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Total PlayStation #38, January 1999 - Review of ‘Rival Schools’ on the Playstation.

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beetlejuice 3 confirmed

(source)

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Idk why but i find this funny even tho i need context

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After seeing the Voltron Movie tag clogged with two random ass Klance AU’s for a show that people have not been able to legally watch since December 2024, and nothing about the casting of a major villain for the movie, I am admittedly going from “It would be funny for Amazon MGM to copyright strike any and all mentions of VLD and Klance prior to the movie coming out” to “It will be necessary for the collective sanity of the actors, writers, and crew for Amazon MGM to go full Inquisition and copyright strike any and all mentions of VLD and Klance”.

At least for Roberto Zenca’s sake.

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inside of you there are two intestines.

one of them is large, and the other is small.

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posting this for no particular reason

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If this set builder is to be believed, Voltron the movie has wrapped filming. The timing would also explain their non-appearance at CinemaCon; they were busy wrapping the final scenes.

If this is true, and the film has wrapped, we could be hearing first details about the movie during convention season (Roughly July - October, spearheaded by San Diego Comic Con and New York Comic Con). Look forward to writer and directors finally telling us what the hell this movie is about, how much giant robot punching is in it, and hopefully not having to deal with too many disgruntled Klancers mad Keith and Lance aren't in the movie.

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Yuji Kaida

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"Uncle Fixer vs. Mad Dog Machu".

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At this point, asking for Hasbro to do an animated IDW show when the Energon Universe is selling 10-20x what it could ever sell would be like Shounen Jump looking at the sales of Kagurabachi and deciding to make an anime out of a manga that got canceled a month into its run instead.

Anyone who thinks an IDW cartoon would do well after the Machinima shows, the WFC Trilogy, Cyberverse, and Earthspark does not have any idea what sells to the average Joe.

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Grayson & Grayson

Based on the scenes below:

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Well, after two years and a lot of comics that didn't really make a lot of waves save their Biker Mice from Mars miniseries which did apparently do well enough to launch an ongoing, the Nacelleverse, the weird shared universe from the guy who bought the world The Toys that Made Us and its numerous spinoffs, finally got to debut today on Tubi, a Western style cartoon that is unabashedly Western, with its first cartoon, Roboforce, based on a toyline in the 80s that was utterly murdered by The Transformers and Robotech as kids gravitated towards Japanese style robots that looked sleeker and more dynamic than their American counterparts.

Doesn't look great, does it? Not to mention, it's an exclusive on Tubi, a fully ad-supported streamer that seems to fill the role network television did in the 80s and 90s, with second-run shows and films for those who don't want to pay for every streaming service, making it the equivalent of a lower-budget syndicated show.

You know what would suck for this ambitious, if odd shared universe attempt from Nacelle? If, like in the 80s, Roboforce was in direct competition with a higher-budget show demonstrating sleeker, cooler-looking, and better animated robots, with a company willing to spend more money on advertising.

And their opening song is better to boot.

It's one thing if Roboforce looks like of bleh on its own, it's another when it's in direct competition with a Gundam series being aired on Prime Video with very high production values, and numerous simultaneous dubs around the world.

Maybe this is why Western cartoons seem to have completely ceded action animation to Japanese and Chinese studios, or in other cases, outright pretend they're anime. I mean, good luck to the folks behind the Nacelleverse because every panel and interview they've done has shown a lot of genuine enthusiasm towards the idea and making Western action cartoons again, but on the other hand...just compare the footage.