So... what, HBOMax? Netflix? A24 doesn't have it's own platform.
[TV] The What Animation Are You Watching Thread 2!: The Sequel!
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Rise of the TMNT
...DAMMIT that finale was awesome, CURSE YOU NICKELODEON-you screw over the TMNT a-GAIN! I'm at least hoping the Netflix movie will still be a thing. I mean COME ON-
...DAMMIT that finale was awesome, CURSE YOU NICKELODEON-you screw over the TMNT a-GAIN! I'm at least hoping the Netflix movie will still be a thing. I mean COME ON-
-I've been waiting ALL season for Foot Recruit to reveal herself as Casey Jones(fuck-YES), and NOW we won't get to see her pal around with the Turtles and her future wife April! GRAH-I say-GRAH!
Central Park
HOT DAMN-this show is my SHIT!
HOT DAMN-this show is my SHIT!
figmentPez
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Avatar: The Last Airbender, series creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko have decided to leave Netflix's planned live-action series.
I am giddy with anticipation for 10/19. I am fairly certain we will be meeting Gosyln
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*Foaming at the mouth* HOUR LONG DARKWING DUCK SPECIAL? YES ! All the yes!
I am guessing she will have a Hispanic accent based on the character design I've seen. She has a similar feathering color as Fenton Crackshell-Cabrera and his mother.
This would suggest she is still Drake's adopted daughter in the reboot universe which makes it even more adorable.
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figmentPez
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GasBandit
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Everything I've seen in my 5 minutes of googling points back to this fandomwire article that cites only "sources within netflix" without naming names or providing links.
EXCLUSIVE: Why Avatar: The Last Airbender's Creators Really Left Netflix - FandomWire
Here's why the creators of Avatar: The Last Airbender really left the upcoming live action Netflix series. We have the exclusive details!
fandomwire.com
Apparently the FandomWire article was written by a guy (Andy Signore) who's notorious for putting out made-up news to push his clickbait articles. He's been fired from more than one news outlet for it and some sexual abuse allegations.Everything I've seen in my 5 minutes of googling points back to this fandomwire article that cites only "sources within netflix" without naming names or providing links.
EXCLUSIVE: Why Avatar: The Last Airbender's Creators Really Left Netflix - FandomWire
Here's why the creators of Avatar: The Last Airbender really left the upcoming live action Netflix series. We have the exclusive details!
So no, we have no reason to believe ANY of this is true and I'd like to think the creators would have said something if was, even if there was a potential lawsuit because their names are still going to be on it one way or another.
figmentPez
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I've been rewatching Darkwing Duck, and I really only have two things to say:
1. The episode order is weird. The big team-up episode happens before any of the Justice Ducks get their individual introductions. Most of the villains appear before the episodes giving them their backstories, as well.
2. There's an "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" knock-off episode, and it also has alien cows from the planet Larson on the far side of the galaxy. Totally missed that reference when I was a kid.
1. The episode order is weird. The big team-up episode happens before any of the Justice Ducks get their individual introductions. Most of the villains appear before the episodes giving them their backstories, as well.
2. There's an "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" knock-off episode, and it also has alien cows from the planet Larson on the far side of the galaxy. Totally missed that reference when I was a kid.
Disney + doesn't have a great track record for getting episodes in exact air date order as it is, however the order is STILL weird due to the episode production order, Saturday morning specific episodes that aired only on ABC, and the syndicated episodes that aired on whatever local channel was running the Disney Afternoon lineup. Since a lot of episodes went to various studios (as was common practice back then) many episodes that were supposed to happen later in the timeline were completed earlier likely due to cheaper animation, and then promptly aired earlier. The syndicated episodes (65 of them), for example, were rushed out and basically considered Season 1, even though Saturday morning episodes (which on some lists are referred as Seasons 2 and 3) aired kinda around the same time. Disney + considers all of tje syndicated episodes and Season 2 as their "Season 1") and has all the Saturday Morning episodes at the back end of the season. Disney+'s Season 2 is basically what is considered Season 3, but still in a weird order.
The Darkwing intro 2-part episode "Darkly Dawns the Duck" was a TV special that aired on various networks at various times, and so it's air date would often be different based on where you lived.
