I will not tolerate any hate against Teen Titans Go
they made an episode of a popular kids cartoon in which Robin tells kids how to build equity through real estate investments and by being a slumlord
I will not tolerate any hate against Teen Titans Go
they made an episode of a popular kids cartoon in which Robin tells kids how to build equity through real estate investments and by being a slumlord
the new rocky and bullwinkle cartoon does not have enough wordplay and is not really as good as the powerpuff girls episode that was a rocky and bullwinkle parody or like sheep in the big city
but i would love it if i was a kid
the new Thundercats design made me innocently curious about an alternate universe. pic.twitter.com/GLJJXbB8H8
â Phil đ (@PhilDragash) May 20, 2018
now iâd watch the hell out of this
Swat Kats Go
Donât remember who I have to thank for this, but somebody on Tumblr reblogged enough Boku no Hero Academia stuff that I finally watched that. Kinda feels like a mix of Babbyâs First Anime and Recaps: the Series, but it made a nice change of pace from the Frasier weâve been watching.
My Hero Academia is a shounen that wants to inspect the social pressures on the current generation while mostly still informed by the last generations.
like, seriously, look at most of the villians
most of them and the entire setting is influenced by the presence of a solitary and ailing american superpower who keeps fighting even though he shouldnât for the sake of his own health. the titular educational setting he works at spends no time onscreen discussing morality or history or critical thinking or how to learn at all, and instead just piles on tests of capabilities while prompting kids to advertise themselves.
the problem here is that because itâs a shounen series the protagonists are busy not dying instead of honing any individual sense of how fucked up society is, and also all the female supporting characters get little airtime mostly focused on their social insecurities or the writer being a thirsty fuck. (or theyâre jokes, or victims.) the internet doesnât exist except for rumour boards and superheroics videos. There Are No Alternatives To The Present.
at this point most of the value I get out of it is tumblrâs gay shipping of the butch punk girl and the rich prep girl
Iâve been watching this recently (Iâm up to said 90s-as-hell hypocrite) and what strikes me most is still the showâs central premise: Deku is only able to even try to become a hero, only gets any recognition from his peers, because he lucked into getting a rich and powerful patron. Without All Mightâs training, and more importantly, gift of super powers, he would barely be able to continue to dream of Socially Acceptable Heroics. Even a Shonen Jump hero, the ideal of Hard Work and Guts, canât triumph in this society on his own merits.
Also I hate the grape kid.
I hope the series doesnât try to make me feel sympathetic for Icy Hotâs piece-of-shit abusive dad, either.
i almost wanted to watch MHA because of Frog Girl but my understanding is that sheâs not onscreen at all times and people arenât asking, âWhereâs Frog Girl?â when sheâs not, so fuck it
Actually All Might points out that Deku could just become a cop or something and to him thatâd be as heroic as being superman (and it is in-character for All Might to mean it). And beyond that, the spinoff manga shows a quirkless guy who is, in fact, perfectly able to beat up supervillains through hard work and guts (though he doesnât get any public recognition for it).
Iâm afraid the series is absolutely gonna try to make you warm up (hohoho) to the worldâs #2 dad. There may even be hints that iceburnâs telling of his life story is a bit one-sided, although thatâs still up in the air.
@r-i Personally I have a huge soft spot for the youtuber, and not just because the timing with some real youtuber-in-japan problem was interesting from a creative standpoint.
The important distinction there is âitâs in-character for All Might to mean that,â because All Might is a larger-than-life figure who seems genuinely devoted to being Superman. Itâs less clear if the rest of their society, and especially Dekuâs 80%(!!) Quirk-capable generation, feel the same way. This seems like it shouldâve been a major source of tension for the series, but, well, Shonen Jump. Iâve had the Vigilantes spin-off comic suggested to me a couple times, and it sounds like much more what Iâd be interested in from this setup.
Vigilante doesnât start very good but gets better with time, although one of its more interesting tricks (that you donât know where it is placed temporally relative to the main series) mostly only works once.
As for the rest, I donât think itâs just because itâs Shonen Jump, I think itâs representative to the structure of actual japanese society, presenting earnestly what One Punch Man also features but as a joke, that no matter what if you donât fit in the established order youâre no one no matter your efforts. To me itâs been a super interesting distinction from the beginning, that both those mangas exemplify the difference between japanese and US society so much through how differently they integrate heroes into society compared to US superheroes.
No Froppy no deal
anime sux unless itâs gall force
Man Iâm just now catching up on OK KO properly instead of watching random eps and the episode Know Your Mom has Jonathan Davis from Korn as an elderly cactus who speaks mostly in nu metal quotes and wow

iâm not super interested in spider man cartoon movie whatever (because I donât follow marvel comics or animation at all) but the animation in this looks way better and more interesting than even a lot of 3d feature films to me lately and Iâm tempted to watch it for that reason (I havenât even seen this trailer with sound)
I feel weird about the choppy movement that makes it feel more like a stop motion affair when itâs not. It kind works in the action bits. Makes them look clean and snappy but feels weird during the talky bits.
I feel like itâll be the kind of thing you can get used to like how the little video-game people moved in Wreck it Ralph
this is the absolute coolest looking animated movie in years and the most excited ive been about a superhero thing since ever