AnticDreamer

AnticDreamer is a side project by the crew of Media Zapper with no story going on. It is pretty much just a bunch of animations with a synthesized piano on the background.

FearOfLost
in this episode 2 unaesthetically drawn characters are shown when suddenly interrupted by a knife followed by the second character being gone and the first character crying. the knife then goes inside of his eye followed by a building sliced in half with the text "call 911" next to it. then it follows by a recap of the entire episode in reverse ending up with the 2 characters from before standing next to each other again. the music is nervous and probably impossible to play on an actual piano. the title probably implies a deeper lore behind this.

Turkish March
in this episode a character seems to walk around happily while a stick figure is playing the piano. this is then interrupted by a finger pressing a button to blow up mars. the music playing is Turkish March by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and this is the only episode in the series where the title doesn't connect the words together.

TryAgain MakeMeProud
in this episode a stick figure kicks a baby. he then notices that every time he does this, time rewinds and gives him the chance to try again. eventually he comes to the conclusion that maybe the universe doesn't want him to kick the baby. the baby then kills the stickman with a "waaa" and time repeats again. the stickman continues kicking the baby and repeats the entire process. the music in this episode is a neat piece that rewinds itself a couple of times. this episode has 2 titles.

GreenSleeves
in this episode a character is being hung in front of a crowd. it is then revealed that the reason for this is because he attempted to kill a mugger. the music playing is Green Sleeves by Henry VIII.

AnticDreamr
in this episode a bird is slapped to death by a stickman and turns into a tree. this happens twice. the music of this episode is very happy and tells a deeper story. the title of this episode is the title of the show misspelled.