>>40764But all rabbits have these proportions…
First episode of xmen 97 is pretty alright.
>>40888>plus4chan is on RED ALERT! Belongs more on the alternate chan thread
>>36917 But still, checked and saved.
>>40892 >old-ass threadAh, that was me, lol.
>there are threads I made on that site ten years ago still up I mean considering the status of /a/ватар being locked because of spam and the top threads being from 2015, I believe you. As a side note I recognize this banner's art-style, you got a source for it?
Leftypol oughta lean into the Red Alert vibe too, but more than just on April 1st. .
>>40894I don't know, but I suspect it's from Monster Under the Bed or whatever it's called. If you can't find it, just ask in their webcomic thread on /co/.
>/a/ватар (Avatar)Yeah, usually the first board in the alphabet gets clicked by spammers since it's the first on the list. Back in 2014 they were getting hourly CP spammers and stopped it by blocking JPG OPs for a year.
The site is originally from 2006 or 2007 and soon became a /co/ bunker when 4chan was down or jannies were a shit (hence posting in this thread), but it went through three softwares so they only go back to 2014 on the current site, archives are on the front page.
>>40896>when 4chan was down or jannies were a shitoh, and because it had cartoon/comic porn boards for like 8 years before 4chan had /aco/, and had looser rules in general.
>>40896>Monster Under the BedYes that's it, man I remember reading that when it first came out.
>>40897 So basically it's like 4chan before it went to shit.
>>40898>So basically it's like 4chan before it went to shit.And more so, I suppose, like /co/ before it went to shit.
Also, before the recent birth of /tnt/ after some 4chan jannies their tournament threads, (or something, i havent been to /co/ in many years) and after the birth of /aco/, it was very quiet and almost died. The silver lining about that is the few argumentative tripfags just left so it's overall a nice chill place with a great skilled admin. It's a great example of what a hobby board can be.
>>40894>anime werewolf girlNew fetish has been aquired.
>>40787I still need to see it.
Rightoids are seething about it which makes curious.
>>40905>rightoids are seething so I need to see itDon't be a petty liberal contrarian.
>>40904 Succubus girl actually
>>40787It not being horrible millennial nostalgia bait is the greatest thing to ever happen.
what work did Tom King do for the CIA and what does he believe in now
>>41338Always fascinated by the reactionary nerd brain
so two episodes of the Ren & Stimpy reboot leaked:
https://pixeldrain.com/u/ngtZr6xT (direct link:
https://pixeldrain.com/api/file/ngtZr6xT)
found this guy on YT reacting to it:
https://youtu.be/Zw7VMPu3DCUmy impressions:
>Billy West can barely emote any more and makes an especially terrible Ren>the pacing is terrible>the animation is boring>barely any gags>8 writersthe concept of Ren going to hell and loving it has some legs, but they barely do anything with it. Ren is also shown to despise Stimpy but then suddenly has a problem with torturing him for seemingly no reason. there's no emotion to itthey could have done more with Amy Sedarissay what you want about Adult Party Cartoon, but at least it wasn't afraid to be weird. it reminds me of how the new Star Trek movies are immensely bland. the prequels, even though they were awful, at least tried something
>>41909Didn't the whole original crew get replaced because they were "too old" for the execs?
>>41909>>41956Haven't watched a second of it and here is my opinion on what the biggest problem is: the way the work process is organized with a strict split between writers and animators and the writers being the more important people. Shows are visual things first and foremost and cartoons even more so than live action.
>>41957we're headed towards what cartoons were in the 80's, what old man Kricfalusi calls radio dramas
I went and gave The Patrick Star Show a watch. one writer per episode, plenty of gags
>>41957writing and storyboarding really ought to be the same process tbh
>Mars Express
It's technically fine, the animation is detailed. The plot is quite mid. Why did it take exactly 30 years for anything that even approaches Ghost In The Shell to appear? Dunno why it got an Oscar nom.
>>41976I wanted to watch it in theaters, but it got out of theaters before I could. Really mid? Still want to watch it though
> Dunno why it got an Oscar nom.Distinctly remembering it didn't get one
>>41995>Really mid?It's definitely worth watching. There's not many new ideas there thoughever.
>Distinctly remembering it didn't get oneweird, I first read about it in a discussion on oscar nominated animation, thought it got one.
>>42045Another one is Concrete - by Paul Chadwick
https://www.youtube.com/@KasiusKlej is a channel that uploads old Disney comics, including a lot of Carl Barks' stuff that is hard to find.
Example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaK5W9T24CI >Donald Duck - Statues of Limitations (1957) https://files.catbox.moe/f99zzg.mp4 A good video on him and his comics
https://web.archive.org/web/20231216190224/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZX33nn_rUNE >A Quick Look at Disney Comics (For Ungrateful Americans) https://files.catbox.moe/gm64vd.mp4 Carl Barks:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Barks?useskin=vector He was the inspiration for Tezuka and essentially the basis of Disney comics and cartoons for decades, and through Tezuka, anime as we know it.
>>>/anime/24647
There was a /leftypol/ thread a year ago about mainstream multimedia (TV/games/etc.) with pro-socialist messages. Looks like it was reborn on
https://nuclearchange.net/social/thread/163.html recently and I noticed it's mostly cartoons. Lots of commie cartoons. Any theories?
>>42101kids' media taken less seriously by studios and not monitored as closely?
>>42102And probably less monitored by shitty journalists looking to create moral panic.
>>40759>sexual repressionmaybe the nigigas like medium or tall people more then the rest
not eveyuyghias has a hard on for the same fetish or characters
>>42101is this real or edited comrade
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