A fantasy setting Gotham show with a bunch of different court cases and try types of Trials. We can use fantasy things as metaphor for things in real life.
It's supposed to say Law Firm not Gotham not sure how it manage to get those two words mixed up . I believe harvey birdman Was based in a bunch of connected IPS which one Studio made I want to see something more fantasy but yeah they didn't do a number of those type of things I remember the said that Sarah be allowed to use a deadly guitar episode.
Small squad of 3 members explore space. Missions usually go bad and are often end up looking like a cover of a space pulp comic but instead of a lady captured it's them.
Aschter is a noble engaged 17 times. Usually he the easiest in his noble family to betrove but usually the bride will seduce another family member once they get in the house. His last engagement almost made him the bride prompting him to join the army. Through bad luck some people say almost on purpose ended up in the squad. He's been given to wear his house colors over his uniform a pink sash.
Next is a scholar joining the army for three years to get a scholarship in a prestigious university his dreams. He grew up poor and has to work hard his whole life. He has long hair and big glasses
Last but not least is a smuggler, who got caught. He was given an ultimatum join the army or go to prison. Of the crew he the only one that weilds a weapon.on hand. It's a blade that heats up to be super hot to cut through steel (basically a light saber) he's also the go too when shady business needs to be conducted.
Unknown but the squad is privately funded by a sister of the noble. She took his place as bride and now seeks revenge donation to the space army. Making alterations to the their uniforms. The space army doesn't actually care about the group, and their a small in joke among the soldiers.
Hazbin Hotel where Charlie slowly breaks bad and plans to overthrow her father.
Lucifer not only lost his wife to heaven but now has his daughter starting a business that appeals to gospel rhetoric by allowing sinners entry into heaven.
Hurting the pride of the embodiment of pride, Lucifer schemes against his daughter’s hotel with sabotage, with a mask of support for her.
Hides his tracks when sanctioning violence at her hotel and Katie killjoy to slander her business.
Charlie’s resolve changes and puts new rules when dealing with people trying to destroy her hotel.
Lucifer pridefully watches his daughter mimic his behavior vindicating that sin is an inevitable behavior and seeking self-fulfilling wants are non-criminal.
Charlie finds out her father was behind everything and sees herself with a cult following of people who feel indebted to her sanctuary and feel she is the true successor of hell.
Lucifer finds himself with an uprising led by his daughter who has more legitimate reasons to usurp him than when Lucifer tried to fight god. He can’t appeal to anyone since he let his subjects suffer for eons and only cared about himself and now he got what he wanted with his daughter interested in finally ruling hell.
A parody of Batman and Robin the Purple Shadow and Target boy. Target boy is purposely given a bright costume to distract criminals. Purple Shadow keeps putting him in harms way and is abusive to his aide kick.
Cut to 15 years later, Target Boy is now a man. Purple shadow is dead, however the Target Man is still imagines Purple Shadow shouting orders to jump in front of criminals. Target man has been shot and stabbed multiple times.
A parody of Batman and Robin the Purple Shadow and Target boy. Target boy is purposely given a bright costume to distract criminals. Purple Shadow keeps putting him in harms way and is abusive to his aide kick.
Cut to 15 years later, Target Boy is now a man. Purple shadow is dead, however the Target Man is still imagines Purple Shadow shouting orders to jump in front of criminals. Target man has been shot and stabbed multiple times.
Unironic infotainment guides for how to have sex, from conception up until birth. Each session is an instructor led 30-60 minute session with words of encouragement shared throughout. Common names lead the sessions and tell us what to do, such as Dora the Explorer's voice actress.
Alright. It's a serious drama that follows women working in the Human Resources department of a small company. It's about their daily struggles to make ends meet, and the existential threat of potentially losing their jobs during an economic recession.
They also all have massive boobs. Like, distractingly pendulous breasts, and no jokes are ever made about it. At least 40% of the budget will need to be allocated to realistic breast animation.
Ice Cream for Breakfast: The life of a homosexual teenage male named David Bello and the world surrounding him. He's in love with one Francisco Hermosillo whose fraternal twin brother is also in love with him.
A cartoon about summer school, where a girl named Summer has bad grades and has to go to summer school, while her rich parents go to vacation without her and leave her to her aunt.
Okay well frick me I guess, I have zero original ideas then.
In a world still divided in the west a d the east, paranoid schizophrenic and actual magician, Guy Shepherd, runs a freelance supernatural problem solving business. His team, Paranormal Solutions LLC, consists of: an escaped military android with a split personality, a disavowed but still very effective exorcist, a mutated KGB commando, and a woman with the skills of an elite 90s hax0r but the body and temperament of a loser neet. Together they travel the world, solving problems, getting drawn into conspiracies, and generally causing massive problems for everyone around them while still somehow always saving the day.
Show is called "Tiger & Dragon." Setting is a KFP/Usagi Yojimbo-esque furry feudal Asia. Title is a reference to Tiger vs. Dragon symbology in Eastern myths.
Plot revolves around a Chinese kung-fu Tiger dude who is the son of a great master. He is a reasonably thoughtful and righteous young man, but unknown to anyone, his insecurities about living up to his father's reputation have led to him developing a darker side. When his fiance is murdered by a corrupt lord, Tiger dude goes apeshit and murders the lord in cold blood.
Now wanted for murder, Tiger dude is either banished to or forced to flee to Japan. There he meets Dragon (an anthro eastern dragon), who is a highly-skilled Samurai. Dragon is pleasant, wise, and easygoing, and tries to help Tiger deal with his anger, as well as the guilt he feels for disgracing his family.
However, while we at first think Dragon is "the wise one" and Tiger is "the angry judgmental one," we soon realize that despite his pleasant personality, Dragon is rather complacent in the face of societal injustice (poverty, corruption, etc.) while Tiger's high moral standards compel him to fight against it. We also soon learn that Dragon has (to his shame) been complicit in killing innocent people on the orders of his past lords.
Now these two martial artists, both flawed in their own way and with blood on their hands, must come together to redeem themselves and fight against various villains across Feudal Japan and China.
Really like the art in these posts. Makes me wish all your shows had a pilot to watch.
Slice of life about a woman trying to live her days as a tradwife while keeping her husband oblivious of the fact that the child is obviously not his.
The son is basically doing a bit like Roger from American Dad, but instead of having different personas he's just always dressed as a mini-me of the dad despite none of the physical features lining up.
All the background characters in the show have a disgusted face 24/7 or they try to hit on the mom who always rejects them because she's actually committed to tradwifing now.
Pilot episode is about grocery shopping as a family at Costco. The dad is accused of kidnapping by Costco wagies at the food court while the mom is away at the back of the store getting ingredients for dinner. Hilarity ensues.
Action cartoon about a football jock from one of those Buffy-rip off plots that were so popular in the late 90s/early 2000s, where the premise is that he walked in on the nerdy kids about to stake the highschool vampire queen and bashed them over the head with a chair. The premise is him then being pulled into supernatural misadventures with his now overly clingy, PTSD'd vampire girlfriend, navigating the local "night life" and also find a way to hide the bodies of the 4 losers he just killed and not be cause by A; the cops or B: vampire hunters.
