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Gumball Watterson :^)
He was nowhere near as bad as Mordecai. Mordecai was generally awful.
>Mordecai was generally awful.
He had some moments here and there of being the misunderstood voice of reason though. One example that no one ever talks about is Video Game Wizards in which he is repeatedly shamed despite being completely in the right.
mordecai was in the wrong for choosing a shitty glove over his friend.
He does this shit all the time of dropping rigby under the bus for personal gain.
He wasn't choosing the glove over Rigby. He was being realistic in acknowledging the cold hard fact that Rigby didn't have the skill to get far in a serious tournament and was willing to play the villain in order to achieve a feat that would lead to more fraternal bonding over the glove that he and Skips would have definitely won. Rigby was just too immature and short-sighted to see reason.
>He wasn't choosing the glove over Rigby.
yes he was, bros do stuff together, they both win and lose together. That's more important than winning shit, they have been a team their whole life.
Also rigby was never shown to even be bad at videogames, that shit came out of nowhere, he even helped save the universe that one time they accidentally made skips old
Bros may do stuff together and go to hell and back with each other but that doesn't necessarily mean that it has to be that way 100% of the time. Mordecai was the one to realize that he valued Rigby over the glove whereas Rigby was only in it for the glove because he assumed that he and Mordecai's victory was guaranteed only to freak out when his lack of skill vindicated Mordecai until the duo were handed a dues ex machina that didn't make sense even by the bizarre logic of the show. You mean to tell me that Mordecai and Rigby were the only pair of best friends and that the rest of the 100+ people in the tournament had relationships that were only skin-deep? What about the pair the gang overheard at the restaurant saying how happy they were to enter the tournament as bros? Why weren't they blessed with victory by the glove? Rigby wanted to have his cake and eat it too.
While the duo ultimately earned a happy ending and still remained close even in their older age, if you were watching this at the time and didn't have that hindsight, the toxic ways they would treat each other were apparent and if the show wanted to be darker and more realistic, it would have ended with one of them dragging the other down with them at the rate they were going. Vidya tournaments aren't a once in a lifetime event and there would have still been plenty of opportunities for them to bond over stakes that though lower, would still be high enough for them to take seriously. The glove was something that seemed to be rarer and more expensive than a single game they could have purchased later. Also, pretty sure Rigby was always established to be bad at vidya like constantly losing at those arcade machines in the setting up the chairs episode.
>it would have ended with one of them dragging the other down with them at the rate they were going.
Rigby literally did that in their backstory, as shown in the movie. Rigby was a selfish little prick, and pulled stuff like that all the time.
>Muh art college
Rigby unironically saved Mordecai money
That.
>pretty sure Rigby was always established to be bad at vidya like constantly losing at those arcade machines in the setting up the chairs episode.
no he was worse than mordecai at that particular game, but they both beat GBF world record.
Rigby was consistently good at games.
>You mean to tell me that Mordecai and Rigby were the only pair of best friends and that the rest of the 100+ people in the tournament had relationships that were only skin-deep? What about the pair the gang overheard at the restaurant saying how happy they were to enter the tournament as bros? Why weren't they blessed with victory by the glove? Rigby wanted to have his cake and eat it too.
is just not a good episode, i even saw the joke comming a mile away because who doesn't know the powerglove.
rigby apologists, not even once.
>WHY DO FRIENDS NOT PICK THEIR FRIENDS?
TO ENTER A VIDEO GAME COMPETITION
WITH THEM
He was worse, that other anon isn't trolling. He later becomes very annoying. Also including the third blue n white cartoon network protagonist from those years
Is this the regular show autist?
>Doesn't realize Gumball has a stable relationship with Penny when mordecai does not
RS gays are truly the most pathetic gays in Cinemaphile they really have opinions that came from their butthole and say the most moronic shit.
Truly they are the blackies of Cinemaphile
I don't care if he was Mr values or not, if he respected his women and if he was the gods gift to humanity. anon, that being your reason for a character being good is really bad. Gumball Waterson is an annoying, quirky, and cheesy kid in the later seasons who was a lazy and stupid, but also very cool kid in the earlier ones.
>>>>>rs gay
Anon, Im not rs's biggest fan. I hated the show for many years after it finished, but it was until these last months that I started to care for it again because I forgot that it does have many good episodes.
And treating well your girlfriend =/= being a good character. I can't comprehend what happened with CJ, and I feel salty about it, but I still think that gumball is worse.
>Gumball Waterson is an annoying, quirky, and cheesy kid in the later seasons who was a lazy and stupid, but also very cool kid in the earlier ones.
Holy fricking shit a clipwatching gay as well.
Gumball is still exactly the same character you like in the earlier seasons he's more egotistic in the latter seasons but he gets punished if he goes to far with his bad motives making the character balance.
Meanwhile Mordecai went from an average relatable guy to a fricking pathetic, insufferable, and miserable cuck that became worse and worse each season hell even the final scene of the show his "development" was fricking rushed to the point of his character arc being so fricking pointless.
