What if Xavier: Renegade Angel ended up in the Hazbin Hotel

‘Grimsburg’, ‘Krapopolis’ & ‘Universal Basic Guys’ Renewed At Fox https://archive.fo/z9rOo >This follows its bumper deal to renew long-running hits The Simpsons, Family Guy and Bob’s Burgers, as well as returning series American Dad, for four more seasons. >Grimsburg, which stars Jon Hamm, is returning for Season 3, Krapopolis returns for Season 5 and Universal Basic Guys is back for Season 3. >The only animated series on Fox that has not yet been picked up is The Great North. The series, which stars Nick Offerman, Jenny Slate and Will Forte, premiered its fifth season in December >President Eric Schrier recently told Deadline that it was “still under consideration” at Fox. “I don’t think Fox has made a final determination on it; it’s another show that we really love. It’d be great for it to continue, but I understand if they’re not able to,” he said.

>15.-what? Basically some dev decided to make a program to mimic popular voices, just feed it enough of one voice and it'll slowly learn how to mimic it. Its mostly being used by a bunch of horsefuckers after their show ended explaining why there's so many mlp voices but its been getting popular as the dev adds more non-horse shit. It recently came back online after the dev did some work making the more popular voices sound even better, while adding around 100 more voices. At certain points ai.15 is a flatout deadringer and its only going to get better from here. At this rate the typical "voice actor" may go the way of the dinosaur.

“Starring Seth Rogan” When put together, the three most damning words in the English language.

As if the market wasn't saturated enough, Viacom has decided it wants a slice of the pie. Honestly who cares Because we're all going to pirate it, people are just here for the shows and what original content are they going to have? >A CGI Rugrats Reboot/Continuation >Beavis and Butt-Head getting another movie >Some crappy Nu-Star Trek show >The abomination of Kamp Koral And something involving Avatar even though Netflix already owns some of its production rights.

GET READY FOR AN UPPERCUT, YOU DYKE!

"If parents and educators could magically beam messages into kids' heads telling them to stay in school and not use drugs we wouldn't have shows like Arthur and Franklin. If toy companies could beam messages into kids' heads telling them to buy their products there wouldn't be shows like He-Man and Ninja Turtles. If TV writers were clever enough to be stand-up comedians we wouldn't have shows like the Simpsons and South Park."

What series would you like to see adapted into film or animated series? I will start first: I would like to see Invasion and it's successor Savage adapted. For those who do not know, Savage is set in an alternate history wherein a nationalist movement took hold in Russia after the death of Stalin, turning it into the Volgan Republic. The Volgan Republic then implemented a super-blitzkrieg that combined nuclear weapons and areal and ground troops. Bill Savage, an East End lorry driver suffered personally, not only the supposed death of his brother but the loss of his wife and children via a stray DU (depleted uranium) round. Months later, the Volgan Republic has installed a puppet prime minister (after killing the old one on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral) and is implementing its unique brand of authoritarianism. Bill Savage quickly becomes a key figure in the resistance and the story begins there. Imagine a combination of SS GB and 1984 with robots and experimental tech and you are there. The story has a gritty and unflinching tone that I feel would be perfect.

‘Invincible Fight Girl’ Creator Explains How This Original Series Survived Cartoon Network’s Internal Drama https://archive.fo/TvhT9 >If you’ve ever wondered why Western animation hasn’t done an action-anime series set in a fictional world of obsessed wrestling fans, then wonder no more because writer/director/creator Juston Gordon-Montgomery has birthed that idea into existence with his original Adult Swim series, Invincible Fight Girl (debuting Saturday, November 2, at 12:00am ET/PT, and the following day available on Max streaming). >It’s Gordon-Montgomery’s first animated series creation, after years of working in the industry in other capacities. Some of those other roles include directing episodes of DC Super Hero Girls, writing on My Dad the Bounty Hunter,, and storyboarding on films like The Smurfs: The Lost Village, Ferdinand, and Smallfoot. >Invincible Fight Girl is his long-gestating passion project centered on Andy (voiced by Sydney Mikayla), a life-long wrestling obsessive residing in the fictional land of Wrestling World. Despite her aspirations to get inside the ring (and show off her self taught moves), Andy has respected her parent’s wishes and played it safe by pursuing a boring accounting degree. But when she’s assigned to do the taxes of a trio of famous wrestlers, Andy’s world changes in ways that she, nor the audience, could ever imagine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3FEwip-Rh8&t=283s Another Cartoon Network original series being dumped into the Adult Swim/Toonami lineup because executives have no idea what to do with the content they make.

