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Yeah, when you look at the designs of some of these original characters.
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If its gov money then possibly a slush fund.
Another case of millennial/zoomer writing:
He has a jaw kirk douglas would be jealous of.
BTW this is the guy behind this meme, probably his biggest achievement so far:
Sort of if you mean red vs blue era rooster.
Isn't RWBY fanbase all zoomers anyway?
Nah in SOMA it was a medical machine that copied the guy and other characters, and they knew what was happening (except the guy who was a lab rat with a terminal brain injury IIRC).
They might be going for that black mirror episode with the two old lesbians doing magical consciousness transfer to les it out for eternity or until the company goes broke and the servers get shut down so they end up like an XBLA game.
I was thinking about the aesthetic too, seems this guy likes to jump into whatever is trendy for the clicks, like how he got into "analog horror" because zoomers like him think VCRs and empty rooms are scary.
Don't know about the tranny but the glitch azns say during an interview that they are going to the teenage crowd since in their words all other animation is targeting little kids or 20-30yo people.
When I was a teen Drawn Together was considered edgy.
Even early 90's Ren & Stimpy was more edgy than this, where's the edginess?
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Cutesy shit having creepy undertones — in other words, the entire mascot horror genre which has been a thing since 2014. It's milquetoast edge of the modern era. That's pretty much it.
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What are the chances that Soyteens raid this event?
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/raid/ better be on their A-game that day, this will be a treat and a half if they follow through with it
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But what do they raid tho? The youtube live chat?
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I was thinking about it and it's pretty funny that TADC put out more memes than Hazbin could. I think in some way that indicates the show has at least some quality.
I don't think many people here are doubting the quality of the pilot, but there are genuine concerns about it going forward because "there be troons in dem hills" and god knows there are few trainwrecks more destructive than troon trainwrecks.
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Never underestimate the ability of governments to waste public money. When you consider that the Scottish government paid over $150,000 to a marketing firm to come up with a slogan to promote tourism and they came up with "Welcome to Scotland" then this almost seems like a bargain in comparison.
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cant wait to hear goose' grizzled voice explain his motivations behind the show
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Watched it after a coworker kept sperging at me about the clown girl, it wasn't bad, I'm interested in where they take the series, and hopefully it doesn't go the way Helluva Boss went
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I skimmed through it because I kept seeing references to it everywhere. I thought it was shit and the indie-animation equivalent of slop. Even putting aside the troon creator and all that inevitably comes with that. Gay humor for twitter people.
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It's edgy in the same way something like Courage the Cowardly Dog or Billy and Mandy is edgy. I actually think it's a refreshing change of pace for a new cartoon to be something kids can watch but that also doesn't treat them like idiots.
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So not edgy, as dull as a butter knife.
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Dunno how you define the word "edgy" but I'd say Courage the Cowardly Dog fits that label. There's nothing in it that would bother an adult but there was some freaky stuff in it when you were eight. Ren and Stimpy was more puerile than edgy IMO
Life is Hell...
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Man, the more I see of everything surrounding the shows that isn't the shows the more Im repulsed.
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I skimmed the first ten minutes of TADC and it feels like I'm being brainwashed. It's a feeling that's hard to explain but I could almost feel my attention span dying in real time. Also, the characters mentioned "going crazy" or "le hecckin insanity" every 15 seconds. Okay. I get it. It's baby's first internet spooky thing. This is just a collection of things I've seen done better elsewhere.
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Figures, Deltarune is without a doubt that demographics dearest piece of media, and so far tends to hold out information for not apparent reason but to tease the player into speculating crap for hours.
In regards of Digital Circus, seems like it's loosely inspired by "I Don't Have a Mouth, and I Must Scream" premise and all those uncanny 3D animations that has been around internet over the last decades.
I've noticed in TADC a similar trend that I've seen on works from other like-minded modern creators such as Vivziepop Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss: it stands out in style but not much in substance, it has the aesthetics and characterization this generation madly loves, but falls flat when it comes of how the overarching story unfolds and the way it conveys its themes isnt particularly clever or unique.
TADC tries too hard to leverage unnerving horror imagery and quirky comedy, it's so blatant that becomes visually obnoxious, specially when Caine is on screen. IMO I think series such as Dont Hug Me Im Scared convey such themes in a more compelling and clever way.
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I had a textwall about TADC typed up (which the forum ate during the ddos) but Shamino nails most of it.
The one thing I'll add is my personal weird theory that a lot of this current zoomer media and its odd pacing spun off from their creators growing up with webcomics as a primary form of entertainment and subconsciously trying to pace everything as if it was Homestuck or Danganronpa.
I propose the Homestuck law:
For any piece of media to be popular with zoomers, a vast majority of scenes must contain either:
1. A lingering visual shot focusing on a mysterious object, action or location which is left unexplained.
2. Dialog between a group of characters where exactly one plot point is conveyed and an attempt at humor is made in a way that is not funny or remarkable to any of the characters in the conversation.
3. A jumpscare which does not scare the characters in-universe.
All three of these setups are things you'd commonly see in mid-2000s webcomics with plot arcs and all of them are very conductive to having the scene in which they occur reduced to a gifset for social media posting.
Also, anyone with relatives who are in the target demographic for this sort of thing, I feel your pain. We don't even get good music this time around.
The one thing I'll add is my personal weird theory that a lot of this current zoomer media and its odd pacing spun off from their creators growing up with webcomics as a primary form of entertainment and subconsciously trying to pace everything as if it was Homestuck or Danganronpa.
I propose the Homestuck law:
For any piece of media to be popular with zoomers, a vast majority of scenes must contain either:
1. A lingering visual shot focusing on a mysterious object, action or location which is left unexplained.
2. Dialog between a group of characters where exactly one plot point is conveyed and an attempt at humor is made in a way that is not funny or remarkable to any of the characters in the conversation.
3. A jumpscare which does not scare the characters in-universe.
All three of these setups are things you'd commonly see in mid-2000s webcomics with plot arcs and all of them are very conductive to having the scene in which they occur reduced to a gifset for social media posting.
Also, anyone with relatives who are in the target demographic for this sort of thing, I feel your pain. We don't even get good music this time around.