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Yeah, I use this person's proposed order. http://trishmishtree.tumblr.com/unofficial-miraculous-guide That said, The Puppeteer's villains are Lady Wifi, The Evillustrator, and Rogercop, all of whom appeared earlier in the season in both English and French (not 100% on Korean).
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Senerio posted:Yeah, I use this person's proposed order. That's strange, I've been powering through episode 7 to the latest in one sitting, and I swear I haven't seen the latter two. It must be because of the order between the english and french version, since I started with the english one and went for the episode after Lady Wifi when tackling the original dub.
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horriblePencilist posted:That's strange, I've been powering through episode 7 to the latest in one sitting, and I swear I haven't seen the latter two. It must be because of the order between the english and french version, since I started with the english one and went for the episode after Lady Wifi when tackling the original dub. Yeah, the order was different between english and french. The Evillustrator was episode 8, the episode after Lady Wifi in the English version, and episode 7 of the french version. Rogercop was episode 10 of the english version, and episode 9 of the french version.
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[nothing to see here, forums did a dumb]
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Edit: Huh, Forum decided to barf out three copies of the same post, sorry for the mess. Man, if they hadn't chickened out of making the Toei animation version the thing for Ladybug I'd be just as excited as you guys seem to be  I mean French precure that's animated by the precure guys (before that meant staring down a double barrel of Sailor Moon Crystal non-effort), come on!
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I'd sooner trust my dog to build a rocket ship than trust Toei to produce 26 half hours that look anywhere close to decent. Still, Toei is producing an animation, an OVA if you will, that'll probably look pretty okay, but yeah, the show creator has gone on record to say that trying to sell it as a 2D animation by Toei did not get much attention to possible partners and investors. Really digging Ladybug, there are a few episodes here and there that are duds, but on the whole it's a pretty nice cartoon, can't wait for the final episodes to be aired so we can start talking about the Origins one and how strong they are for this kinda show. MorningMoon fucked around with this message at 23:58 on Mar 13, 2016 |
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I like the CG animation. Next Saturday, the final unaired episode airs in Quebec. Today's episode hasn't hit the internet yet due to issues, but will hit it soon enough.
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Yeah, the model work is pretty great and I love how bright and colorful everything is. Lots of really smooth movements as well. Speaking of superhero cartoons, decided to watch the start of season 3 of Avengers! It was dull and boring as hell! There were two pretty good bits, one that half the team was recruited by Black Widow to do an undercover mission in AIM while the otherhalf was recruited by Hawkeye to do an undercover mission in AIM and they don't know until they start fighting each other assuming they've been caught by AIM personnel. Then the big fight of the episode was everyone vs a very big adaptoid that had some cool animation going on in its attacks where it'd shapeshift on the fly and throw smaller versions of itself. Other than that it was very boring. Ultimate Spider-man continues to actually be good, tho.
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I know you're talking about Avenger's Assemble, but you reminded me of how disappointing the second season of EMH was. It was so close to being the Marvel version of Justice League.
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Finally caught up with Wander over Yonder. What is Dominator's deal? Like, We know Hater does what he does because he's a pathetic manchild who's insecurities force him to surround himself with people he can bully because deep inside he worries nobody could ever actually love him. Dominator, on the other hand, seems relatively well adjusted except for her nihilistic urge to destroy the galaxy for no reason. She doesn't seem to have a motive.
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That seems to be the point of her song: she just likes hurting people, and she'll doesn't appreciate people trying to make her something she's not. Kind of a neat twist for a hero based on empathy to meet a villain who regards attempts to reform them as taking intolerable liberties.
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I've been worried the writers were going to follow through on the "little missy just needs her a man and she'll settle right down" thing, but I kept my faith and, so far, that doesn't seem to be about to happen.
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Wander's kindness has been slowly wearing away at Hater, but I think the only thing that will get through to Dominator is for her to experience a loss that forces her to empathize with her victims.
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xcheopis posted:I've been worried the writers were going to follow through on the "little missy just needs her a man and she'll settle right down" thing, but I kept my faith and, so far, that doesn't seem to be about to happen. I wouldn't worry too much about that happening in a Craig McCraken cartoon.
