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RMS Oceanic
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Because why should Japan have all the fun?
So yeah, "Animation", or "The Time I Drew a Series of Sequential Images and then Flipped Between them Rapidly to Produce the Illusion of Movement"*.
It's rather old
But can be timeless.
Some people think it's only for kids.
They're wrong.
They're Wrong 2: Electric Boogaloo
Often found in the company of what is scientifically defined as "Bitching Music"
Has a number of different flavours. Hand Drawn.
Stop Motion Animation. Also called "Claymation".
Flash.
Computer Generated
I don't know if puppetry like this counts but who cares?
So yeah, talk about your favourite animated whatevers from places that aren't an archipelago of islands southeast of Vladivostok.
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So yeah, "Animation", or "The Time I Drew a Series of Sequential Images and then Flipped Between them Rapidly to Produce the Illusion of Movement"*.
It's rather old
But can be timeless.
Some people think it's only for kids.
They're wrong.
They're Wrong 2: Electric Boogaloo
Often found in the company of what is scientifically defined as "Bitching Music"
Has a number of different flavours. Hand Drawn.
Stop Motion Animation. Also called "Claymation".
Flash.
Computer Generated
I don't know if puppetry like this counts but who cares?
So yeah, talk about your favourite animated whatevers from places that aren't an archipelago of islands southeast of Vladivostok.
[tiny]*Outrageous![/tiny]
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I liked that after Superman's cartoon came out, it changed the art direction of the Batman series to be more like it. Which was very very good. I noticed that even their use of colors was more carefully picked, specific tones of this and that (night time / dusk skies in the newer episodes knock the socks off the old episodes).
Also, Justice League.
The tie-ins they did across series helped a metric ton. Time travel, call backs to episodes. Real good stuff.
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Hey, at least it was a Pixar Classic that took the slot.
There should be more of those.
Gargoyles, goddamn it... how did they go SO WRONG in the third season? And how is it that the second season is long-cat-long? It's like 54 episodes (but awesome).
I marathoned the show last year, and realized that - third season withstanding since it doesn't count - Gargoyles is one of the few shows I watched as it aired originally that I saw the entirety of (unlike other shows, where DVDs or cassette tapes are involved).
And school comes along just to end it
So the annual problem for our generation
Is finding a good way to spend it:whistle:
LIKE MAYBE
Because the creator got fed up with pressure from Disney to alter the show and quit.
No, the second part of season 2 isn't on DVD, and it probably never will be. Disney's surprisingly horrible at releasing old shows on DVD... there's only two Darkwing Duck collections (last one released in 2007) and they still haven't released the third season of The Tick (yes, Disney owns it now... long story).
I absolutely love B:TAS, Batman Beyond, Justice League and pretty much anything else Bruce Timm was involved with, but I've got to stick up for Batman: The Brave and the Bold. It just does early silver age optimism so right, and it's frequently hilarious without ever shitting on Batman himself. Besides, they got Neil Patrick Harris on the show just to sing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AA_jAZ6_DJQ&feature=related
Great collection of clips in the OP. I really need to get around to watching Flapjack.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AKOM
I was surprised to see more than half of the Disney spinoff cartoons (Aladdin, Hercules, etc.) were animated by Koreans since Disney is so well-known for American animation.
For the first four seasons, the Simpsons was animated by AKOM and I think they switched over to American animators after that.
Nope, it's still Koreans I believe. Since the early 70s or so, it's been the norm for animated show producers to write, voice record, storyboard and make an animatic (a slightly more fleshed-out, animated storyboard) shows, then send them overseas for the actual cel (nowadays, digital) drawings. Some of the Flash-animated shows are done here, but even many of them are farmed out. Actual animation outside of movies is incredibly rare in the U.S.
Disney did a small bit of TV animation "in-house" at their Japanese studio, and that was responsible for some of their best work (think the best-animated shows on Gargoyles, a pretty high proportion of that show came from Disney Japan). But Disney shuttered that studio over a decade ago.
Edit: As an example of American Flash animation, check out The Powerpuff Girls Rule. It's a "final episode" of the series done by series creator Craig McCracken... and released last year, long after the show actually ended. It's incredibly well done and looks exactly like a hand-drawn show, but I swear it's Flash.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDaS1q98WGE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1a_1qjOVkA&feature=related
Disney also made changes in the show to zoom in on people when they're reloading guns and such. Because guns are BAD compared to rockets and lasers.
Why? Because I do!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InPlY9L5eFY
http://www.atom.com/funny_videos/rockfish/
Um, there's a Bugs Bunny cartoon in the OP.
To be honest, I don't care for the Flintstones. Cartoon Network had a gimmick in my youth of a week of nothing but Flintstones, and I kinda got bored of them after that. The same thing happened with Scooby Doo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2JrWJfdoqk
Annoyingly the screen dims a bit every time there are subtitles in that video, but it's still a fantastic scene.
Are you talking about Deadly Force? Where Broadway accidently shoots Elisa? That's a season 1 ep and its in my dvd set.
Yeah that's the one. I thought it was season two, but meh. The point still stands that the only okay guns are the ones held by the good guys, in Disney's eyes.
Well if we're going to talk about real quality animation then I wouldn't expect any Hanna Barbera stuff in here. I took a couple traditional animation classes a couple years ago and the teacher made a Hanna Barbaric pun at least every day.
That does look nice.
Well to be fair, Avalon is sending them to those gargoyles. It's not like they're wandering around aimlessly and just happening upon them.
Yeah, their output was pretty horrible (from an animation standpoint). Between the crap animation and the fact that the same thing happens over and over and over and over and OVER to the same group with 1.5 personalities between them, I just couldn't get into Scooby Doo at all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nRflfyievk&feature=related
Batman TAS would like to have a few words with you.
And Gargoyles.
But yeah, there was a lot of poop out there in action-land in the 90s. Marvel had a LOT of shows in the 90s, but they all ranged from mediocre (X-Men) to absolutely horrible (that Avengers show where they tried to ape Batman Beyond).
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And a Disney movie where somebody dies in the first five minutes and the bad guy sings about his lust? Hells yes.
I don't even care that it doesn't follow the book. Victor Hugo didn't follow his own damn book (he rewrote it into a stage play later on).
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
And I'll agree that I loved Disney's Hunchback, even though I'm a lit nerd who is supposed to be offended at that stuff. Quite dark for a "kid's" movie.
"NOOOORMAAAAN! I'll find you, then I'll kill you, and then I'll eat your heart!"
*bad guy falls from cliff*
I'll post more when I remember them.