Show's anniversary is tomorrow, how are you hanging out? what are you planning to do? I'm currently re-reading all the comics. This year's stream is going to be next Saturday (September 26th). According to some anon's last year's request I'm going to stream the first three episodes (given they are a perfect introduction of the series for anyone not familiar with it) and episodes 7 to 13 after that, basically the whole Black Hound arc.
Invite your IRL and online friends, the more the merrier.
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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Here's a Bimbo cartoon with the early dog-like Betty Boop. Bimbo converts his car into a sort of robotic exoskeleton to try and win a boxing match. Pretty sure I saw an anime like this once
Disney - Mickey Mouse - Modern Inventions (1937) https://www.b98.tv/video/modern-inventions/
A Mickey Mouse cartoon that he isn't even in! It's a Donald Duck picture. Donald goes to the museum of modern marvels and is assaulted by various robots and automatons.
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We haven't really had a chance to cover much DFE cartoons outside of their overlap with the Looney Tunes, so let's take a look at their multiple theatrical series this week.
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Does anyone have that comic where Batman has a weird face every time Commissioner Gordon looks away from him, but a normal one when Gordon looks back at him again?
This has been a slow year for us furries, didn't have to start a topic all year. But then again, much of the new reveals happen at the obscure anthro character discord nowadays.
Just posting her about a godsend I received recently - I have been trying literally for years to get Mutant Rampage: Bodyslam to work on a Philips CDI emulator (yes, that infamous system - and yes, that same company who made the creepy Zelda animations made this game). Well, that still didn't succeed, but the next best thing did, a guy I found on spriterresources managed to extract the sprites from the game! So now I can finally check out the naked Centaur and Cheetah ladies, topless Rakshasi, and sexy swimsuit Gazelles and karate-robed Lionesses up close, not to mention the boss of Animorpha Roma, Tina Felina!
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>>486575 I liked it, it's fun. You get an explanation of why the nomads were so prone to genocide they used to be a great civilization led by a previous Avatar, there was a earth kingdom uprising and this avatar refused to defend his people, this led to a civilization collapse of the Air Empire from which they never recovered.
>>480809 I liked it but there was a post that basically summed up my thoughts on it Essentially how each season would introduce a thing I really liked but the next season barely did anything with them
>>444375 It felt fast. I thought KC wouldn't get the special power until episode 2, even having Jo getting a ring and learning how to use it right in episode 1. Season 1 worked fine and it was nice to have a few of the episodes dedicated to the members (Rosa, Gramps, precognition cat), season 2 was okay-ish now that they're in space (many would remember the alien milf). Season 3 is probably where it rushed to the finish line. Granted, I liked that gramps had the final piece of the story all along but goddamn it felt like it needed more room to breathe. Or y'know, it'd just be nice to have a few more adventure episodes. >S1 10 episodes >S2 8 episodes >S3 6 episodes I don't know what it is with Netflix.