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Giant Robots, High School and other stuff (Sym-Bionic Titan)
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Rating: AWESOMEYESRegistered User regular
Rating: AWESOMEYESRegistered User regular
Some of you may know this gentleman:
No, you say? You don't? That's fair, that's okay, I bet you know the things he did, though! Things like:
and
and
Oh, and he did the storyboards for Iron Man 2 as well.
What, you still don't know? Get the fuck out.
Anyway, now that all of the philistines are gone I can get down to business. The business of telling you people that Genndy Tartakovsky, animator extraordinaire, is currently doing a new show on Cartoon Network. Well, I say new, but it's been on for a couple of weeks already and I simply don't think that it gets talked about enough here.
So here it is:
Oh my!
Oh my!
Yes, Sym-Bionic Titan! The story of three high-schoolers:
Lance, Ilana and Newton Lunis who have to pilot their giant robot and save the earth!
Wait, high-schoolers? Lame! Yeah! But! They're not really high schoolers. Actually, they're aliens posing as high-schoolers because their home, the planet Galaluna, was overrun by this guy:
General Modula! Who's very cross with Ilana's father, the King of Galaluna, for a variety of reasons, but the most recent one is the fact that he managed to send his daughter to earth, along with her bodyguard, Lance and Newton, whose real name is actually Octus. Octus is also a powerful and highly sophisticated robot who, alongside Lance, has to keep Ilana safe from Modula and his monstrous Mutraddi forces.
Oh, and the government's interested in them as well.
Basically, the show is completely incredible. The animation is excellent, the story is compelling and told extremely well and the voice-acting is top-notch. John DiMaggio and Tara Strong do loads of different voices, and oh, yeah, Octus? He's voiced by Brian Posehn.
It's funny, suspenseful, heartwarming (and -breaking) and pretty fucking creepy and intense on occasion. As an example, they didn't go the Samurai Jack route of having all casualties be robots. They didn't go that route at all.
The show's on every Friday, with reruns every Saturday and it is definitely worth checking out. It also manages to somehow get better with each episode, without showing any signs of stopping. It's actually quite amazing.
So watch it, or if you're already following it, talk about it here. It's really, really, really good.
EDIT: There's also a completely hilarious drag race episode that basically ends with this:
You need to see this.
No, you say? You don't? That's fair, that's okay, I bet you know the things he did, though! Things like:
and
and
Oh, and he did the storyboards for Iron Man 2 as well.
What, you still don't know? Get the fuck out.
Anyway, now that all of the philistines are gone I can get down to business. The business of telling you people that Genndy Tartakovsky, animator extraordinaire, is currently doing a new show on Cartoon Network. Well, I say new, but it's been on for a couple of weeks already and I simply don't think that it gets talked about enough here.
So here it is:
Oh my!
Oh my!
Yes, Sym-Bionic Titan! The story of three high-schoolers:
Lance, Ilana and Newton Lunis who have to pilot their giant robot and save the earth!
Wait, high-schoolers? Lame! Yeah! But! They're not really high schoolers. Actually, they're aliens posing as high-schoolers because their home, the planet Galaluna, was overrun by this guy:
General Modula! Who's very cross with Ilana's father, the King of Galaluna, for a variety of reasons, but the most recent one is the fact that he managed to send his daughter to earth, along with her bodyguard, Lance and Newton, whose real name is actually Octus. Octus is also a powerful and highly sophisticated robot who, alongside Lance, has to keep Ilana safe from Modula and his monstrous Mutraddi forces.
Oh, and the government's interested in them as well.
Basically, the show is completely incredible. The animation is excellent, the story is compelling and told extremely well and the voice-acting is top-notch. John DiMaggio and Tara Strong do loads of different voices, and oh, yeah, Octus? He's voiced by Brian Posehn.
It's funny, suspenseful, heartwarming (and -breaking) and pretty fucking creepy and intense on occasion. As an example, they didn't go the Samurai Jack route of having all casualties be robots. They didn't go that route at all.
The show's on every Friday, with reruns every Saturday and it is definitely worth checking out. It also manages to somehow get better with each episode, without showing any signs of stopping. It's actually quite amazing.
So watch it, or if you're already following it, talk about it here. It's really, really, really good.
EDIT: There's also a completely hilarious drag race episode that basically ends with this:
You need to see this.
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It seems pretty decent.
What spring does with the cherry trees.
Shit, I wonder when this is gonna come out here. And how. And how long I'm going to have to wait for the DVD.
(Also, do we have any news on the Dark Crystal sequel?)
Because everything he does is awesome.
Hey, let's get back to talking about awesome bio-titans or something.
SO. PISSED.
Then again, Samurai Jack dragged at times too, and that was still awesome. I do plan on catching up at some point.
also demanding that this
be added to the OP
Phantom Ninja
Shaman of Fear
Roar of the White Dragon
What spring does with the cherry trees.
My god
I'm surprised that was shown on CN.
What spring does with the cherry trees.
holy shit
I
what
OP adjusted for the greater good of mankind.
best thread
3DS: 2981-5304-3227
however the Sym-Bionic Titan is one of my favorite character designs ever
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They're almost too good.
Wow, that is just too funny.
I love watching Octus interact with the opposite sex.
You're welcome