I am BEGGING you to watch LACKADAISY

Less than a week ago the pilot for the indie animated project Lackadaisy released after many years of production, and I mean, WOW. What can I even say. This thing is absolutely stunning, an incredible achievement on every level. The entire history of this project is wildly impressive. It is SO cool to see such a gorgeous, creative pilot come to fruition, and going back to look at the long history of the idea, and the journey it took to get to this point is wildly inspiring. And it seems to have been very well rewarded with over 4 million views in this first week, and hundreds of thousands of new subscribers to their youtube channel. And I think this REALLY bodes well for the future of indie animation. So in this video I wanna look back at the entire history of Lackadaisy, what it took to reach this point, and what the future looks like for not only the project, but indie animation in general.
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[@LibertarianEnt]

I feel bad because I know it's going to be endlessly compared to Helluva boss. And this was a good enough pilot on its own.

[@LibertarianEnt]

That all said, it was amazing. And frankly, I love her work and the fact that she did decide to animate her series. Honestly almost prefer the pilot to the comics.

[@alexmansfield3268]

It sucks cause lakadaisey came out years before hellava boss was even thought of

[@gracekim25]

It shouldn’t even be compared. They’re both great in different ways

[@existentialgamer9206]

Imo Lackadaisy blows Helluva out of the water. The author is a master of characterization and world building and as long as she maintains creative control, I think it’s going to do great things. Helluva kind of turned into a hot mess; I don’t think it’s as well written/crafted. No hate, it’s fun, it’s just not on the Lackadaisy level

[@acanthafiore]

​@@alexmansfield3268 this is exactly how it is with the Omori Game. It's concept and production was before Undertale but because it took like 8 years to finally be complete and be released, like 5-6 years after Undertale, it often gets compared to Undertale and judged as if it is an Undertale-inspired game.

[@existentialgamer9206]

I’m an OG fan of the webcomic and I had NO IDEA this was even being made! Imagine my delighted surprise! It was so cool. I’m interested to see where they’re going with it because there’s already deviations from the comic story but that’s understandable

[@SB-pf5rc]

omg same! the comic is sooooo good. i'm super excited!

[@Hakajin]

I had no idea it was a comic, but spoke to someone years ago who was working on the pilot!

[@Jroobelucios]

Same here

[@acanimatics906]

I belive the reasons for the deviations are that they needed to introduce as many of the main players aswell as just sweet and shortly make it clear what the plot's even about. The first chapters of the comic are great but I don't think they would have worked for a pilot episode. Since the point of a pilot is to just quickly and simply introduce the concept of a show. It's to pitch the idea and put it out there in hopes it'll get picked up and funded so a show can be produced.

[@existentialgamer9206]

@@acanimatics906 oh I agree, I don’t dislike the changes. In the comics it took a while to meet Wick, and the Cajun twins. Better to have the players introduced early

[@hambone.fakenamington]

It’s crazy to me Lackadaisy now has an animated pilot, i was reading that in Middle School in 2007. So many awesome webcomics deserve the same treatment.

[@falconeshield]

2007?? How did I miss it??

[@gwyngwyn_2416]

I was one 😧

[@hambone.fakenamington]

@@gwyngwyn_2416 that is incredibly upsetting for me to hear, thank you

[@gwyngwyn_2416]

@@hambone.fakenamington sorry lol

[@Dominic_812]

I wasn’t even born then

[@ukaszgrzesik7231]

I would add No Evil by Betsy Lee to the list of amazing independent animations published on KZbin. Really underappreciated gem!

[@suraru95]

I fucking LOVE No Evil

[@existinginaspace8347]

Also been going on for far longer than most KZbin animations. Especially hand drawn ones.

[@TheCommenterDragon]

I love the Lackadaisy pilot, It's an absolute masterpiece! Everyone who participated in the project did an outstanding job bringing the animation to life!!!

[@tylerpetersen6226]

I really enjoyed how this pilot conveyed how Mordecai is a calculating professional from how he recognizes the type of pistol being fired at him and starts counting the shots in the pistol and comes out of cover when the pistol needs to be reloaded. As well as deciding not to shoot because he knows it is unlikely his shot is going find its mark.

[@nat_479]

I love Mordecai 😩

[@friendlym1rifle]

It basically combined my three favorite things. History, guns and cats.