A diarrhea monster slowly absorbs the oceans water to grow bigger and avoid getting crusty due to global warming. A prodigy child learns that it's a good thing so the melting ice caps don't floor the world. The child makes the diarrhea monster his friend and they go on all sorts of smelly adventures with each other, trying to convince everyone that the monster is good for this world.
An incest full porn show where two blood related brothers confess their love for each other and frick like crazy, the male mc will also bang his childhood friend, school gyaru, school president and get NTR by her mother.
two segments show,t about a small anthro Lynx girl and her silly adventures and wild imagination (typical kids show shenanigans) and her Depressed suicidal Single Father who hates life but loves his daughter enough to keep living. > The first segment is colorful and cute > The second segment is grim and depressing
and sometimes the two segments cross together, where we see for example the daughter Lyris using her imagination and playing around fighting dragons and being a knight and we start the second segment with the dad entering the house after a long tiring working day and finding it a complete mess.
A show with a galactic setting, taking place in a city floating in space, staring an alien girl in her early 20s living in her apartment who strives to become a big internet star with the goal of 2 billion followers (There's enough people in the galaxy to get that far) and she is aided by her #1 fan/crazed stalker, who's another alien girl.
The show is a parody of internet culture and online influencers with the main characters inspired by the SpongeBob/Squidward dynamic.
My idea is to not use any memes unless it's to make a joke out of how people use outdated memes.
The stuff i want the show to get into is stuff like drama videos, trend chasing, poor advertisements, conventions, etc. And just take the piss out of all of it with a sci-fi twist.
Full season worth of material alone from this one: https://www.dexerto.com/business/nursing-activision-blizzard-employees-say-their-breast-milk-kept-getting-stolen-1717345/
>It starts.as a kids show episode where cutey mikey or smth gets to explore a Big warehouse and find an item ("This is a magnet, so tasty! Right Mikey?") >Slowly continues as the character becomes bigger and more aware of the city dangers ("So.sad to say Bye bye to our new friend, but the Bad police man is here, and H I V E has already lended us some honey, surely, we will met T H E M again later") >Eldritch horror unleashes by the end, it still looks and maybe even acts cute tho
a transgirl in high school living in a small town in a southern red state who her, her non binary best friend and her transgender boy friend are tasked with piloting a 3 piece combiner mech robot from space to defend the earch from alien invaders.
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It's supposed to say Law Firm not Gotham not sure how it manage to get those two words mixed up . I believe harvey birdman Was based in a bunch of connected IPS which one Studio made I want to see something more fantasy but yeah they didn't do a number of those type of things I remember the said that Sarah be allowed to use a deadly guitar episode.
Nice, sounds good, I was expectong a bit more of the fantasy being used: Magic being extremely precise if not particularly useful or viceversa: >Raised dead in DnD Tyler allowing you to interrogante the víctims, but the answers being monosyllabic and unreliable >Oracle department pointing you to the key to solving a case, but You end in weird, dangerous situations with random ítems, Ladybug style >Having to pull out the Kirk chart each time a being gets granted knowledge beyond their species average because Magic
Here's one. Sounds like cow and chicken, but from the mom's point of view:
Slice of life about a woman trying to live her days as a tradwife while keeping her husband oblivious of the fact that the child is obviously not his.
The son is basically doing a bit like Roger from American Dad, but instead of having different personas he's just always dressed as a mini-me of the dad despite none of the physical features lining up.
All the background characters in the show have a disgusted face 24/7 or they try to hit on the mom who always rejects them because she's actually committed to tradwifing now.
Pilot episode is about grocery shopping as a family at Costco. The dad is accused of kidnapping by Costco wagies at the food court while the mom is away at the back of the store getting ingredients for dinner. Hilarity ensues.
Alright, the story takes place in an outer-space setting that has a mix of fantastical elements to it in the far-future. The Main Character (MC) is a former hitman for a powerful outer-space mafia that works under one of the major powers as their underworld branch. A once rising star to the group after being a Made-Man, the MC was set-up to hunt down his former best friend and his BF's wife after it was reported they wanted to leave the Mafia, resulting in the MC killing the wife and his best friend in a deadly duel. However, the entire thing was a set-up by jealous lower-ranks to deem the MC a traitor at the same time since members can't officially kill each other without permission which lower-ranking assassins of the group faked.
MC has a bounty put on him because of this and is officially marked as an Outlaw. To make a living for himself, he takes on dangerous and risky jobs to try and make enough funds to try and retire into a peaceful life, but at the same time he's doing it he dreams of having revenge on the men who set him up since they moved up in life in the old mafia as leaders.
During what should have been a normal escort mission for a rich merchant, the MC becomes drawn into a conspiracy surrounding his client as it turns out the cargo he was carrying is the successor to an important outer space empire that has descended into a civil war and who is chasing after the legacy of their grandfather, a superweapon meant for members of the royal family and to end the war in space to become the new leader of their government.
The MC and the designated Successor then go on episodic adventures doing dirty jobs against other Outlaws, Space Pirates, Rebels, Criminals of the underworld all to claim the superweapon and assemble a crew of other misfit characters. During his journey, the MC will also have the intention of using the weapon for revenge and slip back into his dark persona as a Hitman.
In a world still divided in the west a d the east, paranoid schizophrenic and actual magician, Guy Shepherd, runs a freelance supernatural problem solving business. His team, Paranormal Solutions LLC, consists of: an escaped military android with a split personality, a disavowed but still very effective exorcist, a mutated KGB commando, and a woman with the skills of an elite 90s hax0r but the body and temperament of a loser neet. Together they travel the world, solving problems, getting drawn into conspiracies, and generally causing massive problems for everyone around them while still somehow always saving the day.
Thank you. I WILL have her heart stop for .25 seconds after she blearily wanders into the common room of their base, forgetting she was still dressed in her anime men aheago pajamas.
Autistic weirdo idiot weed woman travels in a post apocalyptic world with a depressed korean alcoholic and they travel on a tank in eastern european looking desolate cities
She's a catalyst of shenanigans and he's the straight man
A lot of post punk soundtrack used
An anxious & unhinged young woman becomes America's last line of defense against giant monsters from the deep after a cosmic disaster. Like Monsters vs Aliens meets The Forever War.
A hulking, ill mannered biker attempts to summon a succubus for a night of unrelenting, debauchery. By accident, he instead summons an angel girl. With no way to send her back, the angel moves in with the man and romantic shenanigans ensue. The angel tries to improve the man's life and gets him to see the lighter side of things. The man makes the angel more human and less chaste, bring far less critical of how sinful humans are. Little do they know, three others angels were dispatched from heaven to recollect their sister.
Elevator pitch: a Sci-Fantasy mix of Naruto and Green Lantern. Three psychic young women from radically different backgrounds join an organization of psychics that defend the Universe. Under their mentor they become friends, explore their powers and the extreme dangers that come with them. All the while the take on various obstacles and opponents from lowly criminals and terrorists, fellow ESPers falling to madness, and ancient empires returning.
