Beautiful... Here's To A Magnificent Troll! :')
For those who aren't in the knowledge of the history behind this masterpiece of an in-joke, Cyber-ren was a disgruntled Invader Zim fan and used to be a member of a notorious spamming group known as the "Barney Bunch." Whether this trolling was meant as means to vent frustration towards Nickelodeon for canceling such a wonderful darkly humorous show I do not know...
Their legacy as Barneys, although subtle, is quite notable enough. They are the reason why the search engine on this site negates the word "barney" from your searches. Basically it was a group similar to various "ock groups" except everyone masqueraded as a different version of Barney the Dinosaur. Members included NaziBarney, SovietBarney, GheycookieBarney(The "gheyest" cookie in the cookie jar), StrawberryBarney, and our hero Cyberen who was formerly known as "ItchyBarney." It was formed around the idea that "Barney the Dinosaur" was a gay pedophile who molested other characters from kiddie TV shows (Like Arthur, The Wiggles, Teletubbies, and a few Nickelodeon shows like Rugrats). One of the most notable of their rule 34 fanfiction was this juvenile copypasta about an alternate character interpretation of Drew Pickles being not only a deeply closeted homosexual but "The gayest man in the world." Their little stories were crude, immaturely wrote, deviant, sexually explicit, and scatological to say the most, and were posted in forums with the intention to disgust and irritate fellow NGers. Besides spamming the BBS, they also committed numerous flash atrocities, which they would spam up the portal with. These little animation mostly consisted of still pictures or Barney and Drew Pickles spinning and broken text speech. There was also another time when StrawberryBarney made an extremely annoying fart noise as a sound file which was looped in their entries. They were also notable for introducing many innocent eyes to Hello!.jpg or "Goatse" as it is more commonly known. And boy! The spam floods were HUGE! Granted, as with other spam groups, they too had their "lighter" creative side that actually cared about the state of Newgrounds to an extent. Keep in mind that their time was also the time when the NG fanbase was divided into two extremes: "The Foamheads": Foamy fanboys and sullen jerks who embraced the cheapness of Neurotically Yours, and gave artists like Illwillpress a free ride with easy awards while ignoring actual struggling and hardworking artists, and spam groups like the Star Syndicate, who spam the portal to strike down at the masses by trolling the humorless Foamheads on behalf of the ignored artists. The Barney Bunch slides towards the latter on the scale. So like most spam groups, there was a member or two who was actually talented, and had interest in animation, and was pretty good at it, and that guy was ItchyBarney(Seriously, check out Cyberen's other stuff like Drewventures in Drewland. [It's strange, but definately higher quality than the usual output of the BarneyBunch). The Barney Bunch soon came to an end when they engaged in the notorious act of "file swapping." Basically they would make average quality works that would get passed by the voting masses (Hentai quizzes, tutorials, etc.), and put some sort of script in the file that would swap the movie with one of their usual "DREW PICKLES MOLESTS BARNEY!" crap. If I remember correctly, this actually resulted in the entries winning awards! Nontheless, The Barney Bunch were banned for this misdeed along with accusations that they put viruses in their movies. (Which is untrue, for that was the work of a loser named Err0r.)
The Barney Bunch may be dead, but it members live on. Itchbarney has been reincarnated as Cyberen, and is doing swell.
Anyway, this animation was truly a spectacle. It was quite a nostalgia trip for me. Those times were heavy times, but fun and good times too. It just goes to show you that sometimes the most interesting stuff from NG is not always what goes on in the flash series, but what goes on behind the scenes in making them.