Has anyone else been noticing the younger fans for comics (yes they exist, they got into comics through piracy during the pandemic and tend to be ESLs) are much bigger advocates for adaptation accuracy than older fans these days? They're much more critical toward the DCAU's portrayals even and outright credit it to damaging certain character's reputations
>>474571 Young people tend to have dumb and rigid opinions. As you grow older you tend to learn through experience that adapting things actually requires and benefits from changes.
People who act like religious zealots about “faithfully” adapting things always lack awareness of all the things they enjoy that are adaptations and radically changed things.
So.....Omniverse is ending and rumor has it that this is gonna be the last series of the Ben 10 franchise gotta say I am disappointed that this is how it's ending seeing as while Ultimate Alien wasn't anything to write home about at least it didn't treat viewers like absolute dumbasses like Ominverse does. Not to mention the fact that all those flashback episodes in Omniverse are just giant shitty retcons of the continuity because you know the retcons in Alien Force and Ultimate Alien worked so well right?
Kinda funny looking back at this franchise, because I remember back in 2006 CN used to play the original series every single day and it would bring in big numbers but now? Most the kids that grew up watching Ben 10 have moved on, the fanbase has split and the TV ratlins for Omniverse have been abysmal.
>>441152 Actually I easily found this online. Easier to just put this guy on your watchlist. https://www.deviantart.com/nauyaco/gallery/76275229/a-casual-day-of-aliens
>Gooseworx getting super burnt out at the moment when it comes to the show's dev Really feels like they'll never do something this high budget ever again after TADC is done. Looking forward to the upcoming Jax/Ragatha shared two parter coming up though.
"If parents and educators could magically beam messages into kids' heads telling them to stay in school and not use drugs we wouldn't have shows like Arthur and Franklin. If toy companies could beam messages into kids' heads telling them to buy their products there wouldn't be shows like He-Man and Ninja Turtles. If TV writers were clever enough to be stand-up comedians we wouldn't have shows like the Simpsons and South Park."
>>456074 >Plus with a resurgence happening thanks to the newly created Avatar Studios and the upcoming Netflix adaption. >It would've prospered. I come from the far future of 2025. It didn't. Enjoy your RoK/Age of Empires Mobile reskin.
>>473798 >>473825 Those "specific cultural conditions" were m00t's e-mail being held hostage by anti-MLP crazies. m00t himself never had a problem with bronies because even at their "worst" there were always way more problematic people in the site. Anyone who was there to see the whole thing from the start should know this and he explained it in his goodbye stream too. Hiroyuki found the rule dumb and wanted to get rid of it but /mlp/ adviced him against it for the sake of everyone else. Bronies being a problem in 4chan has never been true, it's a great example of people accepting false narratives without question.
>>478311 Intredasting. I've been here since long before Faust hoerse was a thing, but I didn't watch that stream. The so-called spam always seemed wildly exaggarated compared to what I actually saw whenever I looked at the catalog.
