Are there any difficulty in making a hebe character design to be put in a show in western animation? Would you find any resistance from the top? Because it seems somewhat inconsistent even within shows. For example Pacifica Northwest was given a noticeable chest and waist in Season 1 of Gravity Falls and that was clearly with the purpose of making her more "mature" looking than Mabel, but it doesn't matter because those elements were stripped on Season 2. Ok, at 14 might not count as hebe but still, every girl in Star vs is essentially noodle design, even Star which canonically went trough Mewberty. But not Jackie, of course to represent her as the ideal girl in Marco's eyes but it's kind of odd how much emphasis she has on it. My guess is that Slice of Life "realistic" shows like As Told by Ginger and All Grown Up get a special permit and so do shows that aim for realistic designs like Legend of Korra or Thundercats (2011). But no one in CN board questioned Gwen going from flat to B-Cup in a span of canonically 9 months for omniverse? Or was Wyatt that fucking good?

An online animated horror-comedy series where robots take over after humanity wipes itself out on a mining colony planet as a result of a mining accident of the planet's core and effectively replaced them basing their society on human customs. Despite this, they're being hunted down by the titular murder drones, Androids that specialize in hunting down other androids to survive were deployed to exterminate wayward androids by the company that created them. Episode three came out yesterday. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=djsJqNAGMuY

Spidey and his Amazing Friends,’ ‘Dragon Striker’ ‘Sam Witch’ and more Headline Disney Branded TV’s Annecy Slate https://archive.fo/c2Cle >Leading the pack of greenlit titles is “Sam Witch,” a new animated series from creator Mia Resella and Brown Bag Films. Aimed at preschoolers, the series follows a young girl learning the ropes of witchcraft with the help of her magical pets and a supportive community. With its inclusive themes and whimsical tone, “Sam Witch” aims to cast a spell over families when it launches on Disney Jr. and Disney+. >Another standout among the fresh offerings is “Dasher,” a CG-animated holiday special based on Matt Tavares’ bestselling picture book, “Dasher: How a Brave Little Doe Changed Christmas Forever.” Produced by Trustbridge Entertainment and 9 Story Media Group and Brown Bag Films in association with Disney Branded Television, the special follows the origin story of one of Santa’s most iconic reindeer and is expected to debut in the 2026 holiday season. >On the acquisition front, Disney Branded Television is bringing “Miraculous Stellar Force” into the fold, the first original spin-off from Miraculous Corp’s global hit Miraculous franchise. The 2D hand-drawn anime-style series transports fans to a Tokyo-set international school, where 12 students must protect the remnants of a shattered cosmic weapon, the Stellar Matrix. With an all-new cast and an ambitious, serialized plot, the series will debut in 2027 following a high-octane special premiering later this year. Created by Thomas Astruc, the series is produced by Miraculous Corp, a joint venture between Mediawan and Zag. >Disney is doubling down on some of its most-watched franchises. “Marvel’s Spidey and his Amazing Friends,” currently the number 2 streaming series for kids and boys 2-5 in the U.S., has not only been renewed for season five but also for a sixth. The hit preschool superhero series continues to feature Peter Parker, Gwen Stacy and Miles Morales in action-packed, teamwork-driven adventures. >Other major renewals include “SuperKitties” (Season 4), “Disney Jr. Ariel – The Little Mermaid” (season two) and “RoboGobo” (Season 2). The latter, a heartfelt series about a team of rescue pets in high-tech suits, features a star-studded voice cast including Cynthia Erivo, Alan Cumming and Susan Kelechi Watson. >“Chibiverse,” the animated mash-up of chibi-styled characters from Disney’s animated canon, returns for a fourth season. Other returning shorts include “Playdate with Winnie the Pooh” and “Me & Mickey,” now evolving into a new series titled “Me & Mickey: In the Clubhouse+,” >Produced by La Chouette Compagnie, “Dragon Striker” blends sports, fantasy and magic in a story centered on Key, a farm boy with a mysterious power, and Ssyelle, a fierce goalkeeper. Together, they form an underdog team at an elite sports-magic academy. With a visual style influenced by European fantasy and shonen anime, the series promises high-stakes action and emotional resonance as its heroes confront an ancient evil. It will also get its own more detailed presentation during a Studio Focus session on Tuesday evening.

Nickelodeon released the first episode of their newest cartoon Wylde Pak. The series will premiere on Nick starting June 6th. >the series revolves around half-siblings, Lily Pak and Jack Wylde, and their daily exploits as they adjust to their newly formed Korean American family. The two often interact with fellow family members—father William Wylde, mother Min-Ju Pak, and grandmother Halmoni. https://mega.nz/file/oAJ0gBoS#pfH9TW1GBNvj6IRCoHgUx57gUjFL9U1voH4VkNgPyP8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcI7Vjm7QlI

I wish she really survived and wasn't just a myth that got debunked in the 90s or 00s.

