Thank you so much for this animation! I had to watch it like three times ^^ I like how the struggle in the end wasn't about being con or pro, it was about life and coming together despite our differences. I was going to say humanity, but they aren't human 😂 In the beginning, we see the current unification with the cops and our lovely Doki and Nabi. But are immediately pushed into Il-ho's dark past of being bullied for being different and how his brothers were there to witness the effects, not really understanding the situation. (Honestly, can we get a reconciliation arc with his parents if they're still alive because his mom seems so nice and his dad, while harsh and not understanding, was trying to protect his household😅) At the concert, the anti ran in to get away and Pi wanting to help. But because it was a 'pro' space and they had different views, the bullies and crowd 'justified' treating the anti badly. Then at the rescue mission, despite their differences, Pi goes to Il-ho. They band together with Sam-ho to stop Yi-ho's extremity. They didn't go to support their side, they went to free the wrongly imprisoned anti-faction. To protect his brother, Il-ho throws Yi-ho out of the way. He puts an pause to the fighting by accepting both sides of himself and roaring but gets hurt. This causes everyone to put their differences aside and save another's life. Wow. I love how you tackle societal issues with interesting stories. I would love to know where your inspiration comes from. Will there be another five part series going into the lives of Doki and Nabi's children and the challenges they will face? Even with such a well rounded support system, they're bound to face their own issues. I mean, growing up with all that immediate attention and expectation could be rough. Or will you also dive into the stories of the side characters from the main story? Sam-ho who has a lot of heart is so quiet here, I want to get more of him 😅 I'm too greedy, right? It doesn't matter what you do, we support and root for you 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤ Thank you again!
Thank you for sharing your impressions. I really enjoyed reading it. The next generation of Doki&Nabi must be a fascinating story. I have only scratched the surface of Py and Jjintta brother's story, and I'm itching to tell Hana and Pizza's story as well. I'll start the next project whenever I get a chance. I hope you'll support me when I do!
@@amalloc the whole what we are living right now was so beutifully captured, i showed my wife this whole series when we where just boyfriend and girlfriend, and had to live with stuff that could be comparable, its just beutifull and i hope you keep doing videos
@@amalloc OMG MORE?? AH HANA AND PIZZA, YES! Does the Grey Rabbit that gives her flowers in the original episodes have a name? Because Pizza is her bodyguard cat, right? And I love Py and the Jjintta Brothers relationship/s!
Lion dad is just fierce and proud in his demeanour. Unfortunately most we got to see was him berating Il-ho for mistreating his mother, but rightly so (she was just trying to comfort him). Lion dad was carrying a camera at Il-ho's graduation ceremony, practical yet sentimental, there'll be photos to hang up, put on his desk, into an album. (edit: had a closer look and lion dad was wearing an entire brace for the camera :P) Their delinquency is kind of a mystery (but something important to explore too)
4:53 I like this mention that if someday they were to have a mixed-species child of their own, Il-ho is afraid that the child will be bullied like he did. But then Doki reassures him by saying that they will have many kids, so their children will have eachother and will even loved by other pure children. Showing how optimistic and confident she is about her future family's life together. I love how their short cameo is meant to help Il-ho out with his fear of the future for inter-species lovers.
I thought in a way it meant that soon they won't be alone, because there will be many more of them once their world accepts their interspecies relationships, so their kids won't be alone either.
I think it's probably one of the best written parts over all because the over all growth is shown to be several growths folded together. Because in the end you kind of realize Doki's plan here, is actually almost the exact same as Il Ho's mom. She also had a number of kids who we can see hanging together and supporting eachother. However societies pressures were great, and ended up pushing them into the wrong direction. Doki is essentially acting like a younger Il-Ho's mom here. Meaning in a kind of second hand fashion, Il-Ho's mom is re-explaining her over all plan, THROUGH DOKI. Il-Ho finally fully comprehending His mother and his father now, is able to act upon their feelings properly and bring his family back together. Because Doki got Il-Ho to realize that the growth of hybrids is going to have to be incremental. Yes they may suffer for now, and they might lose their way. But as long as they follow a goal and stick together, eventually society as a whole will begin to accept them. It's what allowed Il-Ho to overcome the fear instilled in him by his dad. He understood his father now, for he believed his rage was simply in response to Il-Hos actions to his mother. But no, it wasn't just that. Il-Ho was actively antagonizing the future of ALL OF HIS FAMILY AND ALL FUTURE HYBRIDS. Now completely understanding this, Il-Ho was able to use what he inherited from his dad, to defeat his bro who was now conducting the same actions. Endangering future hybrids, and threatening the cohesion of his family.
