Hey, that's pretty good.

I like it.

No white parts of the eye is part of Yotsuba STYLE

That music made me want to stab things.

>>206101
How dare you speak badly of the Kuricorder Pops Orchestra?!

Nice animation.

I shed manly tears.

OP, will you make the next one be a full episode? I can help provide the voice of Jumbo or Yanda or someone. If you need money for the animation budget I can paypal you 10 bucks later this week.

>>206110
he/she didn't make it

>>206111
Pretty sure >>206110 was trolling/joking.

>>206114

You're assuming that there are no honestly dumb people on the internet, Ralen.

>>206115
Like I said in >>205821, I have a hard time distinguishing between the two on the internet so I usually assume people are being sincere, but that post just seemed too stereotypical for me to think it was real.

...I could have used 10 bucks.

Seriously, the source is http://www15.atwiki.jp/luvbit/pages/288.html

>>206106
I want to hear a Kuricorder Pops version of the final track in DooM.

Who needs Youts anime when we can do it ourselves?

God help us all...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAjavKwcCjk

On the subject of animated Yotsuba.

>>206184
I thought Japanese people drove on the right side of a car?q

>>206185
They do.
Jumbo's car is an exception.

>>206184
At 1:13, when I first understood what was really going on, I laughted like a moron. Good show.

>>206184

Real cute, but it would've been better if it was a minute shorter. Joke gets stale fairly quickly.

>>206206
Red Zone Shift Change jokes are all about that length because they're matched to a pre-established audio track. Granted, some visuals pace the humor better than others.

>>206207
Kind of like AzuDai itself.

>>206209

One of the reasons why I liked the comic better than the show. The show meandered too much, but the comic was spot on with its timing.

>>206186
And apparently, child restraint laws in Japan are pretty lax.

>>206246
Actually, I always thought it was kind of a neat little detail that Koiwai (Jumbo? It's his car after all...) has this little device so the shoulder strap will sit in the right position for a kid Yotsuba's age.

>>206246
Well, child abductions are still common in Japan right now.
>>206247
I've always pictured Koiwai having one of those kid-leashes to put on Yotsuba. I use to see those often as a kid myself. Do Social Services look down that now or what?

>>206267
I think almost everyone has always looked down on them. On the rare occasions I've seen someone actually using one on their kid, they always get plenty of confused or nasty stares.

>>206271
They're always been unbelievably white-trash, but I don't think I've seen one in maybe... 10 years?

>>206247
>>206267
It's not just that she's riding without a seatbelt here while the vehicle is moving (no one else is, either), but that she's also sitting in the front passenger seat.

At her age, I was legally required (under NY state law) to be secured in a booster seat in the back until I was about 8, and even then I still couldn't sit up front until I was 13.

Even if it's Jumbo's car, it shouldn't be his authority that counts, but that of the law; but apparently even that is pretty relaxed in Japan (if Azuma's depiction is to be heretofore believed).

>>206277
Weird, I grew up riding in the front seat from the time I no longer needed a special baby car seat (assuming there were no other adults in the car since they always got shotgun).

And just because she's twised around doesn't mean her seatbelt isn't fastened. Kids are great at getting into all kinds of positions while buckled in. I remember one time when I was little I managed to completely change clothes in the back seat of a moving car, all without undoing my seat belt.

>>206277
That's insane! In California, I guess you have to be in a booster seat till a certain age or weight, but it's not enforced at all. I never had to sit in one since I was four (maybe three. Was pretty young when I enrolled into kindergarten), same with my sister's kids.
Guess Californians are expendable ;)