I think the show would benefit a lot from having the artists pull their individual styles a bit more closely together. So far, this episode felt the most scattered in terms of visuals, where a single scene transition can lead to the characters having wildly different line weights and animation styles. It becomes distracting and I found it difficult to focus on enjoying the show itself.

hmm........

I'm glad you finally did another episode, but it just wasnt as funny as the last one. still funny, but not laugh out loud piss my pants funny like the other two.

except for that pythagorean joke, that was fuckin hilarious!

nobody reads the summary

that was pretty damn funny. the fast-pace action and cartoony sound effects really added to the humor. i hope you make a sequal!

nobody reads the summarys

you just saved me a forum post so, thank you.

good, but not great

i like sudoku and i like this but 2 things, more levels of different difficulty and NO ANSWERS!

owwww

Yayyyyyy! i got carpletunnel from this game! I only got 5,511 clicks though.

Those drums

The percussion is waaaaaaaaaay too powerful, and too filtered. The lead is on the bland side.

Keep going with it.

Intense

It's intense.

That dudda-funk drum beat is fucking crunchy.

10/10, 5/5

hmm, this could be....

....a great gangster rap song (and it would have to be gangster rap because the beat and riffs are a lot deeper than most hip-hop). waht you need to do is replace the riff you have going at the breakdown at 00:50 with lyrics, because that's the only effect that doesn't seem to fit with a rap song.

About the baseline; it's not that the base is exactly wrong, it's just that it's not fat enough, if you get what i mean. It doesn't do anything for the song. In (good) rap and hip-hop, the bassline is the equivalent of the kick drum in techno. If it's too quiet or not contributing to the song, it lowers the enjoyability of the song.

In other words, your bassline is whack, yo.

word.