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MLP figures and plushes, probably.
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Yeah no average person would give that much of a shit about fucking spongebob to want to waste their free time doing that especially if he's not even in college right now. Goddamn, he needs to get a life.
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I was gonna call you guys out earlier for weening, but I was afraid it was just me sperging.
Seriously though, no weening. The Entersphere 'tismtrain is already interesting enough without our inputs. The ride never ends.
In other news...
Is it me, or these are actually somewhat interesting?
Seriously though, no weening. The Entersphere 'tismtrain is already interesting enough without our inputs. The ride never ends.
In other news...
Enter sent me this
Is it me, or these are actually somewhat interesting?
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Isn't there a video game about SpongeBob moving to Bikini Bottom?
I guess I better get this off my chest.
Right around when we were beginning to discuss Growing Around, I was becoming even more increasingly worried about my own ability to write stories and organize them. I must admit that I have similar (not the exact same, but still) flaws as Enter when it comes to that. I may not be planning on pitching my own TV show for the time being, but I am working on a webcomic and an ask blog for the Internet, both of which I will not name, but they're not universally well-known anyway, and they only have a small fanbase among my circle of friends. And I'm having such a difficult time with characterization and trying to do how I go about writing. Starting my webcomic was such a bumpy ride, especially with the first arc, in which I pretty much just jumped in not knowing the full path of the story. And then my webcomic's actual update schedule is so barren, it's only rivaled by Homestar Runner's hiatus and VG Cats. As for that and my ask blog, I'm afraid of having my characterization fall flat on its face, similar to Growing Around, as writing characters is very difficult to me. I'm afraid that my jokes will be lame, and my characters will have only one 'gimmick' each going for them. I'm just...very afraid...
Right around when we were beginning to discuss Growing Around, I was becoming even more increasingly worried about my own ability to write stories and organize them. I must admit that I have similar (not the exact same, but still) flaws as Enter when it comes to that. I may not be planning on pitching my own TV show for the time being, but I am working on a webcomic and an ask blog for the Internet, both of which I will not name, but they're not universally well-known anyway, and they only have a small fanbase among my circle of friends. And I'm having such a difficult time with characterization and trying to do how I go about writing. Starting my webcomic was such a bumpy ride, especially with the first arc, in which I pretty much just jumped in not knowing the full path of the story. And then my webcomic's actual update schedule is so barren, it's only rivaled by Homestar Runner's hiatus and VG Cats. As for that and my ask blog, I'm afraid of having my characterization fall flat on its face, similar to Growing Around, as writing characters is very difficult to me. I'm afraid that my jokes will be lame, and my characters will have only one 'gimmick' each going for them. I'm just...very afraid...
WhoWantsStancakes
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Some Enterbots trying to defend what Enter does.
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WhoWantsStancakes
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Nah.
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Quit dragging yourself down. The fact that you actually acknowledge your flaws already puts you miles ahead of Enter, and Enter is (somehow) Internet-famous and succesful. Besides, if you feel like getting some critique, we are all willing to help here.
Bamboo Claw
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Yeah, you're not bad if you can see your own flaws and seek to improve them. You can easily re-edit the stuff you made, especially since it isn't widely known like Enter's stuff.
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You acknowledge that your comic may have flaws and want to actively improve it. This alone puts you miles ahead of MrEnter.
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Anyone ever here of "1001 Animations." It's something MrEnter and the Enterbots put together. It's basically pages meant to form a book that resembles the "1001 _____ to ______ Before You Die." It is all over the place, from web shorts to movies. Most are SpongeBob episodes, and only a few make sense.
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Humility is one step towards progress.
Of course most of them would be Spongebob episodes.
Bamboo Claw
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Yikes, that's cringe-worthy, especially since he's against old and classic as well as foreign animation. I imagine he's leaving out so much genuinely great works of animation because of his prejudices. Honestly I feel only a small handful of Spongebob episodes would deserve recognition, and web shorts largely haven't stood the test of time for it.
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I agreed with everything except the idea that covering how the Fire Nation launched its campaign to take over the world would have been far more interesting than the main show itself. Really, given it took the Fire Nation over 100 years to finally conquer the Earth Kingdom, there wasn't a whole lot going on during that war to begin with until Aang popped out of a glacier, and what key events did happen were naturally revisited through flashbacks.
They say the first step to solving a problem is admitting you have a problem to begin with.
Mr. Enter seems wholly incapable of this. You, however, readily admit there is room for improvement, which is key as only then do you recognize the things that need improvement and so can proceed to grow in those areas. I'm sure if you ask around, people can point you in the right direction toward places and other people who will gladly lend you a hand toward improving your work.
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^^ Cripes, what a clusterfuck. It's equal parts actual good animation, entertaining-but-not-great cartoon episodes, crappy webtoons, and weeaboo shit.
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So. He hates modern Spongebob because it's, in his words "sadistic" nowadays.
But on his Best Animations list... he has the episode of South Park in which Cartman forces a kid to eat his own parents.
I... what?
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Of course the first one up there is a fucking MLP episode.
Alot of these are just different episodes of cartoons. There are alot more great animated works out there that could easily fill up space better than a bunch of episodes of Spongebob and MLP.
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