The crazy think is, even though it has been years for us, for them it's only been a few weeks at least possibly since we saw them at the end of Imagine
@@geocelta1961 I feel just GREAT having lived and seen that era of discoveries. Watching legends of our world starting humble right there, and while being in the newsletter could be the best moment in their life for most mortals, many of them made those their first steps into the business.
I love that the trio ended up being hybrids. What is also really cool is there is a real rabbit breed called lionheads who are very fuzzy and look like they have manes, hence the name. Really glad there was another step. Hope there are more to come!
I remember the time that I showed the remastered "There She Is" compilation to my ex-girlfriend during the only time she ever visited my house. I really wanted to show it to her because I knew that she liked Sanrio and other "kawaii" stuff, not to mention how passionate she was about social justice, so I thought she would have loved it! You could only imagine my confusion when she couldn't get through a minute of the first part before complaining that she wanted to watch something else like those "RU-vid Poops" she always watches. This step right here presents every reason why I was so excited to show it to her, as well as why I felt so insulted that someone like her, who would call out the racist actions of a musician whenever somebody brings said musician up, would rather not watch it. It's cute, but it's the message that has always stuck with me, one that promotes pacifism and fights against the politics surrounding people's livelihoods. Also, I can't forget to mention the music, which always gives me goosebumps, especially Wolsik. Imagine has the best lyrics, being a musical response to "Imagine" by John Lennon. This part was especially surprising with how it portrays those of mixed race, as well as presenting the issue of modern extremism in such symbolic manners. It now makes sense to me how the crew tried to hide their cat side to be more rabbit-like, especially the leader due to the trauma of getting roared at by his dad. It's only at the end that he embraces his duality and understands that he comes from both sides. I feel that this somewhat hints that there may have been some social disparity in privilege between cats and rabbits, though it seems that those of mixed species will be the ones who will suffer the most at this stage. I also really enjoyed the music being just as tough as our protagonists. The scene where the masked one drops every single weapon and it turns out that he has a giant machine gun in there was really funny, by the way. "There She Is" will always have a special place in my heart. Edit: Not only did I graduate from college yesterday, but I also talked with my ex who had been avoiding me ever since we broke up. I told her that I was not mad that she broke up with me, and now, we're on good terms again.
Thank you so much for sharing your story, I especially enjoyed hearing about your ex-girlfriend's reaction. It really is proof that we are all different, which is why I find picking out someone else's birthday gift one of the hardest things in the world. Thank you for loving "There She Is!!" for so many years.
@amalloc Of course! In the end, we all enjoy different things, and even if we feel strongly about that disparity, we should respect that. I did eventually put one of her favourite RU-vid videos on so that her visit could be worthwhile, but after a month, she broke up with me with no explanation. I was fine with it because I already considered breaking up due to how I felt that there was no real communication between us and I didn't feel like I could tell her how I really felt for fear of angering or offending her. Sometimes, the best matches in life aren't always the ones where you have the most in common, which is why I loved "There She Is" and have always come back to it. I always loved that even with the societal aspect of interspecies romance, as well as their clashing personalities, Nabi gave Doki a chance (after hijinks ensued) and ended up falling in love with her himself. The fact that he knows about this societal rule and that he chooses to keep an open mind and receive her love is admirable in more ways than one. In fact, I should be thanking _you_ for keeping the story going and for creating an absolute masterpiece of Internet animation!
@@gilbertozo May you find your Doki. Someone far better than that ex-girlfriend of yours, who'd love and respect you regardless of how strange you might seem to other people.
@SaviourV I mean, we are both very strange. We had a lot in common in our taste in style, similar music preferences, desire to edit videos, and in that we are both neurodivergent. Heck, we even watched the same preschool show when we were much younger! However, despite how similar in our quirks we were, that wasn't enough to carry the relationship because of how much she preferred to limit herself to only what she felt comfortable with and her secretiveness on many aspects that I felt were essential to an intimate relationship. For example, she always cited her mother's cancer as a reason why I couldn't visit her house after visiting mine, and even if I suggested just coming to the porch, she still didn't want to. I may have been a bit pushy about it, but it made no sense to me how I couldn't be in proximity of her house because of her mother's cancer(it's ewing sarcoma.), and she didn't want to explain it at all. But yeah, I do hope to find my Doki, someone who's not just more loving and respecting of me and my quirks, but more communicative and energetic to balance out my more relaxed personality. Someone I can actually be intimate with and not feel anxious around.