Gimme your unfortunate cartoon hear-me-outs, fellas.

Is the MCU considered a Tokusatsu? Other shows/toons and comics that could be considered Toku? What happened to the Power Rangers BOOM! comic? I was posting the PR comic general a couple years back but since Kyle Higgins got replaced as a writer around the Shattered Grid event which seemed hurried as hell I lost interest and the previews just smelled like shark jumping, also the Go Go series, which started pretty weak but it git gud later only to be dragged into the Shattered Grid mess.

>Jonathan Joss, an actor on “King of the Hill” who voiced John Redcorn, died in a shooting on Saturday, San Antonio police confirmed to Variety. He was 59. >San Antonio officers were dispatched to a shooting in progress at a home on Sunday night around 7 p.m. When they arrived at the scene, they found Joss near the road after he was shot multiple times. The officers attempted life-saving measures until medics arrived, but Joss was pronounced dead at the scene. The shooter fled in a vehicle but was detained by officers a block away and booked for murder. The investigation is still ongoing. TMZ, which broke the news, reported that Joss was shot by a neighbor after a disagreement >Joss also had a recurring role in “Parks and Recreation” as Chief Ken Hotate and appeared in films and shows like “Tulsa King,” “Ray Donovan,” “True Grit,” “The Magnificent Seven” and more. https://archive.md/dFU4M

Any cartoon pilots you like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwzvihFBS5A Bonbonnie looks cute. I hope it gets made into a show.

Based Ben has done it again!

Other than 2000AD and Asterix, what are some of the other good comics put out from across the ponds. Burger here with a real interest in reading some.

It's that time again for a new thread! Let's see what we got. Moon Girl & Devil Dinosaur is only now catching people's attention, at the end of the cartoon's life, because of a withdrawn episode dealing with... transphobia. DEFINITELY NOT PULLED FROM AIRING BECAUSE OF TRUMP WINNING. Remember when capeshit cartoons were about superheroes instead of gender identity politics? Is Devil Dinosaur even IN this episode?! This is Jack Kirby's legacy, folks. Recently, Hazbin Hotel had a bunch of leaks with an entire episode, reference sheets, & songs all now out in the open. Said leaker shot himself in the foot trying to make people pay for more though. Which only pissed off the people interested & put a target on his back. Then in a positive note for once, The Penguin finished. It's actually a pretty good show BUT not without the typical flaws of these capeshit shows afraid of actually being comic booky. Oswald is nicknamed 'Oz' & he never dons a top hat, has a weaponized umbrella, nor wears a monocle. Other disappointments are Sofia Falcone & Magpie's looks just being completely different indistinct ladies. Sofia is easily the weakest part of the show. Especially when they try to write girl power moments for her. BUT if you enjoyed The Batman movie & or The Sopranos then you should enjoy The Penguin. But on that positive note, we have two uncertain features of James Gunns DCU. Creature Commandos & James Gunn's Superman. One a typical hyper violent totally NOT Suicide Squad derivative featuring vaguely recognizable comic characters.... & Weasel. Possibly taking a generic jab at MAGA voters with these red hat gun toting men getting torn apart. Totally won't instantly age like organic fruit the minute it drops if it's really a political commentary. Then of course Superman... well who knows what to really expect from Superman. It seems like it's going to be more heartfelt BUT also very bloated in a rush to build a universe. With bizarre decisions regarding characters working for Max Lord as corporate heroes & possibly a Bizarro named Ultraman dressed like Doomsday. We'll see more once that supposed finished trailer drops.

Halfchan's /co/ was full of zoomers so this thread was often impossible. Nostalgic memories of CCF? Any CC show you wish you had gone on longer? Remember the website's flash cartoons? Like that island adventure game that had character from pilots as player characters. Guilty pleasures? Let's all discuss it here. I think I'm the only weirdo who liked Mike, Lu and Og as well as Sheep in the Big City.

I don't know, though this panel on the last issue of the Hulk's new run spoke to me intrinsically about the nonsensical state of nature. Where Charlie states "We're the good guys, ok?" The truth is savage: no amount of goodness will save the weak from the will of the strong. It's like she wears a philosophical confession based on the unfair necessities of the human condition; A confession that to be human, soft and unsure, is a vulnerability the world will not forgive and the only way to survive is to snarl through the tears and hope no one sees the sheep still trembling underneath and that the world only makes sense when you force it to.

Would you say Rocket Power is the least remembered and well known 90s Nicktoon? It feels like it's the most forgotten and the one that gets brought up and mentioned the least

for me, its Sons Of Butcher: >dude intentionally gross imagery and metal music and farting and exploding man boobs.