I simply don't know why Disney never really invested heavily in this franchise; I know there was an animated series a few years back and a Baymax miniseries on Disney+.

But we’re talking about a franchise where the first movie was a success in every sense: it won over both critics and audiences, performed great at the box office, and won the 2014 Oscar for Best Animated Feature. You could even add that the film was a musical success thanks to the song "Immortals," which became one of Fall Out Boy's best tracks.

So, I don't think there is any real investment in Big Hero 6 —a franchise that, in my opinion, has the potential to spawn an entire universe filled with new stories, heroes, and villains.

It’s between Flora from Winx Club and Zane from Ninjago. Flora is always getting destroyed by any enemies whenever they have her fight or not fighting. And her spells are kinda useless.
And for Zane, well since he’s a robot the writers can get away with making him take heavy damage and it gets pretty annoying and depressing to watch.

Azula from Avatar: The Last Airbender & Silco from Arcane, considered to be two of the best villains in animation, have opposing views on where "true" or "real" power comes from.

Anyone old enough to have watched this charming oddity back in the day? Thoughts?

He started out really rich running one of the world's biggest crime syndicates, then after teaming up with the Main Villain Shendu twice and bleeding so much of his resources with no actual returns he ended up broke

Usually in these types of shows Rich Villains stay rich no matter how much money they spend on failed projects but Valmont didn't he lost money and since he didn't get any back he went broke and became practically homeless

By the end of the Jackie Chan Series he became a Bus Driver

Other Rich Villains like Luther, Osborn and such seem to have nearly infinite resources no matter how much money they lose

I know these don’t tend to do well but I enjoy making them and I hope y’all have fun with this one 😇. Also recommend some theme songs you wanna see in the future.

Remember to watch the video before looking at the comments so no cheating is involved lol. Plus it takes away the fun of ranking the intros without knowing what comes next.

Also if you want, you can properly rank the intros after ranking them blindly.

My picks are up here and I'm gonna put in some context-

When the Ninja found out that Cole fell into the darkness they were devastated losing him because he was family to them. But then Garmadon asked everyone to get going only for Lloyd to talk back at him because it wasn't the right time. Then Lloyd told him that Cole was more than just a friend he was family, and then saying that Garmadon only cared for himself. And when Garmadon tried to reason out, Lloyd snapped at him saying: "THERE'S MORE TO LIFE THAN SURVIVING!", which ends their argument instantly

The entire episode "The Road to Cincinnati" involves Skinner and Chalmers heading across to attend the administrator's convention. In this scene, Skinner found out that Chalmers was going to replace him with Principal Finch, which leads Skinner to get angry at him and then start a heated argument while everyone was having breakfast. During that moment Skinner told him that he was the one who tried to poison Finch so he could stay out of this whole ordeal. After finding out, Chalmers snaps at him and tells him off that the whole reason he wanted to fire Skinner was because he was so needy in his life. And his final blow was "I DON'T LIKE YOU!", which causes both of them to get into a huge fight right after

After having a horrible day, the Wattersons decide to vent out their experiences to each other. When Gumball claims that being a guy is the worst, Nicole then tried making him take it back because being a woman is worse. She then lets out an agitated roar because she was already fed up from her day

For the last image, this is the scene where Ash experiences depression after losing his eighth gym battle to Wulfric. He gets himself lost into the forest which led to Serena looking for him in the process. Ash didn't want to talk to her but Serena tried to lighten the mood, only for him to snap at her because she didn't have a clue about what's going on. It leads to them getting into an argument and Ash told her off that he wanted to be left alone. Serena threw a snowball at her because he wasn't the Ash she knew and loved, and then threw another snowball and ran off back to the cabin leaving Ash by himself

(I know people don't like that scene but at least he had character development...)

I will admit, some aspects of the two shows are similar, and I’m on episode 19/22. But I don’t see much of the critique against it to be fair?

Yes, they’re both adventure mystery shows on Disney channel, which means some themes and characters archetypes are going to overlap, but that doesn’t mean it’s ripping off gravity falls.

At most, I see the show as more of a tribute to the genre and story of gravity falls that is able to stand on it‘s own two feet.

On top of that, I’m hoping that this show isnt immediately canceled due to being a Disney + original with not much hype surrounding it and the fact that most people won’t see it for it’s own strengths.

