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Blood Meridian animated by Tartakovsky and written by the Coen Brothers.
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You know judge is gonna turn into a huge fricking meme, might even win that Mr. Cinemaphilelympius shit if the results weren't rigged by cryptocrats
Holy shit, find it!
A woman is cursed to suck the lives out of other people or else she herself will die in a painful way. She ultimately decides to only take the lives of the sick, homeless and old since she sees it as the most humane way. She soon encounters a distressed young boy who is trying to commit suicide but she manages to talk him out of it. It's discovered he ran way from home and doesn't want to go back so she decides to take him in. The series is ultimately about them both discovering the value of life together, their growing relationship, the cursed woman confronting her own morality, and the question of if we should decide who lives or dies.
Oh, and as a side plot the daughter of a homeless man that the cursed woman killed in the past wants to seek justice and there's a sort of detective thing going on there. Any feedback?
How does she suck their lives though? Is it supposed to be like the Grim Reaper?
Yeah that's the part I don't know how to figure out. I also don't know how she got cursed. But I'll just go with what you said, it's like the Grim Reaper.
Succubus?
She made a wish to be like her favorite X-Man character and the Genie knew in her heart she wanted to be Rogue?
I know I'm late but why not just make her a vampire or something symilar?
Alco I'm not convinced with the killing homeless people angle, it sounds cruel
Oral Sex
It's important how the whole life stealing things happens as there are many motifs and allegories that can come from it. Instant and painless grim reaper stuff, something more visceral like a ghoul or vampire. It's very important to think of the flaws and possible relationships that come with this cursed character, when did they receive the curse? Would you like to keep it a secret from the reader and have the person seeking her be kind of a point of reference for the audience?
I'm really thinking about Death Note but a nearly inverse version as survival situations where ego and morality are challenged instead of morality, lack of restraint and ego are the things that cause the dangers in the first place.
Yeah, I'm thinking instant and painless.
Thanks a lot for the feedback, I will be taking all of that into consideration and try to figure out the backstory behind the curse.
Last year, decided to write an idea on the spot in a toon thread for some live action/2D hybrid series.
It's absolute cheese still, but compared to then, went ahead and revised it a little to make it less so (plus shortened it a little) after seeing this thread pop up. Enjoy.
>Lately, a rather cookie cutter ensemble of toons (think Gravity Falls/Owl House/Steven Universe type) had thought of themselves as hot shit and began to protest and demand being treated better than some entertainment for (real world/'irl') humans, saying it's in the interest for ALL toons (but mainly looking out for themselves).
>There'd, consequently, be a growing group championing a conspiracy and it'd be mostly compromised of irl humans, but also some siding (usually bitter and fallen off) toons.
>The MC in this idea, a male toon originally made to work for a Tiny Toons/Animaniacs sort of cartoon, is one of those opposing toons having done his slapstick work for an obscure, 12 episode cartoon in the 90's, not really finding a place within the industry afterwards.
>The conspiracy he and his theorist group peers believe is that the new line of toons have an agenda to start wiping out/replacing irl humans, consequently leaving no one for the slapstick toon actors of the past to entertain.
>Because of his hardcore beliefs gained after years of no callbacks for a potential comeback or even a cameo, he's extremely limited in friends now.
>Three friends he DOES have include a now gender identity questioning toon girl who came up during the era with him but ultimately was more 'star' material, an irl human gal pal met through the conspiracy group who's dopamine rush prone to the slapstick antics that our unnamed MC is top tier at, and a irl young adult who began dating MCs mom as a result of her midlife crisis, with friend one and three really just putting up with him
These are pretty tight ideas.
Thanks anon, I just hope this thread is still here so I can make the character list tomorrow.
That sounds like a tamer version of that shyguy9 comic.
