Is everyone going to try to make an animated series or pilot now?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zfzoUohOfs
"why dont you make your own show" reddited the -orbut thoust wilt behold reactionary responses of said when it was done
>>152169422I sure hope so!
>>152169422I dunno guys i think this one might be kinda based.
>>152173223nah, immersion breaking
>>152169422Most of them will fail
>Hmmm... I don't know, lad. It's like no cheese I've ever tasted.
>>152171833I was initially, now it just makes me sad because he ended up being misunderstood at the end, wanting to go to Earth and getting abandoned on the moon.
>>152171833He just wanted to ride the slopes.
LA PUTA MADRE GROMIT OLVIDAMOS LO PLATOS
>>152171833why was there an sentient oven on the moon?
>>152172605In case American astronauts needed to cook an emergency burger.
How much do they get raped when they go to hell?
>>152172616Don't be sad, Anon, smile because it'll make Octavia smile too.
>>152167132No way, Albert from the Birdcage is one of my favorite movie characters ever and he Queen-mogs lesser sissies like Stolas hard. Stolas is just a horrible character. Albert was based.
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I know people like to clown on Verbalase for this, but I've got to give him credit for actually spending a reasonable amount of money on his commission as opposed to saying he'd pay the animator(s) in exposure.
>>152165419>Backs out because he gets a deal with PBSWhat?
>>152169902I would genuinely fuck a dead raccoon in order for the unblurred edition to be released
>>152165318Literally just because it depicts heterosexual romantic desire in the current political climate. It is genuinely that simple.
>>152169207How much do tou think music videos cost?
>>152165318The price tag coupled with the content. A lot of people also assume it's meant to be pornographic so they judge how much of his money's worth he got based on that alone, saying he should have gotten something more explicit with the money. I believe him when he says it was meant for public release. It's far too tame and far too expensive to just be a file in his spank bank. People rightfully think it doesn't make sense to pay that much for porn that tame, but the alternative that actually makes sense, that it was never meant to be porn and was at some point meant to be monetized, isn't as entertaining, so they stuck with the porn story because it not making sense only makes it funnier. At the end of the day, though, it boils down to an expensive, cringy video. The timing also helped, being released around the Hazbin premiere.
Sabretooth
>>152167808>Next thread make a wolverine thread.Wolverine sucks. The reason Sabre survived is exactly because sniktbub sucks. Wolverine would never reach 300+ posts
>>152167951>Sabretooth and Logan are Beavis and Buttheadholy shit, now I see it.
>>152116867I've fallen down a rabbit hole of Sabretooth fanfics....it's unironically great.
>>152173053Link them
>>152173069no,It's all Gay Smut
Thoughts on the Power Pack?
>>152167964Catbox the full thing. I need to see what the rest is.
>>152167964I know the lead up to the spider vs vemon thing had her turn into a symbiote again, did they end up doing any more with that
>>152173150It went nowhere.
>>152172343Not much. Artist is momahttps://files.catbox.moe/j5t0ps.jpg
>A life-size 1:1 plush of Nick Wilde from ‘ZOOTOPIA 2’ is being released in JapanWhy do Japs and Chinks love Zootopia so much?
>>152161314I was actually thinking of plushie fuckers.
>>152160874Hey man people love the big booty rabbit
>>152161314has anything good come of disney in the last 70 years?
>>152172819Im honestly shocked jap men havent started forcing themselves onto their women. Its what those bitches deserve for not putting out willingly
>>152164191I'm certain Paru will end up molesting her pet
So who was "Olivia Jaimes," the pseudonymous webcomics artist who revitalized Nancy from 2018–2025? Got any inside scoops or good theories? Some people must know by now
>>152169131says you
>>152169131So is she
>>152170836who? Nancy or Caroline Cash?
Maybe it's because I've been a hermit for quite a few years but seeing a Nancy thread on here is quite the welcome surprisePersonally I'm thinking it might be an artist who might have expertise on different fields (i.e. those webcomic cat artists) because I recall Jaimes drawing a squirrel with a level of ostensibly simple detail that I immediately knew whoever made it was at least one of those "doggo" artists trying to mask their styleNot the first time there's been a mystery artist who smurfed and then fucked off. There's also MisterDavey / MisterDavie, who I'm still not sure who he actually was(by the way am I just retarded or did the captchas get much worse while I was away? The four shapes one doesn't seem to work half of the time)
>>152168790>I dont buy this, because some people have actually spoken to her and I dont think they'd go as far as having a fake person to play the part of a psudonym.Spoke in what way? People simply saying they did isn't proof of anything if the whole point is to kayfabe people that Olivia Jaimes is a real person. Do you believe that Sushi-X was an actual person too?
Batmanhttps://desuarchive.org/co/thread/151958016Flashhttps://desuarchive.org/co/thread/151972940Guy Gardnerhttps://desuarchive.org/co/thread/151974009The Punisherhttps://desuarchive.org/co/thread/151986780Oraclehttps://desuarchive.org/co/thread/1519874361995 Annuals Part One - Action Comics v1, Adventures of Superman v1, Aquaman v5, Batman v1, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight v1>>1519985461995 Annuals Part Two - Batman: Shadow of The Bat, Catwoman v2, Deathstroke v1, Detective Comics v1, Doomsday>>1520141981995 Annuals Part Three - The Flash v2, Green Arrow v1, Green Lantern v3, Guy Gardner: Warrior, Hawkman v3Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>152166691>>152167249Cadet Dredd does a much better job of depicting a young Dredd while still him keeping recognisable.
