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Published: 2017-02-18 21:32:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 5573; Favourites: 122; Downloads: 7
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EDIT: Getting rid of comments because people are being assholes since I actually like these guysThese two guys on YouTube deserve a lot of love.
Seriously.
Subscribe to them. Β
Mr. Enter is even creating a comic series that I highly recommend.
They're really funny and intelligent reviewers.
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I like the cartoon detective vibe Mr. Enter is giving off.
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Mr.Enter looks like pedophile like this.I prefer his old avatar.
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Ok I get it. Move on.
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I thought he did
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It belongs to another of his editors, and he has a new one.
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I mean a new editor.
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I love these guys, they're one of my favorite youtubers! 
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Well they're pretty successful for losers
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So were Aaron Seltzberg and Jason Friedberg.
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I don't see how them reviewing animation makes them losers. If anything it makes them very intelligent people, especially since one of them is a writer himself.
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Reviewing animation is a-ok. It's just losers like them that take shit too seriously and over anaylze shit as mean spirited and nitpicking. As for Phantom, he copies a repetitive formula of Top 10 lists and is just filler. Also Enter is a shitty writer.
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Well it's their jobs as reviewers and critics to nitpick. They pay close attention to detail and point out stuff that other people don't notice and I feel like that's a good thing. I do agree that Phantom can be repetitive sometimes and maybe Enter can be a bit mean but alot of the nitpicking and mean spiritedness shows that they're passionate about animation and stories and want them to be taken seriously and the people watching them to be taken seriously. If it takes them having to be jackasses towards the creators of shows who didn't put their best effort or just didn't think the show through because it was meant for children, then they're going to treat it as seriously as any critic would take a movie or a piece of art.
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Enter has a lot of psychological problems, I tried to get him to promote his book like a real writer (get a GoodReads profile, suggested he do conventions, book signings, public readings), but he flat out refuses. He isn't going to get very far by acting the way he does
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He doesn't know how to promote a book or get noticed beyond his fanbase
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I guess that is true. I didn't even know he had a book series until recently.
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I love this. By the way, those comics were actually from a book he wrote that's available on Amazon.
I want these two to collab so bad. It's be as good a crossover as the Jimmy/Timmy Power Hour.
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He doesn't know how to promote it or how to connect to an audience outside of Enterbots.
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Funny, I don't remember asking you.
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I'm a big PhantomStrider fan. He's kind and charming!
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Well PhantomStrider does alot pf top ten lists about lovies and animations. Mr Enter has two series called Admirable Animations and Animated Atrocities where he goes into detail about why an animation is admirable and worth a watch or why an animation is an atrocity and shouldn't be given any attention what so ever. They're both hilarious and very informed on what they talk about.
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Interesting... I actually never heard of animation reviewers before, but this guys sound interesting! I will give them a look!
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There's also Leonard Maltin and Jerry Beck and about a thousand better animation critics!
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Well I have to look at a lot of guys OoO
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I would subscribe to them, if I wasn't already subscribed to them.Β
P.S. Mysterious Mr Enter has a DeviantArt page (in case you didn't know, but if you did than just ignore what I saidΒ )
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Oh so I'm not the only one who watches them XD
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I watch them both too.Β
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Mystery Mr enter is more like the Mystery stranger from falloutΒ
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