>I forgot that it does have many good episodes
Every ep of RS is the same shit it has a formulaic format that gets repatitive ever so often least every Gumball episode feels unique and different
>but I still think that gumball is worse.
That's because your an RS gay just with your post it speaks with bias
anon, anon, anon
Anon, gumball was one of my favorite shows back then. I watched every single episode from the first four seasons, i honestly don't remember how many times; and many, but not all the episodes of seasons 5 and 6. I loved it. Listen, I could write an essay saying how gumball is trash, but the truth is that the reason gumball as a character became worse is because the show also did so. I was limiting myself by just saying gumball. The watersons (and even many others) feel sometimes like the same character, being similar in how they react to things and their humor. The difference being that a square will do square jokes, unlike a circle. How groundbreaking the cartoon was affected it in a really bad way, now they had a formula on how to obtain acclaim. Gumball didn't feel sincere anymore, he was artificial now.
>implying I'm a consumer monkey who isn't aware of what he is consuming
Mordecai was an butthole, he had the best girl and lost her. Before that, he wasted 4 seasons with a "never ever", just so he could waste 1 more season with her. This being rs's main story is depressing. Hey, you're criticizing him based only on his love quest episodes. I don't feel that he changed in any way in episodes that didn't involve that. My problems with gumball are in general, even if his relationship advanced in a healthy way.
And many regular show episodes tend to be very formulaic, but not all of them. This will make you mad: many formulaic episodes were good. Hey, I already have this same discussion on Cinemaphile this week.
>gumball being always unique and different
Okay, that's tru- oh wait I was thinking of season 3. After that, the episodes' topics and how they approached to them felt repetitive, stagnant.
Why can't gumball fans receive criticism? This is the second time I see someone mentioning "watching clips" when talking bad about gumball. Don't do this, I don't want to make a stereotype , I don't want to write "gumballgays"
Gumball is leagues above Regular Show, and it's about time someone said it. Sure, Gumball may have had its ups and downs, but at least it had the guts to push boundaries and explore new territory. The Watersons may have felt a bit repetitive at times, but at least they had depth and character development, unlike the cardboard cutouts you call characters on Regular Show. And let's talk about Mordecai – what a joke! He wasted years pining after Margaret, only to end up back where he started. Talk about a stagnant storyline. And don't even get me started on Regular Show's formulaic episodes. Yeah, some of them were good, but that doesn't excuse the fact that the show relied on tired tropes and lazy writing. So before you come at Gumball with your half-baked criticisms, take a good hard look at what you're defending. Gumball may not be perfect, but at least it's trying to be something more than just another forgettable cartoon.
Maybe if you spent less time nitpicking and more time actually enjoying Gumball, you wouldn't be such a bitter homosexual. And as for your complaint about Gumball fans not being able to handle criticism? Please, take a look in the mirror. You can dish it out, but you sure can't take it. Grow up and learn to accept that not everyone shares your narrow-minded view of what makes a good cartoon.
Regular show gays are truly the blackies of Cinemaphile
Aggressive and ignorant can not be reasoned with, only thinks that their opinions are right without any flaws...
Dude you're repeating everything I just said about mordecai. Gumball also relied on tired tropes and lazy writing. Regular show was very pop culturish, but tawog takes the cake. Now, you actually got me at character development. But I'll repeat it again: approach. You got bangers like the episode where Nicole imagines a richatdless life, but also the crappy one where Darwin cries for Carrie. Not all of them were good. And I don't care of what gumball tried to achieve. The 2004 movie mindgame tried to achieve a lot, but wasn't good in the end because it lacked substance (still love yuasa's other works). Then grave of the fireflies (kind of a bad example, rs isn't as good obviously) looks so normal and boring, right? But it's one of the best ones.
>bitter homosexual
>not being able to handle criticism
Hey man, I'm not the one insulting here. I'm open to discussion of any topic. Without any flaws? Buddy, I just accepted that tawog, unlike rs, has character development episodes that feel significant (of course not every single one of them), you changed my point of view. I even stated that I don't like regular show that much, I gave my list of criticism, and you still think that I'm biased? I used to think last year that rs was one of the worst shows of those years, but eps like "gold watch" and "but I have a receipt" changed my mind. I still think that, sadly, a lot of it is bad, even unwatchable
While it's true that both Regular Show and The Amazing World of Gumball have their flaws, it's important to acknowledge that TAWOG surpasses Regular Show in various aspects. While both shows may be pop culture-oriented in some capacity, TAWOG takes it to another level with its clever incorporation of diverse animation styles, meta-commentary, and self-aware humor, and meta humor isn't their only humor. Gumball incorporates other types of humor from slapstick, awkward, witty, surreal, and more. Additionally, TAWOG consistently pushes the boundaries of storytelling (The Void plot) and animation, tackling complex themes such as identity, family dynamics, and societal norms in inventive ways. While you highlight certain standout episodes of "Regular Show," it's essential to recognize that TAWOG maintains a higher level of consistency and innovation throughout its run. Furthermore, your critique of "Regular Show" extends beyond personal preference; it points to legitimate flaws in its execution and narrative coherence, which TAWOG largely avoids. Thus, while both shows have their merits, TAWOG emerges as the stronger contender in terms of creativity, execution, and overall impact on the animation landscape.
