Cartoon/Western Animation General

Sure are a lot of famous witches.

@Lord WyrmSpawN
I found no reference for it, it is most likely just cyborg either making stuff up or buying any lie that supports his attempts to attack korra

Ouch.

I wonder who could have seen this coming.

Maybe making an established character into yourself, doesn’t actually do anything creatively story-wise - Except makes you out to be the narcissist you really are. Just like making the Main Character fall head over heels for the obvious self-insert. It’s just about you, story be damned. And then it’s forgotten like, a fart in the wind.

Question about Amphibia. Does Anne ever find her other shoe? Or wash her hair?

@Dustcan
You can find out by watching. 58 episodes.

@Dustcan
IIRC she takes a bath in one of the season 1 episodes

Thnk she finds her other shoe in either late ni season 1 or in season 2?

Neat, I’m 11 in now.

Yeah. And it still has leaves in it.

@Dustcan

@icicle wicicle 1517
Grime found it in ep 1B.

Oh no…

Hey, Netflix executives!

Really? Big Mouth reuses the same sex jokes and gets six seasons. But Inside Job? Nope, no season 2 despite having already been renewed for one. Complete BS.

Didn’t Inside Job already release its second season?

@Dustcan
It was season 1 split into 2 parts

I wonder which conspiracy would be the most fitting to blame for this. The molemen? Snake people?

Either way the Deep State strikes again.

@TheHappySpaceman
Man, what’s Netflix’s problem?

@Lord WyrmSpawN
The need to keep the bar low.

If you want to succeed on Netflix, make a failure.

If you want to fail on Netflix, make a success.

@TheHappySpaceman
Depends on whose funding it. And from all who I’ve seen talking about it. This show wasn’t as well received as Twitter wants you to believe.

@Cyborg_pony
I mean, people talked about it pretty well outside there.

Maybe it’s one of those: What do you call it when a cult classic is too new to be considered a classic? A hit with it’s own niche?

@Cyborg_pony
Nearly everyone I know who has seen it likes it. And it was a good show, making fun of conspiracy theories but also having some genuinely great character development. I could have seen it taking off as a popular sci-fi comedy cartoon if it had been allowed to last longer.

@Lord WyrmSpawN
I don’t know. It would seen as though none of the big studios are great for animation, given how Disney+, Warner, and Netflix had treated the medium.

It’s a shame, because during the pandemic it really started looking like animation would be taking off more as a medium. When we were all in a lockdown, they had no choice but to focus on animation. Dozens of projects were greenlit. But the second things got back to normal, all of those animated projects were scrapped.

The western entertainment industry has no interest in animation and would rather scrap shows as tax write-offs. The only other platform is… I dunno, crowdfunded indie animation, but even that is notoriously unreliable.

@TheHappySpaceman
Ah, yeah. I can see it as them gritting their teeth and giving animation the go ahead to save their bacon, but when they think coast is clear, wean them off and get back to ‘real’ work.

My strawman, of course.

@Cyborg_pony
You literally do this EVERY SINGLE G#DDAMN TIME.

@Lord WyrmSpawN
I dunno. It seems like they have way too high expectations with the content they green-lit. It makes me wonder what the viewership for Parts 1 and 2 were like because that’s one factor in how something gets renewed (how fast a show is consumed within the month it’s dropped).

The thing is not every TV show can be a hit right out the gate. You have to let some stuff grow first and earn that following. I can’t imagine something like The Simpsons would survive and have multiple seasons in the modern era.

@Salamenace
Then you look at Big Mouth and how many seasons that thing got.

@phoenixacezero
I guess disgust consumption is still consumption.

I know most of them but I don’t know the rest also who’s the artist?