Dec 19, 2006 7:00 AM

Don't Die Ding!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5HD6_7EMYs I really have no idea how to describe Don’t Die Ding!, a twisted animated holiday short by The Curiosity Group. So I’ll just let the awesome cartooning blog Drawn! describe it for me. At least I think that’s “Carol of the Bells” I’m hearing. Like all good Christmas cartoons, this one is filled with […]

I really have no idea how to describe Don't Die Ding!, a twisted animated holiday short by The Curiosity Group. So I'll just let the awesome cartooning blog Drawn! describe it for me.

At least I think that’s “Carol of the Bells” I’m hearing. Like all good Christmas cartoons, this one is filled with clones, demons, giants, and a topless Fairy Godmother.

There's more high quality version of the short at the official website, if you want to see it in all its twisted vivid glory.

Don't Die Ding! [The Curiosity Group]

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