However after reading your latest post I must admit. I was a bit too aggressive since I'm used to hearing from RS gays "muh Gumball bad RS good" And just now realizing your more of a Gumballbro than a RS gay, sry about that.
>I'm used to hearing from RS gays "muh Gumball bad RS good"
Probably because you do the exact same in reserve in every single RS thread while calling everyone who disagrees with you a subhuman Black person even when they’re being cordial with you like that other anon
>Probably because you do the exact same in reserve in every single RS thread
Gonna be honest I rarely go to RS threads so I think your talking about a different anon considering this is my 5th RS thread I've dwelled into
And I would like to add that Rob was the best character, because he felt genuine, didn't try to be as the other characters, and his development was significant throughout the series. Unlike gumball, the total antithesis
>Actual knows about the Rob/Void plot
Holy shit, I thought most of Cinemaphile don't even bother watching Gumball enough to the point it has a interesting villain and lore.
I actually have to agree with you here, Rob was truly one of the few villains in cartoons I can relate too its almost he would better a protagonist than Gumball while I still disagree of Gumball being a shitty protangist, Rob is a better character I would like to see Rob being the hero in the movie and s7 and Gumball slowly becoming the villain, it would be such an interesting concept hope Ben sees this post.
What kind of tribalism is this? I'm a Terigay and that didn't prevent me from enjoying Regular Show.
Funny how this is all it takes to trigger Gumgays into writing whole spergy dissertations.
It ended in resolve when the Gumgay realized he was talking to another Gumgay who thinks RS is inferior to Tawog so I don't think it was a spergy dissertation in the end
>to another Gumgay who thinks RS is inferior to Tawog
Hey, I never said that. Even then, they are just two shows that I really enjoyed, but now I can see that they had a ton of bad episodes (obviously also a lot of good ones). Can't anyone just enjoy and also criticize two shows here?
gumgay*
Gumgays gays that are closet Regular show gays*
She's the real main character but the other two guys form a combined package of pure concentrated agony
What show is this? What's with the other two?
>Steven Universe
>Finn the Human
>Luz
>Star Butterfly
Just to name a few
Mordecai definitely only gets brought up in the conversation for worst cartoon protag because he basically is the poster child for simping or potentially incel behavior now no thanks to the modern internet.
Star Butterfly inarguably should be the worst for literal genocide. Everyone else borders on obnoxious at worst.
>Steven Universe
>Finn the Human
>Luz
>Star Butterfly
>Howie from Almost Naked Animals
>SwaySway and Buhdeuce
>Charlotte from Making Fiends
>Name a worse cartoon protagonist than Mordecai from Regular Show
luz noceda
ramona flowers
I love Regular Show, I really do, but that last season was a huuuge waste of time. I don't care that the logo''s always had a space backdrop, throwing the entire Park into outer space came out of nowhere. We were robbed of a final arc where we actually get to SEE Mordecai and Rigby grow up and move on to bigger and better things in their lives.
lmao i JUST retweeted this image and now it's followed me here
That chick from Infinity Train season 3
Why did he constantly treat his best friend like shit? Then he'd make some pathetic gesture of kindness at the end, like that made up for how shitty he was.
its to hide his homosexual lust for his best friend and his best friend's brother
that he still hasn't come to grips with
What I like about it
>he is played by one of the non-actors in the cast which makes him more natural than the professional actors
>He's relatable
But apart from that his storylines are shit, he's one of the least funny characters in the series and he's kind of dull. Does anyone remember anything about him besides Simp for Margaret?
I could only stand watching about two episodes before I realized I'd sooner shove sharpened pencils in my eardrums and eyeballs rather than watch another second of this screeching moron.
Finns adolescent hollers will beat mordecais manchild annoying grating "WOOOOOOAHS" any day.
>t. broless
I'll take 2010s hooligan bros over 2020s squeemish zoomers.
It's weird you say that because I'd argue he screeches NOTICEABLY less than comparable childrens shows. His signature scream is brief and infrequent. Some characters scream for like 10 seconds at a time several times per episode.
I could have sworn I clicked to reply to (You). wtf
Lisa Simpson
Universe
>>Finn the Human
>>Luz
>>Star Butterfly
>Just to name a few
We need to go back.
Adventure time is really good and I’m tired of pretending it’s not
easy
You win. Third world Dan is worse.
What did he do anyways?
Steven Universe
Helga Pataki
Dan (Dan vs)
Baby Huey
>itt gumball gay debates with everyone over why his dollar store SpongeBob show is better
says the guy posting dollar store homer simpson