It is really good your effort shows, not as much tweening as as your previous animations. The audio was top-notch, the voice acting was as clear as spring water, the music wasn't loud enough to not hear the voices, same goes for the sound effects. The animation was beautiful, but i was most impressed with the backgrounds. The action intense and hilarious and the, it was a quirky sense of humor reminiscent of old 80s-90s cartoons. Honestly, i can't find anything wrong with it. It was an animation that is at TV show level. Hope to see more. Good luck!

Freaking genius.

And you've maxed out DA's Flash Capacity to boot!

Well, I think it might be wise to put a "flashing strobe effect lights" warning, since there ARE a lot of flashing lights at FASTER than 24 frames per second, which might be dangerous to those who are inclined towards seizures.

The movement is superb, although I noticed Shrike's "blur" movement was slightly recycled between the scenes.

It's also great that you have a nice grasp on how Physics really work, so you bend those rules quite nicely.
You know how they say that "In art, you have to know the rules well in order to break them the right way."

I've got to say, you also use Easing (manual as well as tween-based) very well, and you've got a great grasp on timing.

The whole "Quick-In, Pause, Quick Out" effect is one that people try a lot, but rarely get right, but you've got your stuff together.

Don't pay too much attention to the stars; the real stuff is over in the text anyways (I'm sure you're well aware of that too^^).

One thing I noticed was that you don't seem to fond of your characters interacting with your backgrounds (I know how much of a pain that is; I hate it too), as seen in the First Scene in the ship where Shrike plops down on the chair, and where Diz walks behind the "fixture" in the first scene.

"Baby's" tiptoe-ing bothered me slightly too, unless he's walking as if he's got "shoes" on.

If he's "barefoot," another "joint" would make it smoother.

Also, as for interactivity, there's a great scene selection, but there seems no way to get to the main menu from the animation while it's playing.

Man, this makes me want to get back and use all that knowledge from Animation and Character Design and make a Flash animation myself...

Amazing stuff.