To be fair, those people deserve it.
I saw that name and had to look it up to see if that was some alternate alias Shadman used or something. Unfortunate username for sure.
Agreed. Back then I was pointing out how Mumkey became the worst example of a YouTube martyr, despite some people continuing to use him as one even over a year after the Liu bullshit went down:
Although, I will point out how Technocracy began before the shit with Liu really blew up, as the first episode, which was about YouTube, thus featuring Enter's defending Mumkey, was published on January 15th, 2019; Mumkey's thread over here was created on May 28th of that year, with that shit only really becoming public earlier that month, and it has been years since that dumpster fire with him falling into obscurity since then (funnily enough, the last video Mumkey posted that exceeded 100,000 views appears to be his video on the Growing Around book, with his most recent videos hovering at around 10K views). So, while I would argue that it was a bit unneccesary for him to do so, I can't help but admit that I do appreciate Enter renouncing his previous support for him due to the Liu bullshit.
Apparently some swords expert who is openly Christian & Rightwing from what I seen
I refuse to see this faggot shit all over one of my favorite childhood shows. Just seeing the thumbnail pop up in my recommendations was enough to keep me away.
Does the art style remind anyone else of Code Lyoko mixed with that racing french anime?
I thought Mumkey Jones was a closeted homosexual until the lolilover drama.
I consider myself a cartoon casual, I enjoy them, but I don’t participate in overanalyzing them or reading fan theories, I just sit down, watch an episode, & maybe talk with a friend over a weird thing that happened.
Rocko is a fucking ingenious show that has aged beautifully, wrong answer bud. Plus we probably wouldn’t have SpongeBob if it wasn’t for Rocko.
I wouldn't go that far but I did notice a small shift where it sometimes either feels like Enter really tries to be "hip" with current gen or his team must be pushing him for things like this:
People often forget Mr. Enter openly admitted that is channel is a job now, & like it or not, when YouTube is your job, you sometimes play around with trendy videos to keep up interest.I wouldn't go that far but I did notice a small shift where it sometimes either feels like Enter really tries to be "hip" with current gen or his team must be pushing him for things like this:
I know Enter is historically a leftie but this feels so forced and insincere from him
Mr. Enter obviously hasn't read the original books either because they're totally different to the cartoon. I'm not a brit but I did read both the original Horrid Henry books and watch the animated series as a kid. Horrid Henry as a book series really didn't translate very well into animation. The books are hilarious while the TV show is dull and painful to watch. Even the original author Francesca Simon wasn't very happy with the cartoon as the characterisations are radically different between the TV and book series.
I thought the point was that Henry was being wildly mischaracterized by others as “horrid” when he’s just a struggling kid with absolute menace parents (seriously they straight up hate the damn guy in the show) and conversely showing Henry being a relatively normal, if hyper, little boy particularly when he’s with his peers (pardon any incorrect info I haven’t watched this shit since I was little)
Henry was far more violent and manipulative in the books from what I remember. Some of the terrible things he's done include intentionally giving his whole class including his own head teacher nits, attempting to sell his younger brother for money, beating up his classmates, physically stepping on his friends, physically assaulting his parents, and even trying to kill his brother. And he has absolutely no remorse for doing this sort of stuff frequently no matter how many times his parents punish him.
>Tim Pool is heckin twansphobtic
Season 6-8 weren’t even that bad, just hit or miss. I think the reason like half of the episodes from that time were p good and the other half were off was because of Nick demanding a boatload of new episodes to be made in a (relatively) short time frame so they had to rush a lot of the episodes out to get them done on time. I think that’s also why the animation noticeably became a lot duller and more stilted in that time frame
