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Franchescanado posted:Why that would make people laugh, is beyond me, but there were many enthusiastic guffaws. 
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There was some BATMAN FUCKS in R.I.P. and that was ok. It even became plot relevant later on. But that's something that happened in his Bruce Wayne sphere of things.Franchescanado posted:When Batman interviews the prostitutes, they say that before the news reveals the Joker's escaped, he's already been to see them and hosed all of them, which makes them giggle. Batman asks why they're laughing, and they say "He just seems to like having a good time."
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Lurdiak posted:I'm not fanboying out for poo poo, I'm reacting to an idiot thinking his stupid lovely opinion was worth more than a one sentence middle finger. If I can't be smug while replying to someone who throws a fit about how people disagreeing with him must be bad posters, I don't know when I can be. U MAD? heh  I'm kind of wondering why Valiant comics never made a push into bad 90s SatAm stuff. Seems like their storytelling would be a natural for it. X-O Manowar would be the barbaric fish out of water. Ninjak is the Gambit-like smooth-talking rogue. Rai is your Wolverine, Bloodshot your Punisher type. Malibu did it, why not Valiant?
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Mr Hootington posted:and batman maybe committing suicide. I mean, you don't get all PREPARE THE SUPER SPECIAL PROTOCOL FOR JUST SUCH AN EMERGENCY and walk into your doom. The fallout from Waynetech/The Wayne Foundation being seized and dismantled and caught in miles of red tape due to the association with a known vigilante would be fun, as would the way Dick and Tim's lives would be ruined.
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Android Blues posted:A lot of older kids' cartoons just had nothing to say for 21 minutes, but ran to the time because that was how long they had to be. Kind of puts to light how Animaniacs was basically an animated variety show. Something like The Centurions, though, has to have the requisite Danger Scene with the leads once or twice to pad the run time.
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"First Arkham Asylum... Then Arkham City... What's next, Arkham WORLD?!" I was always kind of disappointed they didn't make any comments about that time Batman wore his goofy purple gloves. Or how about the time he had rubber bat-nipples. Ooh or how about the fabric cowl with the purple painted-on bat eyebrows!!! FilthyImp fucked around with this message at 06:21 on Sep 18, 2016 |
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Skwirl posted:I just can't get over it not being called Batmanime. They burned through their Weeb quota with the Batmanga
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Fuego Fish posted:They even modelled fingerprints in the "clay" each character was made up of, it was quite detailed. I know I freaked out when I could see fingerprints on the little Lego bodies in Lego Movie. Also the broken helmet part for the Bennie. 
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MonsterEnvy posted:CN and DC Animation have a strange rivalry. -- A network executive, probably.
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ArmyOfMidgets posted:Makes sense to just clean the slate with what they're going for, sucks that the first show to really break from their stale animated universe gets caught up in this...
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There are, sadly, tons of other genocides they can wrap him up under. Make him Rwandan, for example. The question is whether him surviving a genocide is integral to what makes him a good character (and whether tossing him around to other genocides is troublesome or not).
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It looks like someone gave EgoKurt a makeover.
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Definitely want Matrix supergirl and Redhead Lex, otherwise the characters might be too familiar to people. (Seriously didn't know what was going on in Superman at the time and the weird Lex and Supergirl made me pick up a few comics to catch up). Doomsday was supposed to be this big, lumbering thing that gave you the impression he could walk through a mountain. What the gently caress is this poo poo and why does Doomsday look like Jeepers Creepers? 
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Nodosaur posted:in the comic he starts out wearing that weird containment suit before his true appearance gets revealed. The weird boneface reveal was a pretty awesome moment. They botched both here.
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Vakal posted:Was that even in the original comic? It always seemed like an extremely dumb move by Supes if his goal was to prevent more destruction to Metropolis. After the initial JL beatdown, Supes tries mostly to slow/redirect Doomsday with stuff like dropping cars on him or Inazuma Kicking him from height. When they enter Metropolis, Superman piledrives Doomsday upwards, but then the big oaf twists free and kicks him away, crashing into a construction project and giving Steel an origin excuse. After that it's the slugfest when Supes realizes there's no way to reason with him other than putting him down.
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AlternateNu posted:As much as people like to poo poo on the newer DC animated properties, I really enjoy Justice League Action. It is like a happy medium between Batman TBATB and JLU.
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Roommate (voice heard behind door): "Thanos you rear end just give me another roll! Thanos: "Your failure has brought you here, back to me  "
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ArmyOfMidgets posted:The originals look fairly off there, but it's still a pretty good idea and i'm glad they're actually following through with it.
