Animated/CG mini series and a "mon" toys and cartoon. Western Animation

I had been thinking about for quite sometime but couldn't remember their name.

The first one is a 2D/3D animated mini series about 2 students and a I.T teacher discover bug like creatures in a cyber space in their computer. They can have them battle and even one is blasted to pieces revive after the fight. I.T teacher invite a mobile device which the students can check and battle each other.

The second is difficult to remember but I can gather is about a group of protagonists hunting these animals that have been mutate by what I presume to be extraterrestrial virus. They can even use them to fight against other group that to use them to conquer the world. One of the protagonists had this mutant polar bear with icicles for spikes and claws. The same protagonist had a Dad, who I think is studying whatever mutate the animals. I think that they had a toy of different creatures each inside a cylinder shaped container.

I understand that it might be difficult to understand but this is all I can remember.

Mr "toned yet long shapely legs" needs to go Western Animation

I see this guy overusing this creepy description for female characters ALL the time. Every single character description that includes Ms Fanservice and Male Gaze he has to add this creepy description

"buxom breast, buxom body, high rear end, toned and long yet shapely legs" Somebody stop him before he jizzes all over the website.

"very big breasts, ripped broad shoulders, voluptuous yet toned body, and long toned yet shapely legs."

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Film/Tamara

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/ComicBook/ScarletWitch

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Music/Rihanna

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/MsFanservice/ComicBooks?from=MsFanservice.Comics

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/MsFanservice/WesternAnimation

On DCAU's Wonder Woman's Ms Fanservice section:https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Characters/DCAUWonderWoman

-Diana is a tall, very beautiful raven-haired Amazonian woman who gets a significant amount of Male Gaze in the series due to the fact that she usually wears a strapless leotard that highlights her very large breasts, voluptuous yet toned athletic body, impressive hourglass figure, long toned yet shapely legs, toned broad shoulders, and nicely toned buttocks.

On DCAU's Black Canary https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Characters/JusticeLeagueTheLeague

Ms Fanservice: Her character design has to be one of the most obvious example of this trope in the series through the fact that she is a very beautiful, blonde-haired woman who wears an outfit that highlights her voluptuous body, buxom breasts, long toned yet shapely legs, and nice rear end.

Male Gaze: She tends to get subjected to these, mainly via camera shots that are focused on her voluptuous body, buxom breasts, curves, nice rear end, and long toned yet shapely legs.

On Gwen Stacy: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Characters/SpiderManLoveInterestsMs. Fanservice: Gwen is a very beautiful blonde-haired woman who wears outfits (particularly skirts with thigh-high socks and boots as well as dresses) that highlight her very voluptuous body and nice legs.

Role Association slog Western Animation

While randomly browsing Star Wars pages, I noticed that Resistance has a JustForFun.Role Association page. The trope is meant to be a JFF inserting characters from other series into the plot, yet I see nothing but listing the voice actors' previous work without ever contextualizing what you want the reader to imagine.

This is the type of zero-effort troping that doomed Hey Its That Voice a while back. What can tropers familiar with the work do to ensure the page isn't a stub?

Possible indentation problem on Nutri Ventures Western Animation

I was tweaking some of the examples on Nutri Ventures: The Quest for the Seven Kingdoms so that they were in line with the rule on indentation examples, but this one was confusing so I decided to try and come to ATT for clarification. Would this example for Color-Coded for Your Convenience fall in violation of the indentation policy?

• Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Each Guardian and their associated kingdom have a specific color representing them. The Gugas even match their owners' colors.
  • White: Dairy.
  • Red: Meat and eggs.
  • Blue: Fish and seafood.
  • Brown: Legumes.
  • Yellow: Grains.
  • Green: Vegetables.
  • Orange: Fruits.
  • While Purple doesn't have a kingdom, it does seem to be associated with mission control as Guardian Purple is the kids' mentor and guide and he does happen to have a Guga to match him.

DC Super Hero Girls episode error Western Animation

Hello. On the recap page for DC Super Hero Girls, there are three episodes that have a slight error. For #DCSuperHeroBoys, #Frenemies, and #SoulSisters, they are incorrectly listed as Season 2. When I tried to change it, I saw that someone incorrectly thought they were Season 2 episodes. Would it be better to change the episodes back to Season 1?

HTTYD Tearjerker Western Animation

Trying to avoid an edit war on How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. I want to add the fact that ultimately, all the sacrifices (lives, limbs, etc.) made throughout the series in the name of dragons and humans living together peacefully was basically for nothing and Ozwald Edswald keeps removing it "because it makes no sense, thr dragons leaving does not invalidate everything that happened in the series. Everything that happened made both dragons and humans stronger."