>"Three buns for the customers in their happy meals, >Seven pickles for the fry cooks doomed to toil, >Nine onions for the sea creatures who hunger and die, >But one secret was crafted in the deepest fryer, >In the Land of Greed where the Grease Fires lie. >One Patty to rule them all, One Patty to find them, >One Patty to bring them all and in the oil bind them.

Why is child Gwen so sexualized on the Internet when there’s a perfectly good canon aged up version of her in the same cartoon?

Stonetoss.

‘Rock Paper Scissors’ Gets 2-Season Renewal At Nickelodeon https://archive.fo/cnVWH >Nickelodeon has handed a two-season renewal to Rock Paper Scissors, its popular original animated series, for a second and third season. Both seasons will each consist of 10 episodes, and continue to follow the wacky shenanigans and nonsensical adventures of the titular characters. Produced by Nickelodeon Animation, season two is slated to debut this fall on Nickelodeon in the U.S. and internationally in 2026. >In addition to the linear series, Nickelodeon has greenlit 20 one-minute shorts to further dive into the character’s lives and adventures. The shorts will debut across Nickelodeon’s ecosystem later this year. >The 20-episode first season of Rock Paper Scissor will be available in full on Paramount+ beginning Wednesday, May 28.

Will this become the next Hazbin Hotel/Helluva Boss? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ovn0pzuGs_M

New episode of the Simpsons came out this week if anyone cares. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy3iIEd2zxc

I know I'm late to the party but I went in with honest intentions, only to be met with these listed grievances and more, as well as an accompanying image to help illustrate my point: >bitchy women (I actually like strong action women but some writers assume bitchy equals strong and independent) >massive disrespect to legacy characters >gay haircuts and gayer millenial/gen x dialogue >mass character tags (I get why they do this but it just makes it feel so much less epic when the only worth most characters have is their tag, so why even bother noting who they are? plus some tags like "lizard guy" shows how little they care) >IDW OC worship especially for the boring fembots, they even end the story with one of them monologuing >the gayest, most retarded defeat of any Unicron. Even Bayformers sidestepping the end of Last Knight was a better defeat for Unicron >every other line is this white guilt garbage with some cybertronian feeling bad because of what their ancestors did or getting chewed out because of it which is more understandable but just makes the point drag on >didn't include it but that one combiner chick's arc of hating Optimus until he kills himself, would have saved pics of it but really it's just more hating on legacy characters and that's already in a couple times here >not up to date on IDW but there is a character in this story who to me looks like and is called Soundwave but acts like another person entirely >the body language is notably effeminate, this may be nitpicking but still >writing around what feels like the main event, like focusing on everything BUT what would be cool to see, then taking anything cool that actually does happen and blasting through it in one or two panels to get back to gay melodrama and quips >again- the dialogue is ATROCIOUS at least half the time I read a few IDW stories over the years like some All Hail and Dark Cybertron, I'd heard about Starscream leading Cybertron at one point and about Optimus being treated like a villain but I kind of assumed that last one would be over before the final arc here. I'm not going to pretend like my opinion should have as much weight as longtime readers but in my defense it does state you don't need to have read all of IDW to understand this arc (which I know is marketing for "please buy this even though you won't totally understand it) and there is plenty of expositional dialogue so people like me don't get lost, but there are certain aspects that I've already talked about that are universally understood regardless that stop this from being everything it feels like it should have been. My opinion is just my opinion, I state it like it's a universal truth but this post is just to vent and not to say that my personal tastes are fact especially for a story I skipped most of, I just want to know what other people thought of it both to see some other sides to it and also to confirm my biases.