Time for another round of bullshit, cringe and MAXIMUM PAIN We left off on the shitty teenage mulatto nigga tards movie by Shit Rogen, which looks like peak urbanite goyslop, next we looked at industry faggots shitting their g-string over rebeccarrots house being exposed by some cartoonjewbrew hacks, what else is worth reacting to?

Welp, Cartoon Block is here again. Come join us for some classic cartoon fun! Well Seymour We Made It (Despite Your Driving, Ya Know What I Mean?) : Eps 28-29 In Tonight's Episode, Something Is Afoot (It's The Writer's Fetish) : Eps 7-9 (Season 2) Having a series about Ulysses is bold, but having a full episode about Sisyphus is Boulder : Eps 6-7 Donatello Plays at Yankee Stadium; Bo Knows Baseball : Eps 166-167 Also, stay tuned for the post-show episodes of Mexican Trigun. JOIN US: https://vaughn.live/starfish_wasteland Also also: In honor of the coming anniversary stream for /block/, we need folks to think of all the characters from all the shows we've shown on /block/ to nominate the following: BLOCK MOM BLOCK DAD BLOCK SON

https://comicbook.com/anime/news/avatar-the-last-airbender-cabbage-man-live-action/ >Of course, fans would love to see Sie return as the character. The unassuming merchant became one of the best running gags of Avatar, and he is still talked about today. The Cabbage Merchant appears through the show with his stand of produce which always gets smushed by the Avatar and Company. The character, which was meant to be part of a one-off joke, became its own role after fans of Avatar championed the ill-fated merchant. How bad do you think the show will be? Legend of Korra bad? Even worse?

Tales from the better lore.

So I found this, they said they would release their pages biweekly until it completes at around 40.

Time once more for a new thread for all things /co/ that cause us pain & anguish. We've got quite a lot lately with everything in the MCU from Apeman By Night to She-Hulk the slutty green giant. As well as the new "Velma" show that is in no way a thinly veiled vanity project riding on the back of an established family oriented children's franchise for some fucking reason. Somehow leaving the Mario movie by Illumination being the least terrible among the batch of crap we're getting.

I didn't know that Ukinojoe was such a colossal faggot, I always enjoyed his animations. https://archive.vn/uN6nv

It was pretty good, too bad it got canned so fast. What do you guys think of it?

'Velma' will be a modern, violent and mature™ take by HBO on the origin story of Velma Dinkley https://archive.ph/a21V1 >With the teaser trailer having dropped last Friday, 7 October, the series boasts a new and diverse look to the classic depiction >As commented on by Kaling during the first-look reveal in May, Velma will be represented as a South Asian character. >When speaking about the representation of this character, Kaling noted, "This journey of self-discovery for [Velma] is something that really drew us to this project and this character. So we want to honour other interpretations and what we think feels really modern." <According to the available log line, the series sets to depict the origin story of Velma Dinkley, the unsung and underappreciated brains of Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated. "The original and humorous spin unmasks the complex and colourful past of one of America's most beloved mystery solvers," read a segment from American media publication, Variety. >The first season is set to debut at some point in 2023 on HBO Max, and will consist of 10 episodes. >Up-and-coming actor Sam Richardson, who recently appeared in Disney's Hocus Pocus 2 (2022), is set to claim the role of Shaggy. Crazy Rich Asians (2018) star, Constance Wu, is said to take on the bewitching role of Daphne, while fellow The Mindy Project (2013) co-star to Kaling, Glenn Howerton, is taking on the leader of Mystery Inc, Fred. >Other actors who have been revealed to be involved with the show in an undisclosed capacity (as of now) include Jane Lynch, Nicole Byer, Shay Mitchell, Wanda Sykes, Ming-Na Wen, Debby Ryan, and Russell Peters, just to name a few. <However, one big and noticeable change to the group will be the removal of Mystery Inc's mascot — Scooby-Doo, who will not be featured in the series entirely >Showrunner for the series, Charlie Grandy, stated that due to a multitude of reasons, they would be excluding Scooby from the series. "When we were going into the show and thinking about adapting it, we wanted to be respectful. We didn't want to just kind of take these beloved characters and put them in outrageous or gross situations and say, 'Isn't it crazy you did that to Velma?'" At least the hound will be exempt from this absolute contemptuous dumpster fire. So to summarize the changes: >Aesthetic from warm, rounded cartoon style to hard-edged gay PR style

So, I downloaded a series and I want my little sister to watch it, there's a problem, we're Mexican. I know my English just enough to watch anything without issues but she's younger. I would have to translate all of the english subtitles that came with the torrent to spanish, but I don't have time, nor do I want to pay anyone to do so, but there's little interest for anyone else to translate the subtitles of the fucking Dilbert animated show. So I had the idea of making ChatGPT do it, then just correct any mistake it could make, I have already used it to translate song lyrics in spanish so fellow anons can enjoy them. First problem, character limit, it states to be 4096, even if I enter it, it gives up translating about at a quarter of that. Second problem, decided to go with a smaller experiment, an Aqua Teen Hunger Force subtitle, short, and easy, and still rare to find in spanish, but ChatGPT didn't do shit because of "Adult content" and trying to be a PG AI or some retarded shit. I don't know anything about how to use local AIs, anybody can give me an alternative that works?

Model sheets thread? Also concept art, because that's fun too. It's relatively easy to find model sheets for cartoons, but I wonder if there's any for comics.

https://archive.fo/yKVZ0 >Disney has set forthcoming sequels for hit animated movies “Frozen,” “Toy Story” and “Zootopia,” with CEO Bob Iger making the announcement during the company’s first-quarter earnings call. Details on the projects are yet to come. >The subsequent films will mark the third installment in the “Frozen” universe, fifth addition to the “Toy Story” franchise” and second “Zootopia” movie. Given the surprise announcement, plot details, as well as the creatives and stars attached, are to be announced at a later date. >The news comes amid a round of huge layoffs at the embattled company, which will let go of 7,000 employees, or roughly 3% of its workforce, as the media behemoth looks to cut $5.5 billion overall in costs.

>while most spiders are harmless to humans and actually get rid of insects which are harmful, lots of people freak out at the sight of them >Spider-Man's relationship with the press mirrors the relationship between humans and common spiders since he's harmless, and eliminates harmful creatures, but is irrationally hated in return

So the first ten minutes of the pilot for smallville is fantastic. We get a rain of kryptonite (makes sense, as much of that shit is fucking everywhere in superman comics it was probably a pretty traumatic event) We get Lana Langs parents totally disintegrated by a kryptonite strike, hardcore as fuck, and then we start getting questionable things. Like Lex is bald because of the kryptonite strikes blowing all the hair off his head at 6. Pretty fucking stupid and pointless, but whatever. Then we get our obligatory skip in years. And Clark's a geek who wants to join the football team. His folks are agin it for obvious reasons (no one really talks about it but superman could kill people without trying) And then a tobey Maguire spidey reference with a missed school bus. That's where I'm at with the pilot so far. Pretty fucking good. If they are willing to straight murder the shit out of people on a pilot then there's promise for a fairly hardcore show. Thread question: Lana Lang or Lois Lane?

>Peter Robbins, who voiced "Charlie Brown" from 1963 to 1969, died from suicide according to Robbins' relatives. >Robbins battled lifelong mental illness, struggled with addiction and had several run-ins with the law as an adult. >Robbins, a California native, began voicing Charlie Brown at just 9 years old. https://archive.ph/9kwPf

They're back! https://archive.md/dipSU