It’s called truant efficiency about this gay named Maxwell Toynbee (get it?) who is responsible for taking care of a herd of genetically modified animals who are much smarter and capable than normal animals and at first the stories just seem like random wacky adventures as he wrangles the creatures but the lore of the series builds over time to reveal that the animals are attacking a secret government agency run by aliens but the aliens are like the cause of a lot of folklore and myths so they take the form of bigfoot and mothman and stuff like that and they’re trying to summon the Annunaki to reclaim ownership of the world and only the modified animals who were made by God can save mankind. Also most of the characters are LGBTQ+.
An alien invasion happens. Big gaint tobot destroyed. Alien technology is scattered through the city. The show is about government ment agents trying to collect all the pieces.
Every episode is about a random person finding a piece of technology allowing them to do "x" thing. For example someone finds a piece that lets them walk through walls uses it to steal from banks. Person finds one that lets him reads mind uses that to get a girl he likes. So on and so on.
An insurance agent moves to the suburban town of Atomic Acres, a quaint 1950s/Rockwellian town where every single resident is either a superhero or a supervillian. The residents got their powers following an accident at the town's nuclear/water processing plant (the two of them combined to save money).
All the heroes and villains have alter-egos: regular jobs, hobbies, families, etc. Their hero/villain careers are just secondary job that they do. They may not be able to explain to our normal protag why they fly around in blue and yellow pajamas or try to control the world through mind-controlling cereal box prizes -- it's any old job that needs doing and they like doing it.
Because of this, superheroes and villains have a unique relationship: there's being "on the clock" and "off the clock." Mr. Majestic can fight The Weatherman when they're both doing the hero/villain jobs, but off the clock they get along pretty well and are part of the local bowling team. The Amazing Rockette may be fighting The Beat-nik on Friday nights, but on weeknights she has her job as a high school teacher and he works there as the long-haired janitor. Many heroes and villains would even joke about past battles and schemes over dinner or drinks ("Remember when I caught you and had you over the snake pit? I did not expect you to get out of that! Glad those trap-making lessons are paying off!)It's basically a town where heroes and villains live together and hold no animosity toward each other. It's nothing personal they have to capture the hero or defeat a madman's scheme -- it's just what they have to do.
The artstyle would be Gennedy's sharp, angular style like Powerpuff Girls or maybe McCracken's Kid Cosmic. Very smooth, stylized designs that harken back to the silver age and cheesy comics.
Gordon, our protag, navigates his way through Atomic Acres, where every day is a scene between classic small-town shenanigans and insane comic book adventures.
Basically, the premise is there’s this mother whose husband walks out on her before the baby is born. Out of a good intentioned desire to keep her son from leaving her, she keeps him inside the house 24/7 from birth to his 18th birthday, with no intentions of ever letting him go. Spiro (the son), never goes to school, never makes friends, any of that. Instead, his replacement for the outside world is Television. He grows up glued to the set, watching all the mind rotting junk imaginable. On his 18th birthday, either through an accident or on purpose, he ends up getting outside of the house, and through a comical string of events accidentally stealing an expensive sports car and riding off in it. Now, not only are the police in pursuit of him, but so is his mother, who is dedicated to tracking him down and bringing him back home. Spiro eventually decides while on the run, that he wants to take this opportunity to travel, make friends, and learn everything he can about the world. The basic structure of an episode is Spiro arrives at a new location (which can be basically anywhere on earth, for comical effect his sports car is able to just drive through oceans to other continents), and becomes fixated on a subject which can range from things like love, war, concerts, DMV’s, practically anything under the sun that you could write a 22 or 11 minute episode about. Now the main conceit of the show is that because Spiro only knows what he’s learned from TV, he has a very skewed, maybe slightly innocent, view of these topics. The episode basically follows him realizing how his TV fictional view on a subject doesn’t always line up with the reality, and him having to deal with that. As he goes on his adventures, he can slowly start to pick up friends and enemies that pop in and out of his life as he goes along The theme is pretty much “TV can give you the wrong ideas, try living your life”.
Action cartoon about mechs. Made to sell toys/figurines and provide a cool story. Age rating pending.
In the far-future, an empire of matriarchal space-elves attack humanity. They, equipped with Sonic powers and giant armored suits, are hellbent on destroying humanity and turning Earth into a garden world for their empire. Mankind is seen as lesser creatures— destructive vermin, really. To this end, humanity is forced into war with the elves, called the Leyfuil. As the war rages, salvaged armor from the Leyfuil are found and reverse-engineered, allowing for the creation of the Neural Interface Combat Suit (NICS) mech. NICS is designed to be on exceed the capabilities of the Leyfuil's machines, and is equipped with various weapons and defenses that make it a standout war machine. The pilot, Aaron Nishikawa, is the protagonist. He and his squad fight against the Leyfuil's assault for the survival of humanity, and the fate of the earth.
Now, let's talk merch.
The mechs from the show are sold as figurines or toys, and are modular and paintable. New characters and mech upgrades are introduced to engage customers and viewers alike.
Show is called "Tiger & Dragon." Setting is a KFP/Usagi Yojimbo-esque furry feudal Asia. Title is a reference to Tiger vs. Dragon symbology in Eastern myths.
Plot revolves around a Chinese kung-fu Tiger dude who is the son of a great master. He is a reasonably thoughtful and righteous young man, but unknown to anyone, his insecurities about living up to his father's reputation have led to him developing a darker side. When his fiance is murdered by a corrupt lord, Tiger dude goes apeshit and murders the lord in cold blood.
Now wanted for murder, Tiger dude is either banished to or forced to flee to Japan. There he meets Dragon (an anthro eastern dragon), who is a highly-skilled Samurai. Dragon is pleasant, wise, and easygoing, and tries to help Tiger deal with his anger, as well as the guilt he feels for disgracing his family.
However, while we at first think Dragon is "the wise one" and Tiger is "the angry judgmental one," we soon realize that despite his pleasant personality, Dragon is rather complacent in the face of societal injustice (poverty, corruption, etc.) while Tiger's high moral standards compel him to fight against it. We also soon learn that Dragon has (to his shame) been complicit in killing innocent people on the orders of his past lords.
Now these two martial artists, both flawed in their own way and with blood on their hands, must come together to redeem themselves and fight against various villains across Feudal Japan and China.
A prequel of Scott Pilgram's ascend to become the best fighter in Toronto; his adventure with Wallace; his training under him, and his dating with Envy; it ends with Envy dumping him.
The next season is an adaptation of the comics, giving more prominence to the exes as they did in the anime. It starts meeting Knives.
Whenever Todd tries to fight Scott, Wallace flirts with him, seducing the drummer to screw Envy and avenge Scott, as one anon suggested.
The final season is when people whose lives were affected by Wallace's bawdtiness, have formed their league; not just men but also the women whose love was stolen by Wallace's supreme hole; with plans of running his life; of course Envy and Todd are part and Scott has to defend his best friend.
Now, this is my coomer idea: Todd hasn't gotten over Wallace so Scott has the idea of having sex with him (due to him accepting Nega Scott), seeing sex as a fight; this is witnessed by Todd's manager, who also works in the porn industry and jumps into the opportunity; he convinces Scott of becoming a porn actor and do a sex tape with his client; thus also getting Todd publicity.
