The fps and the Fly in the Freedom cover gives this some 2000's Newgrounds energy. In a good way!
Or maybe that's just your style.

Eitherway, keep it up!

Quite a unique style ya got going there. 3D... collage.... cutout animation?
It's super unique, I'll tell you that!
Also the Easter eggs. Can't get enough of dem Easter eggs.

Smooth and expressive, though the hair is a tad bit flowy.

Well, this certainly was challenging. Especially with trying to hit all the hitboxes I could without getting creamed by the baddies. I just wish the game was a bit longer. Ah well, it was made in 1999, so I guess I can't be too upset.
Anyway, Great Job, Mr. Tom!

Ha! What a twist!

Seriously though, this was not what one would expect. Rather than play it straight, you went right around and stabbed us in the back... and I enjoyed it!

Whatever happened to Sonic, anyway?

A good one. Though I expected it to have a little more punch, like stronger drums or so.

Also, is it me, or does the visualization sort of resemble the time vortex?

A nice acoustic cover of the well beloved theme. Though I will suggest getting a better mic.

This is actually very funny. Kudos to you.

The instrumentals sound like that one bit that Sebastian Evans the Second composed for the end of "Manhattan Project Part 2" which is actually very good.

The lyrics are silly yet refreshing and really go well with the instrumental as well as the tone of the series. Good job, sir!

P.S: What software was used to create the instrumentals.

In the Battle of the Armor-clad, beware he who fights with no shirt on.

Also, is it just me or did King gain weight?

Oh hey, it's the sequel/follow-up to one of your previous works!

Guess the training paid off.

Gun Brooms?!
WEAPON BROOMS!?!
Oh, that's clean. That is CLEAN.

The Akira Slide animation is also clean.
Cleanliness all around. Swept and left no dust.