This is acceptable but only if it ends in ara ara mommy /ss/
A slapstick-heavy cartoon telling the adventures of James Rolfe, Mike Matei, Justin Silverman and other members of Cinemassacre.
lord of the rings , but in a depressing noir setting
>Ordinary guy Freddy 'frodo' Baggins, nephew of the legendary thief billy Baggins who had done to great dragon bank heist a few decades ago, recieved a gift from his mischievous uncle
>Turns out its 'the ring' , the symbol of authority of the mordor gang is won by billy from a decadent heir
>Now Freddy have the entire mordor gang and have to escape the black hitmen and find somewhere to dispose of the ring with the aid of his driver Sam, Hired merc Andy 'Strider' Aragon and his old professor dr.G who's involved in the underground
A family of giant mutant "manrats" live and own a junkyard and try to get along with the local human folk. The plot centers around the manrats using the garbage (mostly out-of-place gags) to solve townies' problems, some more absurb than that of the manrats.
>no pitch bible
>pay me OP
A fearless man is abducted by semi-humanoid aliens (evil looking bug humanoids), but their consumption of him is halted due to the young prince taking a liking to the man. The bugmen decide to use the fearless man as an assassin, somewhat as a joke. The human proves extremely capable of executing the target. Turns out the human is a super-spook agent that now works for the bugmen, but seeks escape himself. The super-spook pretends to fall in gay star-crossed love with the young prince, then kills him, but then realizes he actually did like the prince. He escaped to Earth with alien gadgets and is sent out on yet another intentional abduction mission with alien-royalty joy pheromones on his clothes.
I would want to watch this but only from the POV of the gay alien so the rest is a twist
Family guy but Republican and instead of a talking dog they have a talking alien and maybe fish. Also the wife is hot and the dad is a buff glow Black person.
sneed but he orange lol
zellig?
Sleep tight, lonely star.
"Impossibly far in the future, humanity become the ultimate explorers, going so far as being the last species to last until the literal end of the universe, now the remains of the amazing civilization we once were orbit aimless around the last shining star in the universe in a space station slowly using the resources of the last celestial body to keep itself alive.
Follow girl, that despite having nothing left to see , still wishes to find new thing to find new adventures and explore and world that doesn't exist anymore."
I stole this idea from an anon who commented about it probably something like 10 years ago. At first I shot it down for being incredible moronic, and if you know anything about astrophysics you know why, it just doesn't work on so many levels, is just fricking dumb. But as I grew old the idea grew on me, is just despite being so fricking idiotic and making no sense the sad beauty behind it all and poetry is now really alluring and know I kinda get it really doesn't matter that much as long as it's cool. So i kinda gave my own twist on the how thing.
The main themes of the story would be about you following this girls exploring this weird, moody and dark setting and her actually being incredible optimistic and bright while the tone also following her own bright disposition as she is introduced to the people around the station in this short small episodic stories with several themes between. Like the melancholy and sadness is the background noise of the whole deal but the true tone and music is being played is gentle and bright and is emanating mostly from our protagonist just being herself. Is about oblique endless and opressing gloom being illuminated by bashful sincere optimism. Is about the last star in the universe slowly burning always it's light amidst eternal darkness.
Girl's Last Tour vibes
Make a cartoon about female DC characters but instead of drawing them like stupid funkopops, draw them as hot sexy b***hes so you can catch the hetero audience. Revolutionary idea (c) by me.
A doctor cursed by death and will have his soul be obliterated makes a deal that he'll save 1,000,000 lives in order to have an afterlife
3 Japanese westaboo girls set off to LA in pursuit of living their dream out in America, but it's not what they expected. Hijinks ensue.
The first one likes redneck culture and wears a MAGA hat (she doesn't even know what it means)
The second one likes black culture and wears dreads
And the last one likes early 2000s pop culture and fashion, think Paris Hilton. She has dyed blonde hair.
There will be some pretty obvious jokes making fun of America but I think it'd be more interesting if despite all the flaws the westaboo women encounter, they still find themselves loving the US even more than the actual LA citizens around them.
A series about a money-scheming guy who together with a large group of friends, runs a business and try to gain quick bucks all around the city from a variety of different jobs. Depending on how it operates, the idea either works or fails. The series is basically a fusion of Top Cat, Ed Edd n Eddy, and Warioware.
The characters:
>The boss of the whole gang who's eager to make ton of profit as quick as possible.
