>>486763 Nique is some short-haired man-hating lesbian now isn't she? (and in the process happens to look alot like the artist's self-insert character except she lacks glasses)
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>>486761 So now not only does Hitler never do anything wrong in Tat's alternate world of madness but Imperial Japan did nothing wrong too? It was somehow the Americans that tricked them into attacking Pearl Harbor on behalf of the Jews?
>>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.
>>486694 This feels like its cribbing too much from SH2 and thus feels soulless, doesn't truly express what his experience in the Town of Silent Hill (and what its subsequent denizens) would be.
I'm going to (try to) post a classic theatrical cartoon each day. Feel free to watch along, or just check in from time to time to catch up on several at once.
In honor of January 1st, I'll first focus on newcomers to the Public Domain.
Today's picture is the first cartoon to come out of the Terrytoons studio, Caviar (1930). If you enjoy rats acting Russian and getting into various winter hi-jinks, this might be the cartoon for you.
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Bob Clampett Productions - It's a Grand Old Nag (1947)
The sole animated theatrical short produced by Republic Pictures. They were mostly known for B movies, so I guess they couldn't afford to keep an animation unit going beyond this one short. The sole theatrical production by Bob Clampett gone solo, before he turned his attention to television.
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>>486793 >The "mass-hiding" thing was just an IDW autism explanation IDW didn't invent mass displacement, however. Like "alt mode", it started as a fan term for something you see in TF media going all the way back to Sunbow and Marvel. Even the idea that the mass is being displaced to "subspace" was originally a fandom idea.
>>486794 >IDW didn't invent mass displacement, however No, it was there from day 1 of the cartoon, it's just IDW who gave it a name as a specific in-universe thing instead of something the robots just did because they are fucking alien super robots.
>>486793 >>486794 >>486795 This got me wondering just when fans started using "mass displacement" for this specific thing.
The oldest fandom usage of the phrase I could find is an alt.toys.transformers fanfic from 1994... but the story is talking about a zone of mass displacement, not the process that lets Transformers like Megatron shrink and expand:
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>>486779 Potayto, potahto. Whether it's one continuous story or a series of sequels and spin-offs, the original creatives are gone, and with them what made the original vision the original vision.
I'm enjoying Punch Punch Forever. It being a web animation with the concept as a faux-anime episodes are being fandubbed and put online, really late on getting into it turns out (though being an indie thing there's big stretches of times between new episodes).
So new comicbook this year. it's about Hilda finding an asteroid, hijinks ensured. I haven't got the last year comic yet, but Hide from the Rain was peak. I fucking loved it and it was a palate cleanser after the shitfest that S3 was. Luke still got it. Anyways what do you think of the spinoff so far? >>486737 That's obviously from the Dark Knight