What episode of Shimmer and Shine is this from?

>>40053 This might help.

>>40053 The episode where you fucking killed yourself. https://archive.li/search/?q=Suicide+Method

Is Ben 10 capeshit?

>>41064 >character literally says "going hero" No it's a magical girl anime.

>>41066 I mean you're technically not wrong especially with the transformation sequences.

With the success of X-Men '97, do you think there will be a Spider-Man '98 series, or would it be too expensive to make what may be a single season to explain a single scene at the end of X-Men '97? How long do you think the '94 series would have lasted if Arad and Loesch hadn't had their argument? Would 9/11 have caused it to lose popularity? Would the Animated Universe continue into the 00s as a whole, and the Avengers cartoon attempt to ape Batman Beyond? What would Marvel look like today?

>>41170 No. They're putting all the focus on a new series that's loosely based on the MCU version of Peter. With more comic characters but more of them are brown or asian but also unrelated to Peter. Even Rhino is now a woman & Norman Osborn is black.

In Batman Beyond in the two episode story, The Call, a Starro possessed Superman recruits Terry/New Batman to find a traitor in the Justice League. The traitor is Superman himself though, no one else suspected a traitor, and it's Terry that figures out it's Superman. Why did Starro bring him on in the first place then? Its reasoning for that decision was never explained as far as I saw.

>>41173 Furthermore, it's reasoning for suddenly trying to kill off the Justice League. It was very close to being ready to release hordes of Starro across the planet, and would have easily taken over the Justice League and/or other that could combat them in the process. Why did it do anything but simply release the horde upon the planet?

>>41173 >>41174 For the fun of it.

Coincidence?

Hey /co/, what do you think of Tamers12345?

>>41259 Seems like one of those ironic sonic comics like tails gets trolled. But it never improved

>>41386 That's the thing, Tamers isn't ironic. He has made these for over a decade-and-a-half, not counting his early Bardonic works elsewhere. He's seriously committed to Sonic Underground, but he's self-aware that what he makes is too offputting for the average person. You can see a progression in his techniques, direction, and writing (particularly around romance subplots) as time goes on, and his most recent work, a MLP series is a culmination of these separated from the legacy of his main series. Unfortunately, this new series is very popular, raking in over a hundred thousand views per episode.

>>41386 The previous reply is correct. He's self-aware, but not ironic. That's what makes it so good. It can be so funny that it's awesome, and so awesome that it's funny, and those things feed into each other and make the whole package better. It's legitimately the best Sonic cartoon or comic. It's hard to say where to start, since to go in the real order you'd have to watch the original 40 episodes of Sonic Underground, then read a bunch of old DeviantArt comics (some of which I assume are lost), and a bunch of videos, some of which have plots, some don't, and some which do have plots but seem non-canon but might still be important. It also helps to know other series like Zach Bell, The Doodlebops, the Star Wars prequel trilogy, and Lazy Town. But I digress. I suppose my actual recommendation would be to start with "The Official Documentary of Sonic Underground." A very short video I think is also very good for helping you understand the tone would be "Uncle Chuck AMV - It's My Life." But as for the actual episodes, it's tough, since there are very long arcs that build up in ways you might not expect, if you try to start at the beginning, you honestly might not get it. But the most viewed episode is "Sonic the Hedgehog gets stuck in a hole because he's fat." It's probably just the most viewed because the thumbnail makes it look like Sonic is about to get buttraped by Shrek. (It's not clickbait. It's just a regular frame from the episode.) Still, it's a great episode. They're all great, though. Once you're this far you can probably start watching just whatever random episode is recommended. Other favorites of mine include "Sonic meets Bartleby's parents," "Sonic Underground - The Polar Express," "Sonic the Hedgehog takes his boyfriend Bartleby to the Dollar Store," and "Sonic Underground - The Hedgehog Family Eats Out At The Chinese Buffet." But really I could go on all day. Every episode is great. I think most fans would agree that the actual peak of the series (so far) is "Sonic Underground The Movie: Battle With the Boys." It's a full length feature film and the culmination of at least five years of buildup. That said, it's highly enjoyable even if you didn't watch all the episodes that set up the various members of The Boys and precisely how they got to where they are. That adds something, but this is an excellent movie regardless. In a very auteur move, the second half of the film takes place in real time. Very impressive, especially for an animated film. After a few years, Tamers did what was essentially a sequel film, another full-length epic that was basically the culmination of a long arc, "Sonic Underground The Movie: World War 3." It's awesome, but it was hard to top Battle with the Boys. Personally, I remember being even more impressed with the following episode "Doctor Robotnik has had ENOUGH." But that was a particularly excellent episode that really drove the plot forward in some interesting ways. And yes, I know it sounds like I'm being sarcastic or ironic. I know that it sounds like I have to be bullshitting when I say that my favorites include Sonic taking his boyfriend to the dollar store, or his family going to the chinese buffet, or Uncle Chuck getting an ice cream truck. I know you don't believe me when I say that Battle With the Boys is legitimately the best Sonic movie by a wide margin. I'm not even joking. If you watch Battle with the Boys, you'll understand. It's legitimately awesome. It's hilarious as well, but it's also awesome. I'm not being the least bit insincere when I say that Tamers12345 is the greatest artist of our time. >>41391 Yeah this has really made me hate bronies more than ever before. I'm glad he isn't fully forgetting Sonic Underground, but it's clear that we'd be getting more Sonic Underground if the pony videos weren't doing so well. I hate to say it, but he's selling out a bit. The videos are still good, but I want more Bartleby, damnit.