Scott turns out to be a superpower bottom, with each encounter he gets more powerful, but his partners get power-ups if they manage to survive; soon, words spread out and tons of fighters have come to challenge Scott in the bed.
One of them is Knives's younger brother, who just turned 18 and for their next encounter, he wants to bring his friends to film a scene with Scott as their teacher.
Time to repost an old idea that I have not expanded any further upon since the last time I mentioned it >A young girl at the height of the "thing" challenge craze >In particular, she does one of those supernatural-themed challenges, like the charlie challenge or something like that >She doesn't realize, but she fricked up the false ritual and made it into a real one >One that was missing several components >She summons a literal demon who she cannot see, hear, or interact with >The demon, meanwhile, just can't interact with her >It's also bound to her because of the summoning without the proper components >The girl, meanwhile, is kind of an accident-prone idiot >The demon has to keep her alive otherwise he's going to be spending the rest of eternity sitting around a single spot in a graveyard >He can interact with the world around her, just not her or other human beings >His other goal is trying to get her to figure out that he exists so they can establish some line of communication >He doesn't even want to do evil demon shit anymore, he just wants to go home and get the hell out of this idiot's life
Elements of Billy and Mandy to the comedy, with a bit of that classic animation trope of "Baby wanders through construction site while caretaker tries to rescue it" slapstick.
While the demon also criticizes modern youth culture
That said, since the original time I pitched this idea, from what I understand because I haven't actually watched it, The Ghost and Molly McGee came out and might have a dangerously similar premise with a few tweaks
this is one of my pitches from 2 years ago. It's about secret agent cats, and I'm pretty sure I only made it because I was watching TUFF Puppy at the time and I thought I could try something similar
https://litter.catbox.moe/xe49yd.pdf
The setting is an erroneous afterlife.
There are multiple sentient species.
No one knows they are dead.
The world works on belief.
Gravity is the direction people beleive. The world has visuals similar to M.C.Eshers paintings.
The world is the inside of an infinite solid material that is carved away in explosions when the beliefs of ar least two of these people momentarily do not match. It is also maliable to those who beleive it is just stone, or water.
The explosion has a slow build up.
Most people have become accustomed to gravity being subjective, so those don't cause many explosions anymore.
These explosions also let new people and objects in.
New people associate mostly with others like them, but there are other functional factions.
There are multiple factions.
One of these factions are a firefighter for the lack of a better word. People generaly beleive they can resolve the dangerous explosions. So they do. They get people away, and prematurely detonate them more harmlessly. The main character is a new initiate. (Allowing him access to all the other spaces. For the story to be revealed)
Another faction is the couriers, who due to thiet personality roll with the strange, and do not cause explosions from any expectations.
Another faction is trying to tunnel through the material to an edge. There is no edge. The secret explaination is dead center of the network of tunnels the characters live in. Its basicaly "sorry for the inconvenience" from hitchikers guide to the galaxy
Another faction uses the explosions to fabricate the things people think they need like food. This is much closer to a religious order. They use two people they control with radicaly different expectations to cause explosions and then use a technique to control the object it produces.
The error is these souls have been unintentionaly snatched into this error space by the conflict of beleif and expectations. The only way to pass on is to let go of those. 1/2
The couriers guild loses people the most frequently due to that.
The people who get "hurt" by the explosions or other violence, stay hurt because they think they are. The dead ones usualy cause explosions, because those that think them dead contradict the dead person momentarily considering that they arnt, due to still thinking. Same with miraculously healing.
People forgetting things is also a risk of contradiction.
Firefighters also have to deal with monsters being born from explosions.
Pleanty of anime combat porn potential, as its all about what you beleive you can do.
The tunnel network houses enough for a large urban city. So pleanty of "work" for the various factions.
Each faction keeps its knowledge of thier circumstances to themselves, both to keep thier respective power and advantage, and also to not cause the midwits to accidentaly blow everything up if they find out.
The MC would go through several events where these tidbits are revealed to them and the audience.
It would start with his explosion "birth", he would flirt with becoming a courier, have a courier friend (who eventualy vanishes) before being a firefighter, and each job in the respective factions territory would reveal the world to him and the audience.
The resolution might be the midwits coming to knowledge or the MC moving on from the errorverse.
Obviously it would explore the themes of beliefs and expectations.
2/2
jenny gets reactivated 20 years into the future after seemingly being destroyed and has to come to terms with the ideas of obsolesce and change while fighting an insurgent "neo cluster" on earth lead by a bitter vexus. she also has to sometimes tag along with her "younger" sister XJ10 who idolizes, with jenny eventually viewing her as a worthy successor
A serial cartoon with a premise and aesthetic similar to Earthbound (from the Mother series). Focuses on a kid with psychic powers as the threat grows more and more existential
Extremely important note: I never explain, either in universe or in real life , why no one dies or even gets hurt despite hurling military grade high explosives at each other
Jellystone with the Jay Ward extended universe
Surely the rights to all that would be cheap as frick. When's the last time anyone gave a frick about Hoppity Hooper
>gets isekai'd >becomes hero and defeats demon king >returns >some stowaway comes with him >was his fan when he was a hero, but since the hero is living his average life the stowaway decides to become a hero in his world
A rather weak looking boy lives in a rural farming village with his extremely manly father (mother is entirely absent). The boy feels pain while in sunlight and wears lots of clothing while tending the fields, and struggles in the one-room school (his peers seem to all be much older than him, with many being four or five times his height). The boy is told to always return to home before the sun goes down, but one day he sneaks out when the moon is high. He encounters a classmate of his seeming to fight something else he can't recognize. The classmate has a very different feeling, like the one the boy knows is just a mask for the true self. It turns out the village is actually the home to all sorts of strange beings that are collectively called monsters, and only have enough glamour to pass during the day. While some find it enough to just live a life away from humanity, others do a "night shift" of fighting against malevolent beings. The boy gets wrapped up in this despite being told his fangs haven't grown in yet.
I don't know what the actual plot should be as an ongoing. Maybe just dick around with plots of the week.
You know what pisses me off? Cinemaphile is the ONLY board that does these "talk about your idea" threads. There no video game pitch threads on Cinemaphile or table top game pitch threads on /tg/ or anime pitch threads on Cinemaphile. So what I actually have is ideas for h games or 500 page worldbuilding table top game manuals but I can't find a place to talk about them, so I have to awkwardly change them into something vaguely resembling a western cartoon in order to voice my thought into the void.
>nime pitch threads on Cinemaphile
those threads have been made on Cinemaphile for years if not decades. That's where the well known meme Keit-Ai come from and Cinemaphile(/vrpg/ and /vg/ too) have developer threads. Idk about /tg/
/tg/ has amateur game design threads where anons design TTGRPGs and war games they are making or "work in progress" threads. There's also countless threads discussing ongoing ongoing RPG campaigns.
A fantasy setting Gotham show with a bunch of different court cases and try types of Trials. We can use fantasy things as metaphor for things in real life.
like harvey birdman?
