And now my emotions are playing with me.

I just wanted to type this down... ;_;

When I was two years old, Edd Gould created Edd's World. He made animations to share with the internet. A couple years later, my brother came across Tord's Adventure and showed it to me. Right now, it would look like total trash, but back then, it was a masterpiece, and I still feel the same way about it today. Then, later on, about eight or nine years later, there came Hammer and Fail. I clung onto it. I watched almost it every day. It was the best thing ever created by anyone ever (not my words)! Then, a few years later, Edd Gould died. At first I didn't accept it, until I watched Space Face part 2 for the first time. Then I found out. I was slightly devastated at the time. Edd was my idol, and I would watch his videos when I was in a funny mood. Then, there comes Fun Dead, which I could never get out of my head. Then, PowerEdd, which I had a blast watching. Then, Mirror Mirror, which was a pretty short film, but every second of it made it one of the most coolest eddisodes I have ever seen.  Then, the holiday specials, which both the Halloween and Christmas specials made me laugh so hard I thought my soul was ripping itself out of me. And then Saloonatics, which reminded me of my love of horses, and how there was more to the simplicity of the theme and animation than what it looks. and The End, which I wanted to type about right now.

Here's my note:

To Tom:

He may not know that this site exists, but I honestly don't care.

What I just wanted to say, was thank you, Tom. Thank you so much! I had a blast watching every new eddisode that was released! And to top it all of with The End, I was filled with such strong emotions. Happy that it was released, excited that it almost had the epicness and intensity of an actual movie, and thrilled that Eddsworld had made it this far... but I was also sad.

I was sad that Eddsworld was probably coming to an end, and that I didn't do anything to help, even if I wanted to. I felt like I was becoming useless when finding out about The End, and I wanted to help, but I never got the chance.

But now, after watching it, I realize that sometimes good things do indeed have to come to an end eventually.

*the salty tears of approval. So salty!*

You did an awesome job!!

To the Eddsworld crew:

Amazing job to everyone! I loved every millisecond of every eddisode I watched. All the animators, voice actors, writers, artists, and directors must have worked really hard to make it all perfect, and if it wasn't exactly perfect at the start, I understand! Every bit of Eddsworld was and still is like a slice of heaven to me!

And to the fandom:

I'm so glad to be part of an amazing fandom! There are so many talented story writers, artists, animators, and reviewers who love Eddsworld! Some of these people are actually some of the many people who inspire me to let my ideas flow, and to share it with the world has become one of my biggest goals.

And to Edd:

Because of you, I have never felt this awesome! Each video I watched always made me laugh. But not just me. People worldwide have actually become more happy because of your animations. Those people, including me, have never felt better than when you posted your amazing creations. And even though you may be gone, we shall remeber you from the amazing world you created. Never forget.

Thank you, Eddsworld.

(Help me the emotion is killing me!)

(I think I'll end this sketchbook right here and make another one.)