/co/ - Comics & Cartoons

I think anyone who says shows that come out with so little time between them are made in response to each other have no idea how long it takes to make an animated programme.

That said, this looks pretty fun! I'll def be checking it out.

I have some concerns that it may try to add a bit of that Disney brand of teenybopper corniness, but that's probably just how Disney channel advertises their shit coupled with my paranoia from so many bad 00's shows and their horrific live action shows. I had the same worries with Gravity Falls and that turned out great so I'm probably worried over nothing.

If that voice acting that got released wasn't ROUGH early stuff I don't think I'll be able to watch it because HOLY FUCK THAT VOICE ACTING CHRIST

Which is a shame because fuck it looks fun.

>>232092
Watch a foreign dub if the orginal audio bothers you

>>232095
I guess that would my only option, but fuck Star's voice is unbelievably awful, like fuck listen to this, starts 16 seconds in.

//youtube.com/watch?v=_gr0Hz_mV1M

>>232100
That is some Internet-tier voice acting.

>>232105
>Star.webm
So this is western animation

>>232100
Heheh. Bee and puppycat. Yeah you can hear it.

>>232473
What?

>>232479
She sorta has the same speech style as the voice actress on bee and puppycat.
Just that lazily drawn-out vowel stuff with a guttural base.

>>232484
Noooooo, way, couldn't be further after, Star has the voice of a chain smoking 60 year old.

>>232486
Looked it up, and the voice actress for Star (Eden Sher) was born in 1991. So she's just got one of those voices, I guess.

So /co/ is shitting on the show extra hard, but I think it's ok.

>>232571
>>232572
Pretty good show. Thanks for the links. So far it doesn't seem as great as others were potentially hyping it up to be, I guess. Nothing super hilarious either, but definitely not bad in any way.

What's with the horns? Homestuck homage?

>>232583
Pretty sure it's just a hairband with devil horns on it. Just her having a unique fashion sense.

So far: one high school kid kidnapped by a monster butterfly, one lazer puppy sucked into a void, and a whole bunch of whales beached on dry land.

It's ok so far.

>>232586
And don't forget:

Fall! Fall! Fall! Fall! Fall! Fall! Fall!

S'alright, I think I'll warm to it.

Not sure what to think yet. I'll give it a few more full episodes to see if it clicks.
So far it seems kinda tropey.

I'm getting a vague Kim Possible feel from it, only with a superpowered Mabel Pines instead of Kim and someone actually competant instead of Ron Stoppable.

>Burning rainbow
That actually looked pretty cool. I'm the Pyro, apparently.

Pretty meh so far for me. Pacing is too fast, I just don't like those modern comedies that consider kids can't listen or concentrate for more than 10 minutes.

Oh, this show started last night? I didn't realize it was this soon, I must have confused it with something else and thought it aired in February. Guess I'm grabbing the 1080p version just because I saw the link for it first and already have it open.

>>232637
Preview.

>>232085

Is there an official upload or something on Hulu or Netflix?

extremely meh so far, especially after such blind and forced hype for month. It looks nothing special. Nobody has a really interesting personality. Gags are pretty mediocre. Lots of "in your face" stuff like saying "turds". The only positive so far is that it does a few slapstick to the girl characters, which is rare.

It doesn't feel like it has the DEEPEST LORE thing going on. It feels slightly too fast paced. I'll keep watching it.

Well I'm pretty much loving it to bits so far!

The animation is so full of personality and energy - especially considering its flash! Definitely one of the better uses of the tool. I'd say its debatably the best in the US so far.
I'm not HUGE on how fast paced or loud it gets, but I'm definitely gonna keep an eye on this one.

//youtube.com/watch?v=3p6jekgFUtQ

Star needs to chill out. Like seriously, yeah.

>>233143
It's cheap comedy, they probably plan to make it their own spongebob/ttgo.

Wow this series is terrible. I am especially creeped out by the Joker-like grin on Star, but pretty much everyone has this constantly morphing mouth...

New Sticky Internal Bleeding Trailer:

//youtube.com/watch?v=JNMB7VBonJY

>>234336
Of course it is. Whatever the majority of people likes sucks.
Not even sarcastic here.

I hope you're at least being ironic, cayse you're just being a hipster at that point.

This show sucks

What sort of show is this, exactly? I know it's a comedy but is it episodic, with not much continuity focus or does it have any sort of overarching story?

dude, is ZONE show.
We have a lot of zone material here

>>234468
>does it have any sort of overarching story?

Too early to tell. Only four quarter-hour episodes are out so far.

>>234468
From what I've heard the creator plans to have an overarching story, but at this stage it's setting up the foundation of the setting.
The teacher was turned into a troll and still is one in later episodes, so there's continuity, if albeit a little.

>>234950
It's a rick roll.

>>234954
In this day and age?

