It's the same shit as Owl House, your taste is crapAmphiba was OK as far as modern Disney TV animation goes and SU started out ok...when it was on during the last few pre clown world years. I don't wanna be toobut I wanna try and give something a chance before looking at it through the lenses of am aging, jaded, and cynical gem xer
Troons, particularly those who were originally incells. Hide behind the troon shield because it grants them freedom to threatean, intimidate, and coerce real women. When they were "cis straight white males" nobody backed them because they were seen as the "oppressors" by society.
I know that this is a typo, but it sounds like a term they would actually use.
Nothing wrong with giving things a fair watch. Nothing wrong with deciding you disliked it after the fact, either.Amphiba was OK as far as modern Disney TV animation goes and SU started out ok...when it was on during the last few pre clown world years. I don't wanna be too
Amphibia was good, SU had some decent stuff. A new property with people from both as the animation industry currently is though provides a lot of warning signs. Like you I'll see how it goes, though I have little faith.
Let's not go overboard, Owl House was a disaster from day one while Amphibia had a lot of promise. Season 1 was a nice story about a girl learning to stop being a doormat and take responsibility for her actions, yeah it still had some really cringy parts that have already age bad (Anne doing the dab) typical of modern animation but it had heart, however by the end of season 2 it was clear that Bradly gave up with trying to keep the consistency of the world cohesive and the fantasy setting quickly devolve into anime fights and rushed character development because he and his team wanted Amphibia to be one million things at the same time.
Steven is much like Korra, Young Justice or Adventure Time where it sort of fluctuates in quality as it had no clear direction. These shows got too hung up on expanding lore and world building, forgetting most of the strengths are with the main cast.
I've thought about it a fair amount over the years, and I came to the realization that SU's main issue is its overly ambitious nature. There's a lot of ingredients and not all of them get the time needed to cook properly due to everything being mixed together. As it stands, you get a coming of age story that works in and of itself, but the other elements aren't nearly as strong as they could have been because they were stretching themselves too thin.
It started off strong and stayed that way for the most part but like a lot of Disney shows it ended in a mess...also did it need a tineskip to a full decade as its finale? Does any Disney show need to jump two or ten years later to show its end? Really that's a lot of Disney's tv out put in recent years they start off adequately at best often end as total messes or even disasters. And that's assuming the plug isnt pulled on them due to low ratings.
He voiced Fudd in "What's Opera, Doc?"
Hold on there big fella...how old is said brother? I can kinda understand some young blood not knowing who Arthur q is. Like the movie stars of the day the looney tunes took jabs at. The names of the voice actors save Mel blanc have sadly been lost to the sands of time.
The dude is apparently still arguing the issue after being corrected, which sounds retarded. Blanc definitely had a great run with the voice, but Bryan INVENTED it. Blanc took it over. This isn't denigrating Blanc, who may have been the greatest VA of all time in Western animation, and they'd obviously pick him because he could do literally any voice.
29. The youngest brother has been watching the Merrie Melodies and Looney Tunes cartoons on HBO Max (right?) for a while, so he said he was doing "research"—on Wikipedia because of course he is.
I may have jumped the gun too quickly and I want to apologize for coming onto you like that, especially pre-maturely.
Imma be real here, I love the Foster's Home, Wander and OG PPG, but the new projects he announced a few months ago is just retarded
