Making a thread about the new Disney show Stugo. If you don't know what the show is here's a quick bit about it. >Six gifted middle schoolers are invited to a mysterious remote island in the Caribbean for what they believe is an academic summer camp. However, they soon discover that the camp is a ruse orchestrated by Dr. Lullah, a mad scientist who resides on the island. Unable to leave for three months, the kids must navigate the island's fantastical and dangerous flora and fauna, much of which has been created by Dr. Lullah.
>>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.
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>>486460 Reading the storytime, it seems like it's actually pretty nice to go in publication order, and because it changed the hands of publishers a few times, the essentials are went over (with a bit of variety too). I don't think there is a prequel persay, but he did explore the concept of funny animals in The Adventures of Nilson Groundthumper and Hermy, but it's not a connected world.
Just thinking to make one incase it goes haywire again this year. Though if it doesn't, feel free to discuss anyway! It's been going pretty well this year I feel like, even with the vitrol for best girl.
>>486301 With soundtracks, you need to understand they do not sell well compared to everything else. And Disney probably (definitely) did not consider scores for children's TV shows as prestige material. And what kid would ask their parents for a CD of the background music anyway? For all that I've seen, normal children may like a song, and may want to have that song at the ready on a CD to put in a player and press the play button. As sad as it might sound, Disney were correct not to release the score to Ducktales when the show was fresh. Everyone who cares now is an adult who likes orchestra/neoclassical, or a Ron Jones fan. So this might be 10 or 20 years too late, but not 40 years too late, you get what I'm saying?