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Applewhite posted:Wander's kindness has been slowly wearing away at Hater, but I think the only thing that will get through to Dominator is for her to experience a loss that forces her to empathize with her victims. I don't think she has anything she cares about to lose, she sees all her minions as objects, and I mean, well they are robots, though their sentience doesn't seem to affect her. The only thing she has she cares about is probably her grand power, but I honestly don't think she's just going to lose that and become a good person. The writing is super fresh and a change from super trope-driven stuff. It's a shame the show's been cancelled. Do we even have any episodes left? If it's the same amount as last season, only 10 episodes remain, if that.
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Megaspel posted:I don't think she has anything she cares about to lose, she sees all her minions as objects, and I mean, well they are robots, though their sentience doesn't seem to affect her. The only thing she has she cares about is probably her grand power, but I honestly don't think she's just going to lose that and become a good person. CANCELLED?? I guess it shouldn't come as a surprise, WoY wasn't exactly heavily merchandised (in fact I've sometimes wondered how it's managed to last this long), but that doesn't make it any less of a disappointment.
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Maybe they can put the animators back on Star vs. the Forces of Evil.
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quote:Wanted to take the opportunity to answer some of the most popular questions Ive been getting over the past two days in one big old post. Bonus from Craig McCracken's tumblarr: quote:For the record Im developing a new show not working on one. But there will be no new Wanders with out me. Second bonus from Frank Angones' tumblr quote:pc-the-unicorn asked:
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Frank Aragones wouldn't be related to the great Sergio Aragones, by any chance?
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It wouldn't fit with the theme of the rest of the series if Dominater didn't eventually succumb to the power of love and friendship. It's a shame that Disney always has to kill their shows though.
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SlothfulCobra posted:It wouldn't fit with the theme of the rest of the series if Dominater didn't eventually succumb to the power of love and friendship. It's a blessing in some ways because it ensures their shows will never become stale. I'd be hard-pressed to name a Disney show that overstayed its welcome.
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Applewhite posted:It's a blessing in some ways because it ensures their shows will never become stale. I'd be hard-pressed to name a Disney show that overstayed its welcome. This is probalby just me, but Phineas and Ferb had a good 200+ episodes with the same basic premise and musical tie-ins. I didn't stay to see if it got run into the ground but I think at the very least it ran its course.
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Phineas & Ferb never got outright bad, but by the end it definitely needed to be put down.
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MrSlam posted:This is probalby just me, but Phineas and Ferb had a good 200+ episodes with the same basic premise and musical tie-ins. I didn't stay to see if it got run into the ground but I think at the very least it ran its course. raditts posted:Phineas & Ferb never got outright bad, but by the end it definitely needed to be put down. Having just marathonned its entire run (~2 episodes a day every day for several months), I'm gonna say it definitely ended strong. I don't think it's accurate to say it "needed to be put down" since that sort of implies it was ailing a bit, which I don't think it was, but I think they definitely had a good run and entered what I would describe as a well deserved retirement.
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Applewhite posted:I'd be hard-pressed to name a Disney show that overstayed its welcome. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Disney_television_series#Live_action_television_series
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SlothfulCobra posted:It wouldn't fit with the theme of the rest of the series if Dominater didn't eventually succumb to the power of love and friendship. Empathy has been a popular theme with liberal-type artists lately, largely because it's a concept that gets really short-changed elsewhere, but I'd actually be interested to see what a show like Wander or Steven Universe does with the concept of "some people are just bad actors and treating them like they're going to act reasonably will just get you hurt." I'm not surprised that most of them haven't, because they're all basically going upstream against the current of "people who oppose you are faceless evil and you don't need to care about them", but I think it's also an important lesson that there are some people you can't make good-faith deals with.
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Applewhite posted:Having just marathonned its entire run (~2 episodes a day every day for several months), I'm gonna say it definitely ended strong. I don't think it's accurate to say it "needed to be put down" since that sort of implies it was ailing a bit, which I don't think it was, but I think they definitely had a good run and entered what I would describe as a well deserved retirement. For me it just became the start of that one episode of The Simpsons where the Itchy and Scratchy executives end up deciding to introduce Poochy: the show's still funny and good but the concept is worn out for me and I'm in no particular rush to go see it, still get a good laugh whenever I see it.