>A street-wise cool guy who's also a ladies' man
>A flamboyant Italian wrestler who shouts random pop culture references
>A suffering college girl who usually acts like the serious character of the bunch
>A scientist boy who's often the punching bag of the group and is seen with a robot assistant
>A large dimwitted dinosaur who always hungry
>A snarky young goth lady
>Young twin siblings who often fight with each other
>A self-absorbed high schooler who acts like a stereotypical teenage girl
>Three opossum hillbillies (a large guy, a short guy, and a tall girl)
>Two geek friends; one dressed in a medieval knight armor and the other in a space uniform
>A middle-aged turtle that always look depressed
>A little girl with a talking doll
>A small dog who's basically the mascot
What do you think? Any more character ideas for the group?
This reads like a Kyle Carrozza pitch. I'm so sorry
Why's that?
Adult cartoon about a group of fleas living on a female furry as they have tons of adventures both on and outside of their host.
Adaption of rampage
A cartoon about were beasts
Goth girl, except she's not a misanthropic piece of shit, but is still an outcast, and is also the butt monkey. Loves her goofy family to death. The Anti-Wednesday. Slice of life comfy cartoon, except written in a way that causes spergs to seethe about "mean-spiritedness." Has a group of weirdo friends, including a boy who would have otherwise been the protagonist of the show, almost making it feel like we're watching the show from a side character's perspective.
Cutesy artstyle bordering on beanmouth but not crossing over, more like Scott Pilgrimesque, with loads of cute girls for Cinemaphile to cream over.
Is it okay for me to say that I really want to see a cartoon like this happen?
So basically Lucy Loud, if she was in Lincoln Louds role
Funny you say that. A long while back, I was imagining a Lucy story after No Such Luck where she's sent to a foster family in a new city, starting over from scratch, but it was treated like a sitcom spinoff instead of an angsty darkfic, and imagined "if I made this its own IP instead of dealing with the eternal shitshow that is TLH, what would that look like?" Hence this shitpost of a pitch which I have had on the brain for longer than I'm willing to admit. Interesting that at least a few people think it's not half bad. If I had any art skills whatsoever, I'd not mind pursuing it further.
Would watch.
>almost making it feel like we're watching the show from a side character's perspective.
Is especially interesting and I really love it
I'm a little mixed on the art style description but with a concept that good I wouldn't mind it
Honestly I was thinking more like that 1970 Barbie commercial but cleaned up
Well that's good
I love this one the most. It'd be nice to get a show about a goth/vampire/monster girl that isn't just "look how goth and creepy she is" but rather that's just a wrinkle to her a character.
But "show from the side character's perspective" is even more interesting, even if not from this particular concept. Imagine the MC watching the "actual" main character constantly get into shit and shenanigans. I guess it might be hard to differentiate a designated main character from a disaster magnet in practice, unless you made it obvious.
Sad thing is, I really like Lucy's basic design and always wished she and several other characters weren't trapped in such an aggressively mid show like the Loud House.
That's what this was trying to do, but the creator chickened out of using AI voices and real voice actors were too expensive for an entire cast.
I'm with him. That looks like show but I think I would avoid at all costs if it used any form of AI. Ai burned down those bridges, actually it was the first thing it did as soon as it come in to play, people hate it and now I don't think is usable anymore in any form if you care about the medium or don't mind people avoiding you at all costs at the very minimum and down right wishing for you death at the worse end of the spectrum.
He was right, not matter how practical it is there will always be the parasitic nature behind it, I don't think is worth getting burned because of it. And is weird he be unable to find voice actors, tho, he could probably find a few who would at least try to do the job for fun since this looks more like a fan project than anything serious for a pitch or a pilot.
What's the boy like?
Is he a potential lover or will there be no romance?
I imagine in a way to tease and goon the shippers endlessly without every formally acknowledging it in the show
I like it
Guy gets a powersuit transformation that locates shapeshifting lizard people and tells him to kill them.
A series about the misadventures of a bunch of siblings. Basically the Loud House but without the harem part and actually has more originally for each characters.
