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[PLATINUM7]

Well, I did watch only the early seasons, so I don't really understand what you're saying.

Nowadays there are cartoons and all of them are always bad, but I know that Spongebob isn't a bad cartoon, just never got into it.

Do you even watch cartoons?

Of the western cartoons that have debuted over the past two decades, I've only liked a few of them. Thankfully, the ones I did like, I really liked. It's extremely dismissive and close minded to lump them all together as being bad.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

Question:

Do you feel that people get sad/mad at a character not getting in because it was the only chance they had be in a roster where Everyone Is Here and fight in the same game with characters like that have a high chance of getting cut and never appearing again?

Does me getting sad that layton isnt in because I know he will never be in smash count? because I was SAD

 

[Will]

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D

NO IT WAS A TRASHY ONE

 

[Deleted member]

Hmm…

What’s something odd you saw on television when you were young which really stuck with you?

I remember years ago, I used to watch Ren and Stimpy.
I used to loathe that show, simply because of how weird it got.

This scene legit gave me nightmares when I was younger and still creeps me out to this day.

How is that scary to people? It never scared me.

 

[staindgrey]

this movie has legit brightened my evening so much and i can't stop smiling

help

What movie?

 

[Will]

also curious as to if amadeus hulk is gonna show up anytime soon

he was the hulk for a solid 3 years before going green giant with a normal brain mode

 

[Guh-Huzzah!]

just realised noir was voiced by nic cage

holy **** this makes it a hundred times better


ah yes, an fellow intellectual to be sure

The casting choices for this movie were freaking incredible.

 

[Wademan94]

Same here. I also used to watch Spongebob, Alvin and the Chipmunk and such things. However, when I grew up, I realized how infantile those cartoons were. They were very stupid, and very boring. They don't give a single ***king plot. They give me boring episodes that I never ever enjoy.

For this reason alone, I completely stopped watching cartoons, instead looking forward to animes. Animes have a actual plot, and they could teach something to kids..

Yes clearly cartoons are incapable of having a plot or teaching lessons to kids.

 

[Deleted member]

What movie?

Into The Spider-Verse.
Being honest, seeing the movie during December felt therapeutic for me back then.
Seriously, I found it that good.

 

[Guh-Huzzah!]

What movie?

Into The Spiderverse.

 

[Deleted member]

NO IT WAS A TRASHY ONE

That show is so boring, I would actually rather play Kirby Star Allies than watch it.

 

[TheMightyP]

Now, this opinion would probably get me ran off the boards, but I was never truly into anime. Like, I tried watching some in middle school, and nothing really clicked with me. Some of them just felt the same, and a lot of them just weren't good. The only one I'm into now is MHA, or BHNA, and that's because it reminds me so much of a western cartoon.

 

[Deleted member]

Yes clearly cartoons are incapable of having a plot or teaching lessons to kids.
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Dang, that second one was deep.

 

[Will]

Animes have a actual plot, and they could teach something to kids..

this is the most weeaboo thing ive ever read

 

[Deleted member]

Yes clearly cartoons are incapable of having a plot or teaching lessons to kids.
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I relate with that Courage episode a lot of times.

 

[Gentlepanda]

therapeutic

yeah this is honestly the best word for it

something kinda feels different now

 

[Blargg888]

or just play as ganon/olimar

I'm pretty sure the bug with Olimar's aerials was patched out.

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What's the one in the middle?

 

[Deleted member]

OPINION: I find Spiderverse to be slightly overrated. Dont get me wrong, its great, but I find that a lot of its flaws are ignored.

 

[PLATINUM7]

I'm pretty sure the bug with Olimar's aerials was patched out.

What's the one in the middle?

The Iron Giant

 

[Guh-Huzzah!]

this is the most weeaboo thing ive ever read

I second this.

Now, this opinion would probably get me ran off the boards, but I was never truly into anime. Like, I tried watching some in middle school, and nothing really clicked with me. Some of them just felt the same, and a lot of them just weren't good. The only one I'm into now is MHA, or BHNA, and that's because it reminds me so much of a western cartoon.

Yeah I agree. BNHA kinda got boring quickly for me, because the formula runs dry real quick. Fullmetal Alchemist is really dang good though,

 

[TheMightyP]

Yes clearly cartoons are incapable of having a plot or teaching lessons to kids.
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Also, Spongebob had an episode dealing with racism AND another one dealing with sexism. In fact, it did it better than a lot of shows that try to portray the same message.

 

[RealPokeFan11]

I hated that horsefly from the Spongebob "Wormy" episode

Was I seriously the only one who wasn't scared of the Wormy scene as a kid? I found "It all started when I was born" to be 10x more horrifying and it's the reason why SquidBob TentaclePants is still one of my least favorite episodes to this day.

 

[Michele]

Do you even watch cartoons?