I'd argue that it didn't, but whether it did or not is a moot point. "Stronger" or not, dragons and humans give up on ever integrating their worlds in such a way that no one else can ever take up the cause and that's sad.

Maybe rewording it would help?

Timed by a gemstone? Western Animation

Would anyone happen to know what movie/show/anime is that involved a character or group of characters that were in a rush to do something because a necklace or gemstone they had was slowly fading. It was circular and faded inwards, and near the end it only had one or so small spots left but they were able to solve whatever it was they were doing before the color of the gem completely vanished. I know this is a very broad thing but that's all I can remember and it's really killing me that I can't remember...

Fanfic on main page Western Animation

On the YMMV page for Miraculous Ladybug, somebody added a Broken Base entry that's specifically about a popular kind of Revenge Fic. In other words, it's not about the series Miraculous Ladybug itself. On the other hand, it can't be listed on a fanfic's work page since it's not about one specific fanfic but rather a popular subgenre. So is it kosher to list an entry about a subgenre on the main work's page?

Edit war Western Animation

Okay so lapister has readded an Unfortunate Implications entry in Miraculous Ladybug which I removed since their source is an instagram post comparing the two rather an actual citation from an article explaining said unfortunate implications. What they've added is no better then a tumblr blog and have now turned this into a full blown Edit War on their part.

Source

CurseCutShort in "Incredibles 2" Western Animation

We've been having an issue regarding "Incredibles 2" and the Curse Cut Short trope.

When Bob has discovers that Jack-Jack has powers and Frozone is called over to help, there's a scene where Jack-Jack vanishes into another dimension and then transforms into a demon when denied a cookie.

Both times Frozone (voiced by national treasure Samuel L. Jackson) delivers the Curse Cut Short... "what the f**k".

The issue we're encountering is where the curse is cut short. Some tropers are hearing it cut off at "what the" while others are insisting they can hear the "F"-sound so it's "what the f...".

I've listened the MP4 file I keep on my PC over dozen times, with headphones, even varying the play-back speed, but I only hear "what the".

At first I thought it may be a case of troper's personal expectations that Sam Jackson is the type who would squeeze as much of the curse in as possible so they are hearing the "F" because they expect it.

But then it struck me that maybe there's an audio track variation between the various releases of the movie say the Blu-Ray, DVD or Web download versions?

They did tweak the movie post-release to tone down the flashing lights sequence in the Elasti-girl / Screenslaver fight, so maybe some versions did include the "F" sound.

I'm looking to get a consensus so there's an ATT reference I can use to try and put this issue to rest.

So tropers... Is it "What the" or "What the F..."? If you can, please include what version of the movie you're referencing (ie Blu-Ray, DVD, Webdownload, original strobe, toned-down strobe)

thanks.

BLAM (BigLippedAlligatorMoment) Western Animation

Two quick questions. One: Would the Pancake Bunny bit from Ralph Breaks the Internet being one of The Stinger scenes instead of the actual movie liklye to prevent it from being a BLAM still count as it being such? Second, would the item go on the Trvia for the movie or the YMMV?

Another wave of page vandalism from the Voltron shipping FanDumb Western Animation

Bombonn has been going about editing various Voltron pages and entries with a clear bias in favor of Keith/Lance and attempting to delegitimize those ships that are in competition with it. Although some of them aren't completely horrible on their own, some of them are (for example, the changes to Straight Gay), and on the whole it's blatantly clear that a shipping agenda is at play, including comments that are meant as attacks on real-life people. Their one non-Voltron edit to the Promare page is pretty bad too, as it suffers from a bad case of rabid fujoshi shipping goggles syndrome as well as trope misuse.

Since the account is brand new it might merit a check to see if they're a sockpuppet of any previous editors to the Voltron page who have gotten suspended.

Reaching for nationalities in Captain Flamingo Western Animation

I realize this isn't a well known show, but I feel that the editor is grasping at straws for birthdays and nationalities for the characters. Some examples I found:

• Milo is half-Japanese.
• Lizbeth is Chinese-Filipino and is born on Mischief Night.
• Max is born on Rememberance Day.
• It even says that the cartoon is Canadian-Filipino produced on the work's main page.

