ENA - Power of Potluck

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Publicado 2023-11-28
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Music by VLIF
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CREDITS

John Fraser......................3D Character Modeler/Animator/3D Background
twitter.com/sleepcircle

Luke "Floofinator" Thomson.......3D Character Modeler/Animator
floofinator.neocities.org/

VLIF.............................3D Character Modeler/Animator/3D Background
youtube.com/@VLIF_YOUTUBE

Evan Nave (Mrpalland)............3D Character Animator/3D Background
www.evannave.com/
twitter.com/Mrpalland

Utu-Nui..........................3D ENA Model
twitter.com/Utu_Nui
sketchfab.com/utu_nui

Marco Cárdenas...................2D Character Animator
twitter.com/MarcoCardenas2D

FERCI............................2D Animator (Rough Assist)
twitter.com/NEIITH525

Abby F...................Script Revisionist
twitter.com/porkymoon

Brian Zavala.............Post-Production
twitter.com/Mizu_wolf


CAST

Lizzie Freeman as ENA(sad)/Moony/Mask
twitter.com/LizzieRFreeman

Griffin Puatu as ENA(Happy)
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K Beau Foster as "The Therapist"
youtube.com/kbeaufoster


Audio Design by John Fraser

Directed by Joel Guerra

Special thanks to Sr Pelo

Todos los comentarios (21)
  • @JoelG
    New ENA Plushies right here!! fanga.me/r/ena Hello everyone, this video should have been 40 seconds long, but everything went out of control amidst the process as everyone's already noticed. Enjoy!
  • @Sleepy12ftPanda
    Seeing ENA go to therapy and talk out her feelings seems like the resolution of a series-long character arc that we hadn't known was there until now.
  • @samsam5864
    I love moments where Ena just realizes a lot of things doesn't make sense around her
  • @derpiedoxie
    I only just noticed that right at the beginning you can hear Moony yell “ENA, RUN” after she rings the doorbell and doesn’t move. It’s the perfect foreshadowing to the later gag!
  • ENA as a character has been so consistently extra that having her simmer down and describe something as mid feels like a big step forward
  • @g-knux
    Ena goes to the theater, gets therapy instead My thoughts on this episode is that the mask is covering her sad side with a very happy go lucky personality ,it almost acts like a parasite.Ena herself doesn't think and feel this is "real joy",the therapist comments on it saying how exaggerated it is and Ena admits it, destroying the mask so now her sad side is unhidden. Her emotions are unmasked. I love how confused she is here 8:20 / 8:35 , honestly Ena seemed really expressive in this episode and i like it, 3:19 and this powerfull walk
  • @elskie5421
    the bunny lady is such a neat design concept and the chirping singing voice equally rad.
  • @pokegirl2731
    I love how you can hear Moony telling Ena to run from the door at the beginning. Homegirl went inside and got therapy instead.
  • @cocaine.cowgirl
    I don't know what it is, but ENA seems a lot more sentient in this episode, as if she's out of place in this nonsensical world now. Your mind truly is something Joel.
  • @d4rln_snstr534
    This has to be my favourite ENA episode being the fact that Ena is actually questioning what the hell is going on in her fever dream of a world is genuinely interesting, we never see her that confused before
  • @sillycookie
    After rewatching, the message hits hard. "Fun is an elusive varmit....but it is never lost forever." As someone who's dealt with stuff regarding emotions, it's REALLY HARD to feel like anything gets better when you get in a rut, but it's so true. Bad things never last forever. Bad feelings don't last forever. It's okay to admit when you feel bad, to not put on a happy mask, but it's also imperative to remember you won't feel bad forever. There's good in the little things.
  • @endieend129
    I love the symbolism in this one, the way ENA positions herself in the camera to hide her sad side and the literal mask she puts on to hide her sadness.
  • @spiceo2
    Seems like ENA's happy side is a lot more aware in this video. Like, instead of facing every situation with the same cheery attitude, we see her feeling a range of "negative" emotions without switching straight to sadness- such as being confused or underwhelmed, and generally a little less extroverted than usual. Not just that, but she's also thinking a lot more reasonably, with moments where she actually questions why things are happening or where she is, when normally she'd just go along with anything (you can also see this in her greater variety of expressions). It's really interesting to see!
  • @MrDawn
    LOVED the source engine ragdoll sounds at 8:40 Really brings the whole thing together
  • @Nancy_Zheng
    I just realized, ENA’s hair is short on one side (the happy side) and long on the other (the sad side). This could symbolize the saying of ‘hair holding memories’. Cutting her hair short on the happy side could mean she is trying out a new start in life and forgetting anything bad that happened in the past, making that side happy. However, leaving her hair long on the sad side could mean that she can’t get rid of any memories of traumatic events or sad events in her life, making that side sad and kinda su!cid@l. It’s just a theory though. A film theory.
  • @derimik15
    Its like Joel G decided that poetry, painting and animation were boring so he mixed them together to create ultimate art. And also, spiced it up with gaming. Truly epic.
  • @novamoon5083
    ENA seems a lot more emotive now, and more sure of what she does and does not want. Seeing both sides of her essentially have a conversation (blue mask and yellow side of face) was very interesting. I think ENA is amazing, honestly.
  • @boysRcute15
    the way I interpret it, this is about living with depression and each act is meant to represent common beliefs on how to derive happiness or purpose in life. Act 1: Joy through social connections, love of friends and family Act 2: Joy through exploring the world and learning new things Act 3 and 4: Joy through serving others Act 5, Therapy: Though these things may work for others, continually forcing yourself into them with the expectation that they Should make you happy too will only make you more miserable. Forget about trying to find deeper meaning in nonsense. Instead, find happiness in life’s little moments- hearing your favorite song, eating something delicious, witnessing a sunrise. These are small moments of joy, but they are joy still.