Honestly still sounds pretty boring
The difference from the Loud House is that it's more adventure focused and has a more wacker sense of humor. Either way, it's just your avenge family show but isn't so reliant on trying to be like other family shows.
A series about a young short Irish-American girl who lives with her older brother and sister and hangs out with her two friends while dealing with bullies and strict teachers. Her life then changes when she befriends a magical creature who has been hiding from an evil army after he pissed them off and now escaped into her world. He express his gratitude for the girl by granting her some wishes which as you can guess, can quickly go wrong later.
Will probably make a small list of characters later if I have the time.
Imagine a world populated by anthropomorphic animals, and their favourite thing is futuristic racing. We follow adventures of a young rookie racer who discovers conspiracy behind his beloved sport.
Sounds like a cross between Star Fox and F-Zero
My working title is Jungle Driver.
Jungle as in jungle music?
No,. jungle because they're animals. And driver because Racer was already used in many other toons and animes.
Damn, I would've loved a sci-fi racer show where anthros race around in some late 90s cgi city while DnB plays in the background. Still, the idea sounds neat.
City is inappropriate because bystanders, how about inside of a vulcano, inside giant clock or in Aztec like maze-temple?
>his city doesn't have dedicated supersonic racing lanes
Ngmi
A teddy bear brought to life by a child's love ends up getting their owner killed when a shadow organization kidnaps and dissects her in order to discover how she did it. A decade later, toys from the same company start being sold all over the world and are connected to several child disappearances. Unknown to the public, these toys are secretly terrifyingly powerful monsters who kidnap children for their masters.
Hungry for revenge and eager to avenge his friend, that same bear hunts down these killer toys in the night in order to eventually trace them back to the company and stop their whole operation. He's aided by a young woman who he took in after her parents were killed.
Okay so hear me out. There's this boy right? And his parents are stupid. And whoa! he gets into wacky hijinks!
A cartoon about the strongest character in fiction, holy shit, goddamn
A Hanna-Barbera throwback about the family that results from a marriage between a retro-future family and a spooky monster family. Essentially answering the question, "What if Judy Jetson and Eddie Munster got married and had kids?"
Animated short collection that visualizes Metallicas Black.
I always liked coming up with stories based on albums.
One that I kicked around 10 or so years ago, based on Queens of the Stone Age's Like Clockwork:
>Caribbean pirate-like fantasy world
>Starts with a bunch of prisoners being taken on a boat to an island of cannibals, where they'll be sold and eaten
>One leads a mutiny and becomes captain. Another becomes his timid advisor.
>A few crazy fantasy adventures ensue with the dangerously fearless captain, narrated by the timid advisor. The captain's personality becomes more and more larger than life, almost exaggerated. Tall tales about him spread, but they're actually toned down versions of the truth. It's almost like the "rule of cool" becomes a physical law around him.
>The advisor then finds an island hermit rumored to be immortal. It's true. The hermit, recognizing the advisor as somebody who would rather watch all of history than participate, offers to perform a ritual to make him a "vampire." This happens by permanently binding the soul to the body. This also means you have no permanent effect on others: they will quickly forget your name, paintings of you will have blurred faces after a few days.
>The advisor goes through with it, abandoning his ship.
>Years pass, and the advisor comes across the captain. Surprisingly, his old friend also abandoned the ship and still remembers him. Turns out, anyone with a strong enough sense of self and feeling of control over the world can become a "god," a being that sees and can influence all things. So far, he's the only human good. There are animal gods, like a gorilla and an octopus. No more intelligent than regular animals, but still damn powerful.
>Mystic lore: souls are like water, bodies are like nets. Ideas, personalities, and intent flow from one being to another. Gods can see this flow and stir it up. Vampires swap glass jars for their nets.
>The cannibals are the big bad, and eat people hoping to catch vampires for immortality.
Hey, great story anon, I'd watch that - if only because it reminds me of On Stranger Tides by Tim Powers.
Also, just straight up do a series about On Stranger Tides - in the style of USSR Treasure Island for the Keks or just about any other style of animation for the cool.