I remember missing the viewing for this years ago thinking I would never get the chance to see this. To my surprise, I found this after "There She Is" came to mind in a fleeting thought. I am very thankful for the public release and it having been made in the first place. This series has always held a special place in my heart. As a kid, it was one of the first pieces that ever moved me when it came to romance. I don't know why, but it felt so earnest and warm. I could feel the awkwardness of their encounter, the joys of their togetherness, the pains of their separation, and the relief in acceptance. In spite of society, they fought, lost, and found each other again. It was beautiful. Older now, this is the cherry on top being able to see more of the perspectives of the other characters, especially the reasoning for his actions back then. There's even a wonderful revisit to the ideas of separation and acceptance all over again this time with friendship and a bit of love. Even the two extremes of society have a bit of closure knowing they can and do come together. Not only do the original two get to move forward to a more hopeful future, but so does everybody else. And the music is just as punchily moving and perfect as it has always been. It's so much fun! Thank you so much for this series, SamBakZa.
So excited to see the continuation. This series was the same for me as it was for you. I had all the episodes on my PSP for YEARS. I would watch them from time to time at school if I was bored or on the bus. I re-watched the series 2 days ago and got recommended this to my surprise. I've re-watched the series probably about 3 times in the last 7 years. Idk if I'll ever be able to make it thru the series without bursting into tears. I cry every time. This series is a masterpiece that hearkens from the internet of old.
이 시리즈는 제게 좋은 플래시 애니메이션을 만들고자 하는 강렬한 열망을 주었었죠. 그래서 첫 펀딩을 시작했을 때 그 보답을 하고 싶었지만 당시엔 제가 경제력이 없었던 너무 어렸을 때라 그럴수가 없었습니다. 그랬던 어린아이가 지금은 어엿하게 자리를 잡아 후원을 하고 있네요. 간만에 올라온 작품 덕분에 이 시리즈를 처음 봤었던 좋은 기억들이 떠올라 추억에 젖을수 있었습니다. 좋은 애니메이션 만들어 주셔서 감사했고 저도 이처럼 사람들의 기억에 남을만한 좋은 애니메이션 만들어 좋은 영향력을 행사할 수 있도록 노력하겠습니다. 앞으로의 작품도 기대하겠습니다.
I thought it was click bait, but I realized that this is the official SamBakZa themselves, WE FINALLY GET TO SEE OUR THERE SHE IS ANOTHER STEP!!, 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤
This episode is so relevant to our times, more than ever now. The world is so filled with people who are for and against so many issues, and we end up demonizing the other side and justifying our "righteous" actions against them. I love that your animations capture these complex issues in such compelling ways! Keep doing what you're doing!
@@nico-wj1mhspeaking as an American it's really hard to say. The sentiment is mostly true: change through kindness is preferable to violence -- but regarding racial injustice in the USA that might not be possible. Kindness over violence is a luxury afforded to those with enough wiggle room in society already. We've seen plenty of situations where violence is necessary and bigots don't deserve the easy way out. Through a South Korean lens though, it could be more culturally applicable but I'm not SK so I can't say. I think though, the story is quite touching and has some truth to it even if it's also a bit naive in the framework of what's happened in 2020 and currently with say, trans rights in the USA. Ultimately this is a story that is trying to be about how bigotry is bad and violence isn't good either and those things I can agree with in broad strokes.
