🌟 Internet Famous The Mysterious Mr. Enter / Jonathan Rozanski's "Growing Around" - IndieGoGo Campaign Failed, John going off the deep end, "Turning Red" is ignorant about 9/11 (later retracted)

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Hyena34 dijo:
Tbh I used to be a fan of Mrenter, and now I hate him (it's a long story). But for awhile I would hangout with other Mrenter fans (all of whom were obsessed with cartoons to an unhealthy degree) on Deviantart, those people were the scumiest people I've ever known, I'm not saying this applies to every Mrenter fan, but the people I hung out with did everything from gaslighting, pedophilia, cyberbullying, and extortion. I'd be more than happy to start giving out names.
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Oh my god, PLEASE start sperging out or something. Retards being attracted to Enter like a magnet is BY FAR the funniest part of this thread for me.
 
scathefire dijo:
Oh my god, PLEASE start sperging out or something. Retards being attracted to Enter like a magnet is BY FAR the funniest part of this thread for me.
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Remember that time some retard gave like a full 5-paragraph review of a show for 3 year olds, talking about how great a show it was for kids and how Mr.Enter should watch and learn from it? That was the funniest thing I've seen in this thread. Even EZPZ concluded that pretty much everyone who has more than just a minor interest in Enter is an A-log and/or sperg, especially former fans.
Enterhater42069 dijo:
What's up fellas?
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Please stick around and tell us how you feel about MrEnter, buddy.
 
Atomsk dijo:
Remember that time some retard gave like a full 5-paragraph review of a show for 3 year olds, talking about how great a show it was for kids and how Mr.Enter should watch and learn from it? That was the funniest thing I've seen in this thread. Even EZPZ concluded that pretty much everyone who has more than just a minor interest in Enter is an A-log and/or sperg, especially former fans.
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Yeah and this person got super autistic over it too, it was hilarious. For those new to the thread here are the posts of this guy who got butthurt when people laughed at him.

mooo dijo:
I came across a cartoon that Enter must absolutely take notes from if he wants any kind of success. It's a Disney Jr. cartoon called Bluey, but despite that it's the only cartoon targeted toward very small children that doesn't make me feel dumb or ashamed for watching and even enjoying it. It's a fun, lighthearted show that takes common problems kids face and shows them ways to deal with them in creative ways.

Let me break down the episode "Shadowlands" and point out what Growing Around could learn from it. (Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJkn-r-rJJY episode starts at 13:38

Right off the bat we're shown a group of kids playing a game at the park, but one of the kids manipulates the rules for her own gain at the expense of the game's fun. Literally 20 seconds into the episode and we've already established who, what, and where, along with the primary conflict. In contrast, GA will often meander throughout an episode without establishing any form of identity or reason for conflict, or if it does it jumps through unnecessary hoops to get there.

Even though I'm not familiar with the game the kids are playing, it was easy to figure out thanks to the context the show provides. In GA, you usually have to watch 15 hours of Enter streams and get a degree in psychology to understand what he's getting at.

Next, Bluey suggests a new game for them to play, in which they must go from one end of the park to the other while only stepping foot inside shadows. It's a logical transition from one plot point to another and keeps the introduction relevant. The kids play around with their new game for a while until they come across a problem where one of the gaps in the shadows is too wide for one of the kids the get across. They solve this in a way that's infinitely more creative than anything I've seen in GA, yet is simple enough that it's not jarring at all that the kids were able to figure it out. The other two kids simple jump the gap then position themselves to create a 'bridge' using their shadows so the other kid can get to the other side. I can't think of a single instance in GA where kids use problem solving skills a kid could relate to like this.

Throughout the episode, the girl who likes to bend the rules keeps suggesting ways to get around obstacles in unfair ways. While she's not a bad kid, she does take on the role of the antagonist, but not in a mean spirited or dramatic way. She's just a regular kid who has her way of doing things, even if it is a bit pampered. Contrast that to GA antagonists who are over-the-top caricatures in positions of power that effectively let Enter write them as able to do whatever the hell he wants with no regard for logistics. If Enter wrote this episode, the girl would be a bully who builds a "darklight" (think opposite of a flashlight) out of chocolate syrup and a smelly rollerskate so she can get across the park easily and uses it to lure the other kids into a false sense of security before turning it off under their feet in a bright area.

Eventually they reach an impasse and all hope is lost. The girl once again suggests foregoing the rules so they can get to the end and have cupcakes. She puts up a convincing argument since there's no shade to be found between them and their goal. But just as they're about to step out of the shadows, they notice a cloud approaching the sun. They decide to wait a few seconds for it to provide them the shade to get across, and they make it to their destination in the nick of time, realizing that the limitations of the game are what make it fun and that they wouldn't have had nearly as good a time if they made up an excuse to walk in the light. Again, this contrasts with the GA way of doing things where nothing makes sense, nothing connects point A to point B, the conflict isn't relatable, the solution isn't interesting, and everything was just a massive waste of time. Oh yeah, did I mention this episode is 6 minutes long? Enter treats his work like an epic that NEEDS to be 30 minutes per episode full of """DEEPEST LORE""" and """MORALLY GREY SITUATIONS""", but as I've demonstrated, a concise episode is able to accomplish everything he should be aiming for. And that is a competently told story that's relatable for children and people who were once children (ie everyone) without dumbing things down or trying to punch above its weight class.

The only thing I don't like about this episode are the fact that the girl outright states the moral and the writers didn't even attempt to make it sound natural ("That's why you can't change the rules, because they make it fun!"), but I guess they were running out of time. I'll forgive it only because the rest of the episode is so well crafted. It's the opposite with GA, where sometimes I'll find a small part I kinda liked but it's dragged down by everything surrounding it.

