I won't lie but this short is one of the few that needs to be a series.
The premise about a nerdy teenage kid who wants to be a true yo-yo king is simple, but it builds up for something for more epic like the two kids battling against the outrageously grotesque slob "king" as seen from here.
The animation on the action is a bit choppy but executes it really well - especially the yoyo "king's" design for his obese anatomy.

If it ever happens in the future for more story of Schmit and Tommy, I hope there's yoyo-wielding bad guys exists in this universe.
Very well done.

It was a pretty good short.
Even though the audio needs a little work on, the comedy is really good. Totally looks like a very strong Smiling Friends (and even YOLO (created by a co-creator Micheal Cusack) influence, especially the ending.
Of all the gags in this short, the censor gag is my most favorite of this of how well executed it was.

I love this short film of a hippie and a scientist battling over a soda.
The visual is clean and simple with well-put execution on the creativities such as the scientist using number "6" and "9" as ropes.

Though I really expect a bittersweet ending for the two, but I understand the team not going for the cliche "battle for one item until they share in the end" type trope.

Really well done, guys.

Impossible quiz. Oh, boy what a game made by Mr.Splapp. It's one of those games where it can purposely trick your mind by thinking something that "make sense". I remember the first time when I played it, I thought it's gonna be an easy game but what I DIDN'T expect was the twist bits. In the end, I just have fun and laughter. Don't stop making your nonsense work, continue it. You are one of my talented artists, Splapp-me-do.

Such a very brilliant music!

Gives me so many memories out from this amazing game. Perhaps one of the coolest Smash fanarts I ever seen!

Clearly my most favorite chapter in the whole game. Conker just instantly man up and gone badass throughout. And it doesn't even stop at the War chapter either.

Honestly, this art is exactly what happen if DiC look deep into the source materials of the games even more than usual. (And I can't blame the company either since most of the games in the series only have one or two games out. But hey, at least the artists who worked on show had fun.)