Lmfao, joke’s on the cucks who said it’s best to “wait and see”, as if there was any chance in hell they wouldn’t fuck it up.
I know what you mean, especially if the show goes on Netflix. They better keep the awesome theme song and its guitar solo, though.
If you liked OG MOTU and/or 200X the show follows none of what was established or expected. 200X expanded the story and provided deeper motivations and explanations for existing characters and such.
No not really, the whole motivation seems to be based around them telling other white people to fuck off because if other white people are hanging around them they can't be Daenerys from Game of Thrones.
Looks like something drawn by some autistic shut-in on deviantart.
For a lot of shows that amounted to being toy commercials, a lot of 80s cartoons had interesting concepts; SilverHawks itself was basically transhumans in space. In the right hands, some revivals can squeeze a lot from the concept like GI Joe, Transformers and Ninja Turtles. In the wrong hands, you get stuff like Nu-Ra and Roar…yeah it irks me when a cool concept goes to waste.
This show felt like a Trojan horse; it had a neat premise with interesting art and the promise of being a horror comedy, something rare nowadays. And then it fucked it all up. I’m not going to miss this show when it ends, especially when the creator has acted so obnoxious.
Every single time; I try giving something the benefit of the doubt and I end up looking like a moron. I didn’t have any hopes for the CG series and it still ended up disappointing. Why is it that Mattel wants to recreate Nu Ra so badly?
It's not coming from Mattel because they wound up canceling a bunch of MOTU related items which already had finished the production samples stage.
What is with writers beingbdicka to potential fans
I don't know whose choice it was not to have a single worthwhile piece of Baby Yoda merch for the Christmas when it was the biggest meme character in the whole franchise at the time. Whoever made that choice was a genuine idiot.
I know what you mean. It's also a shame that a number of retrotoons were so heavily linked to their toy sales so even a good show could be cancelled due to low sales. But it was all a double-edged sword.
My guess is because they think they're above the original fans and think the new fans (the SJW and woke crowds) are superior. Let alone that a number of them aren't fans to begin with.
I've yet to hear a suitable explanation that I believe, I think eventually a channel like Defunctland will get the real answer.
Fair point, I should be asking why the showrunners seem so desperate for the SPOP fanbase, especially when this was advertised as for the original fans. Now the people who were shitting on the fans getting excited are smugly going “It’s not for you!”
IIRC, supposedly this was a choice from Dave Filoni himself and wanting to keep The Child a surprise by avoiding mass spoilering by merchandise. This was something he had to fight for as everyone else was super keen on selling Baby Yoda merch.
Disney has lawyers that told Hamas to fuckoff with using it's Islamic Mickey Mouse. Filoni successfully denying Disney millions of dollars during the Holiday season for creative reasons and not only still working at the company but still alive and breathing is about as believable as Bigfoot actually existing.
Where can I read this confirmation? Is there an article about it somewhere, or a thread?
Interesting. I only have vague recollections of the show, I'm fairly certain all the characters were reasonably bland with the villains at least having more unique looks. I also swear I remember an episode where one of the villains routed a meteor shower to target the protagonist's HQ then was arranging bets on which asteroid which would wipe it out. Which was an entertaining enough notion.
A shitload of cartoons had 65 episode runs back then, though. That way it could run every weekday.
That was what I though. But the article talked about "only" a 65 episode run. With me sat here going "pretty sure that's more than a lot of current series."
Werner Herzog also told them not to change the puppet to CGI or they'd be cowards. Man's a legend.
That's because current series don't prioritize pumping out as many episodes as possible regardless of the quality.
True enough. I am certain a non-zero amount of Silverhawks episodes could have gone unshown with little change to the overall quality of a toy promoting show.