Of the western cartoons that have debuted over the past two decades, I've only liked a few of them. Thankfully, the ones I did like, I really liked. It's extremely dismissive and close minded to lump them all together as being bad.

If 3D animation can count as cartoon, some of the actually good cartoons were Disney cartoons, especially Mickey Mouse - but it was because it actually taught something. My sister has even visited a Disneyland at one point in her life, I think a year ago or two.

 

[Deleted member]

OPINION: I find Spiderverse to be slightly overrated. Dont get me wrong, its great, but I find that a lot of its flaws are ignored.

Tbf, there isn’t a perfect movie.
But Spider-Verse was a fantastic Spider-Man movie, and even one of the best comic book movies ever done.

 

[Will]

BNHA kinda got boring quickly for me

someones asking for a crucifixion

BNHA is obviously the best anime ever and is never flawed and youre dumb and wrong and ugly

*flashback to 2016 when this was the thing for OPM*
*flashback to 2014 when this was the thing for SDC*
*flashback to- you get the point

 

[Guh-Huzzah!]

yeah this is honestly the best word for it

something kinda feels different now

It wasn't very therapeutic for me, but entertaining as heck.
This movie alone has made me a Spiderman fan, so that's pretty cool.

 

[Deleted member]

Into The Spider-Verse.
Being honest, seeing the movie during December felt therapeutic for me back then.
Seriously, I found it that good.

Because it IS that good.

Now, this opinion would probably get me ran off the boards, but I was never truly into anime. Like, I tried watching some in middle school, and nothing really clicked with me. Some of them just felt the same, and a lot of them just weren't good. The only one I'm into now is MHA, or BHNA, and that's because it reminds me so much of a western cartoon.

Same here, except I got really bored with BNHA. Everyone just seems to be a stereotype.

 

[Deleted member]

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Also, Spongebob had an episode dealing with racism AND another one dealing with sexism. In fact, it did it better than a lot of shows that try to portray the same message.

These are some good lessons.
Saying animated shows are "for kids" is very vague. G-rated does not equal kids. It means for everybody.

Also guess this quote.
"Today is a good day to try."

That show was my childhood, but looking back at it I don't know how it managed to get onto Cartoon Network as a kids show.

My sister still refuses to rewatch the King Ramses episode, and I think I traumatized my cousin with it.

R E T U R N T H E S L A B
I hope this does not come out as offensive.

 

[Deleted member]

Tbf, there isn’t a perfect movie.
But Spider-Verse was a fantastic Spider-Man movie, and even one of the best comic book movies ever done.

True. It really was a breath of fresh air. Finally, a great non MCU superhero movie.

 

[Michele]

OPINION: I find Spiderverse to be slightly overrated. Dont get me wrong, its great, but I find that a lot of its flaws are ignored.

I do think it's because the movie was overhyped, though. Hyping too much can usually lead to disappointment.

 

[Wademan94]

Also, Spongebob had an episode dealing with racism AND another one dealing with sexism. In fact, it did it better than a lot of shows that try to portray the same message.

Could you remind me which episodes those were again?

Also it just hit me a few months ago that “Hooked” was an allegory for drug addiction, in my defense I haven’t see that episode in years.

 

[Deleted member]

It wasn't very therapeutic for me, but entertaining as heck.
This movie alone has made me a Spiderman fan, so that's pretty cool.

I would love to death a Fantastic Four movie done in a similar style.

One of the best things from the First Family comics are the settings of the adventure, which could get as wacky as the artist of the book wanted to while feeling natural. Imagine the movie taking place in locations as visually astounding as the one from the final battle of ITSV or worlds full of beings that look splendid thanks to the artstyle and visual elements.

I don’t think it will be possible at the moment, but I would be hyped as hell when I find something like that announced.

 

[Deleted member]

The second Spongebob movie is the most underrated film in history.

 

[KMDP]

Also, Spongebob had an episode dealing with racism AND another one dealing with sexism. In fact, it did it better than a lot of shows that try to portray the same message.

Spongebob also had an episode about memes that has aged really well considering current internet culture (Ripped Pants).

 

[Deleted member]

These are some good lessons.
Saying animated shows are "for kids" is very vague. G-rated does not equal kids. It means for everybody.

Everything about this is true.

There’s a difference between “for kids” and “appropriate.”

 

[Diem]

My girlfriend's a furry again. MFW:

 

[Gentlepanda]

I do think it's because the movie was overhyped, though. Hyping too much can usually lead to disappointment.

idk i was being told it was the second coming of christ by friends and still came out thinking "you know what yeah"

 

[Will]

The second Spongebob movie is the most underrated film in history.

i could name 3

 

[Deleted member]

Everything about this is true.

There’s a difference between “for kids” and “appropriate.”

Kinda like the Detective Pikachu film. Both trailers make it apparent that it isn't a kids film, its a family film.

 

[Will]

My girlfriend's a furry again. MFW:

again?

what made her quit? what made her go back?