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Re: Your favourite non-TF cel-animated shows?

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 12:07 pm
by BWprowl
Gomess wrote:lololololol. You do remember where you are, right? Everyone here remembers Ego Puff Points and A.R.R.S., for cryin' out loud.
See, I remember those things, but I'm not quite sure what '86 is talking about. Unless it's the Unicron toy (which the fandom famously "Waited seventeen years for") in which case I do. Except I don't.

As for The Venture Bros., the 'fanservice' in there (which I really don't think of as such, if only because I have an apparent double-standard with the context) was kind of a non-issue for me. Of course, I didn't know about the Doc Hammer pin-up thing, so. And anyway, Adult Swim's stuff has featured similar content for ages, so maybe I just didn't notice *how* it was being presented in this context.

And Trianna is a total Mary-Sue, but she hardly shows up anymore, and in this case I just get to laugh at Dean for being such a loser for being attracted to her.

Re: Your favourite non-TF cel-animated shows?

Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 5:39 am
by Gomess
Awh, hey now, Unicron wasn't THAT bad! =p

Pete White is just about the best representation of albinism I've ever seen on TV, western or eastern, by the way. Except this Darnell guy on the current UK Big Brother, I guess. But he's real, and thus doesn't count.

One thing the east, in particular, is STILL not so great at, is black guys. Get over them, Japan! They're JUST LIKE YOOOUUUU.

Pretty much any time the US is shown in Japanese fiction, there'll be a black guy RIGHT at the front. And probably a white guy with longish hair next to him. Parupu Fikushon...?

Re: Your favourite non-TF cel-animated shows?

Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 5:50 am
by Gomess
Wahh double post, sorreh. Deleteme?

Re: Your favourite non-TF cel-animated shows?

Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 9:18 am
by Onslaught Six
BWprowl wrote:See, I remember those things, but I'm not quite sure what '86 is talking about. Unless it's the Unicron toy (which the fandom famously "Waited seventeen years for") in which case I do. Except I don't.
I'm sure he won't appreciate me saying, but it's entirely unrelated to TF. Eheh.

Re: Your favourite non-TF cel-animated shows?

Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 11:05 am
by Gomess
Hey hey HEY, much as I love him, 86's personal life isn't gonna hijack my thread! >_< Someone talk about cartooooons!

Re: Your favourite non-TF cel-animated shows?

Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 10:32 pm
by onslaught86
So, about cartoons..

I'm watching streaming Family Guy! Hate me!

Re: Your favourite non-TF cel-animated shows?

Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 4:59 am
by Gomess
Oh, I do.

Ugliest programme ever. Star Trek might give me a headache, but Family Guy inverts my stomach and stamps on my neck.

And it's just not funny any more. That may be due to 90% of my university buddies being mad about it, but. Now that we're all out on our own, even they admit it's gotten self-consumptive.

...Pretty sure I forbid any mention of "adult animated comedy with no concern for continuity". =p We call that the "Venture Bros and South Park are allowed" Clause.

Re: Your favourite non-TF cel-animated shows?

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 3:41 pm
by onslaught86
Yeah, but it's first season Family Guy. Back when it was genuinely funny. Sorta. And Stewie was more murderous.

Really doesn't have any continuity. Curse you, leafy book of Simpsons.

Re: Your favourite non-TF cel-animated shows?

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 11:37 pm
by BWprowl
I'm strapping on a fat suit and jumping off a trampoline onto thin ice here, but what about Invader Zim? Funny little show that, with kind of a 'loose' continuity. And it got me into Jhonen Vasquez, so hey.

Re: Your favourite non-TF cel-animated shows?

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 11:40 pm
by 138 Scourge
Dayum...I forgot all about Invader Zim!

Yeah, that show was awesome. I was already a fan of Vasquez, so when I unknowingly ran across it, I was all like "This looks like Jhonen's kinda art, here..." so I kept watching.

It's funny that the artwork of the show is almost identical to his drawing style right down to the color palette. And some of the gags are kinda gruesome for a Nickelodeon show.