#ALFRED ALFER SERIES#
Why not eventually draw a series of comic strips that feature some deeper developments for the crazy canine to avoid the theory that he died in reality becoming true ? As empowering as it is for a female animator to animate so much shock factor, some lines can be crossed and there ought to not be so much of it to also provide far more effective character development and more legitimate aspects of an overall plot.
Wouldn’t Alfred be a tad more likeable if there was some room in the finale for him to put more effort into trying to be loved after he plugged himself into the internet? You know, without going into a sex spree? I know I have self-esteem issues, but at least I show compassion to people on social media and work hard on my writing without resulting in publishing unneeded hit pieces. I just think that the amount of vulgarity shoved into the plot overshadows a fraction of the overall depth There can be a little too much shock value that can overshadow a deep meaning in a story. I have nothing against the premise of the series being a mentally unstable dog in a psychological horror. Despite the risk of me regretting ever reviewing the Alfred Alfer series back in 20 for another reason that will be explained later, I am going to keep my reviews on my blogs for memory’s sake. I believe that reviewing the series has helped expand my comfort zone to a degree, despite how used I am to reviewing episodes of Helluva Boss by now. I often aim to keep my blogs varied for readers with different interests. I certainly do not regret the aspect of witnessing and describing the vulgar adult content in my first review as I was exactly the right age to see it at the time. As someone who takes acts of bigotry very seriously, some of you are probably thinking that I, unfortunately, regret reviewing the series, especially how I pointed out its positive qualities underneath a dark realisation. It is no wonder I do not spew anything questionable and offensive, especially racist remarks on social media as there are some serious consequences for that, especially if you have a job.
Despite admiring the talent of the creator, I have also discovered something rather unnerving. Some of you must have been quite bewildered at how I had the guts to review such a grotesque animated series on Newgrounds. The first time I analysed the series was more easy-going and the follow-up review that was published almost two years later was more critical. Could this be the case for me and Alfred Alfer, the crazy canine created by Emily Rose Youcis ? I recall discovering the series on Newgrounds and YouTube back in 2018. An example of this would be Bill Murray admitting that he regretted voicing Garfield in his two live-action movies. Reader discretion is advised, along with a strong recommendation to seek support if you have been a target of prejudice.įor many of us, there is a time when we look back at something we became infatuated with…and suddenly regretted it. This is also an aftermath regarding concerns towards racism and misogyny.
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