I actually like a lot of the original. It has a lot more mass, the foreshortened leg looks better and doesn't need that silhouette break line. The newer one does have stronger line work/pose action lines. There's improvement, yes, but old you wasn't bad either.
You should probably give that energy back. It's not fair to keep it captive like that, characters need that.
I enjoy all three of these tracks, I don't have a critical ear for sound so maybe that's not saying much? I'm guessing it's similar to when I look through old art docs and find stuff that's never been uploaded: It's either, "What was I thinking??" or "Why didn't I finish this?"
I do style guides (to many) to figure out what I want to keep and change with existing characters. Some elements like tube arms and Loony Toons legs don't fit my style, and I'd rather be homogeneous within my own style than, well, have Gumballs clashing art styles.
This implies a lesson learned, and proper healing done. I think it's more true that that a broken bone means you're just not going to learn to not use that limb anymore. You know, metaphorically.
I saw the other version first and though, "Huh, there's no giant dong." I have solved the mystery.
I may have followed you mistaking you for someone else and now I can't get rid of you.
Asleep