The video is a reaction to three sad animations. The first animation, "Barely There" by Hannah Lee, is about a polar bear who loses its mother. The reactor is emotionally moved by the animation, finding it to be one of the saddest things they've ever seen.
The second animation, "Polius" by Isart Digital, is set in a war zone with bunnies as the main characters. The reactor finds it sad, especially with the cute bunnies, and is emotionally invested in the story.
The third animation, "Witness" by Alexandra Berger, Christ Ivory, and Hugo Rizzon, is about a man who loses his family and seeks revenge. The reactor is excited and invested in the story, but the twist at the end, where the man's wife is revealed to be alive, leaves them shocked and confused.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about reacting to sad animations.
2. The first animation is called "Barely There" and was made by Hannah Lee.
3. The animation "Barely There" is about a polar bear looking for its mother.
4. The polar bear's mother is dead and has been stuffed and put into a rug.
5. The second animation is called "Polius" and was made by Isart Digital.
6. The animation "Polius" is about bunnies going to war.
7. The bunnies in "Polius" are fighting against monsters.
8. The third animation is called "Witness" and was made by Alexandra Berger, Christ Ivory, and Hugo Rizzon.
9. The animation "Witness" is about a man who is grieving the loss of his wife and son.
10. The man in "Witness" is trying to find the killer who murdered his family.
11. The man in "Witness" has visions of his wife and is driven by a desire for revenge.
12. The twist in "Witness" is that the man is revealed to be the killer of his own wife and son.
13. The video ends with a call to action, asking viewers to like the video if they want to see more animation reaction videos.