>>35007 Are there any Loud House leaks? As in for up-comig episodes?

>>35010 Hopefully they improve the bending animations before release https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9w0HL80W0Vw

>>35007 Any reason for the repeat of the files uploaded with unique URLs? Are they different revisions?

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>>35122 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3u9eHI1i4Pg&pp=ygUWWW91VHViZSBwb29wIGFsbCBzdGFycw%3D%3D

>>35138 >>>/ac/21953 Apparently, one of the characters names means "little pussy" in several Central and South American dialects of Spanish.

>>35141 It's not just the intentional bad spanish, as far as I can tell. It's that disney said the cartoon was intended for latino audiences, and then told those same "intended audiences" that they weren't the intended audience in responding to the broken spanish.

>>35134 If it's fight to the death and I wasn't sure I would win, I would take I would get. If I was confident in skills and wanted to flex I would feel would feel miffed.

>>34985 The best thing about Peni was the differences to the comic version. Comic Peni sucked ass and was a blatant eva ripoff, and I mean ripoff because her background had so many "easter eggs" there was nothing original about the character besides the Spider-Man gimmick.

>>34985 >>34987 It is kinda weird that they would make both her and the robot rather different from the comic's design and then try and "realign" with it later.

>>34987 Movie Peni is literally just a generic bubbly anime girl who doesn't do anything. Yes comic Peni is just references but her Spider story is still there to give her something. >>34992 Probably because they didn't want to give her focus again considering how much the first movie Sp//dr stood out from the cast.

>>34729 was he vaxxed?

>>34729 Ripperoni pastaman

literally who?

>>34677 I never minded that at all. It's perfectly fine to have some sort of read-once comics like these. Plus it all depends on the writer, remember that Garfield had a pretty good show despite the comic strips not having that kind of lore or depth to them.

>>34690 Which one? Because Garfield hasn't had a good animated show in almost a decade.

>>34708 Obviously he means the one from the '80s.

>>32981 >thumbnail

>>10094 They're still fucking virtual signalling: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=J9jO6OMnCqw

>>34634 Old media is fucked from top to bottom and kept alive solely by investment funds focused on pushing propaganda.

>>33850 I'm not sure what you're trying to say but they're just parodies poking fun at the properties.

>>21309 >No Christmas special >No inclusion of the exclusive clips that were uploaded to Youtube >No Hank's and his half brother's band mockumentary BRAVO TIMEWARNER, BRAVO

>>21043 https://yewtu.be/watch?v=jxkGUWRJV24 So they're showing the dangers of marriage and divorce? The new villain is definitely Rusty's ex willing to use the Mighty Monarch as a lever.

>>34535 Can't find the official anniversary special loss.jpg

>>34609 Hey that was almost a sentence lil buddy! See? At this rate sometime next decade you might be able to read and write english.

>>34610 Your people and everything you stand for its going to be erased in less than a century

>>34612 And once again sir you have failed to write a coherent statement. Frank I grow weary of this spam. Can you please clean this up?

>>34392 >What's with all the suden Jenny love all of the sudden? A mix of being horny and genuine nostalgia I guess. Modern toons for the most part suck.

>>34383 I'd rather have Angry Beaver Figures.

>>34400 >Adult Party Cartoon is great.

>>34402 Yeah I said it. The non-John K seasons are okay too, but if you like them more than the other seasons, you're a faggot.

>>34389 >>34400 The problem is that John brought the gross and shock humor while Bob tried to dull it, that's what made the first two seasons special. >SJW version that comes out and is deliberately made to spite the original creator https://yewtu.be/watch?v=NZ6FZFega8k Ironically, the Animaniacs reboot followed Ren & Stimpy's gross out humor, who they were trying to appeal? Pretty sure the tumblr kind prefers Joss Weadon mixed with Seinfeld's humor.

Again?

Pretty telling that she "dies" in the ongoing of Marvel's most popular character after showing up in a total of 12 pages. months before her MCU movie comes out. Anybody with a brain already knows how she's coming back (Krakoa resurrection bullshit)

>>34397 Of course. That annoys people even more though.

Basically, alien girl with "the Thing"-like powers who pirates anime and thinks humans are like that and comes to Earth. Wacky adventures ensues

>>34375 >You can tell if someone is the Thing or not by noticing if they're wearing Japanese schoolgirl clothes Brilliant!

>>34376 Probably could have changed the cover in hindsight, but that was like a few years back

>>34312 I think you could make PPG live action and make it work. Have it star actual six year olds (or slightly older kids playing six year olds). They need to actually be tiny. The bit is that they are so tiny and cute that you wouldn't expect them to be superheroes, so you can't have them be older, because that's done commonly. I can't think of any live action things with superheroes under ten years old that are actually treated like superheroes and do action stuff. Play up the cuteness factor, but still make it an action movie. It needs to be a movie because there needs to be action where they fight supervillains and kaiju. A TV show doesn't have the budget for that, and a CW TV show especially doesn't have the budget for that. Mojo Jojo needs to be a CGI Planet of the Apes Andy Serkis thing. If you wanna save money, there are characters that wouldn't need that, like Princess Morebucks, just an evil Powerpuff Girl, but many of the villains people would want to see most would require more special effects than her.

>>34314 PPG don't act like 6 year olds though That's part of the joke, and what inspired stuff like Happy Tree Friends

>>34321 They'll act like whatever you want them to act like. They're actors. You write a script and direct them on how to perform it. Maybe you can age them up to like 9 or something, just because it might be easier to find better actors that can pass for that age, but I wouldn't make them much older than that or it begins to miss the point.

>>34306 I'm not seeing what you're seeing. Hundreds of thousands of copies, of various titles, are being ordered and sold each month by shops.

>>34310 The top couple sellers might get into the hundreds of thousands, which is still nothing and enough to get a title cancelled when comics were doing well. The dropoff is steep and you see things that "the industry" pretends are big and successful selling a couple thousand. They're trying to stay profitable by jacking up prices and hiring nobodies that will work for less money, but that's a losing long term strategy that is just costing them more and more readers all the time, and the whales are literally dying off, at least the ones that aren't just getting sick of it and walking away. >>34308 I still go to my local comic shop sometimes, because I used to go weekly. I knew the people who work there, including the owner, and I feel bad that they clearly have fewer people there after people like me and others stopped going because new stuff became so shitty. But I'll go in and buy an old collected edition sometimes. More and more of their store has shifted to Funcopops and statues and things like that, because the comics don't fucking sell. I wish the collected editions were doing better there, because I like many of those, but they've shrunken their shelf space dedicated to that, too.

>>34310 Oh yeah I also forgot to mention that the figures that get released don't say how many are sold each month by shops, they say how many are sold each month TO shops. Upon having this pointed out more often, SJW creators even started bragging about it. As people point out that they are horrible to customers, they start pointing out that readers aren't their customers, shops are. They just need to convince shops to buy them even if they don't sell, which they have been attempting to do by convincing shops to order copies of SJW books just to stick it to regular people who don't buy them, or by saying that if you (the shop owner) don't buy them, you're an istophobe. It works to a degree, many copies definitely sit in shops, never sold to a reader. Of course, again it's only a short term strategy, as hurting your points of sale isn't going to be good for your long term sales.