>>41259 kino

Is this cartoon actually racist?

>>41405 MY QUEEN

>>42266 How about you post an episode so that we can find out?

>>42266 Speaking of Saberspark, how big of a spineless dickrider you have just to be praising Rick & Morty? https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=dnWKZtvQ5bU I get it, sneaky mormoms are at it again catching up with the youth, but for fuck's sake Rick & Morty dropped the ball right after the second season. God forbid if you call out the cartoon's actual flaws because redditors will be breathing onto your neck and invalidate your criticism with their buzzwords because you're not thinking like them or softening the blow, something that Synthetic Man suffered because of his wrongthinking all over his infamous review of Fallout's show.

>>41399 What do you think of him after the interview? I think the quality of his SU content will drop significantly in comparison to his previous output. This drop won't be in animation, but enjoyability. He was at the height of his SU content before the MLP crossover. The only SU video he has released since then is mediocre compared to previous releases. In the interview, he said he would take some of the tone from MLP and transplant it into SU. The best possibility for this is that Bowling was a prototype for the return of SU, but the worst is that TwilightxTrixie was a prototype for SoniaxFlora. I wonder what he meant when he said the series will focus more on Uncle Chuck in the future. >>42266 No, it's not remotely racist. The maps are historically inaccurate, and writing and voice acting are stilted. The characters just stand around and talk to each other without any inserts. Columbus sounds like a Spaniard and speaks Spanish, despite being Italian, and he takes a Protestant stance, calling only Jesus perfect. Their latest video is barely an improvement on his thumbnail's, and the characters don't have internal consistency, especially about slavery. The method they use to travel is vague, targeting people and places that are only relevant to the US, and there is a heavy Northern bias in what they make. In regards to this US bias, they especially focus on the Anglo world as "the West," but they have a high number of videos which focus on Israel and Jews because PragerU is a Jewish-American Neoconservative organization. >>42275 He spends the start of the video talking about whether or not it ripped off Rick and Morty to the conclusion of probably then doubles back to it in the last minutes of the video and says it isn't by any means. He then spends the rest of the video critiquing the cartoon, but mostly from how its writing is lame and lacks a target audience and its characters are bland and there's a lack of serious plot and development. He then blames these things on the show being meant to fear monger, rather than the more obvious explanation of Mormon nepotism leading a wifeguy who secretly liked the first seasons of Rick and Morty to fulfill his dream of making a show where he is every male character and can resolve problems from his own past or the past of his kids, if he has kids. Saberspark doesn't really review the show or critique it in contrast to Rick and Morty. He does what he always does and jumps around episodes while making vague connections between them. A big problem with overtly religious media is that it's either made by wannabe cult leaders or people who are out of the hard line of their faith enough to like popular irreligious works but not creative enough to write these works themselves. In contrast, ideologically driven state-sponsored works tend to have a broader range of creativity and quality because they already achieved their goals (The Soviet Union), allowed the market to drive demand (China), or kidnap foreign creatives (North Korea) and don't require conversion or zeal to drive their works. If the Mormons had their own nation, the likelihood of them making decent content would be far greater.

>>38335 >first pic jesus christ, james lindsay is so right about the source of that madness it hurts

>>38335 I miss the days when Aaron "just" dressed like a complete dork, at least it had personality, risible though it was. Now he's just a generic tranny. If anyone's got the picture where he's dressed as Steve Urkel I'd be eternally grateful.

How bad or good? is RWBY, actually? I've never seen any of it and know next to nothing about it.

>>42364 If you've seen the "Red" trailer, you've seen the best it has to offer.

>>42365 Ok, but the red trailer actually makes it look pretty cool.

>>42367 Think about what anon told you.

>>42368 He said that this is the peak, which doesn't answer my original question. If the trailer is great, all that tells me is that the rest of the show is "less than great", which could range from "absolute dogshit", to merely "good".

>>42369 It decreases in quality every volume after 3. So the trailers are good, Vol. 1-2 are almost good, 3 is divisive because part of it was made after the creator died, but it's also almost good. But going past that is where you get into absolute dogshit territory. Any semblance of fun or good writing (what little there was) the series has ends there and everything past Vol. 3 is dogshit. The protagonist and her friends go from wannabe heroes who would do anything to save an innocent life to whiny cunts who sit around drinking tea and complaining about how hard it is to be heroes while a city burns around them. Only watch the show if you want to suffer.

>>42370 A good summary. Thank you.

>>42369 It means this is the best it gets. Stupid.

Are there any Marvel adventures of note that took place in the subway? Looking back at all the runs I've read, I recall more adventures taking place entirely within the literal sewer system of New York than its metaphorical sewer system ever being mentioned.

>>42578 How would you have a story in a subway system?

>>42579 DC has a society of subway pirates in the abandoned tunnels of New York City. They're like pirates but instead of ships they use trains. They are important in the miniseries "Seven Soldiers: Manhattan Guardian," written by Grant Morrison (of course). There are also many characters with secret lairs in the subway, including Shazam, The Ultra-Humanite, and Lex Luthor. I haven't read every Captain Marvel story, but I have to imagine at least one story has taken place in the subway. And a substantial portion of the third act of Superman: The Movie takes place in Lex Luthor's subway lair. But Marvel? Can't think of anything in particular. I wouldn't be surprised, but while there are tons of sewer adventures, I can't think of any particular subway adventures. Spyro the Dragon had an adventure at Subway once, but he isn't a Marvel character.