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Anonymous

How can you appreciate somethi(...) 05/17/26(Sun)07:57:03 No.153714281

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How can you appreciate something once it's gone? Anonymous 05/17/26(Sun)07:57:03 No.153714281 Archived

I won't lie, action shows used to be the kind of shows I'd skip because my dumb kid brain could only comprehend slapstick comedy. But now that I've gained some slight intellect, I can't help but lament the complete and total genocide of action on CN. Someone could've easily had an action bias around my age, so there was a good chunk of variety.

Anonymous
05/17/26(Sun)08:12:11 No.153714354

Anonymous 05/17/26(Sun)08:12:11 No.153714354

>>153714281
By watching it.

Anonymous
05/17/26(Sun)08:14:07 No.153714370

Anonymous 05/17/26(Sun)08:14:07 No.153714370

>>153714354
I suppose that is the first (and most logical) step. If that's the case, what am I in for? I briefly remember a period where Ben 10 got older and it seemed like it'd be more serious. Then Omniverse happened and took a 180.

Anonymous
05/17/26(Sun)08:22:35 No.153714410

Anonymous 05/17/26(Sun)08:22:35 No.153714410

>>153714354

Anonymous
05/17/26(Sun)11:38:35 No.153716214

Anonymous 05/17/26(Sun)11:38:35 No.153716214

>>153714281
Fan art

Anonymous
05/17/26(Sun)12:38:14 No.153716974

Anonymous 05/17/26(Sun)12:38:14 No.153716974

>>153714370
>serious is when you have no creativity

Anonymous
05/17/26(Sun)12:39:19 No.153716993

Anonymous 05/17/26(Sun)12:39:19 No.153716993

>>153716974
Guess they got serious...ly brankrupt LOL. Perhaps I'm better off sticking to the original show.