Enjoyable, but fairly repetitive.

I certainly don't think my time spent watching this was wasted, but I didn't feel it was perfect either. My main gripe was that I rarely felt like I could focus enough on any one image to ever become grounded. As soon as I was starting to like a certain moment, things switched again. That made it fairly difficult to follow and appreciate the art work (some of which was excellent). Also, certain "themes" (like melting faces) were overused, or all should have been placed back to back.

Good work. Makes me want to do a collab.

Actually, an ape...

Very funny, I liked it a lot. But did you know that you were animating an ape? Looked like a chimpanzee, a member of the ape family. I'm sure nobody cares. :-) Good job, anyway.

Lots of potential

This game has a lot of potential in terms of mechanics. But then you force the player to start out in a boss battle? That's unbelievably stupid. Why not have a difficulty slope that starts easy, like in every other game?

Fun

174917 is my best so far. I've got the throw down, but I really don't understand how the monkey works. Sometimes when I hit the bean, it barely flies anywhere, other times it goes up thousands of feet. I understand how to do the throw, but the monkey eludes me.

To throw in excess of 1000mph... pull the mouse back and forth WITH RHYTHM, and NOT IN A CIRCLE. You should see the string eventually getting so long you don't see the bean at all. Release when you're satisfied and your mouse is on the right side. It won't work every time, but generally you'll get several hundred mph or more right away.

Rip-Off

A rip-off of Happy Tree Friends Smoochie Valentine, but still quite funny. You could turn this into something much more if you changed the format from a ripoff to an actual game. Maybe allow weapons and see how much damage you can do? Make it more original, and have more to it.