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Featured GoAnimator: Angron - Dragon Man

GoAnimator Ẫᾔḡṝớῄ is the January winner of my GoAnimate, Get Featured in TET's Blog contest. Angron has had his account with GoAnimate since June of 2011 and in that time has created 34 animations.

Angron chose the very first episode of his Dragon Man series to be featured in my blog. The series tells the story of a Dragon Loving Hero. In part 1, 18-year-old James Howard has to rescue his widower Dad from one of evil Mayor's minions.

The animation features mostly, GoAnimate's Lil' Peepz, Chibi Ninja theme.


Dragon Man Episode 1 by Ẫᾔḡṝớῄ on GoAnimate

Animation Software - Powered by GoAnimate.

Angron says about his choice...
The reason why I chose this one is because this is one of the cartoons from my childhood, and it was so awesome I could finally make something originally from paper to animation. :-) 
My inspiration was that I always loved Dragons, so I made a superhero named "Dragon Man", which happened back in 2006, and later in 2012, the idea of making a series was in thought, and, later in October, I made the first episode with the voices of Me, Smirks, and Hollywood3514 
I made the logo for the video with Doink.com, sadly it shut down [though still available as an iPad/iPhone app - TET]. For my voice work, I used Audacity. All I had to do was lower the pitch. ;-)
For those of you that noticed those impressive opening titles and were wondering where to find them on GoAnimate... They're actually created at another site, flixpress.com. You'll need at least a GoPlus account with GoAnimate to upload your title videos to the GoAnimate Studio.

If you've enjoyed Angron's work then why not check out more of his animations on GoAnimate.

Runner up Featured GoAnimators for the month of January included:
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  1. enjoyinglifeinseoulJanuary 25, 2013 at 9:47:00 AM GMT+10:30

    Congrats Angron, I remember seeing that animation when it first came out. I'll be sure to swing by an watch again later this weekend.

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    1. AnonymousJanuary 25, 2013 at 2:13:00 PM GMT+10:30

      Thanks ELIS, I sure hope you enjoy Episode 2 with another special guest as a villain

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