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Matt Matt was the one who had the computer that Daniel and he discovered the amazing technology that What Crisis is created on. Matt has a sense of humor that is very random and different from the other cartoons. You can always tell if he made it because the characters have thick edges and there is usually a thick line across the bottom of the screen (a floor). Matt uses a lot of color, but not so much animation (less frames). Matt is a stone cold stunner, he makes some sick movies, and he has a bunch of great ideas coming up! He is also the leading supplier of all the music that is used for wach cartoon.

Daniel Daniel has been making animations for quite a while. He and Matt started making these which was very different from his previous animations like "jo" which can be found on A L F PRODUCTIONS

(movie site). Daniel makes cartoons on his own and sometimes with others at Matt's house. Daniel's style is not as colorful as Matt's, but he works more on the animation. Recently Daniel has been pumpin out toons, and frequently edits kevins, because kevins computer cant make movies.

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Kevin Kevin first saw the 4 original animations (Sun, Gangsta, Cloudy Day, and Flute Practice) at Karl's house. He immediately loved them and decided he had to join. He came to Matt's house with a ton of funny ideas, including the ones seen in "Roof Ball","Road Rage" and "Hippy". He is always thinking of great ideas. When he draws characters or various animations, he uses great detail- like his awesome bird in "Roof Ball". Lately he has produced a ton of toons, and constantly tells everyone about his new ideas, which he decides not to use 80 percent of the time.

Karl So far, Karl is known for doing the least to help What Crisis, except for the fact that he came up with the name "What Crisis". The name actually came from the animation made by Daniel, but it was Karl's genius idea to make that our company name. He has helped a bit with some clever ideas in animations and he recently wrote his own-"Fishing"-which Daniel produced (coming soon).We are sure he will help us in the future, but for now, just enjoy our company name. *Update: Karl finally made a cartoon, which is called bowling. He narrowly escaped being fired!

Did you know? The average cartoon can take between 20 minutes and and hour to make. The shortest was 15 minutes, and the longest has taken 5 hours!