Sonic X Shadow Generations sound silly. Why not naming it Sonic Regenerations? And then Sonic fans and Doctor Who fans will fight on why it was called Regenerations.
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Paul Terry must be spinning on his grave at mach speed, because Paramount (current owners of the Terrytoons rights) does absolutetly nothing with the characters.
Just imagine a Mighty Mouse reboot with a serious + comedy narrative style similar to TMNT 2012.
During the production of Illumination's Lorax, the Once-Ler at one point looked like a fusion or the lovechild of The Grinch and the Guy from Green Eggs and Ham.
If fictional video games from other media got a chance for Smash, Ace Lightning should be the first one. Yes, even before Wreck-it Ralph or Lee Carvalho.
What if PSASBR sequel had Columbia's torch lady as the boss for the arcade mode?
I'm still waiting for the Simp family in Forte Knight.
If Capcom had re-made Ghosts n' Goblins on the RE Engine, why they can't do the same with the eventual Mega Man 12? (another cartoony/Scrimblo platformer)
I recommend seeing this documentary about how Spain was a powerhouse developing video games in PC Gaming on the 80s.
Remember when Konami tried to do a Scrimblo Platformer for Castlevania? (It was good)
This is taken from a GameFAQs topic: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/234547-super-smash-bros-ultimate/80643829/978203594
I discovered that Capcom has no Scrimblo franchises.
- Mega Man, as in the Classic series, has many anime influences.
- Ghosts 'n Goblins has too much scary imagery.
- Zack and Wiki is more of a Zelda-style Action-Adventure game than a platformer, despite it's cartoony art style.
- Okami is a Action-Adventure like the previous, but with more emphasis on the Japanese Folklore.
- While Viewtiful Joe has some platforming elements and has silly moments, is more of a side-scrolling beat-em-up with a Tokusatsu theme.
- Capcom's other platformers are rather too """Realistic""" (Bionic Commando) or too """Anime""" (the afomentioned Classic Mega Man and Strider)
Then you have Capcom's more cartoonish games, that aren't platformers (One-Piece Mansion, Don't Pull from Three Wonders, Maximo), or are mascots in outside franchises (Blue Badger, Navirou from Monster Hunter Stories)
They had never made or own a TRUE Mascot Platformer.
It's fascinating how kids that use GoAnimate have an obsession on disliking anything that is made for Preschoolers, yet they praise Thomas the Tank Engine. Hypocrisy, where?
Is Bandai Namco willing enough to make a Super Robot Wars spin-off with cartoons?
I can imagine Mickey Mouse being paired with Minnie, Donald or Bugs Bunny (this latter I rather prefer paired with Woody Woodpecker or Daffy Duck).
Also throw in non-american characters like Astérix and Obélix (France/Belgium) or Wallace and Gromit (United Kingdom) or Fix and Foxi (Germany) or Pat and Mat (Czech Republic) or Motu and Patlu (India) or Mortadelo and Filemón (Spain) or Blinky Bill (Australia) or Mônica (Brazil) or Dooly the Little Dinosaur (South Korea) or Clemente (Argentina) or Inspector Gadget (Canada).
Sadly, it will never happen cuz it would be a licensing hell.
If Bass was created by Dr. Wily, does that mean his working title was "Project Wega Wan"?
Like, I like to see to see more dark doppelganger where the first letter of the names is flipped out
Can We have Bob's Burgers on Disney Magic Kingdoms? It's the most tame in Fox' toon sitcom lineup.
I'm going to repeat for the zillionth time, but Sony should pull a Sakurai, and not allow non-video game characters for PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale 2.
Sadly, Spider-Man will be on thin ice, but we will not hear crazy people saying "If Spider-Man can be there, why not Goku? or Batman? or Tony Hawk for Pete's Sake!? They all have history with PlayStation".
If there was a versus with Arthur from Ghosts 'n Goblins, should one of His abilities should be the Toon Force?
I say, because the losing animation where he becomes a skeleton is a common trope in classic cartoons.
I have some dimwitted question: Do anyone consider Mega Man (Classic) as part of the Cereal Mascot Gang with the likes of Mario, Sonic, Crash, Spyro or Banjo?
If there was a Super Mario 64 cartoon, would the songs should be sang by the Koopalings like in 3 and World, or by an unknown singer like in Super Show?