@@GoatJesus So on agreement: I'm American too so we're on the same page there. The story of steps 1-5 were touching to me too, especially 5 when Nabi tears up the plane ticket. That was my favorite scene in the whole series by far, and I still kind of get teary-eyed seeing it. And I obviously also agree that change through kindness is preferential to violence, and I agree that in the very, *very*, VERY broad strokes, that's what Another Step is concerned with. But to be clear, I really only think that reading works if you don't look into the details, and not even the deep details, but like surface-level plot elements that were presented unambiguously in steps 3 through 5, and especially 4. With those things in mind, the resolution in Another Step kind of puts a bad taste in my mouth. In some ways, reading some of the other comments on this video (not yours - I see you have a nuanced reading), I think I'm probably feeling how you felt after you saw rave reviews for 3.0+1.0 and were wondering whether you watched the same film. Like just to reiterate what the "bad guys" are in this, they're a segregationist mob trying to enforce anti-miscegenation by throwing rocks through Nabi and Doki's windows (step 3, 4), beating Doki into a hospital bed (step 4), almost killing Doki's hedgehog (step 4), kicking them out of restaurants (step 4), harassing them for sitting on a park bench (step 4), vandalizing everything they see with hateful propaganda (steps 3, 4, 5, another), and chasing Nabi and Doki for just...existing around town (steps 4, 5, another), and this is ALL with the implication of violence, which again they demonstrated by seriously injuring Doki. The generous reading of Another Step with these details in mind is a condemnation of vigilante and mob justice, but that interpretation still feels wrong to me because the righteous violence in this case is only happening as a reaction to the extreme and *violent* injustice from the other side. The cops are (maybe fittingly) completely incompetent in this series, who will overlook all the violence from the segregationists but will go "Real shit?" when someone runs a red, so there's nothing for the good guys in this series to fall back on except to either spend the rest of your life running away (which is literally what Nabi has to do to get to his own wedding without a concussion) or to fight. Another Step seems to go out of its way to make the latter seem distasteful, seemingly sanitizing the actions of the segregationists compared to steps 3-5, and then portraying the civil rights group as going "too far" with it, which is just bizarre. The problem here is that even with that framing, I'm pretty sure that literally rounding the segregationists up and putting them behind bars is *correct* because they're preventing segregationist violence. Segregationists SHOULD be scared to go outside with their stupid T-shirts and signs, they SHOULD be afraid to chase someone around town, they SHOULD be afraid to throw rocks through someone's window, they SHOULD be afraid to beat the shit out of someone. It should be embarrassing to hold these views. The world should be a miserable place for people who hold them, because what happens when someone can't run away? Like say, if you get jumped in the school bathroom and get the shit kicked out of you? The worst part to me is how it ends, though. Everyone coming together to save someone from being seriously injured reads to me as kind of funny because of how much violence the segregationists have already inflicted. The implication is that the segregationists are actually big softies and were larping or something and didn't want anyone to get hurt? That's beyond even naivety. There's room in the themes for Doki's blind optimism, but it feels misplaced in a story that establishes itself as both an extremely dangerous place for her and Nabi and as one where violence is somehow never the "correct" solution. Step 5 ends with Doki and Nabi staying in their hometown and cleaning up the vandalism on the vending machines, and when I first saw it, I took it as a powerful message to fight for the people you love and for your right to be where you are. Another Step ends with the twist that the segregationists "just weren't that serious," which falls flat knowing that Doki was beaten into the dirt for existing just 2 episodes before.
4:54 Love how *Doki* solution to this problem is to make more offspring... Poor *Nabi,* he's going to need all his strength and ENDURANCE to get to that point. Good Luck O7. Also, a surprise to be sure but, a welcome one... good to see this series again.
THIS....Explains a lot about this character, AND, His world! Looks like a prequel, sounds and looks excellent, to the quality You've had all throughout this storyline
Don't let others define your heaven, make your own heaven your own with the ones you love and love you back. Nabi and Doki did so, and so can you, and everyone around you. 🐱❤🐰
It's been so long that I now have trouble remembering who is who. Guess I now have an excuse to rewatch the originals again 😂 and there rewatch this one again. Then share it around and watch them all again and again with whoever I get to show it to.
THEY'RE BACK THEY'RE BACK WELCOME BACK SAMBAKZA!!!! WELCOME BACK!!! YOU WERE MY CHILDHOOD AND INSPIRATION TO BE AN ANIMATOR AHHHHHH ILYYYYYY THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR WORKS 🥹💥🌟💯✨👏🏻💕🫂‼️‼️‼️
어릴때 1편만 봤을땐 그냥 토끼와 고양이의 편견을 깬 사랑! 일거라고 생각했는데 갈수록 너무 현실적으로 비춰줘서 암울하게 느껴지면서도 끊임없이 희망을 얘기하는게 너무 좋아요. 심지어 도키랑 나비를 도와준 주조연중 하나가 이미 혼혈가정의 2세라서 의견이 달라지고 대립하는것도 대박적으로 눈물나는데 결국에는 생명앞에서 한마음으로 돕는다는 엔딩이 걍 너무 개쪌어요 삼박자최고삼박자짱플래시애니의거장조상님평생현역영원히~~!~!~!~!!!
