[Locke]

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Originally Posted by WhiteRanger

Loke Becarefull with that word due to i am fan of that show due to it brung back awesomness of the DCAU and when back to part of the DC carttons have not been for awhile

But it was just soppy teen melodrama, cheap animation, clunky storytelling and the show jumped all over the map. I think it's easily one of the worst things DC have made animationwise, right alongside Teen Titans which basically suffered all the same problems.

[WhiteRanger]

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Originally Posted by Locke

But it was just soppy teen melodrama, cheap animation, clunky storytelling and the show jumped all over the map. I think it's easily one of the worst things DC have made animationwise, right alongside Teen Titans which basically suffered all the same problems.

heyDerric J whyatte was part of Titains and he one of my Faverie animation Desogners and made alot of things work to blend in with the DCAU you and the Animation for YL is more in the Side of the animation of the DC Animated Movies and Fits in with that Universe

[KRX]

So I just finished watching Scooby Doo! Mystery Incorporated. The show is simultaneously brilliant and messed up at the same time just because of the ending, in which, after destroying an evil entity from another dimension that had devoured an evil, intelligent, talking parrot named Professor Pericles to become a giant parrot-Cthulu Makuta, the entire timeline of the series is rewritten so that the events that lead up to that battle never happened, since the entity ceased to exist, with only Mystery Incorporated and a science-fiction author who had grown in tune with the space-time continuum being aware of the change. Evidently, changes to the timeline have happened before on numerous occasions, which could explain why there are so many Scooby Doo! continuities.

This is the darkest Scooby Doo! cartoon I have ever watched, (people actually die on-screen,) but it is light-hearted. It's a lot like Richard Donner's Superman in that regard. It also has the most story, since the entire series had been building up to that final confrontation. It's 52 episodes long and had an incredibly erratic airing schedule, but I would highly recommend it.

[Paladin]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

I think that would have more grounding if any series beyond Brave and the Bold were more recent.

And in between "Brave & the Bold" and now, we also got:

*Arkham Asylum
*Arkham City
*Batman: Year One DTV
*Dark Knight Returns 2-part DVD
*at least two of Christopher Nolan's movies if I remember the timing right


Maybe its just me but I think that's ENOUGH BATMAN.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by Locke

But it was just soppy teen melodrama, cheap animation, clunky storytelling and the show jumped all over the map. I think it's easily one of the worst things DC have made animationwise, right alongside Teen Titans which basically suffered all the same problems.

You're free to have your opinion, and I agree with every other point.
But where was the animation cheap? If you're going to call Ben 10 "No one will notice sliding cells in place of actual movement!" Alien Force to have better animation, then you're just lying.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by Paladin

And in between "Brave & the Bold" and now, we also got:

*Arkham Asylum
*Arkham City
*Batman: Year One DTV
*Dark Knight Returns 2-part DVD
*at least two of Christopher Nolan's movies if I remember the timing right


Maybe its just me but I think that's ENOUGH BATMAN.

I didn't realize you were talking more than just TV shows.

And I'm always down to end Batman, but until everyone stops playing up the BatGod, then he's going nowhere.

[Locke]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

You're free to have your opinion, and I agree with every other point.
But where was the animation cheap? If you're going to call Ben 10 "No one will notice sliding cells in place of actual movement!" Alien Force to have better animation, then you're just lying.

Oh Ben 10 was cheaply animated as well,

But I'm not really a big fan of that almost anime style of American animation that they use in YJ, it's never quite as fluid as I think they think it is and I liked a lot of the designs and stuff but found most of the fights really poorly choreographed and clunkily animated to match.

[SideswipePrime]

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Originally Posted by Kiryu

Opening for Beware the Batman:

I honestly don't get where all the hate for this series is coming from, I mean my god: the show hasn't even started yet. I mean, yeah the animation looks…weird, but I thought the same thing about Green Lantern, gave that a chance and ended up loving it.

At least Beware the Batman looks far less insulting then Teen Titans Go...

Not a fan of the song, the animation doesn't look bad. It's similar to Green Lantern, and I can dig that.

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Originally Posted by Paladin

I think the negative attitude is just due to Batman burnout.

This is his FIFTH cartoon series; much as I love the character I do think that Batman's had more than enough attention in recent years.

I agree, what with the Nolan movies, and the Arkham games.

[Matrixbeast]

Anyway, finished Season 1 of Avatar. I still enjoyed it. The mythology was admittedly confusing, but it was setting up for something bigger by episode 5, which I didn't catch during my first viewing.

[Kiryu]

So I hear Deadpool is going to be in Ultimate Spiderman.

I've kinda grown to dislike the show, it's an okay show to watch every now and then but I do think that kind of show would be perfect for someone like Deadpool.