>>478052 It does a bit, but remember "AI shit" had to be trained on something. And a lot of specific high contrast, advanced lighting, intense colour type of digital art was used to train.
>>477530 I'm referring to the scene where the werewolf's cigarette got lit by Grimal, she was in a trance while doing that for her. As well as other parts of the conversation with her.
Is it morally wrong to have sex with your best friend's girlfriend if he's no longer a guy due to some sort form of magic, super science or other such chicanery?
>>476988 Two friends (both male) marathon I Dream A Jeanie and then find a genie bottle. After rubbing it the more frat-ish friend gets turned into a genie who looks like Barbara Eden because the bottle was empty and a new genie needed to be chosen.
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I think this pilot is animated really well and has cute characters in it. The history is also interesting, because this was made only for the Cherokee Nation (largest US recognized tribe) Inage'i - Pilot
There's an adorable cartoon from Kazakhstan that you guys should check out. Season 1 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOkRlz30hr1YrAx9avE2fsAyFfEoFVI9t Season 2 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOkRlz30hr1aVNrn2j5H_106XzGzuqUfb
>Tom King on the difference of writing Clark and Kara and how Steve Orlando helped him.
>He admits he felt "kind of stuck" when he was working on Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow, because he wasn't sure what made her cool. He called Steve Orlando and Orlando gave King the elements that make Supergirl a badass: that she saw her whole planet explode as a teenage. "Trauma, that's my genre!" says Tom King, "It's what I do!" >"She's a little more cynical, she's a little more world weary,". Steve opened all the doors to what became Woman of Tomorrow. So let's all thank Steve Orlando Source: https://www.thepopverse.com/comics-dc-superman-celebrate-c2e2-2025-liveblog
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