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1. In 2014, Animation World Magazine debuted Robinson's Animation Pimpcast.
2. Animation World Magazine " described Dennis's comments regarding SpongeBob and Patrick as " interesting ."
3. Martin Goodman of " Animation World Magazine " described Dennis'comments regarding SpongeBob and Patrick as " interesting ".
4. Animation World Magazine describes "'tradigital television "', and the impact of tradigital animation on pre-and post-production processes for television shows.
5. ". . . bad accents, pretentious dialogue . . . It is pleasant to watch with the sound off ( it comes with subtitles ), and fans of plushies will love it . "-Taylor Jessen : Animation World Magazine
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7. Jeffrey P . Dennis, author of the journal article " The Same Thing We Do Every Night : Signifying Same-Sex Desire in Television Cartoons ", argued that SpongeBob and Animation World Magazine " described Dennis's comments regarding SpongeBob and Patrick as " interesting ."
8. Patten wrote numerous monthly columns and individual articles for Animation World Magazine, Newtype U . S . A ., the Comics Buyer's Guide, and other magazines, including serving as the Official Editor for the Rowrbrazzle Amateur Press Association, until March 2005, when he suffered a stroke.
9. In his review for " Animation World Magazine ", James Brusuelas wrote " " Welcome to the NHK " is a true anime gem, " describing it as " a delicately human tale . " He went on to praise the series, saying " This is more than just anime.
10. Terrence Briggs of " Animation World Magazine " considered every second of the show " filler " and lamented that the main characters are drawn as " products from the school of acid-trip caricature . " After Briggs'review was published, a large number of letters supportive of the show were sent to the magazine, prompting it to " take a second look " at the show.
11. GameSpot gave the PlayStation version 8.4 out of 10 and praised the game as " the ideal platformer, balancing its action and puzzle elements perfectly to make the game intelligent, engaging, and, best yet, fun " . " Animation World Magazine " applauded multiple aspects of the game, saying it " features some of the best graphics and animation we've ever seen " and commenting on the " sophisticated gameplay ".
12. Fred Patton of " Animation World Magazine " described the anime as " delightfully witty and even an educational window onto what Japanese high school life is really like . " Chris Beveridge of " Anime on DVD ", stated that " There's a lot to laugh with here and a cast of characters that grow quickly on you as you start finding those you favor and those you don't . " Andrew Shelton from Anime Meta explains that " The character of the girls is extremely well brought out.
13. Martin " Dr . Toon " Goodman of Animation World Magazine described Ren as " scrawny, " " dyspeptic, " and " violently psychotic . " On some occasions Ren " lost his mind " in a " cumulative process, " resulting in Ren becoming, in Goodman's words, a " screaming klaxon, neon-pink eyes dilating into twin novae inches above his jagged, monolithic teeth . " Andy Meisler of The New York Times described Ren as " adventurous, " " intelligent, " and " emotionally brittle ."
14. In his overview of books featuring to work of Winsor McCay for the hundredth anniversary of " Little Nemo ", Taylor Jessen of " Animation World Magazine " damns Checker's McCay volumes with faint praise, calling the " Winsor McCay Early Works " series " abundant but erratically curated . " Much of such criticism is due to the lack of'good'art sources-relying on glorified photocopies of hundred-year-old newspapers rarely produces perfect artwork-that Checker has to deal with when producing such volumes.