Reposting for the anons to show that /co/ can do something. Also post past projects.>>154633863 >>154638028 What can we do?1. Reviews of unpopular TV Shows that don't have them such as Micronauts2. TV Show pitch bibles 3. Voice redubbing4. Continuing past projects that lack finished fics, pitch bibles, voice acting, specific art n comic book ideas.5. Interactive comic book, video game, CYOA cause why the hell not it's 2026 not 1926.6. /co/'s list of recommended cartoons and their reviews. (already done)7. /co/'s mockup TV schedule and their own streaming channel either on synctube or somewhere else.8. Leave your contacts. Or let's create a specific time when we create these threads.I agree with the rest of the anons that /tg/ has it easier because they're literally advanced ideafagging and pretendingThe Game. They don't have to make an audio visual film with good voice acting, timing, smooth animation. They don't have to make an actual playable video game with real software that works on real hardware. They can just pretend like the Ork Brothers. Hell often times they don't even have to write a full story for the GM to follow, instead they simply have to write a guideline for a creative GM to inspire from.
Bump for interest.
>>154660503Europe side reporting in.>Micronauts They finally released? Oh yeah they did. I'd post the Youtube link, but 4chan is infested with reportbots, so I can't do that.I can however give a less specific link.Interesting, there's reviews of the toys and how the tv show gets cancelled but no review of the actual tv show.https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=micronauts
Has anyone here actually read all this and isn't some gen-Zer fellating the 90s and 2000s, again? Of course it's infinitely better than anything that came after 2009, but that's like putting a grown ass man in his 40s to fight a 15 year old pipsqueak. We have a serious problem with gen-Zers trying to act like their big brother counterpats and pretending they understand something.>>154652121
>>154660503>What can we do?actually start something instead of prodding each other to begin
Just draw speech bubbles over /i/ doodles and try to make a story out of it
>>154660819Put it on the checklist. >>>/i/