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Rand Brittain posted:I'm not surprised that most of them haven't, because they're all basically going upstream against the current of "people who oppose you are faceless evil and you don't need to care about them", but I think it's also an important lesson that there are some people you can't make good-faith deals with.
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El Tortuga posted:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Disney_television_series#Live_action_television_series Sorry, yes I should have specified animated TV series. I don't factor in the existence of Disney live action shows because my brain filters them out as extended commercials.
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ArmyOfMidgets posted:For me it just became the start of that one episode of The Simpsons where the Itchy and Scratchy executives end up deciding to introduce Poochy: the show's still funny and good but the concept is worn out for me and I'm in no particular rush to go see it, still get a good laugh whenever I see it. Yeah that makes sense. After 200 episodes they definitely start to blend together. But at the same time If I were to pick a random episode from season one and compare it to a random ep from season four, I doubt I'd notice a drop in quality. If anything the show became funnier with time and it was only fatigue that slowed me down from watching them.
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Applewhite posted:It's a blessing in some ways because it ensures their shows will never become stale. I'd be hard-pressed to name a Disney show that overstayed its welcome. Only one I can think of is Gargoyles' horrid third season, and that's due to Disney firing Weisman and some of the other people who made the first two seasons so good after they made the first episode for the season(which is the only episode of that season to still be considered canon)
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Applewhite posted:Finally caught up with Wander over Yonder. It's almost like she's a poorly written character or something. I really don't understand why she exists. Everything else about this show is a 10, but she feels like one of the writers lost a bet with fanfiction.org. I usually like absolutely evil, 100% mean characters who stand true to their messed up code of ethics, but there's so much about her that seems like it's taken from Bad Writing 101: She's better than everyone else, outshines everyone with their own strengths, can not get foiled no matter what everyone does (with the exception of The Bot which ultimately didn't matter) and perfectly encapsulates the self-insert character of the average 15-year old fanfiction writer: Punk clothings (but no piercings or tattoos), flavor-of-the-month haircut, witty but serious, quick to catch on, everyone fawns over her, too cool to engage with any silly antics of the characters but still able to outdo them at their own game, the list goes on. I couldn't possibly imagine how the writers were planning on redeeming her, but I guess now I don't have to.
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horriblePencilist posted:It's almost like she's a poorly written character or something. Wow yeah she bugs me for all those reasons. Also I don't get why she dresses like Hater? Like, she wears converse sneakers and has yellow lightning bolt horns and a cloak with red and black. Sure she made her costume bigger and scarier but it's still basically Hater's outfit. Why would she model her outfit after someone for whom she has no respect? Applewhite fucked around with this message at 03:06 on Mar 16, 2016 |
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raditts posted:Phineas & Ferb never got outright bad, but by the end it definitely needed to be put down.
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Applewhite posted:Having just marathonned its entire run (~2 episodes a day every day for several months), I'm gonna say it definitely ended strong. I don't think it's accurate to say it "needed to be put down" since that sort of implies it was ailing a bit, which I don't think it was, but I think they definitely had a good run and entered what I would describe as a well deserved retirement. The effect is probably lessened when watching them all in a row, but having new episodes pop up randomly and unadvertised every couple of weeks to couple of months, it felt like the later episodes were missing something.
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Y-Hat posted:It stayed consistent in quality throughout its run, but that last season dragged out over the course of three years and two tie-ins with recent Disney acquisitions, so it clearly ran its course. Plus, Povenmire and Marsh are doing something else anyway, and they've probably wanted to start a new thing for a while. Eight years is a long time to work on any show. Most showrunners get bored doing the same thing all the time- Stephen Colbert got tired of doing his pundit character, and even Seth MacFarlene is getting kinda sick of Family Guy. The Simpsons is the exception to the rule, of course. The last season being dragged out for specials is pretty typical as it's preparation for reruns and maximizing the overall show length without an increase in production cost. I think Fairly Odd Parents was like that, but apparently there's still new seasons which boggles the mind.
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It might have been. I just chalked it up to Disney's usual crappy scheduling for new episodes. Wander Over Yonder may be kaput soon, but at least this season, new episodes came out on a consistent basis. Phineas and Ferb's last season and Gravity Falls's entire run never had that luxury.
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