I have a feeling us "haters" will be bigger fans of this show then the actual target audience

. For starters we are not going to jump down their throats for wrongthink.
I daresay I agree with you, Silvana. This actually has a better shot than Growing Around did, and it will crash and burn with the force of a nuclear firestorm. If it doesn't, the show has the likes of us to thank for any lasting any length, since the mere fact we could enjoy it makes it guilty of wrongthink. No matter what they do, we win. The resulting salt-pocalypse is going to be amazing.
Yes, quite! If nothing else, Black has succeeded in generating some serious interest amongst us Kiwis - and I'm sure by the time it airs, you'll be able to cut the anticipation with a tranny's chin!
Well, it's not a terrible design. A bit stretched and noodly perhaps, but the choice of colors, clothing and hairstyle are pleasing. It's a design that could work in hands of a more competent artist/animator.
I'm afraid I can't agree, Arietis. Psycho Dude's design I rather like. Fat Albert and Drug Whore I'm utterly indifferent towards. Chinstein, though, I consider a guvking
appalling design. As you say, colour, clothing and hairstyle are okay, but it's the stretched quality of the character that ruins it - far too noodly for me.
I've been waffling between obvious ruse/money scam and genuine project... it just doesn't add up, between what actual money and effort went into it and Hayden Black's amazing personal views.
Could this all be some sort of elaborate and well-funded "social experiment"?
I'm
continually changing my views on this. One minute I'll think, "it's a scam and nothing more". Then I'll see some of those "jokes" Black insists on tweeting and I'll think, "master troll confirmed".
Then, I'll take a look at the artwork and decide that, if nothing else, the backgrounds are rather nice and think, "maybe we should just apply Occam's razor? Maybe this guy is in earnest - he's just working near-as-dammit singlehanded (and on a ridiculously low budget), which would explain the various technical flaws - and while he sympathizes with assorted "social justice" issues, he doesn't really understand the culture or have any real idea just how fickle his targeted audience can be? That, plus he's a writer of somewhat...
doubtful ability?
It's very hard to say for sure.
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Jim/MisterMetokur/InternetAristocrat did a video on this.
InternetAristocrat - my new hero.
