MASTER OF BIG RED
How about a cartoon based on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2Ccg2MfSAk
Burn It Down In The End
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He probably would be Derpy Hooves' role model.
I want to see a re-imagining of Rainbow Brite as an Ordinary High-School Student who is given magical powers. She would use them to fight more serious villains than the one she dealt with in the original show. Her friends would each be given one power, but Rainbow Brite would get the full combo ATLA-style.
edited 28th Sep '13 4:22:56 PM by Kossmeister
Every time a fairy says that it doesn't believe in humans, a human child dies.
This:
A gen 2 (3?) Goof Troop show where Max and PJ have kids. What would make it interesting would be to see how the characters' respective upbringings influence the way they raise their own kids. Max could use Hands-Off Parenting while PJ was a Doting Parent who was afraid to even yell at his kid.
THE BASILISK OF DOOOOM
Looney Tunes, but with a twist- it acts like the latest sitcom-like version on CN, but this time the Tunes are going around the world!
MY EYES ARE SO CUTE THEY WILL KILL YOU
Fly Air Madeline
An animated reimagining of 3-2-1 Contact! starring a trio of adolescent detectives who use Real Science to thwart the evil machinations of various criminals threatening Los Angeles. Their home base is a secret underground bunker and lab hidden beneath the city and resembling the room from the 1980-1983 season. It has a science lab, forensics lab, break room, etc. Airs Saturday mornings on PBS Kids GO! (Check local listings)
A series set in the universe of the graphic novel Spiralbound: Top Secret Summer. Set after the events of the book, Ana Rabbit now works as a freelance detective and reporter for the underground newspaper The Scoop during the summer months. Ever inquisitive and nosy, Ana's sleuthing often causes her friends Stucky Hound, Emily the canary, Viola the mouse, Turnip the elephant and the band members of Kodiak and Calico to get swept up into the mystery themselves.
A Serialization of the Zita the Spacegirl series.
edited 28th Sep '13 8:26:21 PM by lewattoo
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Zita the Spacegirl? SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!
I really have no true ideas, but this does remind me to update my dream cartoon crossovers thread.
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Booster Gold the Animated Series.
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Booster Gold and his amazin' friends, Spider-man and Deadpool!
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MASTER OF BIG RED
A cartoon similar to Invader Zim, with a futuristic robot from 3032 called Bionite going back in time to our time to save his home of , and is constantly trying to hide the fact he is a future robot. He would be like a cyborg, with multiple gadgets built in to him, but they always cause trouble, as this robot was sent back in time just 1 minute after is creation, so he doesn't know how to use the gadgets.
He would also live in the home of his creator (Phillip Olton)'s great ancestor, Jacob Olton. Jacob Olton finds Bionite lying on the sidewalk after a car hit him, and drags him home to fix him. Bionite wakes up an hour later and tells Phillip about himself, and the two become a duo, with Phillip being one of the only few people who know Bionite is a robot. Bionite dresses up as a human in the show a lot, and uses many different disguises in different environment.
There would also be a subplot every few episodes involving a crazy scientist trying to kidnap Bionite, because he knows he is a robot, but Bionite would always escape and injure the scientist (that I will name Dr. Albert Charles Galileo, or Al) in Tom and Jerry and Looney Tunes fashion.
I think the cartoon would have lots of science and technology references and puns in it.
The title will probably be Bionite, because the previous title sounded too long.
I do have another cartoon idea, the Adventures of Sneaky and Chip, about a Raccoon and a Squirrel who steal things and rob places, but I think I have too many things to type about that, so if someone wants me to tell the details, either post something on here or PM me.
edited 17th Nov '13 4:19:24 PM by BigRedTroper
BIG RED 4 LIFE
Two Humanoid Abominations, one a boy who can manipulate space (mostly to size-shift himself or others) and a little girl who can go in and out of shadows (any shadow), basically go around all over the world looking at things with child-like wonder. From going around someone's house while the size of mice, to staring at the night scene of a city while peeping out of the shadow over a ledge. Occaissionally, they might end up finding other monsters, but it won' be the focus.
No sound, only expressions and music.
Animated by Genndy Tartakovsky.
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The Saturday Morning Squad!
''Saturdays are meant to be a joyous time for Children all over the world; to have fun, to be creative, to throw off the shackles of the man and do the things they want to do! But there are plenty of people who want to ruin Saturdays for everyone: Politicians that want to extend School days, Parents that demand their kids work on the weekends, Evil Ninja women that want to poison children cereal... For Some reason... That's where the SMS comes in! This Top-Rank team of 3 well trained individuals has made it their mission to protect the Sacredness of Saturday for Children all over the world.
Starring: Sargent Saturday, a WWII and Korean Vet with a standard Military Uniform, Gruff voice, shaved head and face, and strong, brutish muscles meant for punching the face of his enemies; Furide (Fyer-ri-day), a master Samurai from Japan in a Blue Ninja outfit (His appearance is hidden from everyone); and BOTSOME, a Futuristic Robot Warrior with Red, White and Blue Colors, Glasses-like eyes, and a Laser Gun.
Together, they shall Protect Saturdays! As, the Saturday Morning Squad!''
I'm actually working on this right now. NO STEALING!
MIA
Gaia: guardians of nature
A young boy finds an ancient bracelet in a antique shop that handpicks him to be the next warrior of nature,. Over the next course of the series, he and his mentor, chestnut discover new warriors( who happen to be his close friends) as they try to stop the blight from warping the realms of both earth and feytasia into a twisted and bleak watseland. Basically w.i.t.c.h meets captain planetedited 12th Mar '16 2:16:12 PM by ewolf2015
MIA
A show parodying the action super hero genre.
Stuff like having to pose to transform.
Overly long attack names.
Hokey effects .
Over the top villains.
Obnoxious team pets that get hilariously mistreated.
At least one magical girl. The fight often ends during her transformation sequence.
Basically Zettai Hero Project: Unlosing Ranger vs. Darkdeath Evilman, but with more range and in Saturday morning cartoon form.