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Main Batman The Animated Series Discussion
I took out this because the direct influence from anime is felt much more in later DCAU series than in this one (Just look at the aliens in the Justice League premiere). Animesque should be in theory "Easy to mistake it for being Japanese in origin," which this is not. And a lot of people just don't seem to get that animesque doesn't mean "animated in Asia." About three-quarters of American made shows are outsourced to Asia to begin with, so quoting animation studios means nothing.
If we only have one item on the CMOA page and a link to the DCAU CMOA page, could we move the one item over to the DCAU page and reroute the CMOA link?
Sorry, please diregard this, I was trying to respond to the above topic and hit "New topic" instead of "reply"
Pre-empting the edit war, let's clear this up. I was not the one who originally added this Nostalgia Chick quote, and if I was going to write the Bechdel Test entry all on my own I wouldn't do it this way, but I don't see any actually problem with using this quote. Many articles on TV Tropes include quotes, comments and observations from reviewers, articles, etc. to explain or supplement their invidiaul trope entries. Why shouldn't this one be included?
My point about Candace being a Faux Action Girl is that she was identified as The Dragon, and you generally expect The Dragon to be action-oriented.
I'm really not sure if a criminal wearing a skull-shirt is a Shout Out to The Punisher. It was here a few months ago and I deleted it then because, frankly, it's a (relatively) generic design. A shirt with a skull on it. I've seen people wearing shirts like that in real life. It's not a design unique to the character, like the various superhero logos or costumes, but a pre-existing thing that he co-opted.
Was there anything in the scene to imply it was a specific comic reference?