Well, you're masters of your idiom.

I am especially impressed with the animation in the Starfox segments.

I didn't laugh once, but I fully understand that this film wasn't made for me.

The Pokeporn section was a tad confusing. Did you mean it to be taken comically or was it just a steaming pile of fanservice? Not to say that I don't approve of it. After all, what Newgrounds user is above the combination of base titillation and precious childhood memories.

Learn anatomy...

I'm aware of how difficult it is to draw realistic humans, but for chrissakes, there's a fucking limit. Your stupid need to indulge in "cinematic" angles makes the princess look like she has Down's Syndrome. Unless of course, this is the type of post-apocalyptic universe in which everyone's retarded. Also, apparently, the princess' hair is made of several hundred strands of thick acupuncture needles. The best part of the whole thing was the elephant animation, which I'll assume you rotoscoped. What I can't understand is that you attempt to emphasize this grim and gritty neo-futurist reality and then your protagonist turns into a fucking lizard. What is this, Sci-fi or fantasy? It doesn't matter because in any genre that would be considered moronic. The backgrounds are outstandingly simplistic compared to your overtly busy character design, which gets especially perplexing during the scene when the lizard-boy and the princess are stealing away into a dark alley. I gather that this is nothing more than a simple masturbation fantasy from a closet furry who's to embarrassed to admit his shameful fetish.

If you want to "Mickey Mouse" something, try the second movement of Bartok's concerto for orchestra. It's really fab.

Might be generic anime, might not be.

Your style, while not poor, is very common. You might want to consider developing a more personal, varied style to separate yourself from the hordes of weeaboo bullshit that plague this website. In the gunfight scene, your character appears to be off-model several times, but considering that you are alone in composing difficult FBF animation I suppose it's understandable. Despite this, the art has a sense of consummate professionalism about it; if not marred by terminal overuse of photoshop textures.
The biggest problem with this trailer is its lousy exhibition. It is not prudent to call the scientest "crazy" or to call the toys "evil." Those adjectives are judgment calls the audience has to make. You could probably just get rid of those without to much damage to the overall trailer.
The music and sound quality are both good and I appreciated a minimum amount of garbling on the part of the voice actor playing the scientest. The music, while appropriate, was not very interesting.
The best thing about this trailer was its dynamic editing, which, judging by your other movies, you have a natural talent for.

The thing that would do this in is complete and utter adherence to the cliches of bad anime, which this trailer dangerously approaches at times. Over-dramitization, simplistic plots, girl robot-on-guy robot action are all things that can be easily avoided and would probably enrich this movie.

DEVELOP A PERSONAL STYLE FOR CHRIST'S SAKE!

I love it!

It's not fair, I automatically enjoy anything with pinch harmonic interludes. The beginning kind sound like a slowed down 'Fight Fire with Fire,' but meh, so does basically all thrash metal.

Clint Mansell Much?

You ever seen Requiem for a Dream? Shitty movie, famous soundtrack. It sounds fairly close to what you've done here. If you can get a guy with a facile political message to rap over this, you'll sell a million copies.

AAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!

This is worse than that Across the Universe movie. Tell me, what exactly did you think you were adding to an already subpar Beatles song by incorporating nasal Fallout Boy vocals and goddamn screamo? This is worse than Brokencyde. At least they have the courtesy to write their own crappy material.

Also, John Lennon hated this song because he thought it was slight, pointless McCartney bullshit, which it was.

Here are some tips to give your cover version a sembleance of adequacy:
-You have a good thing going with the vocal harmonies. Try and make them more apparent in the production.
-Get your drummer to take some speed because he's kind of sloppy, but I guess that's what you're going for when you're the punkest sonofabitch in the room.
-This stuff appeals readily to the lowest common denominator, so you should use all the money you'll receive from kids with stupid hair to invest in a wind guard.
-Take off that checkered fedora. You look like a moron.