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James Farr is a freelance animator and animation director based at present in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He is widely known by the online community for his animated series Xombie and has spawned an illustrated novel, Xombie: Dead on Arrival, and comic book series published by Devil's Due, Xombie: Reanimated. His films are particularly popular on Newgrounds, where they have over 4.5 million views.
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- Spider Man Animation ZackScottGames Animated
- Super Mario Odyssey Animation ZackScottGames Animated
- Xombie
- Call of the Cryptids
- Xombie Legends of Nephthys
- EV
- Pac Man The Movie
- Trainsformers
- Blink to the Future
- Super Mario Busters
- New Super Mario Busters 2
- Teenage Mutant Koopa Troopas
- Super Smash Wars
- Wiivengers
- Jacksepticeye Animated
- Interviews
- References
His portfolio includes work for Epic Level entertainment, New Line Cinema, GeekRescue.com and the Oklahoma City Blazers.
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Xombie
Xombie tells the story of a little girl named Zoe, who washes ashore years after a zombie plague has wiped out most life on Earth and replaced it with bloodthirsty reanimated versions of the planet's previous inhabitants. She is saved from a swarm of zombies by Dirge, a "variant", a zombie who has retained their conscious mind and the ability to think like a human. (According to the official website, the variants are called "xombies", but the term has yet to be used in the series itself, likely because it is pronounced the same way as "zombie".) Dirge takes it upon himself to perform one last good deed before his zombie body withers away and begins a journey to reunite Zoe with the few remaining live humans and save her from a gruesome death at the hands of the undead.
In 2007, Farr released a book displaying the events of the first saga of the series, entitled Xombie: Dead On Arrival. There is also a six issue comic book series called Xombie: Reanimated, the first issue was released April 2007. A third part of the intended Xombie trilogy, titled Death Warmed Over, was planned but put on indefinite hold due to an unsuccessful Kickstarter campaign.
In March 2017, Farr began a new series on YouTube titled Xombie: Dead Ahead, which is meant to be a continuation of the series, proclaimed as "the next chapter".
Call of the Cryptids
An animation series in production about the struggles of Kendra Call, a young cryptozoologist, haunted by ghoulish visions of her childhood, desperately searching for proof of monsters unknown to modern science. Upon discovering a note addressed to her and written in riddles, she is flung into a secret war of monsters, to which the rest of the world is seemingly oblivious.
Xombie: Legends of Nephthys
A prequel to the other Farr flash, Xombie. It will be about the Egyptian xombie Nephthys and the origin of xombies. Currently in development hell.
EV
A 160-page manga from Tokyopop written by Farr. Released April 2008.
Pac-Man: The Movie
A live-action short film written and directed by Farr that imagines Pac-Man as a top-secret Government project was released in April 2012.
Trainsformers
A short-lived animated series mashing up Thomas & Friends and Transformers starring Farr's son Vector.
After the fourth episode, HIT Entertainment sued Farr for plagiarism due to Thomas having a strict copyright protection. Because of this the first four episodes were pulled from the internet and a fifth was made involving what could've been the fifth episode being halted by the "Fun Police" mid-production causing Vector to go on new adventures around the movie lot.
The series was replaced by The Sky-High City of Steampuff, which also featured trains that can turn into robots and lasted three episodes. A teaser for the upcoming fourth episode was uploaded to YouTube, but it was private. However, composer Joshua Peterson uploaded the soundtrack to the upcoming fourth episode on his SoundCloud account.
Before the sixth episode, Farr gets revenge on HIT Entertainment from suing him for plagiarism by shutting HIT Entertainment down, make the production team of HIT Entertainment lose their jobs, and get Thomas out of this production to have strict copyright protection cut off. TRAINS-FORMERS: Gauge of Extinction was made involving for Vector going to get revenge to the Fun Police and to bring Trainsformers back again.
Blink to the Future
A mash-up of Doctor Who and Back to the Future, featuring the Eleventh Doctor, his companions Amy Pond and Rory, the Judoon and Cowboy Daleks.
Super Mario Busters
A mash-up of the Super Mario video game series and the film Ghostbusters.
New Super Mario Busters 2
A sequel to Super Mario Busters that is a mash-up of the Super Mario video game series and the film Ghostbusters II.
Teenage Mutant Koopa Troopas
A mash-up of the Super Mario series games and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, featuring Koopa Troopas as the Turtles, Mario as the Shredder, Princess Daisy as April O'Neill, Mouser as Splinter and Luigi as Casey Jones.
Super Smash Wars
A mash-up of the Nintendo video game series Super Smash Bros. and Star Wars. There will be nine episodes in total, with the first three being based on the Original Trilogy, the second three being based on the Prequel Trilogy and the remaining three on the Sequel Trilogy.
Wiivengers
A parody of various Nintendo Wii video games and Avengers Assemble. An adaption of Avengers: Age of Ultron is to follow.