I really enjoyed this. I'm not sure how I came across this, I could be wrong BUT, I thought of the Pairbond theme from Bioshock 2 when watching this, so I played it in tandum with this. It doesn't work 100% but it does sync up relatively well. Evokes a whole new feeling when watching it.

Really nice

This has a lot of things going for it, and there were a lot of things I enjoyed about it. I can understand what people's gripes were with the music selection, but personally it didn't bother me at all. Definitely liked and appreciated when I saw the traditional animation touch, a lot of motions felt fluid, timing and weight felt good. Now that being said there are some things that you could do to improve and take and use for future work. I wasn't worried in the slightest for the hero character. No matter what he was pitted against, I knew he would get out of it with little to no resistance. I would've liked to have seen some crazy obstacles presented in front of this guy. He is going against the God King, who earlier, had completely obliterated all of this guy's brothers and sisters, which would mean he should've been a powerhouse against this one person. I think a much more engaging and rewarding experience for the viewer would be if the hero were sent to hell and back, his limitations realized and overcome all during this battle, I want to care that this guy is fighting for revenge.
As far as the pacing goes for the whole thing, it had its kinks here and there. It felt like things peaked with the battle against the one hydra-like creature. I understand for timing and duration you had to repeat animations and hold on shots a little longer, however you could throw some more variety into it. Those blasts the creature was sending could've has escalated in intensity. Maybe it charges up for a really big one before a spear goes through it's head. You could've had the character get down to his knees from the constant onslaught, or steadily getting pushed back, just something to break the monotony. The final battle against the giant aquatic God King didn't feel quite as impactful as it could have. Maybe throw a thunderstorm in the background, or giant tidal waves. Maybe he uses nature itself AND his creatures to fight this guy. Raise the stakes to give us a wtf moment and we're left wondering how is he gonna get out of this one and for a second we might think, will he? Anyway just some things to consider. I hope it helps and keep animating! :)

After three consecutive watches I'm ready

I really like this one. A LOT! This was a very interesting flash. Firstly I have to say I really like your environments. The juxtaposition to the style of the characters was a nice contrast. I dug the whole vigilante vibe. I would've like to have seen a bit more of this guys degradation since his wife's death. When you see his room, maybe to have take out food or pizza boxes or empty bottles of liquor and booze. I was also wanting to know a bit more as to how his wife died, if all else to explain current circumstances. Was the way she died something that drove him to do what he does? Was he always this way? It doesn't need to be spelled out but something to ground my speculations.

Side note: Using Boards of Canada was a nice touch! Fit right in with the mood you established.

lol awesome idea, and equally awesome execution.

Never played the game but I like the piece! Be sure to get your other three art submissions in otherwise it won't be tossed up on the portal :)

Awesome image, and great gallery man.