It's supposed to say Law Firm not Gotham not sure how it manage to get those two words mixed up . I believe harvey birdman Was based in a bunch of connected IPS which one Studio made I want to see something more fantasy but yeah they didn't do a number of those type of things I remember the said that Sarah be allowed to use a deadly guitar episode.
fertile crescent inspired eary bronze age inspired fantasy anthology.
Interesting little thing.
Pulp femboy space cartoon.
Small squad of 3 members explore space. Missions usually go bad and are often end up looking like a cover of a space pulp comic but instead of a lady captured it's them.
Aschter is a noble engaged 17 times. Usually he the easiest in his noble family to betrove but usually the bride will seduce another family member once they get in the house. His last engagement almost made him the bride prompting him to join the army. Through bad luck some people say almost on purpose ended up in the squad. He's been given to wear his house colors over his uniform a pink sash.
Next is a scholar joining the army for three years to get a scholarship in a prestigious university his dreams. He grew up poor and has to work hard his whole life. He has long hair and big glasses
Last but not least is a smuggler, who got caught. He was given an ultimatum join the army or go to prison. Of the crew he the only one that weilds a weapon.on hand. It's a blade that heats up to be super hot to cut through steel (basically a light saber) he's also the go too when shady business needs to be conducted.
Unknown but the squad is privately funded by a sister of the noble. She took his place as bride and now seeks revenge donation to the space army. Making alterations to the their uniforms. The space army doesn't actually care about the group, and their a small in joke among the soldiers.
Worst case scenario that comes from telling a 14 year old that it's their destiny to change the world and bring in an era of peace
Star Wars 1-3?
Hazbin Hotel where Charlie slowly breaks bad and plans to overthrow her father.
Lucifer not only lost his wife to heaven but now has his daughter starting a business that appeals to gospel rhetoric by allowing sinners entry into heaven.
Hurting the pride of the embodiment of pride, Lucifer schemes against his daughter’s hotel with sabotage, with a mask of support for her.
Hides his tracks when sanctioning violence at her hotel and Katie killjoy to slander her business.
Charlie’s resolve changes and puts new rules when dealing with people trying to destroy her hotel.
Lucifer pridefully watches his daughter mimic his behavior vindicating that sin is an inevitable behavior and seeking self-fulfilling wants are non-criminal.
Charlie finds out her father was behind everything and sees herself with a cult following of people who feel indebted to her sanctuary and feel she is the true successor of hell.
Lucifer finds himself with an uprising led by his daughter who has more legitimate reasons to usurp him than when Lucifer tried to fight god. He can’t appeal to anyone since he let his subjects suffer for eons and only cared about himself and now he got what he wanted with his daughter interested in finally ruling hell.
Target Man
A parody of Batman and Robin the Purple Shadow and Target boy. Target boy is purposely given a bright costume to distract criminals. Purple Shadow keeps putting him in harms way and is abusive to his aide kick.
Cut to 15 years later, Target Boy is now a man. Purple shadow is dead, however the Target Man is still imagines Purple Shadow shouting orders to jump in front of criminals. Target man has been shot and stabbed multiple times.
Okay well frick me I guess, I have zero original ideas then.
Did you draw that? That's pretty good.
Also I made it up today. Usually in these threads I make up an idea on the spot like an elevator pitch.
Unironic infotainment guides for how to have sex, from conception up until birth. Each session is an instructor led 30-60 minute session with words of encouragement shared throughout. Common names lead the sessions and tell us what to do, such as Dora the Explorer's voice actress.
Alright. It's a serious drama that follows women working in the Human Resources department of a small company. It's about their daily struggles to make ends meet, and the existential threat of potentially losing their jobs during an economic recession.
They also all have massive boobs. Like, distractingly pendulous breasts, and no jokes are ever made about it. At least 40% of the budget will need to be allocated to realistic breast animation.
X-23 sin city meets The anime Kite, Laura trying to survive in the city all alone then she meets her first pimp
I'm for an X-23 show. But for the love of god can we stop with the prostitution phase.
Ice Cream for Breakfast: The life of a homosexual teenage male named David Bello and the world surrounding him. He's in love with one Francisco Hermosillo whose fraternal twin brother is also in love with him.
I actually have plans to use Ken dolls and make a stop motion show for this on YouTube.
A cartoon about summer school, where a girl named Summer has bad grades and has to go to summer school, while her rich parents go to vacation without her and leave her to her aunt.
Sounds interesting,got some drawings. Theme song?
Here's the character "summer", anything else?
Hot.
The frick is she? The abyss?
its the character summer 🙂
Yes, exactly. Any quirks I should know of. Her favorite music? Phobias?
She secretly likes country music.
Alright, we're is the show set?(please not California)
Alright,how's the aunt like?
Owns a good amount of cats, and a posible love interest to the summer school teacher.
Alright,how about setting?(please don't be California)
I don't know, but it's a landlocked state.
How about Tennessee?
Three inhabitants of an alien planet perform a string of heists to stop an encroaching world war.
I'd watch it
Really like the art in these posts. Makes me wish all your shows had a pilot to watch.
What can you do?
Slice of life about a woman trying to live her days as a tradwife while keeping her husband oblivious of the fact that the child is obviously not his.
The son is basically doing a bit like Roger from American Dad, but instead of having different personas he's just always dressed as a mini-me of the dad despite none of the physical features lining up.
All the background characters in the show have a disgusted face 24/7 or they try to hit on the mom who always rejects them because she's actually committed to tradwifing now.
Pilot episode is about grocery shopping as a family at Costco. The dad is accused of kidnapping by Costco wagies at the food court while the mom is away at the back of the store getting ingredients for dinner. Hilarity ensues.
what is with you homosexuals and spamming your fetish everywhere?
They think it makes them interesting people.
>i didn't even notice the other fetish posts
I give it a year before Cinemaphile is Cinemaphile tier
I noticed, I just answered anon's question.
What fetish?
Action cartoon about a football jock from one of those Buffy-rip off plots that were so popular in the late 90s/early 2000s, where the premise is that he walked in on the nerdy kids about to stake the highschool vampire queen and bashed them over the head with a chair. The premise is him then being pulled into supernatural misadventures with his now overly clingy, PTSD'd vampire girlfriend, navigating the local "night life" and also find a way to hide the bodies of the 4 losers he just killed and not be cause by A; the cops or B: vampire hunters.
A diarrhea monster slowly absorbs the oceans water to grow bigger and avoid getting crusty due to global warming. A prodigy child learns that it's a good thing so the melting ice caps don't floor the world. The child makes the diarrhea monster his friend and they go on all sorts of smelly adventures with each other, trying to convince everyone that the monster is good for this world.
An incest full porn show where two blood related brothers confess their love for each other and frick like crazy, the male mc will also bang his childhood friend, school gyaru, school president and get NTR by her mother.
> Lyris and Dad
two segments show,t about a small anthro Lynx girl and her silly adventures and wild imagination (typical kids show shenanigans) and her Depressed suicidal Single Father who hates life but loves his daughter enough to keep living.