I have loved there she is since it first came out on Newgrounds when I was 14. To this day, the series still brings me to tears and gives me feelings of nostalgia. To see that the creator is still planning to continue on brings joy to my life in ways that only teenage me could describe. Thank you, for making me feel this again.
I feel so greedy asking for more after such a beautiful piece -- LONG AFTER I thought the series was over! Like holy crap, this made my day seeing another There She Is production! Thank you so much for bringing this to life. To the team, the supporters, to everyone who made this a reality. ❤
I love that the sign effect is reversed in the Another Step episode from the time in Imagine, here it starts as the Hate sign then starts fluturating with the love sign before it gets erased when Doki and Nabi both embrace and drown out the voices of both sides. In another step it starts as the Love sign when Il-ho, Sam-ho and Pi storm Yi-ho and the love extremist main base, it flucturates when the locked up hate protestors get freed and then it's erased when both sides stop fighting and work together to save Il-ho.
Was wondering why my video on this was getting traction again. What great timing, I just adopted a cat and named her Nabi after this series, so good to finally see this!
I remember watching "There she is" with my best friend, I don't remember who found it first but I remember we loved the music the animation everything. Even if we didn't understood the language the message was clear. Sadly I lost him 4 years later, I'm sure he would have loved to see this project still going strong
I was happy when Doki and Nabi got together in Final Step. However, watching Another Step left me with mixed feelings. I'm half Japanese, half Korean. I know the sadness of not being able to be either. It made me think about a lot of things. ...I'm happy to have come across this story! This story gave me the opportunity to start studying Korean.The DVD and postcards of There She is!! are my treasures! Thank you for creating this wonderful story!😄 (I used Google Translate)
This marked my life! My first girlfriend introduced me to it. At the time we were in our early 20s, and we were already close to breaking up after a few years of relationship... Today, after almost 15 years, I sent her this episode, and she didn't know what to say, but she was very grateful and happy. Keep reading, the stories in this universe are beautiful.
A beautiful critique about the discrimination and how the extremists won't make any real change in this world. I love how Pi(the thick lip female cat) made a good role at showing that albeit she wants a better world where people would accept interspecies relationships, harming those who are against won't make the difference. And sadly as real life happens, those changes happen when tragedy comes. Il-ho had to deal with the possibility of losing his eye and probably having most of his bones broken, but it was that moment where everyone worked together to save him. There's so many things to analyze about this chapter. Thanka SamBakZa for this chapter.
One of the things I never fully realized about the original series until after the original version of this came out is that Nabi and Doki weren’t on *anyone’s* side, really. They imply that the chaos of both extremes is exactly what they try to ignore and escape from so they can live their lives in peace. They even showcase that in their short appearance here.
@@areakastudios6704 And ironically it's fun that even with that, they were inspiration for the side who were in favor of them, because they never were leaders but simply persons. This is pretty much like real life where other try to sell a leadership over people who did nothing but simply living.(The lead voice of those manifestants in favor was paradoxically a bunny who was against them, as you can see in 3rd step where he appears holding the sign against interspecies relationships) Again, beautiful series, great critique. I hope that Doki and Nabi do things ok and their children would get the support that probably Il-ho couldn't fully get due his crabby and probably strict lion father and laidback yet supportive bunny mother.
@@NesuProps That is exactly what I thought when I saw all those people holding up their phones with the image of their movement's symbol. Our reliance on technology and social media has affected how we communicate with each other and how activism is practiced. Violence and martyrdom are seen as beneficial to the movement and sloganeering and symbolism are valued more than intellectual discussion.
@@gilbertozo Yep! The heavy critique of how the politically correct is affecting the healthy disagreement is perfect, we can see that even if Pi is not ok with the idea of harming opposite activists, for the band and others are fine with as they did the same to them. And if she doesn't agree, she's against with them. Which is the beginning of the toxic behaviour in the activists nowadays.
