An amazing short from an amazing animator! Welcome back!

I am vaguely reminded of the works of Don Hertzfeldt. Only with ponies! Good show, old bean. Everything about this is perfect... though the voices are a little soft (it works, though).

That is some pretty darn good sprite animation right there! It was short, but sweet. Good work, I can't wait for the next part!

An instant 5/5 as soon as I realized I could pet the sheep. And the dog. And the cat!

Short, simple and sweet! Loved the music and the pixel art style! I have to say, though, that the clues for the piano puzzle were a little vague, I was only really able to solve it by listening very carefully.
My only other gripe is that I wish it were a bit longer, but is that really a flaw? If people want more of your game, you know you've got a good thing going. I hope to see more from you in the future!

Years later, and this is still one of my favorite games on Newgrounds. I love everything about it! Not many games put you in the role of a ghost trying to scare people, which is a shame-- because as this game and its sequels have proven, it's a LOT of fun. I've been able to S-rank it about two or three times, and it's a test of patience. A fun test.

Also the ghost is really adorable and if you guys made a plushie of it I bet it would sell pretty well. I'd buy one. Just a suggestion.

The first thing that comes to my mind:

Music that plays when Flandre is sneaking through the Scarlet Devil Mansion in a cardboard box.

This is excellent.

I know the genre says "Techno", and I can definitely hear that in there, but can I just say, I really love how I can hear other genres in there, too? Considering Yukari's ability, the way this song manipulates the boundaries of genres is both impressive *and* clever.

Hee hee...

That's pretty funny. Cute, too. :3
Oh, and... um...
In the last panel with the guy in it, his left arm seems to be colorless. Other than that, very nice!

That's...

... Beautiful. Simply beautiful.
The colors are just perfect, and for some odd reason, they make me nostalgic...