>>152164582Bump
>>152167922I like those ones.
>>152167922The all ages issues are great.
>>152164582thanks anon, good job.
I'll start off. I actually like Ultimate FF. And I prefer the dynamic to the mainline book. I recognise that the stories themselves aren't better, but I think the core setup of a bunch of young adult supergeniuses with superpowers going on weird science adventures works for me far more than the kitschy sitcom family setup of the mainline F4. Especially with things like Franklin muddying the waters. Ultimate FF made everyone an expert in some field and had this feeling of basically being a modernised Star Trek starring people with superpowers. Again, the stories themselves cannot measure up to the classic main FF runs, but as a basis, the concept itself, I vastly prefer it. There was more excitement. They were younger, hotter, cooler. I could easily buy them as celebs. They were young enough to be unpredictable, but old enough to not be annoying teen geniuses. The book was essentially a cross between Star Trek, X-Files and dunno, something like Stargate. There was a playful element to it that you just can't have when you're dealing with a middle aged family.So yeah. I actually like Ultimate FF and think with some reworking the core concept works better than the mainline version. That's my extremely /co/ntroversial take. And Hell, I like Doom being a descendant of Dracula more than him being some random gyppo. The goat legs and mutation suck, but the backstory was a great update. I don't know, I think generally UltFF had all the right ingredients, but fucked up in the actual execution.
>>152170763Is that Galactus also responsible for giving the Fantastic Four their powers?
>>152170894It's been a hot while since I read it but I think so. Pretty much everything from Atlantis to the Moleoids and Inhumans had some connection to the Big G.
>>152170943Yeah something like that since Reed's ship was trying to make contact with the Silver Surfer right before the accident that gave them their powers. Reed figured out that the same signal he was receiving in space was the same symbol Mole Man, the Skrulls and Inhumans used to worship Galactus as a god or something like that.
>>152166754what rebuttal I'm just expressing my opinion just like OP did
>>152171806People, and not retards, give more reasons than >nahto support their opinion. Moron.
What makes this show so appealing? What qualities make a show this good
>>152169816its just...so kino.. bro..
>>152155926Zim is a good example of soul you can say. its not very derivative of anything too much. so it feels very original. there are things that came after Zim which were derivative of Zim that obviously were not as unique.
>>152156562I also love the world building in this show.
>>152159997>Bad eyebrows.>Looks like a whiny bitch>Bad "cut-in" mouth.>Looks like a whiny bitchJesus Christ, this guy hit the nail on the head predicting future shows character designs.
>>152155926There was nothing else like it, and there still isn't or hasn't been even 25 years later. This show was a god send for "weird" kids, i.e. kids that liked horror movies and books.
Storyboards intended for the NostalgiaCon table read:https://www.guymooreanimation.com/portfolio-collections/collection_0f809c/gknd-nostalgia-con>For his first convention appearance at Nostalgia Con in Houston in 2025, Tom Warburton, creator of the television series Codename: Kids Next Door, decided to do a live table read with four of the original series' main voice actors, performing a new script for "Galactic Kids Next Door"-- his take on what might have happened to the kids of Sector V in the time following the end of the original series. As he did for the original GKND stealth social media campaign (discussed elsewhere on this site), he tapped me to create all the art for it, again in secret. There wasn't enough time to make a full animatic, but the idea was that I would capture certain key moments and visual gags, and that this media would be displayed on a big screen for the audience during the panel, either by itself as a backdrop, or with the voice actors narrating it, as appropriate.>Unfortunately, the Nostalgia con turned out to not only lack a big screen, but any screen at all... so the panel performed the table read by themselves, and none of the art or animation was shown. That's show biz, I guess.
>>152170682did at least one person record the table read? I wanna put this together into a video
When will CN actually reboot this?When the AT and RS reboots are successful?
>>152172289>AT rebootYou don't need to reboot AT. AT hasn't stopped.>original run from 2010 - 2018>Distant Lands from 2020 - 2021>Fionna and Cake in 2023 and 2025>a comic runs and graphic novels from 2012 - 2019 and restarting in 2025>two more spinoff shows on the way>movie was dropped in the late 2010s and picked back up in 2024
I still don't like it or understand why the creator thinks this is such a good idea. It kinda goes against the whole appeal of the kids next door. They may fight crime and have sci-fi gadgets, but they are still average kids at the end of the day.
>>152172219Yeah, it’s out there. I think it’s in the archives.
1. Who are the titular 'clowns' supposed to be?2. Why do the 3 boys sound like a Brit doing a bad American accent?3. Was this animated by one man?
>>152170610>1. Who are the titular 'clowns' supposed to be?The boys.
Duncan is a gooner
>>152170610>3. Was this animated by one man?He did a heck of a job drawing those boys.
Explain
comics are shit
>>152169762Heathcliff moved his hand across the top of the lid, which made the button pop.
pettahh?
>>152169762Post cows
Rapunzel in a comfy nightie reading a good book by candlelight edition!Discuss Tangled the movie, the series, or whatever else that you might want to say about our blonde hero princess! Be nice, try not to hurt Punzie's feelings!Previous: >>151991197
I liked the Monty episode
>>152162003>>152168501Uff, just imagine the sunsets and dawns...Great stuffs and succes with the jumprope one...
Tangled books are the best
>>152171518Yup.
>>152170186That's actually a good episode with a good moral.