Kinda bizzare to see Hyperdimension Neptunia being referenced in ****ing Roblox of all places.
And i thought Christine wasn't the only person to make the franchise more well known.
Kinda ironic that Darkstalkers took inspiration from Golden Age cartoons for it's wacky, silly sprite animations. Yet the actual Darkstalkers cartoon has more in common with action/superhero-esque shows. While it has comedy, the Cartoon Physics from the games are gone.
This is how Sonic fans (including myself) imagine an hypothetical Project X Zone 3, if the Blue Blur and similar cartoony characters were playable:
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Smash's Japanese title is "Dairantō Smash Brothers" (Great Battle Smash Bros.). What if the next game adds a Super on it. And I'm not talking about a subtitle, but instead like the International name.
I have an idea for a Smash spin-off: a game featuring the most despised characters from the most hated/worst entry on each respective franchise' fandom.
Kiddy Kong, Tingle, Garbodor, anyone from Tokyo Mirage Sessions.
R.I.P. Pedro Suárez Vertiz (one of the greatest Rock musicians in my country)
The fact that there aren't Cafe 80's on any of the Universal theme parks is just criminal.
Wally/Waldo can be the guest character of Battle of Ages.
Wally o Sagase!
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I made some dimwitted assumption that will bring me the hate of everyone here: Did Namco's "Cross" series went dormant, because Sonic fans are too comformist with the cartoony characters? (even from Bamco, Capcom and Nintendo)
Why Scrimblo Platformers with a Human lead star are so uncommon?
Like, there are characters such as Mario, Pitfall Harry, Sir Arthur, Commander Keen, Master Higgins, Alex Kidd, the Metal Slug cast and others i haven't list.
I think Project X Zone 3 should compose from Square Enix, SNK and Konami, replacing the three companies from the previous two games.
It will be developed by Monolith Soft and Bandai Namco btw.
is Mega man (the Classic series) considered a Mascot Platformer? (a "thread")
[Taken from my topic on GameFAQs on the Nintendo Switch message board)
Unlike other Action-Platformers with an edgier atmosphere (Castlevania, Ninja Gaiden, the Sequel spin-offs like MMX or MMZero), the Classic series has a more Family-Friendly and Jolly aesthetic. yeah, it has a few dark and serious moments (Thinking on the entirity of Super Adventure or "I'm more than a robot. Die, Wily!!"), but that's a small percentage.
The franchise took inspiration from Osamu Tezuka's Astro Boy. His works took influences from Black & White cartoons like Disney's or Fleischer's. Guess what? many 90's Scrimblo were inspired by the Golden Age cartoons such as Looney Tunes or Tom & Jerry for their Art Direction (Crash Bandicoot, Bubsy, EarthWorm Jim, maybe Battletoads)
In my opinion, Mega Man is almost that, but He isn't qualified to be one. If people say Alex Kidd and Kirby are Cartoony platformers with action elements, Why can't Mega Man?
The End!
Is DreamWorks afraid of making a Tales of Arcadia/Trolls crossover? After all both franchises have trolls.
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The gimmick will be the opposite of Smash, and be only for Non-Video Game franchises.
Who would win?
Peppa Pig Fanon Vs. Smurfs Fanon
If You all picked only seven Non-Video game characters for this mega crossover, who are Your choices?
Here's mine, and their legacy in video games:
1. Tony Hawk (for the Pro Skater series)
2. Wolverine (for X-Men: Children of the Atom, the game that indirectly serve as a foundation of crossover fighting games)
3. Goku ('nuff said)
4. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (They became honorary gaming icons, even if they aren't)
5. Boba Fett (personal bias, and also because Star Wars had a long history with the medium since the Atari 2600)
6. The Fonz (Happy Days had the first "official" licensed game in history, since Death Race was inspired and not based on)
7. Geralt of Rivia ('nuff said)
Don't be mad with Me. I wanna hear Your suggestions.
Stupid Question: Is Pitfall Harry qualified as a Scrimblo Bimblo????
The lack of Despicable Me (or any Illumination movie) in Funko Pop Blitz is kinda weird, considering that they have vinyl figures.
If Pokémon is short for "Pocket Monsters", and Digimon for "Digital Monsters"; What is "Doraemon" short of? -
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