[@Ramquesting]

As somebody who saw it uploaded and sent to my recommended around 4 hours after release I can tell you I have watched the pilot over 6 or 7 times now. I absolutely loved this pilot and I've nearly no knowledge regarding the original webcomics. I for one am EXTREMELY excited to see where the story goes next and am going to have to stop myself from looking at the original comic so I don't spoil anything. (Also I genuinly have such a huge love for the Prohibition 20's era and 40 and 50s noir style they went for, I've always loved things like the old architecture and jazzy music style)

[@videogamer596]

From everything I can tell as a reader of the webcomic, the pilot takes place sometime after the last part of the comic (which didn't have an ending so much as a pausing mid-sentence). So unless you care about spoiling like potential characters that show up or worldbuilding, you'll be fine to read it and not have story beats spoiled, etc... My rationale: the clothes Ivy wears in the short are only seen near the end of the comic, and (warning: very minor spoilers:) the coffin wouldn't have been "sunset rose"-filled until after the comic.

[@Ramquesting]

@videogamer596 Thanks for the info I really appreciate that 👍 I might go ahead and check out the comics then 😃

[@innersight6070]

@@videogamer596 This is pretty early in the comic. Not right at the beginning of it, but this pilot is definitely not post-comic.

[@nathangamble125]

@@innersight6070 No. This is obviously impossible... Rocky's "Mississippi" poem is near the start of the comic, but in a completely different context. In the comic, Viktor was seriously injured immediately after Freckle first went into the speakeasy, yet he's fine in the pilot. Rocky and Freckle don't come into direct conflict with Mordecai at any point in the comic. It's _either_ after the comic, after major conflicts have been resolved, and Rocky decides to repeat his poem on the bridge; or an alternate timeline where the events and relationships between characters are significantly different (though the characters themselves were not changed). Based on how the characters interact at the speakeasy in the pilot, it looks far more likely that this is an alternate timeline - the same premise, setting, and characters; but a different story.

[@stevenoct11]

You'll be fine reading, as the pilot has been confirmed to be a separate timeline by Tracy herself!

[@abigails4088]

My family has roots in rural Louisiana, and I imagine that digging back far enough the multicultural roots in our tree PROBABLY had a few bootleggers... HELL, some of the BRANCHES still have some form of bootlegging in the leaves XD Watching this... it felt like a family member telling me a story of "way back when" ... It is amazing, I hope their project succeeds

[@RandoSando.]

I think insanity runs in their family. Rocky is insane and does lots of things like that. Calvin (freckles) is super religious and restrained but the moment he's in danger and has a gun, a different and more terrifying side comes out.

[@panther-nk2hn]

They're Irish, so the inherited insanity checks out.

[@motorcitymangababe]

Well, I don't think "mad hatter syndrome" is a thing, but on the other hand, I don't think charging into battle lighting dynamite and chucking it to accentuate your poetry is a sane thing to do. Glorious, but not sane lolol

[@Cameroo]

Really neat seeing how far Tracy has come. She's always been a tremendous talent.

[@justinehercthehuman]

This is very different from Helluva Boss tho. For one, it is set in the 1920s, it doesn't rely much on humor, and the art style is very different. Not to mention, the three main characters have very big difference when it comes to personality. Plus, the lore is the biggest difference. I can't wait for this show to continue.

[@bags.]

It has a ton of humor imo

[@chidivids2005]

The intro poem had me hooked immediately. The animation, the innate charisma of the character, the smooth movements, the music! I love projects like these that make me fall in love with animation all over again❤

[@jefelix2010]

I'm so glad my friend in college got me into the web comic!

[@itsraventm]

it makes me so happy that it has received so many views. there are too many jaw-dropping animations on youtube that barely reach 200k, and its always so sad to see it. lackadaisy deserves every bit of attention it gets and then some

[@garrettviewegh9028]

As someone that’s always been infatuated with the history, drama, and style of the roaring 20s and the Prohibition era of the 30s, I absolutely loved this pilot. Really gave me Aristocats and Cats Don’t Dance vibes, two underrated films. I actually wanted to try a Sunset Rose cocktail by the end of it!

[@ethandeboer103]

I work with two of the people who did the lighting and compositing on this! They really did a great job, this pilot is gorgeous

[@chelscara]

I also love the construction lines, it’s a great distinct little feature. It took me a minute to notice because I was sobbing watching the opening scene, it was just so pretty 😭😭❤️❤️

[@dezs.5202]

I found out about the short through Saberspark, watched it like 3 times, blew through the webcomic, and watched it a few more times. It took me a whole 72 hours to become hopelessly obsessed with this world.

