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[Basic Blond Boy]

5. DCAU Joker and Teen Titans Slade (DC Cartoons)

The fact the DCAU Joker isn't on here shows how bullshit this list is. (Him being from a Comic isn't an excuse as Catra's franchise is based on a toy line)

People really sleeping on Lex Luthor in this thread. The bald man was such a menace that he practically became the main character of the DCAU by the end of JLU.

I don't think any DC villain has pulled off the power move that was "spending billions on a fake presidential campaign just to piss Superman off".

This list is so fucking ass. Why is Nu-Ra Catra number 3??
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Edit: Here’s the article this came from.

https://www.cbr.com/best-cartoon-villains-of-all-time/

Looking at it, only Azula, the Lich, the Unknown and Aku have any reason to be one the list. Maybe also Bill, but I am not a fan of Gravity Falls to make a call on that.

 

[Starscream's Loyalty]

Rucks is the reason I don't tend to drop the n bomb around here despite it being one of the last places on the internet one can safely do so.

Opposite for me.

Oh and it seems that Unicorn Academy had a few season 3 leaks via storyboards on YouTube. So far, that gender shit hasn't been found. Still cautious but maybe they took a note from Disney and scrapped that shit. Focus on the unicorns and the fictional lolcow that is Sophia. Bitch can't connect the dots that actions have consequences and she treats her friends and family like shit.

 

[The Nothingness]

I don't think any DC villain has pulled off the power move that was "spending billions on a fake presidential campaign just to piss Superman off".

"Do you know how much power I'd have to give up to be president?" hits differently when you realize how many politicians are controlled by CEOs.

 

[starborn427614]

People really sleeping on Lex Luthor in this thread. The bald man was such a menace that he practically became the main character of the DCAU by the end of JLU.

I don't think any DC villain has pulled off the power move that was "spending billions on a fake presidential campaign just to piss Superman off".

Looking at it, only Azula, the Lich, the Unknown and Aku have any reason to be one the list. Maybe also Bill, but I am not a fan of Gravity Falls to make a call on that.

Bill deserves to be on there imo. He has presence, an interesting set of powers and is only really taken out due to one of the protagonists making a sacrifice. Granted, that sacrifice was negated like five minutes later, but it's the thought that counts.

 

[Jonah Hill poster]

I still think about how Bojack Horseman did the classic bait and switch on how it handled themes like anxiety and depression, only to just be another “millennial favorite”-based cartoon that walks, talks and acts like other adult animation that has already been done to death over the last few years.

 

[Chromeo]

I still think about how Bojack Horseman did the classic bait and switch on how it handled themes like anxiety and depression, only to just be another “millennial favorite”-based cartoon that walks, talks and acts like other adult animation that has already been done to death over the last few years.

Didn't Bojack do it first, or something? There's a reason everyone knows about Bojack and nobody cares about Inside Job or whatever.

 

[God of Nothing]

it's funny because almost everyone just forgot bojack exists, save for the normal words but a horse guy family guy meme

 

[Edgeymcedgename]

it's funny because almost everyone just forgot bojack exists, save for the normal words but a horse guy family guy meme

That was a woke show that was given a pass when it came out right?

 

[God of Nothing]

That was a woke show that was given a pass when it came out right?

uber fucking pozzed

 

[Papa stink]

That was a woke show that was given a pass when it came out right?

The message of one episode is that America hates women more than they love guns.

 

[Trollblade69]

Does /co/ like Gravity Falls or did they all turn on it for no rational/organized reason?

 

[brownsuagrbubbletea]

Does /co/ like Gravity Falls or did they all turn on it for no rational/organized reason?

I’d argue it’s still well loved just as any cartoons that aired during the 2010’s but many people moved on as you always do when shows end

 

[MrJokerRager]

 

[Coolio55]

I thought this was some Frank Bakshi thing at the start but the stock 90's humans were throwing me off.

Spoiler

Then the fucking Mask swoops in

 

[Trilby]

I thought this was some Frank Bakshi thing at the start but the stock 90's humans were throwing me off.

Spoiler

Then the fucking Mask swoops in

Either way, the 90's are NEVER coming back!

 

[ShiftyBoi]

I tried to watch the new Wallace and Gromit movie that came out, tapped out after like 10 minutes.

Don't get me wrong I love Wallace and Gromit, but the movie tried to be annoying and succeeded, the new gnome character, Norbot, that's basically just a minion is so fucking annoying that it gave me a headache. Aardman does this too often, they have little wannabe viral mascot characters, like the slugs from flushed away or the elves from Arthur Christmas (both good movies tho)

This scene made me turn the movie off, this goes on for like 2 more minutes, and the realization that Wallace was going to mass produce this thing soured the entire idea of finishing it.

It's a shame too because the movie has some classic Aardman brilliance, feathers mcgraw comes back, and he's amazing. What little I saw of him at least.

 

[Amber the Hedgehog]

I tried to watch the new Wallace and Gromit movie that came out, tapped out after like 10 minutes.

Don't get me wrong I love Wallace and Gromit, but the movie tried to be annoying and succeeded, the new gnome character, Norbot, that's basically just a minion is so fucking annoying that it gave me a headache. Aardman does this too often, they have little wannabe viral mascot characters, like the slugs from flushed away or the elves from Arthur Christmas (both good movies tho)

This scene made me turn the movie off, this goes on for like 2 more minutes, and the realization that Wallace was going to mass produce this thing soured the entire idea of finishing it.

It's a shame too because the movie has some classic Aardman brilliance, feathers mcgraw comes back, and he's amazing. What little I saw of him at least.

I get it but that's like the only moment where they really play up the annoyance. Rest of the movie Norbots are either played for kiddy horror or normal humor. I thought I would hate them too but I found them much more likable after they became an army and animation played up their ability to work as an organized group.

 

[Prophetic Spirit]

I watch some of that movie with my mom.
The visuals are pretty interesting: mix between CGI and stop-motion.
Wallace is still being animated by hand-made stop motion, which is surprising.

 

[AnsemSoD1]

So how are things going with the Castlevania show right now, still glorifying literal Haitian voodoo despite the series relative respect for Christianity in the games?

 

[Coolio55]

So how are things going with the Castlevania show right now, still glorifying literal Haitian voodoo despite the series relative respect for Christianity in the games?

I hope that guy in the mask from Scooby Doo comes out and fights dracula.