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ToastyPotato posted:Once the models are done, they are done, and you don't need to basically pay per frame of both key frame and everything in between... Rendering costs, sure, but again, the less detail, the cheaper that becomes. And if you are going cell for a more cell shaded, or smoother look, that becomes ludicrously easy. ...
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Roth posted:It's aged, but X-Men still holds up really well
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X-O posted:They were bland and stilted and the animation was terrible. As a kid whose parents didn't have a lot of money, I got to sit and watch bugfuck crazy comic shows on Saturdays and weekdays. Shows that were adapting from whole comic runs. Not doing whatever sad poo poo Avengers: United They Stand did. And that's before getting into the idea that (with X-Men at least) the idea that prejudice should be fought and civil rights should be applied to everyone was a big part of the show. If I wanted my "actually this is *real* storytelling" fix I could tune in to Gargoyles, Batman or Beast Wars.
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Lurdiak posted:-Mad Love
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Toshimo posted:Flash 1990 I really loved that dumb muscly flash costume though.
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More disconnected episodes means the Captain America SubArctic SuperLuge Armor with Voice Activated SuperSled gets made!
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Fuego Fish posted:EMH could have been Marvel's DCAU if they hadn't thrown it all away for nothing
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Hell, 90s Spider-man had long-rear end chapters/arcs. Neogenic Nightmare felt like it went on forever. "Kids can't follow long stories!" Is just a cheap-rear end excuse to say "this won't make sense in syndication!"
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When the gently caress did Turtles go full anime?!
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hiddenriverninja posted:I know Kevin Conroy has aged gracefully but I was hoping to get lighter, chill Bruce as well as the chronic Bat-voice version.
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Lurdiak posted:Human rights only apply to humans.  "now these fuckin cape-backs comin in from Planet gently caress or Dimension poo poo, fuckin up our schools and jobs. It ain't natural!"
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Lurdiak posted:That poo poo was generally more believable back in the early 1900s where paperwork was made of actually paper.
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Argue posted:Sounds like all of the Spider-man cartoons were just playing the long game and setting up a Spider-verse miniseries to resolve all of these at once. Also the Spider-Verse jaunts in the Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon. Blockhouse posted:It's wild how poorly the 90's Spider-Man animated series aged compared to X-Men FilthyImp fucked around with this message at 08:00 on Nov 2, 2020 |
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It can work if it happens to travel through a bunch of genres. If it's literally 80s Synthwave Vanart Rock then.... mehhh
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Ultimate Iron Man curing Banner, then having him force a Hulk because The Leader caught them, thereby destroying the nanotech cure, was pretty hosed. Ben Grim becomes Wonderman and Reed goes crazy making a supercity was good.
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Skwirl posted:That's some loving deep storytelling you absolutely wouldn't need to do if you're just making a cartoon for kids. I was like "but that's a fake voice his real voice is Batman voice!" I think the Alfred Voice is best seen when he's talking about the HARDAC robots and mentions the soul of silicon. It's like a halfway point between the Bat/Bruce voices.
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Hey I hear they can use this "AI Art" thing to  But seriously they would need a Spiderverse-style pipeline to make it faithful to Ross
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The quick fix is to make the NuGen heroes a bit more like The Just of Multiversity. Don't have them be out of control teen gangs but more narcissistic and social-media driven. Magog's murder of the Joker gets caught by a citizen bystander and it becomes a viral hit and now all these upstarts want their own Magog Moment, so they engineer disasters or fake quarrels. I stand by the idea that a decently ambitious render pipeline could make it happen. Especially now that the TMNT Mutant Mayhem trailer dropped. Would give the artists the chance to incorporate different styles since Spectre guides that dude on a timetrip anyway.
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catlord posted:See, I saw The Batman when I was a bit too old for the toys so I only vaguely remember seeing ads for them and I have no idea how they worked. I'm curious what specifically activated them. My wife won one of the Batmobiles randomly and we had fun seeing when it activated during the shows. It added "villains" to the roster of games or activity things the led game screen thing had which was cool but stopped working once it was in syndication or rebroadcast or something. SlothfulCobra posted:It was a weird thing to stick into a cartoon, but the episode is also all about trying to exonerate somebody else being threatened with the death penalty. Re: the cartoon ending. It seems like a lot of 90s TV wanted to have a kind of twist/cliffhangery ending to make the end of an episode feel more abrupt and less closed off. Tons of the S1 episodes of Buffy have a weird twist (leftover lizard eggs in the pool, Invisible Girl classmate recruited into Evil Government X-men). And the X-files had a few episodes that didnt quite resolve. It comes back big in Batman Beyond, with really gruesome or unsettling ends to people's stories. Maybe the popularity of The Outer Limits remake having an influence?
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