[@myeyesdontbreathe3555]

My first introduction to Lackadaisy was the pilot, and I'm hyped for it!

[@grimmchildd2638]

Same! The first thing I did was read all of the comic and mini comics too it's all so good

[@zacharybandler7891]

I read the whole current comic at least twice and the joy on hearing Rocky's insanity was immense

[@s-link9400]

This pilot for Lackadaisy is in one word: Amazing! Speaking of setting up the premise of the show. The Pilot schuffels around some of the scenes from the webcomic. The webcomic begins with a intro explaining the death of Atlas & Mitzi getting Lackadaisy. That opening scene with Rocky does happen a bit later after the intro.

[@harmonetheanimationaddict4419]

I have a feeling that’s maybe how the first episode in the webseries will start.

[@NekuraCa]

The original webcomic was one of my favourites way back when it started. I didn't know about this existing until this weekend, but have already watched it three times. Really hope there is more to come. Absolutely loved every frame of this.

[@Thunderfox32]

I absolutely love Lackadaisy. I love every character! I love every detail! I hope they come out as an entire series! I think I love Rocky the most because he's adorable, musical, and insane; 3 ingredients for a great character.

[@kingbellos1403]

Havent seen your video yet, but purely based on the title I 100% agree. Commenting to get this moving in the algorithm as well as liking. Lackadaisy needs as many views as it can get. Took me by surprise. Never heard of it until it popped on my feed. Crazy impressed with it.

[@josephd.5524]

Lackadaisy was unbelievably good from the first comic the creator posted. She is absolutely insane with he dedication to period-accurate design and it shows if you followed he for the years before it came to the animated feature. Unbelievably talented and good.

[@LowellLucasJr.]

This pilot was a marvelous work of art! Much like Hazbin and Helluva, I hope more projects like these continue to flourish because they're giving the mainstream media a run for its money!

[@AH-is5yg]

I am a big fan of the Lackadaisy web comic. When I saw the pilot, I love it. I hope this become an animated series.

[@cthellis]

I’ve read the webcomic from way back, and was part of the Kickstarter here. Love seeing a project come together well.

[@mintman325]

Saber spark made a video. I watched the pilot after he advised to do that, and it was glorious. I went back to the comic and quickly read 10 chapters now I’m hooked. Seeing people pour their hearts and souls into something gives me hope that the independent animation renaissance is upon us.

[@WAPAS]

This is weird. Lackadaisy showed up on my recommendations before this was posted. I'll check it out.

[@fuzzymelon1261]

I want them to come out with more short films. such a good story, voice acting, and animation

[@JossCard42]

As someone who had started reading Lackadaisycats waaaay back in like, 2007, this is a stroke of great news

[@shadowwisperz]

Lackadaisy really inspired me. I’m personally working on my own animated series and seeing stuff like this always lifts my spirits. I’m hoping the best for the lackadaisy team ❤

[@ElJorro]

It's so surreal after watching clips for so long and then seeing the full thing.

[@hattanalshutaifi4587]

This is first show to have mainly anthropomorphic cats or feline since SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron

[@innersight6070]

I was a fan of the comic since around 2008. the updates were pretty slow so eventually I drifted away until one day - 10 years later - I found a random Lackadaisy gif on KZbin that rushed the memories of that comic back into my mind. I was stoked that it was even still alive

[@motorcitymangababe]

I found this story learning to draw, but lemme tell you- that swirl of flowers at the beginning really sold me. That moment perfectly captured the poem. So, so good! Also, electroswing dub drop in a 1920's car chase? Point awarded. Such a great choice.

[@kiwi6421]

No Evil is a long running animated web series that I believe was made mostly by one person, and not a lot of people know about it. It's on KZbin.

