are they gay (I’ve never read or watched Jekyll and Hyde)

I don’t remember this song from prince of Egypt

I don't know cr4p about this musical, I just have the question if they wanna murder each other o just fuc-

Amazing art style

he looks like alistor from hazbin hoyel

Lee Barbara Gonzalez Kevin Young Jason

Smith Lisa Martinez Dorothy Gonzalez Gary

2:46 Is it weird that I want to see them kiss here-

I love this song and I love this animation, I hate the meaning of the song though.

This IS an amazing Song

Jekyll and Hyde musical Lucy meets Hyde 😊🎉

This is so good. I love the main's (Malcom's?) design.

Gracias por hacer estos videos, gracias aunque sea 4 años más tarde

You know how much it hurts: when you're covered in blood 🩸🩸

I just imagine Jekyll internally cringing at this

WORDS CANNOT EXPRESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOUR J&H ANIMATICS OHMYGOD

who sing the songs?

If Triumph and Rebellion had a voice. This would be it

Jekyll and Hyde musical Alive 👏🏾 Edward Hyde for me😈 Hey Devil

2:08/3:40 you can spot The joker

Yikes! What a creep.

There’s a part in all of us that is best described as desire. That part inside many of us causes us to desire to do terrible things to those we consider enemies or threats, but it also causes us to desire other people, essentially to fall in love. These desires can be glaringly obvious to us, but sometimes we suppress them into our subconscious, meaning many of the evil things that we wish to commit our policed by our good natured instincts into the back of our minds. Many people consuming a story will typically root for the main characters because, one, they are someone that we relate to somehow, and two, they go on to do things that we wish we could do in our own lives. Those two aspects, however, are not limited to any character in particular, as long as the character in question has a level of depth that we can identify with. This is where truly evil characters can often shine, in their own lustrous fashion. In Hyde's case, he represents an uncivilized and perverted fantasy where a person suddenly becomes seemingly unstoppable, untouchable, and irresistible, finally allowed to rampage the world, loving, killing, building and destroying anything they please. Like a god, a selfish, yet blissful god, and it's that feeling of bliss that derives from these horrible deeds that people subconsciously fall in love with. Everyone in this world needs a release in some form, and it's because everyone in this world is under stress to some extent, but Hyde does not. He has no stress in any mental capacity, because he is released. He is free, in a sense that no sane man on Earth could comprehend. One who is living by someone else's rules isn't truly living, but Hyde is living purely by his own rules, and he is absolutely alive, living a fantasy that the wicked, greedy, selfish, and lustful parts of our minds yearn for desperately. Therefore, many people subconsciously find Hyde desirable simply because they find the amount of pleasure that he buries himself in to be thrilling and euphoric to fantasize.

This is amazing, I loved how you took the entire plot into consideration, and I love that you magnified the religious overtones. That's the best part of the whole Jekyll Hyde story IMO.

2:47 man ma mind said nope.

bro why's he gay for himself

Who voiced Lucy?

I return

As an edgy troll, who believes the nonsense I spread. Jekyll and Hyde is a relatable dynamic in part because in person I'm nice, soft-spoken, and I despise needles confrontation. But online I'm like another person, here I can freely speak my mind without fear. My ideals are boldly presented to the masses as is my edgy flamboyant flare, especially when it comes to my sexuality. As IRL I present myself as straight prude teetering on asexual, as in public I am disgusted by sexual acts (online too to some extent). But online I can reveal my enjoyment of femboys and proclaim that it is "not gay as long as it's the Roman way" which I have been saying for a few years now hoping it catches on.

I find it so funny that in every anamatic ive seen Hyde is yassified and majestic looking but in the novella his looks are described as down right detestable to the point he gives a strong feeling of deformity despite not having any (WHEN DID JEKYLL GET A GIRL I CANT REMEMBER THIS HAPPENING!??!?)

You should make an animatic for Murder! Murder!

Ah yes, the unusual case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Michael Muzan Kibutsuji-Jackson. My favorite!

Fellas is it gay to live inside a man forever with satan himself by your side

teacher: why are you spaced out so much ' what goes on in my inner dialogue

The saddest thing about this song is that when Hyde says ‘I’ll see you there.’ (Replying to the ‘rot I hell’ from Jekyll) he’s right. Due to them being the same person, just two entities (I think) Hyde will go to hell but will bring Jekyll down with him. It’s sad but the meaning behind a lot of the lyrics in this song

KZbin: Hey babe, time to watch confrontation animatic by oh no for the 50th time Me: yes honey

That is some very, intimate body language

I like this song but it makes absolutely NO sense that its in between transformation and alive😭

Homoerotic Jekyll and Hyde>>>>>>>> (This is a lovely animatic!!!!)

Are these all redraws? They look so detailed now!

I have under appreciated this song SO much its criminal

Dibujas como la mierda

I see tha video a thousand times

Yeah, I am here again

rip jekyll he would have loved moana jokes aside though the phantom reference was pure, comedic gold

My boy, I derive no pleasure in warning you that you are in extreme danger. Even as we speak, lurking in this very room waiting to strike are forces of evil. Every man has possessed of both good and evil. - Dr. Henry Jekyll, The Pagemaster (1994) You've known what I was about each time you drank the formula. - Mr. Edward Hyde, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003)

My boy, I derive no pleasure in warning you that you are in extreme danger. Even as we speak, lurking in this room waiting to strike are forces of evil. Every man has possessed of both good and evil. - Dr. Henry Jekyll, The Pagemaster (1994) You've known what I was about each time you drank the formula. - Mr. Edward Hyde, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003)

The way he says angel tells me this man has played phantom

1:59 phhtt- that got me dude-- i- i was there like “why is there a phantom of the opera poster here?? that’s not very period appropr-“

I'd love to see a full version