/co/ - Comics & Cartoons

>>486402
Technically this one's a bait and switch too, since the cover is just dramatic gigantism. The cats at least are normal sized.

>>486575
Is it yet another remake of the original series?

>>486576
>>486575
Its basically an anime series movie with an older Gaang going on a filler adventure (an evil airbender is defrosted and he's looking for an artifact staff that has the spirit of an Avatar contained within it).
The animation is fancy but the writing is stupid, the fights are alot more animu rather than avatar and they changed various voice actors of the original cast.

>>486577
Sounds missable.

>>486556
last two panels remind me of the Heroes III intro. Giant stomping on a couple of birds.
Heroes of Might & Magic 3: The Restoration of Erathia - Intro Cinematic (@2:06)

>>486573
Monster Under The Bed has to be up there, it used to be updated every week, then every two weeks, then every two weeks except when the author is busy so 2-3 weeks at random, sometimes even a month.

>>486563
He actively got optimus killed when he was about to put an end to megatron, and his reward for such jaw-dropping incompetence was leadership.

>>486564
This feels like it's in the same notional ballpark as "fictional people must be made to atone for their fictional actions", whch simply isn't an interesting approach to storytelling (though Annie Wilkes would certainly disagree).

>>486032
Superhambeast.

>>486033
Presumably his superpowered body would be so 'strong' he just is, doesn't put on weight from inactivity or need to work to build muscle. Is just invincible and physically unchanging.

>>483333
>>483356
I watched it on Youtube years ago. Very messy, didn't like it.

Just here for the nudity

>>486499
>>486502
Damn, this shit's deep....

>>486502
Yeah, guess I overthought it.

Kind of reminds me of the work of an artist named Ego Leonard whose art involved giant lego figure statues washing up on beaches.

>>486543
And Whorra was the bitchiest one.

>>486534
The problem isn't laziness, no. The problem is something that's been prevalent across industries ever since the last big economic downturn and the start of austerity measures. That something is stinginess. The people at the top want to make as much money from these shows as they can while also spending as little money on them on they can possibly get away with, and animators have to work within those assigned budgets (and, often as not, take the fall when a show only looks as good as the amount of cash that went into it).

>>486534
>>486537
Like the other anon said, the problem is the lack of money. It's why Hanna-Barbera pioneered their "limited animation" techniques as well (the one where every character has a collar so they can animate only the head and keep the rest of the body the same): they had fuck all budget.

As for Invincible, they actually do have the budget, but they blew like 90% of it in celebrity voice actors and licensed music.