@RablatsDBD - @Aalasteir (Q) - Index

Q: You're currently going to animation school! You and your cousins always wanted to go, and now you're there, learning a lot of new tech and apps. What are the apps, and what is it like going to animation school with your cousins and yourself?

Right now were just learning Adobe apps - Animate, Premiere, sound editing, all that. Soon we’ll get into MOHO and some other apps I’m actually kinda curious about. It’s cool going with my cousins, makes everything a little less scary and a little more unhinged.

Q: What are some misconceptions you see people having about animation?

Not really sure! Some have accused us of being a killer main or a survivor main but that’s more about Dead by Daylight.

Q: How did you get interested in cartoons?

Always been obsessed with them. There’s something about making a character move that just feels like magic. I think cartoons raised me.

Q: What are the elements in a cartoon that make it good or bad?

The writing is super important, but the animation’s where you really sell the joke or moment. And never underestimate music and sound effects. A good BONK can make a scene work.

Q: Why do you think you gravitate toward writing, drawing, and editing videos?

It’s therapeutic lol. Helps me forget life stuff and chill.

Q: Why do you find sound design satisfying?

It’s kinda wild how just layering a few sounds together can make a scene feel alive.

Q: What is your pipeline for creating a cartoon?

1. Announce the next episode and ask the viewers what they wanna see!
2. Write the script and try to cram it all in
3. Design the new characters
4. Lay out the soundtrack
5. Animate for a month straight
6. Collapse.

Q: Why did you choose to make animations based around Dead by Daylight?

We were doing Palworld stuff but it wasn’t taking off. Then we made a cartoon about The Unknown from DBD and it blew up. So yeah!

Q: Sometimes you intentionally leave small mistakes in your animation to help you avoid stressing about making everything perfect. Where did this technique and philosophy come from?

I realized if I didn’t learn to live with mistakes, I’d never finish anything. I’d just keep tweaking forever. This way, I can breathe a little and not stress so much!

Q: What are some foods and drinks that you enjoy?

Coffee. Cheese. Ice cream. And sometimes just chewing gum like it’s a meal.

Q: Where did your interest in roller skating come from?

Been doing it since I was a kid. I don’t even remember how I started, it’s just always been a thing.

Q: What do you think about TikTok as a platform?

It’s a necessary evil tbh. Probably the best place to get discovered right now, but it’ll also eat your soul if you let it.

Q: What is your opinion and perspective on brainrot?

I had it bad. Couldn’t finish games or sit through movies cause I was just endlessly scrolling on YouTube. But I’ve been working on it and honestly, its possible to undo. Your brain rewires faster than you’d think. Moderation is always the key!

Q: Your strategies for learning?



I’m very hands on. If I want to learn something new, I just jump in and start messing with it every day. The more you poke around the more it makes sense.

Q: What is happiness?

Happiness is when you finish a video and it's ready to upload. I'm exhausted, but excited. The viewers are excited. It’s all so... exciting.

Q: Your favourite ice cream?

Coffee ice cream. Yum!

Q: If you were to have a motto, what would be your motto?

Don’t overthink it!