[@blazekeaveny645]

It was amazing, Lackadaisy had beautiful animation, characters, music, story and so much more! I have no complaints for this amazing pilot

[@Pokepants]

Another huge plus for me personally was that they had captioning. Like not auto generated but actual captioning. As a hoh person who has a lot of trouble watching shows without them as music can sometimes be just a little too loud/distracting, it made me immediately have respect for the people behind it without knowing much else. I love Lackadaisy so much, it's so amazing

[@JT5555]

i ran into the lackadaisy webcomic by total random when they were still in the process of making the pilot and was hooked as soon as i saw serafine because i felt an instant kinship with the voodoo queen and this lead me to buying the lackadaisy emoji pack (despite my inability to actually USE them) and a bad ass serafine poster that is currently pinned to my wall. lackadaisy is both funny and dramatic and i REALLY hope it get's a full animated series because it needs one and i need more serafine in my life.

[@RazedParadise]

People should also read the web comic, it's amazing in many ways. The art, story, and ties to history is both unique and well thought out.

[@skabusta8799]

Been a fan for sooooo long can't believe I actually saw the animation n how it finally turned out. Best web comic turned it into an amazing animation they made.

[@NOWABOmusic]

Such a brilliant presentation of Lackadaisy as a whole! Thank you for compiling this!!

[@efoxkitsune9493]

My mind is absolutely blow at the pilot. Masterpiece! That opening scene alone was jaw-droppingly gorgeous. The poetry! And the music?! And the animation is next-level, so fluid! Amazing, I'm so excited for more.

[@Eric_Hunt194]

Thanks for this- I had no idea what Lackadaisy was, but when it cropped up in my feed the other day I bookmarked it because it looked cool and intriguing. Will definitely watch now!

[@MicahBuzanANIMATION]

Lackadaisy is a masterpiece. I didn't know anything about the series, so I went into it blind. I enjoyed the mystery and not really knowing what was going on at first.

[@MelanieSavedMylife]

One of my favourite animations recently is Whitefall. It's a story about wolves with powers and it's very interisting! Would totally reccomend!

[@V.U.4six]

I never read this comic but I think the pilot is just a good way to give people a feel of Lackadaisy’s world and cast and the potential it holds for the animation medium Especially considering it’s a short film too, they probably wanted to focus on grabbing people’s attention first In my perspective if this pilot helps them get the attention and traction they need for a future project of a mini series or something like that to happen, they’d probably go the more classic route of the intro style and whatnot rather than just tossing you into the chaos and then doing “some plot” or whatever you want to call it I’m bad at wording so idek if that makes sense lmao

[@leannasides]

The Lackadaisy KZbin channel has fandubs of their own interlude comics with the same voice actors. They’re short but enjoyable enough if you’re craving more content.

[@TORchic1]

Lackadaisy is wonderful. I love the comic so much and this pilot was amazing. I really hope that this animated series kicks off. I particularly love the 1920's Prohibition Era settings and music, so it was nice seeing it come to life. I hope this, as well as other animated projects, take off and find success.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Thanks for all the recommendations! You sure know your stuff!

[@BTGaming196]

Damn. I did see this on a non signed in account, I meant to check this out but I 1000% will do now. Also thanks Johnny for the other suggestions! Looks amazing! Makes me really inspired to want to finally get my ass in gear and finally make my own stories

[@airboysog73]

To see lackadaisy get its attention is amazing and awe inspiring for me. Personally I love it because I’m a history nerd and love everything about history especially the prohibition era, so it stuck to me very easily and very quick. I hope to see more of Lackadaisy in the future

[@noobmasterruben5167]

Dang, Lackadaisy basically caught a lot of youtubers attention from Saberspark, Channel awesome, Johnny 2 Cellos and Spilling the milk

[@hiagod2802]

i went to the website after watching the pilot, and i was shocked by how good the website was.

[@notmariolevi2863]

Honestly, Glitch productions deserves a shout out too. They're making great animated shows right now!

[@supirkev]

Already did, and it is STELLAR AND BEAUTIFUL 🎉🎉❤

[@LatteCappucinoCamellia]

Amazing for a pilot! I havent read the comics yet and it looks awesome

[@PatTriesAgain]

ayyye! Been with this project since 2020. Been part of the discord since the same year. It is so surreal to see so many people love this thing I have loved for years. ❤❤❤

[@m.a.ddragon939]

The “adult animation genre” or whatever they call it now has like a stigma to it? Thanks to the success of the Simpsons, South Park and then Rick and Morty people seem to think adult animation can *only* be crass and crude comedy. But lore and character development and ongoing story are so much fun! Has so much potential! And can look absolutely gorgeous while doing so. Why else would Gravity falls, Steven Universe, The Owl House, Amphibia, My little Pony and Adventure time be so popular with kids *and* adults?