> The first segment is colorful and cute
> The second segment is grim and depressing
and sometimes the two segments cross together, where we see for example the daughter Lyris using her imagination and playing around fighting dragons and being a knight and we start the second segment with the dad entering the house after a long tiring working day and finding it a complete mess.
oh shit, we're posting drawings?
What drawings?
A show with a galactic setting, taking place in a city floating in space, staring an alien girl in her early 20s living in her apartment who strives to become a big internet star with the goal of 2 billion followers (There's enough people in the galaxy to get that far) and she is aided by her #1 fan/crazed stalker, who's another alien girl.
The show is a parody of internet culture and online influencers with the main characters inspired by the SpongeBob/Squidward dynamic.
My idea is to not use any memes unless it's to make a joke out of how people use outdated memes.
The stuff i want the show to get into is stuff like drama videos, trend chasing, poor advertisements, conventions, etc. And just take the piss out of all of it with a sci-fi twist.
Breastmilk Bandits: true stories of the wet room raider legends of the 2010s.
Full season worth of material alone from this one: https://www.dexerto.com/business/nursing-activision-blizzard-employees-say-their-breast-milk-kept-getting-stolen-1717345/
Cute, cuddly creatures force to survive a destroyed city looking for food and resources
And kids are afraid of these things?
????
>It starts.as a kids show episode where cutey mikey or smth gets to explore a Big warehouse and find an item ("This is a magnet, so tasty! Right Mikey?")
>Slowly continues as the character becomes bigger and more aware of the city dangers ("So.sad to say Bye bye to our new friend, but the Bad police man is here, and H I V E has already lended us some honey, surely, we will met T H E M again later")
>Eldritch horror unleashes by the end, it still looks and maybe even acts cute tho
>This is a magnet, so tasty
>so tasty
Is Cutey Mikey moronic?
a transgirl in high school living in a small town in a southern red state who her, her non binary best friend and her transgender boy friend are tasked with piloting a 3 piece combiner mech robot from space to defend the earch from alien invaders.
That's Titan Sim Bionic
Nice, sounds good, I was expectong a bit more of the fantasy being used: Magic being extremely precise if not particularly useful or viceversa:
>Raised dead in DnD Tyler allowing you to interrogante the víctims, but the answers being monosyllabic and unreliable
>Oracle department pointing you to the key to solving a case, but You end in weird, dangerous situations with random ítems, Ladybug style
>Having to pull out the Kirk chart each time a being gets granted knowledge beyond their species average because Magic
invincible but good
You guys actually gonna pitch some ideas here?
Here's one. Sounds like cow and chicken, but from the mom's point of view:
frick you I’m mot giving away my idea you Black person loving israelite bastard
Alright, the story takes place in an outer-space setting that has a mix of fantastical elements to it in the far-future. The Main Character (MC) is a former hitman for a powerful outer-space mafia that works under one of the major powers as their underworld branch. A once rising star to the group after being a Made-Man, the MC was set-up to hunt down his former best friend and his BF's wife after it was reported they wanted to leave the Mafia, resulting in the MC killing the wife and his best friend in a deadly duel. However, the entire thing was a set-up by jealous lower-ranks to deem the MC a traitor at the same time since members can't officially kill each other without permission which lower-ranking assassins of the group faked.
MC has a bounty put on him because of this and is officially marked as an Outlaw. To make a living for himself, he takes on dangerous and risky jobs to try and make enough funds to try and retire into a peaceful life, but at the same time he's doing it he dreams of having revenge on the men who set him up since they moved up in life in the old mafia as leaders.
During what should have been a normal escort mission for a rich merchant, the MC becomes drawn into a conspiracy surrounding his client as it turns out the cargo he was carrying is the successor to an important outer space empire that has descended into a civil war and who is chasing after the legacy of their grandfather, a superweapon meant for members of the royal family and to end the war in space to become the new leader of their government.
The MC and the designated Successor then go on episodic adventures doing dirty jobs against other Outlaws, Space Pirates, Rebels, Criminals of the underworld all to claim the superweapon and assemble a crew of other misfit characters. During his journey, the MC will also have the intention of using the weapon for revenge and slip back into his dark persona as a Hitman.
PITCH SOMETHING GUYS!
In a world still divided in the west a d the east, paranoid schizophrenic and actual magician, Guy Shepherd, runs a freelance supernatural problem solving business. His team, Paranormal Solutions LLC, consists of: an escaped military android with a split personality, a disavowed but still very effective exorcist, a mutated KGB commando, and a woman with the skills of an elite 90s hax0r but the body and temperament of a loser neet. Together they travel the world, solving problems, getting drawn into conspiracies, and generally causing massive problems for everyone around them while still somehow always saving the day.
Heather a cute
Thank you. I WILL have her heart stop for .25 seconds after she blearily wanders into the common room of their base, forgetting she was still dressed in her anime men aheago pajamas.
Autistic weirdo idiot weed woman travels in a post apocalyptic world with a depressed korean alcoholic and they travel on a tank in eastern european looking desolate cities
She's a catalyst of shenanigans and he's the straight man
A lot of post punk soundtrack used
An anxious & unhinged young woman becomes America's last line of defense against giant monsters from the deep after a cosmic disaster. Like Monsters vs Aliens meets The Forever War.
Eudeamon, 50 years later. Pic. related.
A hulking, ill mannered biker attempts to summon a succubus for a night of unrelenting, debauchery. By accident, he instead summons an angel girl. With no way to send her back, the angel moves in with the man and romantic shenanigans ensue. The angel tries to improve the man's life and gets him to see the lighter side of things. The man makes the angel more human and less chaste, bring far less critical of how sinful humans are. Little do they know, three others angels were dispatched from heaven to recollect their sister.
Just any cartoon where the entire cast is white, there are no 'girlbosses', no gays and absolutely no fatties
Fatties are OK as long as their weight is the butt of a few jokes and they are not treated with dignity or respect.
Isekai fantasy with west african myths and legends
>west african myths and legends
Redpill me on that?
Elevator pitch: a Sci-Fantasy mix of Naruto and Green Lantern. Three psychic young women from radically different backgrounds join an organization of psychics that defend the Universe. Under their mentor they become friends, explore their powers and the extreme dangers that come with them. All the while the take on various obstacles and opponents from lowly criminals and terrorists, fellow ESPers falling to madness, and ancient empires returning.
It’s called truant efficiency about this gay named Maxwell Toynbee (get it?) who is responsible for taking care of a herd of genetically modified animals who are much smarter and capable than normal animals and at first the stories just seem like random wacky adventures as he wrangles the creatures but the lore of the series builds over time to reveal that the animals are attacking a secret government agency run by aliens but the aliens are like the cause of a lot of folklore and myths so they take the form of bigfoot and mothman and stuff like that and they’re trying to summon the Annunaki to reclaim ownership of the world and only the modified animals who were made by God can save mankind. Also most of the characters are LGBTQ+.
An alien invasion happens. Big gaint tobot destroyed. Alien technology is scattered through the city. The show is about government ment agents trying to collect all the pieces.
Every episode is about a random person finding a piece of technology allowing them to do "x" thing. For example someone finds a piece that lets them walk through walls uses it to steal from banks. Person finds one that lets him reads mind uses that to get a girl he likes. So on and so on.
