Uploaded February 2016 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
This is a highly experimental video. If I make more episodes or not is dependent on viewer reaction. If you want to support the idea of turning this pilot into an actual series, comment in the comments section below.
The idea for making this video is older than my "Mayrisa the hero" script. I wrote the script more than a year before I even started animating it.
The original inspiration for Bucket 'n Envy began with an idea of turning Egoraptor's Lemon n' Bill series into a walfas version.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Vraf...
I didn't make a walfas version of Egoraptor's audio, because I couldn't think of characters or background scenes, or anything to replace the video game references with. I decided to record my own audio instead, to make a walfas version of Lemon n' Bill.
The audio for this pilot episode wasn't edited. The music was recorded from my speakers, and I did the audio in a continuous take. It took me about five or six tries to get one that worked. I also didn't do any research at all before recording, so Kisume's character facts are skewed, her being a well spirit was made up off the top of my head, and might not be factual.
I regret recording the music at the same time, as it makes it impossible to edit the audio, so the raw audio is what was used for the pilot here.
The reason why Kisume sounds gravelly and Parsee sounds derpy, is because that's the closest imitation of Lemon and Bill I can do.
Please tell me what you think of Kisume's alternate voice. It's less painful for me, but the low tone makes Parsee sound depressed, since I record both characters back and forth in the same take. I like the high energy gravelly Kisume, as it also makes Parsee sound up beat.
Please give me topic ideas of what Kisume and Parsee should discuss. The topic idea with the most likes will be what I will use for episode one, if I choose to make this a series or not.
Programs used:
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe After Effects
Walfas
A 2x4 and a toaster
Feel free to send me emails here:
swordofsorrow@ymail.com
This is a highly experimental video. If I make more episodes or not is dependent on viewer reaction. If you want to support the idea of turning this pilot into an actual series, comment in the comments section below.
The idea for making this video is older than my "Mayrisa the hero" script. I wrote the script more than a year before I even started animating it.
The original inspiration for Bucket 'n Envy began with an idea of turning Egoraptor's Lemon n' Bill series into a walfas version.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Vraf...
I didn't make a walfas version of Egoraptor's audio, because I couldn't think of characters or background scenes, or anything to replace the video game references with. I decided to record my own audio instead, to make a walfas version of Lemon n' Bill.
The audio for this pilot episode wasn't edited. The music was recorded from my speakers, and I did the audio in a continuous take. It took me about five or six tries to get one that worked. I also didn't do any research at all before recording, so Kisume's character facts are skewed, her being a well spirit was made up off the top of my head, and might not be factual.
I regret recording the music at the same time, as it makes it impossible to edit the audio, so the raw audio is what was used for the pilot here.
The reason why Kisume sounds gravelly and Parsee sounds derpy, is because that's the closest imitation of Lemon and Bill I can do.
Please tell me what you think of Kisume's alternate voice. It's less painful for me, but the low tone makes Parsee sound depressed, since I record both characters back and forth in the same take. I like the high energy gravelly Kisume, as it also makes Parsee sound up beat.
Please give me topic ideas of what Kisume and Parsee should discuss. The topic idea with the most likes will be what I will use for episode one, if I choose to make this a series or not.
Programs used:
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe After Effects
Walfas
A 2x4 and a toaster
Feel free to send me emails here:
swordofsorrow@ymail.com