[@Stargazer_Ley]

This. Just all of this. Animation for adults invokes a certain vibe but animation is a medium and not a genre and creators (mostly those in big studios) need to stop thinking of it as one. We need to allow animation for adults to be as compelling and thought provoking as live action equivalants. I've seen animation "for kids" be more mature and full of life than animation geared to adults (like the ones you mentioned).

[@idontknowu6422]

Alright you twisted my arm... I'll watch it... again... for like the 12th time

[@barabajagal]

I love the comic so much and I'm happy that the animated pilot is so well received. The intrigue the comic creates throughout its run is so GOOD and the art and layout has continued to grow more and more amazing?? It's crazy. Love these gangster cats

[@cheddar-bob-9090]

I started to watch this on my lunch break a day or two after it released. After 30 seconds I waited till I got home to finish, didn't want to cheapen the experience with bad glare and sound. I've legitimately lost count of how many times I've watched since.

[@felisazure1820]

This was a really good video and I agree with a lot of your points. I liked that, even though Rocky's solution was fun and entertaining, the show did still acknowledge how threatening Mordecai, Serafine, and Nico were, and just how lucky the trio was to get out. But I also do agree with you this cast has so much history, and the way it was all introduced did leave a little to be desired as far as hinting to that and the direction of the series. Still great, but if they do get picked up, I agree they may want to be clearer in future episodes. Though, a small correction, the trio is young, but they are all young adults by the start of the story (1927, I believe).

[@NathanS__]

Looks straight out of Cats don't dance.

[@Deadwolf27]

Never heard of this thanks for covering it. Any interest in talking about a Fox in Space?

[@Johnny2Cellos]

Ooh maybe!

[@TheSpaceFish]

I would strongly second this one - it’s a travesty that it doesn’t also have millions of views by now. In a year where Helluva Boss is in its second season, Lackadaisy premiered, The Last of Us had its first season, and the Super Mario movie dropped, this was somehow both the independent animation and video game adaptation that impressed me most. It’s done mostly by one guy in a ‘70s animation / neo-noir sci-fi aesthetic that just oozes style, and the dialogue writing and line delivery are a league above contemporary cartoons not named BoJack Horseman. Unlike the frenetic pace of most modern animation, it gives itself room to breathe and languish, which lends it a weight you don’t often see. It’s incredible that it’s all in service to what amounts to a fancy fan fiction. And not to disparage the notion of a passion project for an established property, but it’s kind of a shame that it’s not its own thing, as it probably means that even in this indie animation boom, it’s not going to get the attention it deserves.

[@shards-of-glass-man]

As someone who started reading Lackadaisy in '07, it's wild to see how far everything has come

[@logenvestfold4143]

I agree the studios weary of new ideas has made it difficult to support their lackluster content. Sure seeing Futurama come back is somewhat exciting, but we're all starved for new original content which is why independent animation is growing right now. I too didn't know about Lackadaisy until the pilot dropped and now I'm invested and will likely check out the webcomic too.

[@madcashewnutjob3345]

I visited the Lackadaisy site not too long ago, and I had a lot of fun.

[@garrettviewegh9028]

The cusp of this new age: the indie animation renaissance, feels like just the creative poke mainstream animation needs to realize they need to go back to prioritizing the art above all else. In other words, it’s a wake up call. Not to say indie animation can beat the big animation companies/studios. But rather inspire them to get back to their roots as storytellers again. We have indie projects like Hullabaloo, Helluva Boss, Hazbin Hotel, Villainous (which was picked up by CN years ago), Long Gone Gulch, Monkey Wrench, The Amazing Digital Circus, Murder Drones, and of course, Lackadaisy, that’s pioneering a new trail for animation and storytelling where studios like Disney and Pixar used to.

[@Mr.happy689]

Please just give it a chance i have fallen in love with it and the comics just by watchimh the pilots WATCH IT!!!

[@Bliffenstimmers]

I watched the pilot when it came out, and four months later I’ve read the entire comic and pledged $50 for the series kickstarter. What an amazing show this will be!!