So after what happened to Star, I'm thinking a good number of monsters Star faces, like >>232545 and probably the ones working for Olga, might in fact be formerly more human-like people who handled a sensitive time of their lives very poorly and wound up permanently mutating.

>>235737
Sweet! Is there more?

>>236313
Whole comic's on exhentai

>>232694
>The animation is so full of personality and energy - especially considering its flash!

Super late on this, but the show isn't actually made with Flash, it's a similar program called Harmony that's been used for stuff like Adventure Time and Wander Over Yonder.

>>236417
I hope it can hold up, heard Star and Cunningham just got swapped to different production companies.

>>236451
Mewberty/Pixtopia was animated by Toon City and the episodes before that were Mercury Filmwork, but that doesn't mean Toon City are doing every episode from now on. It's quite common for a show to have a couple different studios working on it simultaneously.

Unless you're talking about something else.

>>236453
I guess that explains why those episodes felt different.

>>236588
Word is Mercury Film work was given a big project from Disney hence the trade off.

I'm kinda wondering how long it would have taken them to actually mine enough shards to pay off the bill, just since I honestly was expecting it to be a ridiculously short amount of time for them to go and skip out on it.

>>236570
This episode is credited to both, so I'm guessing it'll probably be about an even mix for this season.

>>236589
Seems to be something called "Atomic Puppet". It's apparently airing on Disney XD in the US, but not being produced by Disney itself.

According to Craig McCracken, Mercury Filmworks also left Wander Over Yonder entirely because they didn't have the time available for the second season, so they're switching to Boulder Media.

>>236592
Whoo boy a whole bunch of shuffling. Hope it all goes well.

>>236570
>Star turns into a monster and might have stayed that way if she didn't make out with some idiot keytaurist.
>Two episodes later she tells a monster to go back to living with her enemies as if it's some kind of natural order.
I like this, it's consistent for Star to not immediately realize what's wrong.
It's also cute how the laser puppies learned to tone down their beams for little love-lasers.

>>236588
Actually, rewatching them I've noticed how crazy quiet they are. Hardly any background music. It's very disjointing.

>>236600
She does recognize that there is some good in Lobster Claw. At least, enough that he couldn't completely corrupt the wand.

It's just that he preferred being a bad guy.

Sleep Spells is much the same way with the villain realizing her faults, but decided to take the easy way out in the end.

It's a sobering message for kids if you think about it: There's good in everyone, but that doesn't mean everyone will choose to be good.

>>236801
Yeah, that's why I threw in an "immediately". Good message, though.

>>237140
No.

>>237140
Well, she is Disney, XD cartoons being treated as their own universe notwithstanding. Though I think given the nature of the keys as implements of dimensional travel, I'd think the scissors would be a more appropriate choice. Plus, the wand changing appearance to match the user makes it an odd choice for a keyblade, which needs a distinct style to separate it from the others.

>>237149
Yes.

Just started watching this.

I figured Star would be a stereotypical "crazy" girl, but I was not expecting her to be quite so... chaotic evil? I mean I'm looking at this body count she's racking up. It's not good. Those devil horns on her hairband are not just for show.

>>237299
Yeah, Star can be very reckless and impulsive, but she hasn't really been trying to kill people. I mean aside form the football incident, and that was just her lack of understanding making her think she needed to defend the school. She's learning, though, and I think Marco's doing a better job of teaching her than St. Olga's Reform School would. On the other hand, that is based on my suspicion that St. Olga's going to be revealed as a major villain once Ludo starts being overshadowed.

Looking up when the new episode is, I notice a Wander over Yonder short is going air at the end as a TV broadcast interruption by Hater:
http://wanderoveryonder.wikia.com/wiki/The_First_Take

So, Mewni is basically the worst parts of American and maybe European history with a sparkly magic coating?

>>236642
>Actually, rewatching them I've noticed how crazy quiet they are. Hardly any background music. It's very disjointing.
It's not just music, there's a bizarre lack of ambient sound effects as well. It's like whoever is in charge of sound doesn't do anything that's not specified in the script, leaving huge stretches of dead air everywhere.

>>238837
I think that's my biggest problem with the series. Feels like I would enjoy it alot more if it didn't sound so empty.

>>238843
Are these episode titles from some website? or you are drawing these fanart-titles yourself a' la Batman TAS?

>>238851
I love it when calm villains show little hints of joyful instability like that.

>>238851
>did Star just blow his arm off?
You can actually see it's missing for a split-second when he's knocked back.

>>238851
Maybe the finger missing is itself the actual code he uses to access stuff, and someone else with a missing fingertip could bypass it?

So, now I have On Deemand in my room and I've actually watched the finale.
I'm not sure entirely what direction things go from here, but it'll be interesting.

