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Problemo is I don't have credit card.
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You don't need a credit card to buy online.
So there's going to be 9 episodes, does anyone have any theories about how it'll be fleshed out? Standalones, story-arcs, what do you expect?
edited 24th Mar '14 5:48:50 AM by editerguy
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I'd say half-random, half-clue about Puppycat's history arc. That's how I would direct the season.
Bee & Deckhard OTP
Godammit global time differences made this awkward for me.
edited 1st Apr '14 4:19:13 PM by editerguy
Mr. Dr.
New production update about the series:
Damn that logo.
edited 3rd Apr '14 7:05:01 PM by Mattonymy
You are displaying abnormally high compulsions to over-analyze works of fiction and media. Diagnosis: TV Tropes Addiction.
..... that's in-progress animation, right???
THE DISGRACE STILL LINGERS UPON ME
Yes - please calm down. If they know better with Bravest Warriors, they'll know better here, too.
I haven't seen it yet, but I just saw Natasha Allegri at Midwest Media Expo. Incredibly nice person, very talented.
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90% chance she's taken by a nice guy.
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Well, I have seen it now. Interesting. I like stuff that's weird in a good way, but takes moments of non-weirdness along with it. Seems to be a trend lately.
ETA: Also a trend: NOT INDEXING YOUR DAMN WMG, HEADSCRATCHERS, AND NIGHTMARE FUEL PAGES EVEN THOUGH THIS TAKES LITERALLY A SECOND TO DO.
edited 26th Apr '14 6:21:45 PM by Twentington
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Figured until B&P returns, I would post Cartoon hangover shorts on here to pass the time.
I was half expecting this to be a series about a juvinile criminal escaping prison once I saw the teaser. And who else thinks this shoud be a new series on the website?
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I've seen it before. But yeah, it has some potential.
Fun Fact: Tiny Ghost is voiced by Breezy, Tiny Tina and (I quite frankly didn't believe this one) Sasha Braus.
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I knew that voice was Breezy! And Yes, i'm sure everyone has seen these before, but i'm just filling in space until Bee gets back.
The best Cartoon Hangover short is Manly. I hope they make that into a series like B&P.
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For some reason, I thought of Manly as a mixture of He Man from a girl's perspective and Mushroom Samba with the style and background.
Nyanpasu~
"Doctor Lollipop" was way better than "Manly"...
Loves feel-good animation a whole lot.
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As much as I loved the concept of a male unicorn doctor, an Ambiguously Brown fantasy superwarrior stylized like a 1980's rock cover and having some more in-depth feelings will win everytime.
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Doctor Lollipop was the only short so far I actually didn't like at all. I did like Chainsaw Richard overall, but the only other one I think would be cool as a show is Space Bear... for some reason...
edited 7th Sep '14 7:25:39 PM by editerguy
Manly didn't particularly do anything for me, but I found Doctor Lollipop amusing. Overall the shorts are mostly in the it's-okay-I-guess category for me.
Doctor Lollipop and that storytelling cardgame promo shorts were easier on the eyes for me compared to Manly to be honest.
Doctor Lollipop seemed easier generally, it wasn't very creative or interesting IMHO. Fairly standard internet humour. Maybe you could say the same about Space Bear, but at least Manly was unique.
I meant easier on the eyes. That I could watch Doctor Lollipop. The animation in Manly looks like a improved Problem Solverz to me, sorry.
I know that's what you meant, I meant I agree it was easy on the eyes but then everything about it was pretty standard and familiar so it was easy to predict the gist of what would happen, recognise the character types, etc. The characters and events bored me so I stopped noticing what it looked like. I didn't feel anything in the art was that memorable. That's just my personal impression.
The art in Manly is... distinct in a good way to me.
Besides, how else are you going to get such an authentic Puppycat-hugging experience?
edited 15th Mar '14 7:39:17 PM by Ruise
Loves feel-good animation a whole lot.