I can't believe anyone said that sincerely. "Don't make original characters, put BELOVED BRAND in my kids' show!" That's insane to me. It's like demanding there be hidden mickeys in an episode of Spongebob. Let things be separate from one another, oh my god.
Or use a magnet to suck the coins outWhy do cartoons always show people shattering their piggy banks with hammers? Don't they ever show the actual way to open them with that cork or stopper thing on the bottom?
Because the old fashioned ones didn't have corks or stoppers, they were just clay pots with a coin slot on top and you had to shatter them to get them open.Why do cartoons always show people shattering their piggy banks with hammers? Don't they ever show the actual way to open them with that cork or stopper thing on the bottom?
Believe me it is, the niggers complaining about this are going "mayne, I don't likes the captain durag mayne, he's raysus. I wants there to be the new captain america, or at least black panther in this show, you work for disney you can do that." That's how they view that take, simply because disney owns marvel it therefore means that in their minds anyone who was working on that show could simply gibsmedat there black marvel characters. Like for fuck sake, theres already 2 marvel capeshit preschool shows, you don't work for disney so stfu nigger.
Except we live in clown world where the exaggeration has become reality, so this point is moot.
"Write what you know"
People on X were roasting and mocking this news.
Dafuk thought this was another character? . Never cared about Ben 10 after Omniverse.
Asian Americans are at that point where they have just discovered therapy and not beating their kids, so this intergenerational trauma thing has them in a choke hold. Meanwhile, white people already went through this and got over it generations ago. I've had to sit through Everything Everywhere All at Once in a room of my Asian friends all sobbing, and I'm just looking around like "are you guys fucking serious?" Of course I couldn't bring myself to tell them the truth that I hated it afterward when they excitedly asked me "So, did you like it?? It's one of the best films ever right!" Goofy ass movie.
They say "write what you know," and it's not interesting to watch a cartoon about someone studying to become a doctor.
Because a lot of them were laid out in a grid of 9, then one key below it.Also, why do cartoon touchtone phones usually or always have only 9 buttons?
In theory, a show like this can work playing off of the divide between second or third wave immigrants that assimilated more into American culture than the ones who stick to tradition. In practice, this is a drop of water in a bucket that's already spilling over. South Park joked about how Netflix was running literally anything you'd pitch at them around 2018 when they were doing the Fractured But Whole tie-in episode, and I guess nothing's changed since then.
The way I think of it is that it's from the viewpoint of immigrants that are still adjusting to American ideals, so it's naturally going to have much more of an impact on that kind of audience. The oldest generation mostly flat-out refuses to accept them, the middle-aged generation embraces the ideals while repeating the culture they were raised in, but the younger generations aren't (usually) raised in their parents' cultural landscape, so a lot of the attitude they experience from their parents just doesn't make sense to them when they look at the homes of other people their age. You can also view other movies or shows this way, like the Sopranos with how the older guys from the mafia clash with Tony's relatively liberal ideology, and how Tony clashes with how his kids are trying to live their lives (Meadow dating a black Jew, Tony Jr. trying to find himself in the writings of Nietzsche and smoking weed). Yes, we already "got over it" generations ago, but this is the process of getting over it condensed into a much smaller time frame.
“In episode 2F-09 when Itchy plays Scratchy’s skeleton like a xylophone, he strikes the same rib twice in succession; yet he produces two clearly different tones. I mean what are we to believe this is some sort of ‘magic xylophone’ or something? Boy, I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder.”
It's the only kosher way to do it.Why do cartoons always show people shattering their piggy banks with hammers? Don't they ever show the actual way to open them with that cork or stopper thing on the bottom?
I'm just tired of Slice-of-Life as a genre, both from the Orientals and Asian Americans.