>>247915
what a necrobump

>>417720
true anonymity on imageboards is hard to come across sadly

>>417720
This is wrong in several ways.
- moose is still the owner, I just keep the place functional.
- I do it because I'm a regular on the site, not because I need your info.
- even if I wanted your info, there's nothing in the DB I could use. The only data in there, in a meaningful volume, is key-encrypted IP numbers.
- I don't WANT your info. The only thing the site needs, for moderation, is IP adresses (technically it could function without that too, but moderating would be harder.
- we don't have anyone archiving us in real time (like desuarchive), so technically you have slightly larger anonimity here than on other sites. This is offset by the fact that we don't purge old posts, so if you posted some stupid shit two years ago, the post remains there today, but you don't have a search page to look it up.
- I'd in fact like it more if we introduced thread purging (old posts being "forgotten" is what made imageboards truly anonymous in the long run), but we don't have the post rate for that. But hey, make the site as active as 4chan's /b/ was twelve years ago, and I'll be willing to make the place as anonymous as technically possible.


The thread is pretty dead I can't argue with that. What is the latest episode? I saw it up until the spade cheek lady got the magic wand back and ran away with her de-aged monster daughter, to hook up with her old husband. Has there been anything new since?

>>418035
"othersite" probably means 4chan. Hiro is collecting data. Same with 8ch.

>>418035
That's pretty much the last episode, yes.
I honestly only watch the show for anthros now. The whole anti-establishments "kids are always right, adults are stupid" message is so transparent, I wonder if some Che Guevara-T-shirt-wearing idealist communist kid is writing this shit. And only the plot-moving episodes are worth anything, but those are few and far between a lot of teen romance nonsense.

>>418040
What do you care if he is "collecting data". What data can he collect, your IP address? I change that every week.

>>418056
If that worked, I'd be swamped with furry porn and dragon dildo ads... Which I ain't... Plus, unless you are some politician or CEO, not much to worry about blackmailing since it would not be worth it.
>>418058
The only Hiro I know is that time-stopping guy on Heroes... and what Google recaptchas? I have never had to fill in any captchas on this site, ever.

>>418081
>The only Hiro I know is that time-stopping guy on Heroes... and what Google recaptchas? I have never had to fill in any captchas on this site, ever.

Hiro is the guy who moot sold 4chan to, and he's been steadily making the site more unbrowsable. The recaptchas on 4chan are partially Google's fault since they killed their old, text based recaptcha in favour of the mobile crap, but hiro could have implemented 8chs own recaptchas - he doesn't.

>>418081
>not much to worry about blackmailing since it would not be worth it
There is still a chance I might be a blackmail target due to career path. Hopefully not, but I like to be cautious. I'm almost enjoying my paranoia!
Plus an automated blackmail program similar to ransomware may be feasible in the future. You're right though, it's not really an immediate concern.
>I have never had to fill in any captchas on this site, ever.
And that's why I love this site. Autonymous (our admin) realised that they weren't the solution to our spam problems, but on loads of more popular sites they make captcha compulsory to prevent bot spam. Unfortunately the majority of sites just use Google's version for convenience and assurance.

(I'm glad to continue but it may derail the thread. Maybe reply in >>>/baw/415307 ?)

We have little traffic nowadays so it doesn't really matter where you discuss this, IMO.

The show just ended apparently, and /co/ on 4chan has 31 threads about it at this moment.

That's because Star is a fuck who literally committed Genocide to solve her personal problems.

>>420488
That's what you get when your main writer is an insecure womanchild.

>>420489
Lol explains why I grew to hate the show. Its message was so obviously forced. Why is it that it seems in america, only liberals get to make such propaganda toons? They own all the media? I have yet to see a toon with a similarly forced conservative message
.>>420488
Whom did she genocide? The mewmin aka her own people, in her grreat white guilt, 'cause oh poor oppressed monsters and stuff?

>>420524
She unmade Magic, so everything that relied on magic in all dimensions died.
And the only part of it she was upset by was when it seemed like it would mean her and her boytoy wouldn't be together anymore, but thanks to plot fiat her homeland and Earth were merged and a bunch of violent monsters are now dropped ontop of humanity.

The moral of the story is- The only way to stop a genocide is with a greater genocide.

>>420526
>The moral of the story is- The only way to stop a genocide is with a greater genocide of a 3rd party.

Man. Seeing hype for the show's premiere all the way down to complaining about the magic genocide is great.

>>424946
It was a pretty fucking retarded ending in every respect.

So many modern cartoons have terrible endings, would prefer things go back to the final episode just being "The adventure continues".

I still haven't watched the final season.

My interest in the show seem to have dropped once Kyder stopped making porn of it.

>>424959
The only good part of the series existing was all the "Star the Cuck" jokes

>>424960
>t. never been to /pco/

Let me guess. the show went to shit as soon as mercury film works dipped.

>>436858
It’s fake?