The Owl House
Did you like Gravity Falls and it's well developed story that started as mere background details before leading into an epic, worlds-spanning struggle? The Owl House is this, but with a bit of Changeling fantasy and not-Harry Potter thrown in. Luz is teenage girl who gets sucked into an alternate, magical world instead of going to summer camp and ends up as the live-in Apprentice to the Boiling Isle's most wanted witch and her familiar, the former King of Demons (voiced by Alex Hirsch of Gravity Falls). The stakes are both minimal and interesting: Luz can leave any time she wants (she even gets Wi-fi and cell reception through the door back to her world) but getting back to the Isles might not be easy and why go home when magic is real in the Boiling Isles? Besides, she's not supposed to be home from camp for a few weeks and she'd have to face her mother...
What follows from that premise is basically the Gravity Falls formula (which is unsurprising because Dana Terrace previously worked on Gravity Falls with Alex Hirsch and Hirsch is a Story consultant on this), where details slowly reveal themselves and compound until they hit you like a fucking semi, and when there is a major action sequence, expect the quality of the animation to go up significantly. Next week is the season finale, so it's a good time to catch up on the episodes. Season 2 is already in production.
While you're at it, maybe give Amphibia a watch too? Same idea, except the main character can't get home and has to find her missing friends in a world dominated by (usually) friendly Frog/Toad/Newt people alongside the family of frog farmers she's staying with. This has a distinctly Legend of Zelda vibe to it and is pretty great too, though the two shows have a very different tone. Watch for Alex Hirsch's guest star a Frog Grunkle Stan and Frog Soos!
Did you like Gravity Falls and it's well developed story that started as mere background details before leading into an epic, worlds-spanning struggle? The Owl House is this, but with a bit of Changeling fantasy and not-Harry Potter thrown in. Luz is teenage girl who gets sucked into an alternate, magical world instead of going to summer camp and ends up as the live-in Apprentice to the Boiling Isle's most wanted witch and her familiar, the former King of Demons (voiced by Alex Hirsch of Gravity Falls). The stakes are both minimal and interesting: Luz can leave any time she wants (she even gets Wi-fi and cell reception through the door back to her world) but getting back to the Isles might not be easy and why go home when magic is real in the Boiling Isles? Besides, she's not supposed to be home from camp for a few weeks and she'd have to face her mother...
What follows from that premise is basically the Gravity Falls formula (which is unsurprising because Dana Terrace previously worked on Gravity Falls with Alex Hirsch and Hirsch is a Story consultant on this), where details slowly reveal themselves and compound until they hit you like a fucking semi, and when there is a major action sequence, expect the quality of the animation to go up significantly. Next week is the season finale, so it's a good time to catch up on the episodes. Season 2 is already in production.
While you're at it, maybe give Amphibia a watch too? Same idea, except the main character can't get home and has to find her missing friends in a world dominated by (usually) friendly Frog/Toad/Newt people alongside the family of frog farmers she's staying with. This has a distinctly Legend of Zelda vibe to it and is pretty great too, though the two shows have a very different tone. Watch for Alex Hirsch's guest star a Frog Grunkle Stan and Frog Soos!
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Love BOTH of those shows, Can't wait for the finale of TLO next week, it's gonna get fucking NUTS! THEORIES:
Camillia went to school with Eda, evidenced SOLELY by that photograph of her holding arms with a girl with glasses.
King activates his latent demon power, PROBABLY by growing back his horn. OR-its where we learn King's TRUE origin that may not be grandiose as he's been putting on.
Luz gets the bat queen and her army of forgotten Palismans to FUCK IT ALL UP-all while Luz uses the cloak Eda made for her to FUCK IT UP TIMES TEN!
Willow and Gus don't help out at first because they want to be powerful witches one day, BUT will help out and turn Hooty into a giang walking fortress to FUCK IT ALL UP FUCK, FUCK THE EMPEROR!
Amity admits she has a crush on Luz full stop...I know its only season one but COME ON they cute!
Lilith reveals she was forced to curse Eda, BUT Eda still won't forgive her right away as...WELL she threatened to murder Luz, cursing a sister is semi-sorta-almost-kinda-possibly-forgivable, child murder less so.
