Posted by pisica12 - March 12th, 2021

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What the hell? I thought the Madness Community never goes down. After i watched a video, it made me sick. Sometimes i even tought leaving Newgrounds and move on with my life. But this is where the Madness community grow up! Back in 2015 i was wondering, how the hell am i gonna animated Madness stuff? Later on i thought that im a good Madness Animator, but there are not enough Votes to keep my Animation Online! How the hell imma gonna show the world that i can animated while newgrounds takes it down after all? This is the reason why i wanted to leave Newgrounds! After i saw a picture, i tought to my self: Why people take something good and destroy it with pictures?!? Or silly animations?! Of course people have there own stile to animate. Some of you guys think its good. And i dont want to say that im a good animator, im still practicing! And what about that shit that Madness is dead? Madness isnt dead after all, Madness Project Nexus 2 is still in development and the community still makes animations! Maybe im just a dumbass who missunderstand something. Was it all worth after all? NO! I just wanted to say you guys what i think about the community. I aint mad i just think is pretty fucked up that there is a whole drama about Madness! Of course i know shit! While people in the community were beefing i just sad in my chair and played Games on my PC. Im just saying my opinion. Any problem with that? Be my guest!

Also i wont write any bullshit anymore.

Madness Combat (Uncompressed) Original Sprites Posted by Seancglover - February 9th, 2018 Yo, will be updating this post whenever I upload more sprite sheets, so keep your eyes on this space. Was going to do them all in one fla.
This is a periodically updated collection of graphics (Commonly referred to in the community as 'sprites'.) and audio, from the Madness Combat series, by author Matt 'Krinkels' Jolly. The.fla files here contain all kinds of characters, weapons, backgrounds, objects and so much more, that many Madness Combat fans have retrieved from.swf.
But here it is: Madness Weapon Sprite Sheet Version 6!!! This time I took all my day editing it, no seriously, I made very much changes at it. The first change I made was separate all the sprites in categories at the frames, 1: Table of Contents, 2: Pistols and Melees, etc.

Back from hell, I'm still strong and awesome as always, preparing new things!!

Posted by Jsoull - October 1st, 2019

Just like last year, this'll be a list of all the movie submissions this MD that are worth reviewing. It won't be in any specific order, but scores will be applied to each project obviously. There's gonna be a few collabs I'm gonna leave out because I don't wanna just repeat some of my reviews from last year, so keep that in mind.

Soul Madness 2: It was..uh..something. I'm a big believer in giving this new generation of Madness toons a new dash of story spice, but this one went a little far. Far, FAR too much dialogue and characters standing around saying and doing nothing particularly interesting half of the time. I can tell the creator put plenty of thought into these walls of text, but there was plenty of fat to be shaved and more than enough time that could have been put to better use than this. I genuinely want to give Kanp the benefit of the doubt, but seeing as he also took a bunch of my buddy ShootThaCheese's sprites without permission, it definitely hurts the project's image. I hope for the best with this boi, but only time will tell if all this effort was worth it.

2.5/10

Madness New York Minute: Another solid solo project by our big boi Sentry. While still on the short side, (Hence the name), Sentry's signature environmental and vfx style pulls through beautifully. I hope that this project is a precursor for whatever larger project is down the pipeline, as what's on display here is appetizing enough to have me wait for more.

8/10

Kilroy Madness 3: The finale to the series that's kept the more starved Madness Days of the last few years alive has striked gold yet again. I don't wanna do a play-by-play of what I've already covered from Kilroy 2 last year, so I'll make it brief. As with all of Diotoon's Madness projects, his unique character style allows for far more dynamic poses and movements than what'd be usually possible with the standard madness formula. SFX and music are on-point, this time delivering some sexy custom tracks. A very solid end to an overall fantastic trilogy, I am excited to see what Dio cooks up next!

9/10

Abnormis - DEPARTURE: It's about time we got some fresh blood 'round here, and Zapchon delivers! As an entry-point to a new Madness Series, DEPARTURE does a fine job at setting up a Madness tale with some new flavor. Despite some rough patches within the animation/storytelling that could have been cleaned up, the project is very solid overall and delivers some unique visual flare with fast-paced action to boot. I'd suggest keepin' an eye on Zapchon's upcoming projects, the scent of potential is strong with this one.

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7.9/10

Madness Powers - Devolution: Another surprisingly good solo project to inject some life into this MD. Although some of the art assets can be rough around the edges, the assets on display here are shockingly good, especially the heavy-armored dudes that show up mid-way through the project. Animation quality is around average, but can get pretty sloppy at some points.I can only hope that KorboDuo will continue his work on the series and deliver us an even better sequel next MD, as the ending to this one felt a bit rushed.

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Madness Whitehank Zero - The Mulligan: Speaking of RUSHED. After the splash that White Hank 2 made last MD, hype was soaring for the finale. Unfortunately, while the project is definitely a worthwhile and fantastic experience, it doesn't surpass the 2nd entry in my opinion. From rough cuts, rushed scenes, and broken transitions, everything's just a little too rough around the edges for me to ignore. Everybody involved with the project gave it their all, and I can tell that there's some real soul in there, but at the moment the collab is best defined as a half-baked dessert. The chefs needed more time to prepare it, and the dish itself needed far more time in the oven. Even so, some of the fight scenes on display here involve moves and effects that I'd bet a good deal of Madness peeps have never seen before. The weapons testing room and Neo-Wank fight scenes are my absolute favorites, having the perfect mix of fun and violence with deliciously executed animation and timing. Phenomenal animation when it all works together, disappointing when it doesn't.

9.2/10

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Singularity - Observation: A surprising entry by Ellvis, for a guy who usually sticks to collabs, this is a shockingly good solo movie to add some speedy-spice to this MD. I like the idea of the main character progressing in power as he goes through his design iterations over the years, it was a clever way of showing off the meta history behind 'em. As with all of Ellvis's recent animation, it's fast, fluid, and sexy as all hell. This was a pleasant surprise for this year and I hope he's got more solo projects down the production line.

8.7/10

Madness GOTO Heaven: A collab that came out of the blue, ironically so, given the abundance of the color. There are some very interesting ideas on display here, but they're far, far too rough t