![]() The Mysterious Mr. Enter (Web Video). Whether it be Sponge. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King grossed more than $1.19 billion, making it the highest-grossing film in 2003 worldwide and in North America and the. Want List For: My collection of old cards (07-25-2017) Todd M. Riley: (614)761-8866: [email protected] Note: Card numbers in " Featured Posts. Welcome to Camp Disney Family. 5 Tips for a Day at the Disneyland Resort with your Toddler. How to Have an aDORYable Summer. Disney Crafts and Recipes. An upcoming sequel for Jeepers Creepers and Jeepers Creepers II. It takes place 23 years after. New online games are added every day, so that any gamer will find a game to your taste! In any game, you can play online for free, without registration. The Mysterious Mr. Enter (a.k.a. John Enter, real name Jonathan Rozanski and formerly known as Brovania) is an internet critic known primarily for producing. Bob, Family Guy, a show that couldn't make it past its pilot, or awful Disney cheapquels. I also review some of the hidden gems that may have gotten lost in the mess providing some of the most tearjerking or heartwarming stories ever told. Enter (a. k. a. John Enter, real name Jonathan Rozanski and formerly known as Brovania) is an internet critic known primarily for producing videos where he reviews works of animation, both good and bad, as well as providing opinions and critiques for every single episode of the first four seasons of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. Currently, he has three series: MLP Reviews: As the name implies, this is where he reviews My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic episodes using a unique point system — each episode starts with five points, with Mr. Enter adding or deducting more as the episode progresses. At the end of the review, he gives out a medal ranking which reflects his personal feelings towards the episode and a star ranking based on what he thinks is its overall quality based how many points it has earned. The highest number of stars being five while the lowest number being zero (episodes which he thinks have no redeeming value at all). Currently he has reviews of every episode up through the finale of season four . During season five, he put the series on hiatus, but later stated that he may get back to reviewing them eventually. He later wrote a bit about each Season 5 episode on Deviant. Arthere. Animated Atrocities: The most popular out of the three, here he reviews bad cartoon episodes, whether they be examples of bad shows, bad episodes of good shows, failed pilots, bad animated films, or episodes of shows that have began suffering from Seasonal Rot, such as Sponge. Bob Square. Pants or Family Guy. He organizes his Atrocity reviews into 3. Like the Animated Atrocities, the Admirable Animations are organized into seasons but with 2. However, this series is updated far less frequently due to various factors, such as requiring much more work and being driven by his passion for the works in question. As such, he only does them when he feels the time is right. Much of his content can found on his You. Tube account, which can be found here, in addtion he also has a Dailymotion account He also had a Vimeo account until Fox terminated it in mid- 2. His Deviant. Art can be found here, his Tumblrhere, his Twitterhere, and his Patreon where fans can fund reviews is here. His other works include an RPG parody called Epic! The Humorous RPG an online novel called Little Cassie(NSFW), a children's novel called Growing Around which he originally intended as a TV pitch, and as a job, works as a freelance writer. He also occasionally wrote Fan Fiction when he was younger, such as Two Worlds One Family. He also has a second channel here where he uploads miscellaneous material; the first 2 chapters of his vocal readings of Little Cassie are uploaded there. Also, here is the trope page for Little Cassie. On top of his main projects, he's decided to start a retrospective of animation, going decade- by- decade, starting from the pre- 1. This however, seems to have been abandoned. A project in the works is a show called . Enter plays classic video games.. He plays the games with added difficulty, like completing The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask by only playing the Song of Time once, or killing every NPC in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. And then there's the . Enter really dislikes this trope. Although he doesn't hate South Park itself, he feels as though imitating it is a cheap ploy, and doesn't think adult animation has to be this. He cites Futurama, King of the Hill, God, the Devil and Bob, Rick and Morty, and especially Bojack Horseman as aversions; and for that he respects them. He cites this trope in his . He even states up front in his . A big complaint about The Problem Solverz was that the animators decided to use virtually all the brightest colors they could think of in the backgrounds. And animate them, of course! Enter stated it was very hard to complete the review, since he couldn't watch for more that a minute or two without headaches. Background Artist: What colors should we use for this background? Background Artist #2: ALL OF THEM! ALL THE FUCKING COLORS! Alliterative Title: Animated Atrocities and Admirable Animation. Alternate Character Interpretationinvoked: Played for laughs. G3 Pinkie Pie is a . Enter: Yeah let's see a human being call themselves special based on what color they are. Also, G3 Spike is a Stage Mom who guilt- trips