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Characters/CaptainFlamingo

Princess Jasmine's Age Western Animation

A while back, I deleted a Values Dissonance entry on Aladdin's YMMV page stating Princess Jasmine to be 15 years old, as I had stumbled across a piece of trivia on Jasmine's page on the Disney Wiki saying she was going to be fifteen and that the Sultan would say that she's got to be married by her sixteenth birthday in an early story concept for the movie, but Jeffery Katzenberg nixed it because he worried about sending the wrong message by showing a fifteen year old girl getting married. It then linked to a book titled Aladdin: The Making of an Animated Film, a book that talks about the movie's development, as its source. More recently, a fellow troper added a Fanon entry to the movie's YMMV page mentioning this exact information. However, Queen Of Swords just deleted it and re-added the Values Dissonance entry while linking to two articles as a source. One of which is a blog that says "although several of the princesses ages were never actually stated in the films, researchers have used aspects from the movies, interviews with members from the Disney corporation, and a general sense of how girls act at certain ages to compile enough data to at least guess at these ages"; from my point of view, this blog never provides any actual sources of their own to back up this claim apart from hearsay, and they even state that it's more of an estimation rather than a concrete answer. The other one links to a Buzzfeed article which itself links to the Disney Princess page on the Disney Wiki, stating that that's where their ages are found. However, I looked, and there's nothing there. Suffice it to say, I don't really consider these valid sources to back up the idea that Jasmine is 15, and I personally trust what a book, that talks about the movie's development and the people working on the movie while going into great detail about each of those things, has to say over what these people on the Internet have to say. I would delete the Values Dissonance example again and re-add fearlessnikki's Fanon entry, but I don't want to risk starting an Edit War.

Any thoughts?

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recap page not being made Western Animation

I've been working on making recap pages for episodes of The Emperor's New School. However, when I make one for The Emperors New School S 1 E 20 The Yzma The Stole Kuzcoween Monster Masquerade, it doesn't appear even after I hit save. the link becomes blue on the recap home, but the page itself says the article doesn't exist. Anybody else having this problem?

Public domain animation page Western Animation

On the PD Animation page some of the folders include lost cartoons that can't be linked to, and because of how old they are it's very unlikely copies of them will ever turn up. Is it okay to delete most of these lost works from the folders since they take up too much space in an overall large page?

Wanting to add a trope but not 100% sure on it Western Animation

The trope I want to add is Bittersweet Ending and I want to add it to the Jumanji cartoon, but I'm not completely sure if it happened or not.

From my recollection, in the cartoon Alan was finally freed once he discovered and solved his clue but unlike the original film or the sequels he doesn't end up released when he got sucked into the game but in the present day, so Alan is no longer trapped in Jumanji but still lost 20+ years of his life.

I just want to make sure this actually happened and figured this was a better place to ask since discussion pages on older works tend to get very little response to them.

Deleted characters page Western Animation

The characters page for Angelo Rules has been recently cut and I don't understand why. I also wanted to add an example on one of the character's portofolio. Is it possible to recreate?

No Title Western Animation

This may be a hard one. If anyone could help I'd be super thankful. I cant remember the name of this cartoon or the channel I watched it on (the unes I used to watch like good 2000s kid were Disney Channel, Disney XD, Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon) and to make things even harder I don't reckon it was a very famous one, if I remember it right, it was on kinda late into the am and always the same 5 episodes. There was this lad from earth, his name could be Jake but I'm not sure. He lived in a farm with his uncle and aunt (maybe grandparents idk) and for some reason he went to school in space, he was the only human there, everyone else were aliens. A school-bus/spaceship would pick him up to go to the school. I think there was an alien girl he had a crush on and a green jelly (kinda like Zac from League of Legends probably would've looked like before gym and steroids) Oh, this may be weird, too weird, but I'm pretty sure spaceships inside this cartoon were fuelled by cow poop. That's all I remember! Cheers! Ps: grew up in Brazil, the cartoon is not from there, but it was on (dubbed, of course)

Potential edit war going on in Simpsons S8E17? Western Animation

Okay, so a while back I was deleting some entries on The Simpsons S8 E17: "My Sister, My Sitter" that seemed like complaining as discussed here, and then marcoasalazarm came along and added some of those entries back without an edit reason, I then deleted them again asking why he deleted them, then, when I came back to the page after a while, I found he added them back again with a Wall of Text edit reason. Then someone else readded Took a Level in Jerkass to the page.

Edit War in YMMV/StevenUniverseTheMovie Western Animation

Super Sonic Heroes added an incredibly long Ron the Death Eater entry about Pink Diamond on YMMV.Steven Universe The Movie. Court Dogs removed it, citing that RTDE was only for fanfics and not general fandom attitude. SSH added it back, citing the use of it for fandom attitude on other pages.

Page history.

double post Western Animation

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Need a name of a TV show Western Animation

Hey Troopers,

So on the question: it was animated TV show maybe from the 90s or 2000s it was about an antagonistic who was dress all in black and had a red ring on him that could control technology it like computers and stuff and there was a detective who was trying to capture him... I know it is now much but.. Also I think it was French

Arthur Tearjerker Page Butchered Western Animation

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/article_history.php?article=TearJerker.Arthur#edit24114314

A user erased several seasons worth of tearjerkers and it looks like vandalism to me. Tearjerker is YMMV, meaning it is up to the users' discretion. Can we restore the former page, please?