Gravity Falls also falls into the Horror Comedy. Even if wasnt advertised that way.
Discord: Waido X 255#1372 If you cant contact me on TV Tropes do it here.I'm really loving how anime it looks.
they're gonna find intelligent life up there on the moon/and the canterbury tales will shoot up to the top of the best-seller listDisney tried their hand at YA horror in the early 80's, with stuff like The Watcher in the Woods and Something Wicked This Way Comes (and, some would say, Return to Oz).
I'm just glad to see a series with appealing character designs. The trend in recent years has seemed to be to make characters look like something an elementary school kid would doodle in the margins of a notebook.
edited 24th Feb '18 6:22:23 PM by Robbery
Let's see how dark this cartoon can get.
I think I'm pretty excited about this. The style looks great and (presumably not-terribly-gory) horror-comedy? Hell yeah.
Loves feel-good animation a whole lot.I like the looks of this. Think I'll keep an eye on it.
/crawls back under rockI'm on board with this show, now I can watch this along with Star and Amphibia all on the same channel (Disney Channel) which I hadn't watched actively since they moved Wander Over Yonder! Now Disney please move Ducktales to Disney Channel. It seriously needs more attention.
edited 3rd Mar '18 8:04:18 PM by brb1006
Necroing this thread, because:
They'll take cartoon requests to raise money for RAICES, said to be "the largest immigration legal services non-profit in TX, focusing on under-served immigrant children, families and refugees!"
Sounds like it's for a great cause! Just one thing: What conditions do these things usually have? It's not like these requests can be made for free, right?
edited 25th Jun '18 6:14:31 PM by TargetmasterJoe
I like how the villain looks. Gives me an old Victorian goth crossed with an Owl feel.
Wait, when did they establish any antagonists?
Yeah, no, that character you're thinking of is the mentor character.
I like that then, usually characters like that are potrayed as villains unless its The Addams Family or Hotel Transylvania
Glad to see Perky Goth characters are still running strong.
Raising this thread from the dead for an update:
Molly Knox Ostertag, author of The Witch Boy and fiancée of one Noelle Stevenson is now a staff writer for The Owl House!
More LGBT folk working at Disney, then again Disney always had a long relationship with the gay community. I mean in Beauty and the Beast there was a load of gay people who worked on there from Andrea Deja to Howard Ashman.
I didnt know Molly O was Noelle's fiancee! That's awesome!
Discord: Waido X 255#1372 If you cant contact me on TV Tropes do it here.The Owl House (among other upcoming Disney shows) will be shown off at the CTN Animation Expo on November 18th, 2018!
EDIT: Way overdue in responding, but I didn't even know Howard Ashman was queer until I read that. The more you know...
Edited by TargetmasterJoe on Oct 24th 2018 at 11:09:54 AM
Necro-bumping, because we have a poster with an official logo!◊
(Can't believe we missed this...)
Oooh this looks nice.
I hope this is a new Gravity Falls.
Niiiiiiice.
Do we know when this is dropping, other than next year? I'm hype for it.
@Wispy: I'm pretty sure Dana Terrace, who worked on Gravity Falls, is working on this.
She's not just working on this, she created it.
Like, she's the creator of the show.
I recall Dana Terrace saying something about doing a secret project on her Twitter...
And something tells me this is that "secret project" of hers.
From an article:
Calling it a horror-comedy series is piquing my interest since "horror" is not something that springs to mind when one thinks of Disney (The Nightmare Before Christmas and The Haunted Mansion notwithstanding). And these character designs are downright eye-catching as well!
Also, if this "King" character is indeed the little creature next to who appears to be the main character, does anyone else think he looks like Stitch if the top part of his head was a skull?
edited 23rd Feb '18 6:53:42 PM by TargetmasterJoe