I like it, looks cute. Here's another from the Chicago Tribune:

http://i.imgur.com/fRdaVX2.jpg

I'm not too fond of it either. I mean, I don't hate it, but I like the original look more.

Yeah, still not digging it... just looks lazy to me. :thumbdown

I'd say it's too jagged and red.

Still, it's better that the neon saturation and ear-raping of Uncle Grandpa and the generally unpleasant style of Clarence.

Yeah, Clarence sounds like a dumbass and the character designs, for the most part, make me wince.

Pretty much that. It just looks too edgy to me and darkly colored to me.

*Looks left*
*Looks right*
Er...I like how it looks...

Me too.

Oh is it? Thanks for the info! None of the news articles bothered to clarify that.

Huh…this sounds like it could be pretty neat:

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?p...ticle&id=53482

That sounds like it could be fun~

That...is actually pretty cool sounding.

I know they're cashing in on what the comics is doing, but yeah the third season of USM does sound like it could be fun, it's basically the Spider Wars arch but hopefully fleshed out by making it a full season long event.

Anyways, I'm getting awefully close to finishing up Reboot, only four episode left before I start on the movies. Bob and glitch merging together is still a very awesome and heart warming scene.

Still, I find it funny how Bob at this point of the show is basically god, and the writers needed to take him out of the action…another writing troupe that happened in Beast Wars' third season with Optimus.

There is so much story potential this season that I can't help but wonder what happened during Matrix and Andrala's travels prior to entering the Damaged system or what life was like in the Web.

I might actually catch up with Ultimate Spider-Man just for that... But that means I have to finish the Rhino episode...

I posted that in the Marvel thread, but whatever...

Everyone says Breadwinners sucks, it does, let's not talk about it.

So Pacman and the ghostly adventures.
Why the hate?

Nick's TMNT series has been picked up for a FOURTH season! Excellent!

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/liv...533?xid=TMNTtw

On the downside, Leonardo has been recast; he will now be voiced by Seth Green.

Don't worry. He'll be fine.
http://i.imgur.com/TLIkc2B.gif

Seth Green as a turtle? That should be interesting.

That's great news! I still don't fully understand why this series gets more love than 2003 but it's grown on me. Seth Green as Leo? Geez, what is it with shock comics and Leonardo? We have Jason for the show, Johnny for the 2014 movie and now Seth "Robot Chicken" Green as the new Leo.

Onto Pac-Man: I think the reason it's getting bashed is that people aren't really giving it a chance. I've read about it on TV Tropes and it looks like a smart show that handles the trappings of children's writing quite well. (They enjoy mocking Never Say Die on the show.)

Pity I don't get Disney XD. Even though I have my issues with the Mouse I want to give this show the chance it deserves. It's Pac-Man with super powers and a lore!

There's nothing wrong with Seth. Atleast you know he appreciates the source material and won't do anything odd with Leo.

Main series of Reboot is finished and I'm not starting the movies, which have been seperated into 30 minute episodes.

This opening was on the DVD, and I didn't know they made one specifically for the televised airings:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufy_T81I070

Somehow, a reboot intro just isn't the same without a monoloug.

The Legend of Korra returns NEXT FRIDAY with three new episodes!

http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/06/...ement-and-clip

Well I'm offically finished Reboot…and now i'm sad that 14 years later, and the Hunt still goes unresolved.:(

Also, Megabyte's function is to apparently troll everyone.

That sucks, it really does. I haven't seen Reboot in a while, so I don't quite remember the ending, but I'm hesitant to watch it, now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wa5OkdP3-r8
Brainscratch made me look this up

...Opps wrong thread!

It ends on a pretty big cliff hanger, pretty much. It holds up though compared to most shows from the 90s. I think if you grew up watching it, it's worth going through the whole series at least one more time.

Like I said in a previous post: there's a lot of adlut humour and geek culuture refferences that you pick up on more and more, plus some things going on in the background that I didn't notice in the past.

Stuff like Ray reaching over for one of Hex's biscuits in the End Prog episode for example.

That show needs another run. Or atleast some kind of special movie that ties up how it ended.

Sadly we live in a world where we damn near have to fund things we want with things like Kickstarter and even if we do get a Reboot movie and perhaps a new series it could just end up like Teen Titans GO.

Still Reboot does deserve at least a solid ending since it's a fondly remembered show. I never followed it but I do understand that a fair amount of work went into it.

Don't get me I want to see how Reboot could end too. It's just that unless people really want it we won't get it.. It's a sad fact of life that bums me out every time I see another good series go down without a meaningful ending.

Or like Stargate SG-1 where the finale is just another episode and the real finale you have to shell out 19.99 for the DVD to see. No Syfy, I still haven't forgiven you for that. Or the idiotic way you spell SyFy way in an effort to be 'hip'.

But back on topic... stupid Science Fiction Network... SHOW BABYLON 5 AGAIN! ... Ahem...

You're right. The only way this is getting done is with a Kickstarter, or a real push for it online somewhere else. No one's just going to do it on their own. And don't you even get me started on the many and varied ways I hate TTG.

Because they are many. And varied.

Since when have people considered "SyFy" hip? By now it's a reality channel with some sci-fi on it and even then the reality shows are lacking. They pretty much ruined cosplay with their "Heroes of Cosplay" series and who really talks about Faceoff at the water cooler?

Maybe we can share our dislike of TTG over at the PMs. I will never understand why Teen Titans was brought back as that mess of a show.

Yo WB! Here's a Protip: Just because Rock Lee's little spinoff is popular doesn't mean you can turn our heroes into unlikable jerks that make Homer Simpson AND Peter Griffin look like Dr K, Brainstorm and Dr. Miles Hawkins.

I want to see Bugs Bunny giving Mickey Mouse the finger while the rabbit is sitting on a footstool surrounded by DC's current failings and the mouse is leading a conga line of the Avengers, Deadpool, and the Guardians of the Galaxy.

Sorta like a Political Cartoon, only funny and not a showcase of divisive flanderization and strawmen.

That's cool. I didn't even know if the show was getting more episodes or not.

Can't wait to get back into the Korra groove!

...Tomorrow!

I've only got on TV in the apartment and my sister the hockey junkie insists on watching the NHL draft, so good thing I got DVR.

So, who's liking this new season of Korra so far?

TMNT, why must you keep doing cruel things to the nice guys?

It's both a trope (either Earn Your Happy Ending or Shoot The Shaggy Dog, I'm not sure yet) and the writers having such a hardon for Mutagen they'll mutate anyone if it can pull in ratings.

I dunno, it's so different from the 2003 version. Back then things made sense. It is kinda darkly humorous that the new snake mutant isn't Snake/Snakeweed but someone else instead.

EDIT: I'm surprised that no one's talking what Rahzar did in this week's TMNT Are they really going to turn one of the TMNT into 2012 Tokka via Bradford's scratch? That's just too mind blowing for a old school fan like me.

Currently revisiting Transformers Animated.

Never liked the show's artsyle, but I forgot how quality the show was in terms of story telling and what not.

The style was something that I had to grow to like, but I soon did.
Something else that I soon came to appreciate was the human enemies. They were very Teen Titans, but it did help build up the threat of the Decepticons, so the Autobots had enemies to fight, but it didn't turn the Decepticons into their punching bags (At least, in S1).

I always thought it was weird that the Autobots had to fight human villains in animated.