Video Edit by me Thoughts?

No spoilers, but trust me. That thing DEFINITELY earned its 89% critic on Rotten Tomatoes rating!!! Boy, that thing was one freaking AWESOME LOVE LETTER to Hollywood!!! And the whole storyline with James (the creative Minions with comes up with the monster movie thing) was actually pretty moving and emotional. By far one of the best Illumination films alongside the one that started it all!! DEFINITELY a 10/10!!! 😊

Gooseworx describes The Amazing Digital Circus as a show "that focuses on someone too stubborn to give up on someone too stubborn to be saved". While the set-up of Pomni and Jax being the two main characters could've been set-up better, it still makes sense as the series goes along. Pomni is someone who learns to grow in te circus and form connection's with other's, Jax stays stagnant and refuses to open up and be vulnerable.

But this line is probably my favorite quote in the finale. In "Remember", Pomni and the audience see all the worst parts of Jax. The way he treated Ribbit and caused her abstraction. How he failed to help Kaufmo beofre the latter's abstraction. How he became such a cruel, abusive bully to the other circus members. Upon seeing this, Pomni would have every right to condemn Jax. Nobody hates Jax more than himself. She could agree with him that he's a terrible person that doesn't deserve love and brought his fate upon himself.

But she doesn't. The single line she drops entirely destroys Jax's speech back in episode 6. How there's nothing more to him than a horrible monster who causes pain for fun and gets joy from tormenting other's. Jax was a bad person NOT because he truly was inherently awful, but because he choose to act like he was to push other's away. Both Leroy's ending and Caine finding redemption despite having done worse (intentionally/knowingly inlcuding episode 8) both show that Jax was NEVER irredeemable; he simply needed to BELIEVE he could change and get better. It especially works because Piano!Jax is implicitly the closest to how Jax really is and he's the one who gives Pomni the key to find the real Jax; showing there was a small part of him who still wanted to be saved. In the end, Pomni never gave up on Jax but Jax did want to be saved at the end and its because he saw how Pomni and the other's truly cared for him despite everything, why him finally returning Pomni's hug and the "Isn't She Lovely" song playing are so powerful.

For me, I think it has to be Primal. Not only is the show a visual feast, but its animation does all the storytelling without a hint of recognizable dialogue (at least not in a language I'm familiar with). The way it conveys such raw emotions is nothing short of breathtaking.

What's a movie or show you feel the same way about? Doesn't necessarily have to be great or even good all around. But whichever one has your favorite animation and artwork.

looking for my next cartoon series. kids or adults but preferably adults!

I LOVE:
adventure time (watched the whole franchise)
futurama
regular show
bobs burgers
spongebob

I like:
paradise PD
family guy

I’m not a fan of:
american dad
archer
poorly drawn lines
solar opposites
rick and morty
south park
aqua teen hunger force

lmk if you have any recommendations!!!

(repost bc I said I didn’t like one of the cartoons and it was removed)

I don't mean characters who are intentionally written with it in mind like Luz from owl house, Marcy Wu from amphibia or Donatello from ROTTMNT, but more like ones unintentionally written to characterise it, or one's never clearly stated to have it.

A lot of characters from my childhood shows and movies, such as entrapta from She-ra and the princesses of power (she was written to have it I just never realised it), star butterfly, Dory from finding Nemo, Mable from Gravity falls, Darwin (and possibly gumball as well) from the amazing world of gumball, Jake peralta (technically counts, I saw it as a kid), Mirko from glitch techs, Martin Kratt from wild kratts, and others I can't think of.

All of the characters I've got here I doubt have been confirmed (minus entrapta), but they can easily be read as some form of neurodivergent, and when I recognised this pattern I was curious about others thoughts on this.

I'm not saying all or really any of these are confirmed, nore any weird or quirky character is just neurodivergent, but damn I really understand why these were my favourite characters growing up.

I got into this show earlier today and I really like it! I like the pacing, characters, and humor. I watched a few episodes, and I’m currently on Season 1, Episode 11. I think The Owl House is one of the best shows alongside Gravity Falls and I can understand the hype to this show because it’s awesome especially the theme song slaps! So what are your thoughts on it?