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Newgrounds is where this style of animation comes from.
What, the Hazbin Hotel / TADC / "Gen Alpha bullshit" style? I know that a lot of the people involved in these projects have ties to that site, but what do you mean exactly when you say that the style "comes from" Newgrounds? You mean stuff like the writing and voice acting as well as the visuals are all thoroughly a product of Newgrounds culture, and that that fact is the true common denominator that sets Hazbin and TADC apart from the independent animation I do like?
I'm not sure how to articulate this properly, as i'm not a person who watches indy animations, but yeah, I find that theres this underground culture that is (not purely) that has its origins in the Newgrounds late 00s milieu. VA's, animators, storyboardists, etc.