Wysteria into the thankless job of being a princess because he himself wants to be one. Sponge. Bob literally has no comprehension of right and wrong and thinks that actions have no morality to them. Patrick Star is actually a sociopath putting up a facade of Obfuscating Stupidity for the sake of tormenting those he knows. Chloe is involved in insider trading. The title character from Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island is a sadistic, childish. Mad God who forces the islanders to go along with his insane whims or suffer the (incredibly painful) consequences. Norm is a ghost who starved to death long ago by being a terrible hunter. The main characters of Totally Spies! Trying to make bad and offensive episodes ''on purpose'' in order to get cancelled.. Apologetic Attacker: Downplayed: Upon revealing the 8th item on his . Of course, those who watched his . Enter literally cannot believe he is complimenting Family Guy when he says that they do Cutaway Gags better than The Nutshack during his review of the latter. Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: The . Enter himself has a mundane one. When discussing the title character from Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island: Mr. Enter: You are one of the most evil things ever conceived, Fred. You blew up the Challenger. You assassinated JFK! You sunk the Titanic! And you copyright struck my fucking video! I worked so hard on it, you dogshit looking freak! Artifact Title: Ever since he's shown his face on camera, he's a lot less mysterious. This is even lampshaded in the title of this video: . Enter gets a little less mysterious. Inverted, in a sense, after he got a more mysterious- looking in- video avatar (pictured above) after getting a new editor, making the title more apt. Asexual: Mr. Enter states multiple times he has no interest in sex or relationships, making him an aromantic asexual. At Least I Admit It: In his re- review of Sponge. Bob Square. Pants episode . Enter states that he is aware of all the times he has went too far in most of his Animated Atrocities videos and admits his mistakes. He also tells the viewers who called him out on them to call him out again if he does the same thing in his future videos. Awesome Mc Coolname: Considers Cherry Chevapravatdumrong, a producer on Family Guy, this. Bait and Switch: On April Fools' Day 2. Mr. Enter led us to believe that he would be reviewing the infamous animated film Foodfight! It's an especially common complaint with Modern Sponge. Bob and Family Guy, to the point where he expressed pleasant surprise when . The Status Quo Is Godtrope has become his most hated cliche as of . If you touch one hair on his beard, he will kill you. More of a pet peeve, but he dislikes fictitious diseases that misuse the . Poorly implemented sexual imagery, especially because of his asexuality. This is a large part of why Drawn Together: The Movie pissed him off so much. He's also shown to really hate the . He has said that this argument basically boils down to . As the Guilty Pleasure entry below indicates, he is good at keeping his personal enjoyment of an episode separate from his opinion of the overall quality. Even in the subject of Modern Sponge. Bob, he gives credit where credit is due, pointing out that there are a few diamonds in the rough and there is a token effort to rerail Sponge. Bob's character (not that the writers are trying to fix the show's other glaring flaws). Big- Lipped Alligator Moment: invoked Referenced by name when referring to a random dance number in Norm of the North. Big . It barely gets past the first line before Enter cuts it off with one of these and switches it to the Samurai Jack theme.? Another argument he makes in his ? It's a penis.. Enter's look at 1. And in the review of . Admits that his . Most notably, the former episode dropped from the default five points to one point almost instantly due to Angel Bunny's Domestic Abuse of Fluttershy. Mr. You wanna start at the bottom? We'll start at the bottom!! The episode had earned the maximum ten points fairly quickly, and despite wanting to add another one, Mr. Enter couldn't add another point beyond that. He later took a snide remark from Spike as an excuse to deduct a point so he could add the point from earlier. Enter likely didn't catch this in the review and may have assumed they actually did work there. Butt- Monkey: This trope is not a favorite of his, especially if a work is dedicated to it. His main argument on the matter is that character abuse only works when the character has done something to deserve it in the same episode, and more often than not, they don't. He even now refers to a character who exists solely to be this as a . Enter with is because Mr. Enter stuffed Robin's suggestion box with . Keep in mind . Enter did not try to get Legends of Chamberlain Heights cancelled. Catch- Phrase: . In fact, one of the reasons he created the Admirable Animations series was to avoid being labelled as one. During The Problem Solverz review, the Old Man accuses Mr. Enter of becoming this trope more and more since . This is also his main gripe with . It's for his Top 2. Modern Sponge. Bob episode list, for his next Admirable Animation. Clueless Aesop: Complaining about Complaining: A large portion of his . And another content warning in the middle of the review to mark the Point of No Return. Voice Over: Some viewers may find this disturbing. Enter: Stop. I want you all to listen to me very carefully.
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