King activates his latent demon power, PROBABLY by growing back his horn. OR-its where we learn King's TRUE origin that may not be grandiose as he's been putting on.
Luz gets the bat queen and her army of forgotten Palismans to FUCK IT ALL UP-all while Luz uses the cloak Eda made for her to FUCK IT UP TIMES TEN!
Willow and Gus don't help out at first because they want to be powerful witches one day, BUT will help out and turn Hooty into a giang walking fortress to FUCK IT ALL UP FUCK, FUCK THE EMPEROR!
Amity admits she has a crush on Luz full stop...I know its only season one but COME ON they cute!
Lilith reveals she was forced to curse Eda, BUT Eda still won't forgive her right away as...WELL she threatened to murder Luz, cursing a sister is semi-sorta-almost-kinda-possibly-forgivable, child murder less so.
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figmentPez
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Holy shit the She-Ra fandom is toxic. I'm not even sure what happened because of how much melodrama, hyperbole, strawmen, hearsay, etc. is being thrown around. All I know is that there was a livestream where the show's crew talked about the show, something that could be interpreted as racist was said, Noelle Stephenson apologized for that, but the fandom has at least a half-dozen other complaints, one of which seems to be that a male member of production crew read the name of a podcast off of a list. Even that I'm not certain of, and anything more is a confusing mess.
All I saw was self-sustaining outrage.
Fuck the Netflix Transformers show.
TL;DC Peter Cullen and Frank Welker weren't part of the new show because Netflix and Rooster Teeth and Hasbro are union dodging scabs.
It shouldn't surprise me because I've heard both of them speak out of character before but it does always surprise me that Frank Welker is just cartoon Ray Stantz and Peter Cullen is just Rene Auberjoinois doing Odo.
TL;DC Peter Cullen and Frank Welker weren't part of the new show because Netflix and Rooster Teeth and Hasbro are union dodging scabs.
It shouldn't surprise me because I've heard both of them speak out of character before but it does always surprise me that Frank Welker is just cartoon Ray Stantz and Peter Cullen is just Rene Auberjoinois doing Odo.
GasBandit
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First thought was FUCK ADULT SWIM. Another good series squandered, and probably locked in a vault, like Megas XLR and Sym-bionic Titan.
Second thought though... "Wait, you were told MONTHS ago, and the only reason we're finding out now is because Ken Plume broke the silence with a cryptic tweet? Were you just going to let us hold on to hope forever?"
Third thought.. "Wait... you were told months ago... while STILL WRITING season 8... TWO YEARS after season 7 ended? Maybe that's why it got cancelled..."
Second thought though... "Wait, you were told MONTHS ago, and the only reason we're finding out now is because Ken Plume broke the silence with a cryptic tweet? Were you just going to let us hold on to hope forever?"
Third thought.. "Wait... you were told months ago... while STILL WRITING season 8... TWO YEARS after season 7 ended? Maybe that's why it got cancelled..."
Doc Hammer has had severe health problems and has been sick, off and on, for years. Amongst these is Ménière's Disease, which has no cure and prevents him from flying. It's one of the chief reasons why production of the series takes so long and... I can't really blame a guy for being sick.
Best case scenario is HBO Max steps in and has them finish it out like they've been doing with out Cartoon Network properties like Infinity Train and Adventure Time. Or Netflix, who might be interested: they bought all the rights for Symbionic Titan to air it on Netflix.
Good opinion on what's going on. Read the thread.
Long story short: AT&T's billions of dollars in debt and it's dividend to stockholders might not be what it normally is, so the "Turner Family" stuff is in the cross hairs because it doesn't print money (despite being profitable). This is just a sign of more things to come at Cartoon Network, TBS, and TNT.
Long story short: AT&T's billions of dollars in debt and it's dividend to stockholders might not be what it normally is, so the "Turner Family" stuff is in the cross hairs because it doesn't print money (despite being profitable). This is just a sign of more things to come at Cartoon Network, TBS, and TNT.
Don't even get me started with Amazon and Altered Carbon: those assholes kept The Boys over The Tick, despite The Tick covering many of the same themes in thoughtful, hilarious ways without any of the cynicism.
And at least She-Ra got a fucking finale.