An insurance agent moves to the suburban town of Atomic Acres, a quaint 1950s/Rockwellian town where every single resident is either a superhero or a supervillian. The residents got their powers following an accident at the town's nuclear/water processing plant (the two of them combined to save money).
All the heroes and villains have alter-egos: regular jobs, hobbies, families, etc. Their hero/villain careers are just secondary job that they do. They may not be able to explain to our normal protag why they fly around in blue and yellow pajamas or try to control the world through mind-controlling cereal box prizes -- it's any old job that needs doing and they like doing it.
Because of this, superheroes and villains have a unique relationship: there's being "on the clock" and "off the clock." Mr. Majestic can fight The Weatherman when they're both doing the hero/villain jobs, but off the clock they get along pretty well and are part of the local bowling team. The Amazing Rockette may be fighting The Beat-nik on Friday nights, but on weeknights she has her job as a high school teacher and he works there as the long-haired janitor. Many heroes and villains would even joke about past battles and schemes over dinner or drinks ("Remember when I caught you and had you over the snake pit? I did not expect you to get out of that! Glad those trap-making lessons are paying off!)It's basically a town where heroes and villains live together and hold no animosity toward each other. It's nothing personal they have to capture the hero or defeat a madman's scheme -- it's just what they have to do.
The artstyle would be Gennedy's sharp, angular style like Powerpuff Girls or maybe McCracken's Kid Cosmic. Very smooth, stylized designs that harken back to the silver age and cheesy comics.
Gordon, our protag, navigates his way through Atomic Acres, where every day is a scene between classic small-town shenanigans and insane comic book adventures.
Basically, the premise is there’s this mother whose husband walks out on her before the baby is born. Out of a good intentioned desire to keep her son from leaving her, she keeps him inside the house 24/7 from birth to his 18th birthday, with no intentions of ever letting him go. Spiro (the son), never goes to school, never makes friends, any of that. Instead, his replacement for the outside world is Television. He grows up glued to the set, watching all the mind rotting junk imaginable. On his 18th birthday, either through an accident or on purpose, he ends up getting outside of the house, and through a comical string of events accidentally stealing an expensive sports car and riding off in it. Now, not only are the police in pursuit of him, but so is his mother, who is dedicated to tracking him down and bringing him back home. Spiro eventually decides while on the run, that he wants to take this opportunity to travel, make friends, and learn everything he can about the world. The basic structure of an episode is Spiro arrives at a new location (which can be basically anywhere on earth, for comical effect his sports car is able to just drive through oceans to other continents), and becomes fixated on a subject which can range from things like love, war, concerts, DMV’s, practically anything under the sun that you could write a 22 or 11 minute episode about. Now the main conceit of the show is that because Spiro only knows what he’s learned from TV, he has a very skewed, maybe slightly innocent, view of these topics. The episode basically follows him realizing how his TV fictional view on a subject doesn’t always line up with the reality, and him having to deal with that. As he goes on his adventures, he can slowly start to pick up friends and enemies that pop in and out of his life as he goes along The theme is pretty much “TV can give you the wrong ideas, try living your life”.
Action cartoon about mechs. Made to sell toys/figurines and provide a cool story. Age rating pending.
In the far-future, an empire of matriarchal space-elves attack humanity. They, equipped with Sonic powers and giant armored suits, are hellbent on destroying humanity and turning Earth into a garden world for their empire. Mankind is seen as lesser creatures— destructive vermin, really. To this end, humanity is forced into war with the elves, called the Leyfuil. As the war rages, salvaged armor from the Leyfuil are found and reverse-engineered, allowing for the creation of the Neural Interface Combat Suit (NICS) mech. NICS is designed to be on exceed the capabilities of the Leyfuil's machines, and is equipped with various weapons and defenses that make it a standout war machine. The pilot, Aaron Nishikawa, is the protagonist. He and his squad fight against the Leyfuil's assault for the survival of humanity, and the fate of the earth.
Now, let's talk merch.
The mechs from the show are sold as figurines or toys, and are modular and paintable. New characters and mech upgrades are introduced to engage customers and viewers alike.
Show is called "Tiger & Dragon." Setting is a KFP/Usagi Yojimbo-esque furry feudal Asia. Title is a reference to Tiger vs. Dragon symbology in Eastern myths.
Plot revolves around a Chinese kung-fu Tiger dude who is the son of a great master. He is a reasonably thoughtful and righteous young man, but unknown to anyone, his insecurities about living up to his father's reputation have led to him developing a darker side. When his fiance is murdered by a corrupt lord, Tiger dude goes apeshit and murders the lord in cold blood.
Now wanted for murder, Tiger dude is either banished to or forced to flee to Japan. There he meets Dragon (an anthro eastern dragon), who is a highly-skilled Samurai. Dragon is pleasant, wise, and easygoing, and tries to help Tiger deal with his anger, as well as the guilt he feels for disgracing his family.
However, while we at first think Dragon is "the wise one" and Tiger is "the angry judgmental one," we soon realize that despite his pleasant personality, Dragon is rather complacent in the face of societal injustice (poverty, corruption, etc.) while Tiger's high moral standards compel him to fight against it. We also soon learn that Dragon has (to his shame) been complicit in killing innocent people on the orders of his past lords.
Now these two martial artists, both flawed in their own way and with blood on their hands, must come together to redeem themselves and fight against various villains across Feudal Japan and China.
A prequel of Scott Pilgram's ascend to become the best fighter in Toronto; his adventure with Wallace; his training under him, and his dating with Envy; it ends with Envy dumping him.
The next season is an adaptation of the comics, giving more prominence to the exes as they did in the anime. It starts meeting Knives.
Whenever Todd tries to fight Scott, Wallace flirts with him, seducing the drummer to screw Envy and avenge Scott, as one anon suggested.
The final season is when people whose lives were affected by Wallace's bawdtiness, have formed their league; not just men but also the women whose love was stolen by Wallace's supreme hole; with plans of running his life; of course Envy and Todd are part and Scott has to defend his best friend.
Now, this is my coomer idea: Todd hasn't gotten over Wallace so Scott has the idea of having sex with him (due to him accepting Nega Scott), seeing sex as a fight; this is witnessed by Todd's manager, who also works in the porn industry and jumps into the opportunity; he convinces Scott of becoming a porn actor and do a sex tape with his client; thus also getting Todd publicity.
Scott turns out to be a superpower bottom, with each encounter he gets more powerful, but his partners get power-ups if they manage to survive; soon, words spread out and tons of fighters have come to challenge Scott in the bed.
One of them is Knives's younger brother, who just turned 18 and for their next encounter, he wants to bring his friends to film a scene with Scott as their teacher.
Somehow, Neil also gets into the porn acting.
