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[Vector]

This was actually kind of scary, but still neat.

[Duke 2.0]

This was actually kind of scary, but still neat.

More sad than scary for me, but I always love seeing short animations like this. Animators that do them are usually freelance and don't get nearly enough attention for them.

[ToonyMan]

Pfft, what an ending.

[Vector]

This was actually kind of scary, but still neat.

More sad than scary for me, but I always love seeing short animations like this. Animators that do them are usually freelance and don't get nearly enough attention for them.

Ah, it says in the description that it's by a group of French students from a school of animation.  They have a bunch of other stuff up on Youtube, too.

[Itnetlolor]

That was a pretty neat animation. I like the style.

[Solifuge]

Huh, I liked that. I read it as pretty dark, despite the light style and theme.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

There was the whole creator/destroyer juxtaposition throughout; how the soldier went straight for his gun as soon as he was patched up, but barred anyone left to fight, he started tearing things apart at home. Really self-destructive and sad... definitely a tragedy. I'm not sure I get the meaning of the title though... three small points?

Definitely a neat animation. Thanks for sharing!

[ECrownofFire]

I have AI War working under WINE. Time to kick some robot ass.

[Pillow_Killer]

Huh, I liked that. I read it as pretty dark, despite the light style and theme.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

There was the whole creator/destroyer juxtaposition throughout; how the soldier went straight for his gun as soon as he was patched up, but barred anyone left to fight, he started tearing things apart at home. Really self-destructive and sad... definitely a tragedy. I'm not sure I get the meaning of the title though... three small points?

Definitely a neat animation. Thanks for sharing!

It's a nazi eagle. This guy symbolizes NSDAP

[Duke 2.0]

 I see more of a direct message on the bitterness that Germany had after the first World War, and how it fueled the fires that brought around the second one. Unless there was something in the video to show which world war that was, although the visual of the Nazi eagle tearing up Europe again does seem to drive this idea home.

[Rose]

Spoiler: Are you old enough to handle a flaming pumpkin? (click to show/hide)

[ein]

Calamari, bass guitar, and external hard drive.
Today was awesome.

[Il Palazzo]

I see more of a direct message on the bitterness that Germany had after the first World War, and how it fueled the fires that brought around the second one. Unless there was something in the video to show which world war that was, although the visual of the Nazi eagle tearing up Europe again does seem to drive this idea home.

The map at the beggining shows Austro-Hungarian Empire, and the first "explosion" happens in the Balkans - definitely the I WW.

[scriver]

This was actually kind of scary, but still neat.

This should be in the sad thread. Now I'm all cynical and depressed and shit because of you. And Europe. But mostly you.

[Jackrabbit]

I'm a sucker for metaphors and I really liked it.

[Gunner-Chan]

I'm still just playing with this thing.