/co/ - Comics & Cartoons

>>238846
It's a show about bears, man.

>>237892
It's a callback to the webcomic they originally appeared in. They were stacked on top of each other instead of being placed side-by-side to conserve panel space.

Burgess and Jammers. Really seem like bits rather than a cohesive show. Like the recent slate of ABC Sitcoms.

>>238941
I would say they are really milking this gag dry.

Hey guys, this Chinese wolf and sheep animated movie some of you were all over about is out.

http://kisscartoon.me/Cartoon/Pleasant-Goat-and-Big-Big-Wolf

Also, here is the terrifyingly terrible french Puss in Boots CGI animated movie - with a really weirdly acting William Shatner as Puss. :)

http://kisscartoon.me/Cartoon/The-True-Story-of-Puss-N-Boots/Movie?id=64417

test

FUCKING RAD

Hot damn, that's cool.

Page 5, for this? I don't think so...

>>238319
About time, that place was awful, stupid and full of reposts.

I really do love this show, but god damn is it hard to sit through sometimes. Really great about switching between being funny and getting incredibly real.

>>238040
People can always fansub. Softsubbing FTW.

Also, French is not that hard to understand.

I learned it in primary school so I understand a bit, but not much.
That said, if the bloody Transformers community couldn't fan-sub Beast Wars 2 and Neo in the past 20 years, I expect even less help from the even more fractured furry community, sadly.

>>238086

And how did you get it? And why so low-res?

>>238142
That thumbnail got me so good.

>>237707
Only thing I'm worried about is how much artistic freedom the writers have to express their messages and how much the government sticks their noses into things. Granted all countries have that problem but the West has seen its share of successful works with explicit anti-government themes.

>>237721
I wonder what the underground yaoi market there is like. I know from personal experience how enormous the audience is, and I doubt the recent crackdown would put a damper on that.

I think part of the nineties aesthetics have to take in the kind of gravitation to geometric design and clean gray shades that came from the architecture and interior decoration considered professional. The kind of stuff they saw as cutting edge technology back then. There was a lot of office aesthetics that were considered earmarks for technology, as a sort of counter to the RADICAL social design.

It's a sort of growth from designs started in the eighties, but slimmed down and brightened for the nineties.

Also laser tag.

>>237664
The diversification of media and sub-cultures in the '90s does make it hard to pin down a distinctly '90s "style", but if we're sticking with kids' stuff I do agree there was a tangible shift towards "XTREEEME!" concepts and trappings. More specifically, the co-opting of rebellious imagery by corporations and the establishment to either sell brands or push conformist messages (y'know, "radical dudes don't do drugs", that sort of thing). Kids my age didn't buy it because the stuff being pumped out was always a bit too sleek and colourful (before the grime filter came down in the noughties). It was like a game we all played with the brands being shoved on us, where we took pride in being smarter than the media we consumed and yet still consumed it, which is where the "irony" part comes in.

>>237404
What the ever loving fuck

>>237404
I WISH all nighters were that fun.

One of the things I really like about this show is every now and then they produce a contextualizing episode. At first I wasn't overly fond of Historical Friction, but then I realized it was meant more to shine a light on Pearl than stand on its own.

They're basically directly addressing the issues fans had been complaining about with this sort of demonstration that Pearl had flaws and it was starting to bother them. Which, honestly, is fairly clever story telling in its own right, but still, it made me develop a further appreciation for what they're doing.

http://as-warm-as-choco.tumblr.com/post/118313399178/steven-universe-animation-staff-book
These are way cute.