#pantheon amc

[s1i9d]

Pantheon Season 1 and 2 is available on Amazon Prime Australia. Netflix is releasing Season 1 on 22 November. Please watch it when it’s out.

PLEASE WATCH PANTHEON IT'S SO FUCKING GOOD

I'll write more about it in a bit because I've been thinking about it for a whole year, but GOD please watch this show it is ridiculously good

[angelaleo]

Ate these shows up like a Christmas feast.

[angst-and-fajitas]

'Cause I'm never going back / to the days I wanna change

[ella-the-eevee]

ATTENTION ALL ANIMATION FANS

AMC's Pantheon is coming to Netflix on November 22.

If you've never seen it it's absolutely phenomenal and a must watch for any animation fan.

You can bookmark it on Netflix right now!

[scolop98]

not that i was expecting any character from either of these shows to become a mother during the events of the show tbh

[bleachedsnow]

Pantheon season 2 is out! This was a thank you card I drew for my last day (over a year ago!). I honestly wasn't sure if I would ever be able to share this publicly lol. The fanbase is small but they are the best and this is still my favorite show I ever worked on 😭

[rowrowronnie]

needed to get doodle this out of my system

[kaxtwenty]

If I had a nickle for every sci-fi show I've watched this year that had...

-people's minds getting uploaded into technology -clone meets girl romance -the global network getting fucked -anti-capitalist themes focusing on tech corporations -lots of parental trauma -main character who just doesn't want to lose the people she loves -pacing issues in season 2 due to not getting renewed for a third season -crazy-ass reality bending shenanigans in the finale -came out in 2022-2023

...I would have two nickles. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.

[dave-ofc]

My Magnum Opus for the 20 Pantheon fans out there

[itsslivernotsilver]

i’m still not over this btw LOOK AT HERRR!!!!!!!!!

[10-dutchies-12-bicycles]

[cyberlilin]

guys i watched pantheon today and im really not normal about it

caspian my beloved. my beloved caspian

[angst-and-fajitas]

just some summer outfits for the Pantheon kids! needed to learn to draw Justine, so I figured I'd do a lineup with my hc heights for em

[ella-the-eevee]

Anyways, Chanda Fanart To Celebrate Pantheon Coming To Netflix November 22!

[mityfresh]

Thank you to Pantheon staff for such a great cartoon.

[folded-boats]

There's a lot to love about Pantheon but so far what I've been thinking about the most is how they managed to make the many wild and unusual things that transpire feel more real by anchoring them in real-life events. For example, it's the first show I've seen that acknowledges the COVID-19 pandemic – and it's an important plot point! Climate change, legal battles over indigenous cultural sites, the Russia-Ukraine war, even conflict in the Middle East... all of these are acknowledged and of notable plot relevance within the show.

Now, I'm sure this is done more often in live action shows (I don't watch very many of those), but for an animated series this is basically unheard of. Whether Pantheon does a good job of incorporating and addressing these issues is another question (each issue could probably get its own essay in this regard; I kind of feel all of them could have been integrated better), but it feels hugely important to me to highlight that the writers included all this because it would have been so easy not to.

In my opinion, more than anything else, this is what makes Pantheon so ambitious from a writing perspective. They didn't have to do all that! They could have avoided a lot of hornet nests and the story itself wouldn't have suffered – but the immersion would have. This way, I felt like everything I was watching could have been real if things had gone just a little bit differently.