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Matrixbeast · 07-14-2013, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Locke

I actually love the Regular Show but I do think Adventure Time is a tad overrated.

CN has been airing Regular Show on constant loops and I'll admit that I'm warming to it.
Still not a fan of Adventure Time, though.

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Originally Posted by Kiryu

Beware the Batman premiered yesterday, and I think it's off to a good start. It really like the fresh ideas they injected into it, and it seems to be focusing on a younger less experienced Batman.

Which would explain the C list villains and younger Alfred. Speaking of Alfred…they made him into a bad ass which I dug.

Professor Pyg and Mr.Toad hasn't won me over as villains quite yet but the opening left a good impression on me. I'm going to stick with it and see where it goes.

I'm hoping it lasts long enough to introduce some of Batman's more famous rouges and characters but I doubt it *Sigh*.

Beware the Batman was pretty good, yeah. I intend on keeping up with it.

I wasn't a fan of Pyg, but I'll wait to see what else it can bring to the table.

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Originally Posted by Locke

It's actually kinda scary to think I am now old enough to say things like 'the shows of my youth were...' but I still stand by the fact that my shows indeed were better, as there is less money around for animation now and much more limitations from censorship.

Obviously there was a lot of shit during the 90s with the whole 'let's take a bunch of teenagers, merge them with animals and make it EXTREME' basically being its own genre at the time but there were also many greats, beloved as much then as they are now and watched by all age groups.

It's rather odd that, in this age, we actually have less strict censorship (I remember back when the only cartoon I could recall to use normal guns was Batman: TAS. Everywhere else used lasers or just resorted to physical weapons), additionally, it seems "Never say die" has effectively been removed over the past years.

But it seems that, where censorhip has lightened, it's countered by backpedaling on something else.

07-14-2013, 04:45 PM	#547
Matrixbeast Mighty Morphin Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Za Warudo Posts: 25,457	Quote: Originally Posted by Locke I actually love the Regular Show but I do think Adventure Time is a tad overrated. CN has been airing Regular Show on constant loops and I'll admit that I'm warming to it. Still not a fan of Adventure Time, though. Quote: Originally Posted by Kiryu Beware the Batman premiered yesterday, and I think it's off to a good start. It really like the fresh ideas they injected into it, and it seems to be focusing on a younger less experienced Batman. Which would explain the C list villains and younger Alfred. Speaking of Alfred…they made him into a bad ass which I dug. Professor Pyg and Mr.Toad hasn't won me over as villains quite yet but the opening left a good impression on me. I'm going to stick with it and see where it goes. I'm hoping it lasts long enough to introduce some of Batman's more famous rouges and characters but I doubt it Sigh. Beware the Batman was pretty good, yeah. I intend on keeping up with it. I wasn't a fan of Pyg, but I'll wait to see what else it can bring to the table. Quote: Originally Posted by Locke It's actually kinda scary to think I am now old enough to say things like 'the shows of my youth were...' but I still stand by the fact that my shows indeed were better, as there is less money around for animation now and much more limitations from censorship. Obviously there was a lot of shit during the 90s with the whole 'let's take a bunch of teenagers, merge them with animals and make it EXTREME' basically being its own genre at the time but there were also many greats, beloved as much then as they are now and watched by all age groups. It's rather odd that, in this age, we actually have less strict censorship (I remember back when the only cartoon I could recall to use normal guns was Batman: TAS. Everywhere else used lasers or just resorted to physical weapons), additionally, it seems "Never say die" has effectively been removed over the past years. But it seems that, where censorhip has lightened, it's countered by backpedaling on something else. __________________