Time to repost an old idea that I have not expanded any further upon since the last time I mentioned it
>A young girl at the height of the "thing" challenge craze
>In particular, she does one of those supernatural-themed challenges, like the charlie challenge or something like that
>She doesn't realize, but she fricked up the false ritual and made it into a real one
>One that was missing several components
>She summons a literal demon who she cannot see, hear, or interact with
>The demon, meanwhile, just can't interact with her
>It's also bound to her because of the summoning without the proper components
>The girl, meanwhile, is kind of an accident-prone idiot
>The demon has to keep her alive otherwise he's going to be spending the rest of eternity sitting around a single spot in a graveyard
>He can interact with the world around her, just not her or other human beings
>His other goal is trying to get her to figure out that he exists so they can establish some line of communication
>He doesn't even want to do evil demon shit anymore, he just wants to go home and get the hell out of this idiot's life
Elements of Billy and Mandy to the comedy, with a bit of that classic animation trope of "Baby wanders through construction site while caretaker tries to rescue it" slapstick.
While the demon also criticizes modern youth culture
That said, since the original time I pitched this idea, from what I understand because I haven't actually watched it, The Ghost and Molly McGee came out and might have a dangerously similar premise with a few tweaks
What if a cartoon said "fart"?
this is one of my pitches from 2 years ago. It's about secret agent cats, and I'm pretty sure I only made it because I was watching TUFF Puppy at the time and I thought I could try something similar
https://litter.catbox.moe/xe49yd.pdf
Romantic comedy were a young girl has to hide her adult boyfriend from her serial killer vigilante older brother.
Not a cartoon but this
Was my idea for a Disney sitcom.
They should make Gen Zed.
The setting is an erroneous afterlife.
There are multiple sentient species.
No one knows they are dead.
The world works on belief.
Gravity is the direction people beleive. The world has visuals similar to M.C.Eshers paintings.
The world is the inside of an infinite solid material that is carved away in explosions when the beliefs of ar least two of these people momentarily do not match. It is also maliable to those who beleive it is just stone, or water.
The explosion has a slow build up.
Most people have become accustomed to gravity being subjective, so those don't cause many explosions anymore.
These explosions also let new people and objects in.
New people associate mostly with others like them, but there are other functional factions.
There are multiple factions.
One of these factions are a firefighter for the lack of a better word. People generaly beleive they can resolve the dangerous explosions. So they do. They get people away, and prematurely detonate them more harmlessly. The main character is a new initiate. (Allowing him access to all the other spaces. For the story to be revealed)
Another faction is the couriers, who due to thiet personality roll with the strange, and do not cause explosions from any expectations.
Another faction is trying to tunnel through the material to an edge. There is no edge. The secret explaination is dead center of the network of tunnels the characters live in. Its basicaly "sorry for the inconvenience" from hitchikers guide to the galaxy
Another faction uses the explosions to fabricate the things people think they need like food. This is much closer to a religious order. They use two people they control with radicaly different expectations to cause explosions and then use a technique to control the object it produces.
The error is these souls have been unintentionaly snatched into this error space by the conflict of beleif and expectations. The only way to pass on is to let go of those. 1/2
The couriers guild loses people the most frequently due to that.
The people who get "hurt" by the explosions or other violence, stay hurt because they think they are. The dead ones usualy cause explosions, because those that think them dead contradict the dead person momentarily considering that they arnt, due to still thinking. Same with miraculously healing.
People forgetting things is also a risk of contradiction.
Firefighters also have to deal with monsters being born from explosions.
Pleanty of anime combat porn potential, as its all about what you beleive you can do.
The tunnel network houses enough for a large urban city. So pleanty of "work" for the various factions.
Each faction keeps its knowledge of thier circumstances to themselves, both to keep thier respective power and advantage, and also to not cause the midwits to accidentaly blow everything up if they find out.
The MC would go through several events where these tidbits are revealed to them and the audience.
It would start with his explosion "birth", he would flirt with becoming a courier, have a courier friend (who eventualy vanishes) before being a firefighter, and each job in the respective factions territory would reveal the world to him and the audience.
The resolution might be the midwits coming to knowledge or the MC moving on from the errorverse.
Obviously it would explore the themes of beliefs and expectations.
2/2
jenny gets reactivated 20 years into the future after seemingly being destroyed and has to come to terms with the ideas of obsolesce and change while fighting an insurgent "neo cluster" on earth lead by a bitter vexus. she also has to sometimes tag along with her "younger" sister XJ10 who idolizes, with jenny eventually viewing her as a worthy successor
A serial cartoon with a premise and aesthetic similar to Earthbound (from the Mother series). Focuses on a kid with psychic powers as the threat grows more and more existential
Slice of life comedy about the competitive artillery club at an all girls middle school.
Extremely important note: I never explain, either in universe or in real life , why no one dies or even gets hurt despite hurling military grade high explosives at each other
TF2 with e-girls, got it
I'd probably watch that.
A show revolving around a swinger couple
>Adam 22 the animated series
Can we have a very special episode about pedo allegations or is it all just the MC getting cucked?
Jellystone with the Jay Ward extended universe
Surely the rights to all that would be cheap as frick. When's the last time anyone gave a frick about Hoppity Hooper
An alien rapes Clark Kent.
>gets isekai'd
>becomes hero and defeats demon king
>returns
>some stowaway comes with him
>was his fan when he was a hero, but since the hero is living his average life the stowaway decides to become a hero in his world
A goth girl cursed to become an eight foot tall nymphomaniac bodybuilder succubus every new moon trying to live a normal life
A rather weak looking boy lives in a rural farming village with his extremely manly father (mother is entirely absent). The boy feels pain while in sunlight and wears lots of clothing while tending the fields, and struggles in the one-room school (his peers seem to all be much older than him, with many being four or five times his height). The boy is told to always return to home before the sun goes down, but one day he sneaks out when the moon is high. He encounters a classmate of his seeming to fight something else he can't recognize. The classmate has a very different feeling, like the one the boy knows is just a mask for the true self. It turns out the village is actually the home to all sorts of strange beings that are collectively called monsters, and only have enough glamour to pass during the day. While some find it enough to just live a life away from humanity, others do a "night shift" of fighting against malevolent beings. The boy gets wrapped up in this despite being told his fangs haven't grown in yet.
I don't know what the actual plot should be as an ongoing. Maybe just dick around with plots of the week.
You know what pisses me off? Cinemaphile is the ONLY board that does these "talk about your idea" threads. There no video game pitch threads on Cinemaphile or table top game pitch threads on /tg/ or anime pitch threads on Cinemaphile. So what I actually have is ideas for h games or 500 page worldbuilding table top game manuals but I can't find a place to talk about them, so I have to awkwardly change them into something vaguely resembling a western cartoon in order to voice my thought into the void.
Anyway cute girl is force to go on humiliating quests for an evil cute witch who is using cursed portal panties to hold her clitoris hostage.
>nime pitch threads on Cinemaphile
those threads have been made on Cinemaphile for years if not decades. That's where the well known meme Keit-Ai come from and Cinemaphile(/vrpg/ and /vg/ too) have developer threads. Idk about /tg/
/tg/ has amateur game design threads where anons design TTGRPGs and war games they are making or "work in progress" threads. There's also countless threads discussing ongoing ongoing RPG campaigns.
a travelling spiritualist/exorcist show, something like mushishi but with various mythos
Ditzy silly superheroine who fights with her boobs and butt. Constant fanservice. PG13 Stripperella.