@@whatbear3804 Definitely! He try it so long time, and he made it… and also… we want it so long time ago. everythings are done well, he is definitely enough too take it and need to get more things…! isn’t it? 🥹🥹
There She Is be like: Main characters lore: a rabbit and a cat love each other and that causes controversy taking reference to the relationships between Japanese and Koreans but in a more humorous way. Secondary characters lore: (In fact I actually like both stories)
God, this hit me like a truck. I forgot how much of an impact the first 5 steps had on me in my early teen years. Still gets me crying. Does this mean your back..? Am i going to get to relive that part of my childhood of waiting on every breath for the next vid to make me bawl like a teen again
I am overjoyed that this series has survived passed the fall of adobe flash. This series was foundational to me back in the day, and I hope it continues. We need this kind of discourse now more than ever!
I remember SamBakza, it opened in a flash window on that old pc, I was maybe 11 at that time, just there to play online games but something made me stay and watch over and over this video about a awesome bunny and a brave cat, this is one of my oldest memories of how I fell in love with art and telling stories, and now I tell my own on my own way, what you have done will be always in my heart, I wish you the best and hope to keep feeling warm in my chest with every piece of art you made (I also remember the page were you was able to click the characters to know their type of relationship) I'm glad I found you again after so many years ❤
when i watched "there she is" for the first time, i was 11. I'm 18 now, and still think its the best animation to come out of youtube. genuinely beautiful stuff, your visual storytelling is something that people should learn from. I hope this does well and allows you to continue with youtube, no matter what content you make
I really love this mini series, since the day it appeared on the internet. I was still a teenager and today I am a mother and I enjoy history with my daughter. Thank you for continuing to tell us about doki and nabi and how their love can change the world. I need more. I need my emotions to fly again like when I was a little girl and singing "it's my birthday".
I've been showing the original 5 steps ever since I found the animations back in.. 2007? 2009?.. to as many people as possible. It really is one of the greatest animated works of the last 20 years. It tells a story in the most human way possible. Keep making great stuff, SamBakZa!
This is a treat! I donated to watch it a while back but had to stop donating but I’m always wanting to rewatch the series from beginning to end. I love having it available to share with others.
It's genuinely surreal to be seeing a new piece of content with these characters in any official capacity. But I couldn't be happier with it. Even if this is now truly the end and I'll never see something new with them, I'm glad you gave us one last adventure with characters that meant so much to me as a teenager and honestly might mean more now. Thank you all for making this series. It's truly something special.
I crowdfunded this years ago and missed the showing for it. I thought I wouldn't ever get to see it. Thank you so much for finally posting it! It was worth the wait!
Me tardé un poco , pero lo entendí. Quien esté perdido le recomiendo verlo un par de veces más, no lo entendí a la primera, pero lo terminé por entender. Tremenda obra y resume bastante bien la frase que reza " no hay mal que por bien no venga" Amo tu trabajo y lo que has hecho através de los años. Ciertamente este tipo de historias realmente nunca tienen un final definitivo, el mundo da vueltas con odio y amor sin parar y nunca se sabe a dónde termina a parar. Gracias por seguir con nosotros y volver con algo así ♥
Bruh. This is a blast from the past. I Remember watching them as they came out on newgrounds. And would watch them over in their entirety every once and awhile.
I introduced There She Is to my wife last night. Back in the day when they were coming out on Newgrounds, I had only seen the first two episodes, which were adorable, but didn't get into the darker subject matter of the later episodes. I have to say though that I love what you've done here. You've crafted a nuanced and powerful allegory for the complications of interracial/interfaith relationships, and really considered all the angles. I'm glad you're still creating, and I look forward to whatever you do next. Thanks!!!
I've only had this series in my life for a few years, but it was really impactful all the same. I'm really glad to see this get a public release, as i missed the initial screening. The Jjintta set has always been my favorite part of these silly little animations. Great work as always.
Every year or so I come back to watch the entirety of There She Is to reminisce about the old Newgrounds days (and miss the lost easter egg in the fish moon in step 2) But this year the nostalgia hit and then at the end this popped up!! And the animation!! It's different but still the same at the core! And so beautifully smooth and lovely and the song is fantastic and suffice to say I went and hung out at a faire today but this video still takes the cake as my happiest moment today! Especially when we find out they all survived!!
I love this so much, I CRIED!!!!! lol but fr 2024 is the year that keeps spoiling me....... I love it and I'll say it again and again and again, love your work, wish you the best!!! and THANK YOU!!!!
'There She Is' has always had a special place in my heart and I was SO excited to see this show up. I love that there's more information on the rabbit trio and I was actually surprised! It was very nice to see and I'm glad you're still interested in this little universe you made.
