Web Animation / Better Than It Sounds

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ASDF Movie: A series of skits involving potatoes with guns, throwing cheese at aliens, and "doing an internet". Oh, and Edd likes trains.
Baman Piderman: Two floppy man-babies who looks like superheroes make mundane things surreal.
Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse: Some literal dolls get stuck in various nonsense situations. Also, two of them are mean and pompous but the main character insists on being their friend anyway.
Battle for Dream Island: A plethora of objects, plants, and, on occasion, mentally insane stickfigures, go through intense trials devised by a talking box (and also eat cake) with the ultimate goal of winning over an entire island.
- Battle for Dream Island Again: A larger cast battles for the same island even though it doesn't exist anymore.
- dnalsI maerD rof elttaB: Same cast is no longer competing and is instead hanging out in an abandoned city oddly reminiscent of Seattle.
- Battle for Battle for Dream Island: Even larger cast goes through far wackier challenges devised by a sentient number four and letter X.
Bonus Stage: A self-proclaimed Mad Scientist and a self-proclaimed Superhero are Two Gamers on a Couch. They make outrageous amounts of obscure references, and try as hard as they can to avoid any continuity.
Broken Saints: Four ethnically diverse outcasts travel to California to take on an Big Bad Corporation with an Evil Plan.
Camp Camp: A bunch of kids go to a crummy summer camp run by an overly enthusiastic counselor.

Clear Skies: Firefly meets EVE Online, starring various Half-Life 2 characters.
Death Battle: A Mad Scientist and a violence-loving redneck analyse the fighting prowess of fictional characters to find out who would win in a Duel to the Death. People took it way too seriously.
The Demented Cartoon Movie: A dadaist anti-movie in which stick figures die a lot, nuclear explosions occur, and the Deplorable Word is employed with devastating effect twice.
Eddsworld: Four (later just three) Author Avatars in a slapstick Flash cartoon.
Extra Credits: Two Guys and a Girl "borrow" the Zero Punctuation format to create Author Filibusters about game design.
The Game: Faceless white caricatures mock today's media by jumping to their doom.
- Replaying The Game: Faceless white caricatures mock today's media by jumping to their doom... again.
  - Reimagine: Faceless white caricatures mock today's media by actually reaching a goal and following a plot-line that ends with the world getting blown up.

gen:LOCK: Multinational Team of weirdos are gathered by the army to play with big machines.
Girlchan in Paradise!!: A show that combines every anime cliché imaginable with very "interesting" voice acting and animation.
Guardian: Talking horse goes postal when her foals are threatened.
Happy Tree Friends: A bunch of friends hang out in a Crapsaccharine World. Everyone dies.
Hazbin Hotel: The daughter of the Devil sets up a hotel for demons with the help of some red-suited dude who sounds like he's an old-timey radio. And there's a gay spider in it.
Homestar Runner: A luchador checks his email, while a dim-witted white guy exhibits his terrific athleticism, despite lack of arms.
- A web series named after a deranged man with an obsession for sports. The title character is somewhat overshadowed by a deranged man with an obsession for different sports.
- Strong Bad Email: Mysterious people start quizzing the deranged man about random aspects of his life. The other deranged man breaks into his house on a regular basis under the impression that he lives there.
  - Teen Girl Squad: Deranged man writes a comic book just to repeatedly kill off a group of girls he doesn't like.
- Cheat Commandos: Toy company makes a cartoon where every character is a variation on the deranged man's personal servant.
Inanimate Insanity: Twisted mutants compete for a million dollars.
The Lazer Collection: A series of vignettes, almost all of which end the same way. Its breakout character is an insane Alfred Molina lookalike.
Lucas the Spider: The brief adventures of a talkative household pest.
Mighty Magiswords: A pair of siblings play with strange weapons for fun and profit.
Monster High: A flash cartoon made to promote a doll line of Cute Monster Girls aimed at pre-teens.
Mystery Skulls Animated: Anime Scooby Doo takes a turn for the tragic.
Neurotically Yours: A squirrel rants about stuff that pisses him off, and mocks his owner, a fat goth whore.
Nomad of Nowhere: Adorkable wannabe soldier with a crush on her boss teams up with the target of a manhunt - who is actually a scarecrow.
Phoenix Wrong: Quirky lawyer and his friends (and foes) become expert ventriloquists, reciting song lyrics and movie/TV quotes just for the fun of it.
Red vs. Blue: In the middle of an epic war in the distant future, a bunch of soldiers just stand around in their bases, complaining about each other.
- Red vs. Blue: The Recollection: In the middle of an epic war in the distant future, a slightly less useless soldier joins up with the other soldiers.
- Red Vs Blue The Freelancer Saga: One of the most badass soldiers of the distant future is forced to join the bickering and useless crew.
- Red vs. Blue: The Chorus Trilogy: The bickering crew is relocated, and is forced to take action once they discover mean people want to forcefully evict everyone from where they're living.
- Red vs. Blue: Season 15: The bickering crew discovers a similar bunch of soldiers, who have some grievances against the people who employed everyone.
- Red vs. Blue: The Shisno Paradox: The bickering crew leaves for lunch, but never get it.
RWBY: Goldilocks, Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood and Beauty all get together and fight demons. Why? Because awesome, that's why.
- Or: An anime with eight-minute episodes about girls based on famous fairy tales fighting weird poetry-inspired monsters in a world where people are disturbingly racist against furries.
- RWBY Volume 1: Four young women go to Hogwarts, except every class is defense against the dark arts and every weapon is also a gun.
- RWBY Volume 2: The Chessmaster sets off convoluted plan for power by sneaking into Hogwarts.
- RWBY Volume 3: A Benevolent Conspiracy ruins a Tournament Arc thanks to The Chessmaster.
  - Extreme Doormat ponders destiny and her Belligerent Sexual Tension with a lovable dope. Destiny solves it all. Brutally.
- RWBY Volume 4: The gang have split up. Red Riding Hood gets lost in the woods with her friends, Snow White has enough with her asshole dad, Goldilocks recovers from PTSD, and Beauty rides a boat with a monkey.
- RWBY Volume 5: While Beauty gets her comeuppance on the Beast, the other three reunite and go to another school, where The Chessmaster discovers the hard way that she shouldn't mess with Goldilocks' mother.
- RWBY Volume 6: The gang wants to travel away, but their luggage makes things difficult.
- RWBY Chibi: Badass warriors become cutesy bickering idiots.
Salad Fingers: A thin green man lives in a Post-Nuclear world, likes to rub rusty spoons, and once, ate his brain.
Super Mario Bros. Z: Two plumbers, two rodents, and a reptile team up to prevent a robot and a different reptile (with the help from a mysterious fat man) from acquiring colored rocks. A lot of problems encountered involve violence.
Super Smash Flash 2: A ripoff of a popular video game with a bunch of RPG and anime characters thrown in for good measure.
There she is!!!: Interracial dating is Serious Business.
True Tail: Dungeons & Dragons with furries.
Turnabout Storm: A butt monkey with astounding hair and a magician with personality issues discuss the possibility of throwing a tomboy with astounding hair to the Sun.
2 in the AM PM: A student film from Cal Arts in which two Author Avatars work at a gas station, drop acid, and trip like crazy. Years later it became a Cartoon Network show for kids.
Video Game Championship Wrestling: CPU-controlled wrestlers based off of video game characters fight each other. The underlying game engine is noticeably not well-coded.
X-Ray & Vav: Two super zeros get super suits and cause a lot of mayhem. Hilarity ensues.
Zero Punctuation: A snarky British guy reviews video games accompanied by off-beat animation.