To top it all off, the art style for Bluey is ridiculously simple and must be cheap to produce, yet is pleasing to the eye, matches the tone perfectly, and takes advantage of modern animation technology. Enter doesn't give a fuck about how animation works so he throws everything and the kitchen sink into every frame and writes it off as "But that's what a kid would do!" And he's right, only a kid would try to make a series as shitty as Growing Around.

One more thing I noticed while rewatching the intro just now. The fact that everyone in the family has personality and charm that's immediately recognizable as soon as you see them. The dad is doing a goofy dad dance mimicking starting up a lawnmower, the mom get a bit wild with her dancing before becoming embarrassed and reverting to a more reserved side, and the two kids make up dance moves that are unrefined and spastic. And obviously Bluey and Bingo have an older/younger sister relationship where Bluey is more confident and like a role model to Bingo. Everyone's so full of energy and soul, it makes the GA cast look like zombies, and you get the impression they're actually interesting characters rather than random ideas hastily typed into a deviantart submission form.
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mooo dijo:
Bitch, I come home from a long shift at work and find a wholesome thread about a cartoon dog family and spend some time relaxing watching it with my roommate. Then I came here and provided some discussion material comparing and contrasting a successful cartoon to Growing Around. You know, what the thread is about? Either contribute to the topic of the thread or shut the fuck up.
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mooo dijo:
I'd introduce you to him but I don't think he's interested in faggots. Now do you have any actual criticism against my post or is reading more than a paragraph too challenging for you? No wonder this thread is like a broken record lately, nobody bothers to read GA scripts anymore so it's just been "wow new script I bet it's autistic" on loop. Why are you even in this thread if you're not interested in discussing the topic?
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mooo dijo:
Let me get this straight, you're sitting here at your computer giggling like a schoolgirl because a stranger on the internet hung out with his roommate and enjoyed a cartoon aimed at general audiences, who then tried to have a discussion about it in a relevent thread only for several edgelords to come in screeching "AUTISM!!!" because they see more than a paragraph? Ok. I'm not even mad, but even if I was I'd calm down after I turn off the computer while you'd still be retarded your whole life. Now can we please get a Growing Around discussion started or is this no longer the place?
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I still don't know why he needed to cite a pre-school cartoon and analyze it so thoroughly just to point out that GA has meandering plots that never really go anywhere. You can point to any successful show and say it's better plotted than GA is, and it doesn't take paragraphs of explanation to make that point.
 
Piga Dgrifm dijo:
I still don't know why he needed to cite a pre-school cartoon and analyze it so thoroughly just to point out that GA has meandering plots that never really go anywhere. You can point to any successful show and say it's better plotted than GA is, and it doesn't take paragraphs of explanation to make that point.
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Hilariously, I liked Moo's script reviews. As a joke, I thought it was fine to dive directly into Enter's shitty scripts and say "Enter what are you doing?" Moo ruined it when he revealed that he wasn't just, you know, reviewing GA as a joke for the internet, but really thought his reviews were worth a damn and got actually mad when someone said "bro, stop".
 
Faggitory dijo:
Hilariously, I liked Moo's script reviews. As a joke, I thought it was fine to dive directly into Enter's shitty scripts and say "Enter what are you doing?" Moo ruined it when he revealed that he wasn't just, you know, reviewing GA as a joke for the internet, but really thought his reviews were worth a damn and got actually mad when someone said "bro, stop".
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If I had more patience for Enter's scripts, I'd probably review them the same way. There's some real catharsis in reviewing a critic's work in the exact manner that critic would review anything else, especially when the critic lacks all self-awareness and refuses to follow his own standards.
 
Truthboi dijo:
I mean Enter had a major spergout over fakeout deaths (and resurrections) in his worst cliches list, putting it at number one. I timestamped it but if it doesn’t work go to 24:16

https://youtube.com/watch?v=yTJxlzmppfc:1456
EDIT: Must say his spergout is retarded because he acts like that people putting fakeout deaths and resurrection in their shows/movies are disrespecting the audience which would mentally make a child screwed enough to have a hard time accepting death.
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God, actually watching any piece of his videos makes me remember how much I hate his obnoxious voice and taking things way too seriously.

"I'm not even going to try and be funny..."
"detAHIl..."

also @Enterhater42069 please go back to 2016
 
Truthboi dijo:
Yeah and this person got super autistic over it too, it was hilarious. For those new to the thread here are the posts of this guy who got butthurt when people laughed at him.
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Enter's thread is funny on its own, but it gets infinitely funnier with these autists trying to power level to internet strangers
 
Optimus Prime dijo:
I don't actually know what Star Giant even looks like, myself, beyond the one picture of them bursting out of a cake and that was a cartoony drawing so I don't use that as a basis for how the real person looks.
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Date: February 1, 2021
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwPVQn9Va2U
Final Verdict: At least she doesn't shave with scissors.
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Hyena34 dijo:
Does anyone on this thread believe that Star Giant is actually a trans woman?
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Yes.

In the sense that these people think that all you need to do in order to be called trans is say you're the opposite gender and nothing else.

In the actual sense of what a trans woman is, absolutely not. It's blatantly clear that they wear the idea they are the opposite gender because they have terrible self-image and, rather than actually do something crazy like work towards self-improvement, they take a route that would involve substantially even more work that they can hide behind the excuse of simply not being good at it and thus not do a thing.
 
Just_a_Bored_Guy dijo:
Enter finally remembered YouTube has a community feature. Will he regularly use it? Time will tell.
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Looks to me like he's fishing for video ideas. Majority are answering "yes", by the way.
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why do i have a feeling this is related to spiffing brit's video on youtube being broken with it's polls?
 
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