Not really sure if this is "E" for "Everyone". Nonetheless, this was an amazing tribute to the original show. I gotta show this around to my fellow FLCL enjoyers.

Reminds me of Pop Team Epic with animation styles that come across as a combination of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and some generic, harem-style hentai. Overall pretty funny and well animate. The main character's voice is a bit high-pitched for my liking, though.

Cute, but corny. But cute. I like the art style and it's easy to see a lot of effort was put into this. All-in-all, good job.

Interesting game you have here...I had a bit of difficulty actually learning how to get started. because it doesn't seem like you left any instructions anywhere (for the record, arrows to move, left-click to exit). It can definitely use some work, but I like the concept of it. Very simple, but can make for some intense, moment-to-moment, on-the-spot strategizing, particularly as you increase the number of balls and shoot for the highest perfect score possible.

Kid mode makes for a decent training mode, and the other two are a little hard to tell apart (other than one having a score to aim for and the other making you set your own high score). Increasing the balls number of balls to appear on screen at once was also fun, though if you allow too many on screen at once (we'll say 100+ for new users), it gets to a point where you could easily die right on the onset of the game, before you even know what happened. When the game gets to that point, you may as well not even move the ball and just let it float by itself, since just figuring out where to move the ball before it explodes become difficult. You'll die right off the bat a lot. Once in a while you'll last longer than a few seconds, just to die a few seconds later.

The music and art is simple, but at least functioning. Some may think it's boring and repetitive, though. Overall, it's a good start. Keep it up.

You know, ordinarily, I would blam Flappy Bird clones, but this...this is something special. I mean, seriously. I tried playing it, and it actually wasn't irritating or annoying. It was, in fact...enjoyable. From the soft music and background to the light, airy bounces each click would cause, this--as far as Flappy Bird clones go-is actually pretty good. I found myself continuing to play just to listen to the guitar as much as anything. I mean, actual gameplay overall is still pretty meh, but with the music and atmosphere...this is more enjoyable than the original. Good job!

Just the type of jam that's perfect for circlejerking my freemason brothers with.
12/10 will blast this at the next Bilderberg meet.

This was definitely amazing, I really enjoyed this.

Looks like your "shameless advertising" paid off lol. Overall, I do enjoy this track. For the most part, it's rhythmic, it's catchy, and it's groovy. Some parts of it sound rather generic, like they could have come from an F-Zero game or something I would be none the wiser, but I guess on the other hand that arguably also means this track sounds somewhat professional.

All in all, really good song, keep it up, cheers.

Between the mocking laughter and sudden shift to staunch embarrassment, I believe this is what is referred to as a tsundere...?

Either way, this is wonderfully pulled off. Great job.

The choice of colors here just flow so seemlessly with each other, they's beautiful. From her hair and bandanna through all her clothing and right to the drown, I love the coloring. The drawing is so simple in appearance, but her facial expression and the way her hair and clothes appear to be flowing in a breeze really adds a layer of depth to it, I think. Though how much her hair is being blown back usually indicates a stronger wind, so her clothes should have an appearance of also being caught in such a wind. Also, the angle her hand is holding her drumstick at appears a little awkward to me.

Overall I'm really proud of you for this though :D Great job!