[AUDIO] Busty 2 - Newswoman Laxative Desperation

Audio for next animation. After a news anchorwoman humiliates Busty on TV, Busty takes revenge.

This one is quite complicated, so here's a summary if you wish to understand the audio on its own. It'll make more sense when fully animated, of course. As a side-note, any moments where the audio becomes lower-quality is moments for when a character is watching the broadcast on a TV.

Busty Milkshake - Episode 2: "Mudslides in Titecrack Valley"

Busty is taking a shower: she shit her pants while trying to stop a jewlery store robbery, and is now trying to clean up. Suddenly, the waterproof screen on the shower wall blips on, and broadcasts breaking news.

The anchorwoman, Donna Driller, is Busty's old rival from college. Donna reports the jewelry store robbery, and reveals to all the viewers that Busty shit her pants while it happened. To make matters worse, she also tells a story of when Busty crapped herself during college midterms. Busty is rightfully furious.

1 WEEK LATER

A newscast blips on, and Donna Driller is ready to report on a new story. Out of nowhere, her stomach groans, and she realizes that she desperately needs to poop. She fights her bowels as she tries to describe the news story, but the topic isn't helping her out: "Severe mudslides in Titecrack Valley, on the planet of Gluteus IV". She just has to hold it until the story is complete, then there'll be a commercial break.

Near the end, she realizes that Busty (offscreen) disguised herself, and gave Donna a laxative-laced gift basket. Unfortunately (or fortunately), Donna can't hold it in anymore, and soils herself on live TV. Busty has been gleefully watching the news broadcast as this all plays out.

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This is quite a long animation, but I think it should be doable by the 5th or 6th of December. Since it's a news-broadcast, a lot of it will have live-action footage of events, as well as a lot of pauses for internal-thought. That being said, if it goes over-schedule, I'll let you know.