[@TheAnnaBanana101]

I saw the Pilot and then decided to read the webtoon! Both are fantastic and I can’t wait to see what else is coming

[@Adriethyl]

Honestly, 1920s + anthro furry people is just plain interesting. Well, the 1920s in general are an interesting setting. Also the guns :))) are kinda accurately portrayed, so big props on that

[@Jack-sy8mr]

If Johnny and Saberspark both recommending this than I should definitely check it out

[@summertime6785]

Already watched it and loved every moment of it! 🤞Hope we get to the second episode soon.🤞

[@blueskys1110]

I love that he's doing videos on indie animation, I recommend Murder Drones next.

[@Catto_Ninja]

I bought the new vol. 1 book that will be coming this year some weeks after watching this Pilot, I really hope it thrives and becomes something big

[@TheMilitantHorse]

I didn't find out about this project until like 2 years ago(?) and I was so happy when this released. I hope to hell this series can make it.

[@pumpernickel8412]

if you're looking for triumphant adult internet animation, i'd love to see you do a video on a fox in space! it's fallen a little under the radar due to posting its episode 2 close to lacakdaisy, but it's a science-fiction retro thriller for the ages with an equally impressive history. it deserves just as much limelight and support as lackadaisy, imo.

[@billbill4444]

Top Notch, kept hearing the name for the past week, glad you recommended, may not have checked it out otherwise

[@Nexion3653]

Just finished it so good

[@rjstevens6954]

I've been following the comic and the project for YEARS and I am ababsolutely stoked about how excited everyone is about it!

[@povertymidas]

I am so happy to see the incredible skill o these animators and designers that have a platform...even if not as public as they deserve yet

[@Qwasboy]

Just watched the pilot, this is gonna be huge.

[@isaacfoster1377]

Been reading Lackadaisy for a long time I didn't think we'd ever get a fully animated film and I didn't think it would be this good but I should of known better with the rep it has.

[@thepanpiper7715]

The music, dude - THE MUSIC!

[@AgentKyo]

Well, you are the guy who got me into Disenchantment so I'll do it. Although, going off by the view number I don't see what I can really do to contribute.

[@setty24]

I love it! I’ve already watched several times ❤

[@Goabnb94]

Well since you insist so much, I guess I have to watch it. For the 79th time. Very compelling arguments.

[@newgirlde]

I also didn't know about it. It just popped up in a suggestion on youtube on release day. I hovered over it and decided to watch it out of curiosity. :) Didn't realize it was such a big hit!

[@mellisha9773]

I went to watch LACKADAISY because of this video and I instantly became a fan! I honestly believe that indie animation is carrying modern animation and I can't wait to see more.

[@ericfelds6291]

It was absolutely amazing, easily the the most intelligently written and aesthetically pleasing (I mean it’s fuckin BEAUTIFUL). I love how Tracy’s a huge history buff, it adds a really fantastic dimension of authenticity and character to its setting

[@aino-kaisav5504]

Te pilot episode introduced me to this wonderful, wonderdul series. I binged the comic last week. As a history nerd I have to say, where has it been hiding my whole life? How have I never seen it before?

[@LittleGoldRose]

It’s such a wonderful Piece of Art! I’ve watched the Pilot at launch and over 60 times in the last few days. I’m so glad the Pilot has released and I can’t wait for more! I loved Rocky’s beautiful Poetic Serenade to the Mississippi River was absolutely beautiful. I feel like I relate to Rocky the most, especially with his fluency in Poems and his maniacal side. The Pilot and The Comics have inspired me to return to my own Art and to hone my skills so I can make my own Creations come to life. I really really really hope we get more Lackadaisy in the Future. And it truly deserves to have a series with how truly wonderful it is. I’m so excited for the Future! ❤️😻❤️

[@XxXxXOzoneXxXxX]

Watch something this golden and perfect, that's full of heart and love, makes you really really mad at companies like Disney who waste everything from gobs of money, time, and talent to push controversial junk, getting into cultural and political fights, and making trashy content, burning there bridges with fans

[@BLANDMEDlA]

Love the whole All Dogs go to Heaven/ Sly Cooper feel it has to it. Definitely gonna peep this.

[@DexieNygma]

Im actually impressed it ONLY took 3 years, for a crowdfunded animation that turnaround is insane. And the fact that it overshot its funding goal AND delivered feels like its unheard of in the age of crowdfunding ripoffs.

[@thedeskman08]

I wish I knew about lackadaisy before this came out, its so cool and I wish I could've been a part of the hype, but that doesn't take away from its AMAZING story, style, soundtrack, animation, EVERYTHING