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I'm wondering what type of movies you guys tend to make. Scypax has a very distinctive style, with deep meaning etc. whereas FilmyGuy and FancyPants tend to animate in a slightly cartoonish style, which they even did in their lightsaber duels, which is just a little strange.
So now that you (hopefully) understand what I mean, could you post your style?
Dog
Short, (hopefully) funny, and random with a slight plot. 
If that's the case, you might want to redesign your avatar and sig image. They're awesome, but don't really suit your style and many people will judge your style on your avatar and signature.
Dog
I'm pretty sure that everything you just said was a complete lie.
Apart from your name at the end.
As far as I know NOBODY judges someones style by their avatar. I think you're just chatting a load of crap. (no offense, but your advise isnt exactly correct)
*deletes post*
Dog
delightful.
Lifelike, well, I'm trying to.
I just... animate.
I attempt cartoon with realistic animation. Which I know is destined to fail. I have not released one film other than that demented Lock & Load crap.
Not as cartoonish as Filmyguy, and not as lifelike as Nathan Wells
I realized that Nathan Well's real talent is in set building, his animation is not, well...
Many different, otherwise it'll get old.
Varied, but I like comedy and mystery
I normally do mostly fights and stuff, i've tried doing things with an actual plot, but they always turned out horrible...
Funny and witty storylines with an occasional plot twist and action scene to top it off! 
I try to animate my minifigures in a cartoon-style way. I've been trying to enhance this by reading some books about cartoon animation, and practicing hand-drawn traditional animation. It seems to be helping.
-JK
My animation style is pretty boring, so in my future films I'll be easing a lot more to make it more cartoonish. (Or lifelike, depending on the film.)
Oi. I never really thought about this.
Hmm. I guess I haven't really animated enough for any distinction. 
But gathering up what I have currently, I would say random.
I tend to animate in the style of failure.
I tend to animate in the style of failure.
Looks like you succeed 
No just kidding, you're getting better.
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