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This was for the first project in an intro animation course this semester. It was a stop-motion project. I wanted to do a parody of some of the many Japanese commercials I see on Youtube. Clearly this has a bit of an Americanized cartoon-violence spin on it though too. I chose Generic-Brand* toothpaste as my product of choice for this project. There are a few nuts and bolts awry in the finished product, but I think over-all this was pretty successful. The class considered it a hit at least.
Also, the subtitles are supposed to be awful. That was intentional. It was in reference to some-what of an 'inside-joke' relating to an old, badly-subtitled dvd.

Generic-Brand* = logo blurred out for complying to DA-film's copyright policy. It can't be helped. For the record, I am a fan of Generic-Brand*'s products. Generic-Brand*: They leave me satisfied and ready for more~

Credits:

Animation, voices, sound-effects, music © TheGreatYonR

Generic-Brand*'s unblurred logo cutouts that are not in this submission © Colgate. Go buy their stuff to make up for my sin of thinking about their products first. If I figure out who I am supposed to talk to get permission, I'll ask and resubmit the non-blurred version.

~**Special thanks**~ to my friends on Lang-8 for helping correct me with Japanese grammar on the matter. Even though I decided to stick relatively close to my original plan of the dialogue due to the order in which I wanted to show the animation parts, I took your kind advice into consideration and tried to formulate a better formation for it. I also learned a new rule of grammar in the process. ありがとう私の友人!!＜３今日の雪にきを付けてなさい。

Description
This was for the first project in an intro animation course this semester. It was a stop-motion project. I wanted to do a parody of some of the many Japanese commercials I see on Youtube. Clearly this has a bit of an Americanized cartoon-violence spin on it though too. I chose Generic-Brand* toothpaste as my product of choice for this project. There are a few nuts and bolts awry in the finished product, but I think over-all this was pretty successful. The class considered it a hit at least.
Also, the subtitles are supposed to be awful. That was intentional. It was in reference to some-what of an 'inside-joke' relating to an old, badly-subtitled dvd.

Generic-Brand* = logo blurred out for complying to DA-film's copyright policy. It can't be helped. For the record, I am a fan of Generic-Brand*'s products. Generic-Brand*: They leave me satisfied and ready for more~

Credits:

Animation, voices, sound-effects, music © TheGreatYonR

Generic-Brand*'s unblurred logo cutouts that are not in this submission © Colgate. Go buy their stuff to make up for my sin of thinking about their products first. If I figure out who I am supposed to talk to get permission, I'll ask and resubmit the non-blurred version.

~**Special thanks**~ to my friends on Lang-8 for helping correct me with Japanese grammar on the matter. Even though I decided to stick relatively close to my original plan of the dialogue due to the order in which I wanted to show the animation parts, I took your kind advice into consideration and tried to formulate a better formation for it. I also learned a new rule of grammar in the process. ありがとう私の友人!!＜３今日の雪にきを付けてなさい。