In a dieselpunk, post WWII world, a brilliant but reclusive billionaire gathers five people from around the world to investigate strange, horrifying occurrences that began appearing after the atomic bomb was dropped on Japan.
This team includes:
A British airman and WWII veteran
An American private eye with unparalleled stealth and thieving skills
An engineer from the Soviet Union who received the Order of Lenin for his diligence and work ethic during the war
A former member of the French resistance, skilled in demolition and guerrilla warfare
A Japanese businesswoman who was one of the first to encounter the strange horrors
I’ve been reading a lot of Lovecraft and Ito lately.
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.
Am I the only person who thinks about a cool story and adventure first and the themes later?
I tend to find in my stories that the themes form on their own
That's not what everybody does?
People actually plan their themes before general concepts/stories?
I thought it was only logical that the themes would stem naturally from the concept
To me, it depends.
Sometimes themes come first, sometimes they come second, sometimes they're intertwined and sometimes there just are no themes.
>MystiCore Investigations
a mix between Men in Black and the show Supernatural where a guy named Arslan and his Eldritch feline Partner Anna (or Annabel) go solve supernatural mysteries around the world under the name Of "MystiCore Investigations"
it's more comedy than a thriller with some comedic moments and the fact that both Arslan and Anna have a dark sense of humor but ofc it has its serious moments
most of the cases are urban legends or parodies of SCP and cryptozoology creatures like the stadium Goblin or the sea Lizards of Rhode Island and many more
Two Aliens comes to Earth to update Earth’s Galactic Encyclopedia entry and try to blend it with humans. The aliens constantly misunderstand human things and also keep relying on outdated information. Their base of operation ends up being some ghetto town in the south. One episode would be them misunderstanding what homie means. And when another alien race makes contact with Earth, they believe homie means friend or buddy and they greet the Humans with “Hello homies, we come in pease”
It’s just a dumb idea Ive had in my head for about a decade now, inspired by Ford from Hitchhiker’s Guide and how a child can innocently view things in the world
A world where superheroes have basically won and managed to largely eliminate things like crime and poverty, Because of this the current generation of supers grew up in the most peaceful world possible with many super heroes caring more about their follower counts and weather or not the superhero teams are "diverse" enough than any villain activity. All of this changes when an invasive alien species invades with the heroes of the world unprepared to fight them off. The people start to loose faith in their heroes, and it's up to an unlikely team of rag tag outcasts to save the world.
Back To Toontown:
All toons inhabit a picturesque town that explores interactions between the zaney inhabitants. Going about their day. Exploring the town itself. Looking for work and jobs. A fresh start to an old setting. Each one following a specific character each episode. We take a vague cashgrab and cameo machine but make it a soul maker in disguise. Think Animaniacs on steroids.
Call it "Return To Toontown". Better alliteration that way.
Typical canoid.
What did you mean by that, you old felinoid relic?
Nothing. Just that you're all alike. So eager to please.
I've posted this before but I'll post it again why not
>Fictional World, weird technological progression has people inventing a lot of more modern amenities before inventing decent forms of intercontinental travel
>A new continent has recently been discovered in this age of discovery
>This is a place oddly locked in time, technological progression seems to cease after a certain point on this continent
>Its been settled by people a few times but they never progress beyond medieval tech despite history going back tens of thousands of years
>History shows that whenever a past kingdom gained some amazing technological breakthrough, some mysterious calamity would basically blast them back to the stone age seemingly overnight
>A pair of researchers, a husband and wife, are tasked with documenting this strange new place, and they bring their kids so the cartoon isn't just a nature documentary
>Usually something related to the world's lore or the crazy spec-evo animals that live there
>Parents are investigating some local fish, kids get wrapped up in dangerous adventure with Dolphin-Crocodiles
>Parents looking into charting some uncharted forest, kids find a secret society of bigfoot-like local legends
>Parents investigating local fishing village's customs, kids find underwater kingdom of fishfolk
>Parents trying to interview the local king of the region, kids discover the secret beneath the castle whatever that may be
>Etcetera
>Lots of background details that the obsessive lore-lusted fans can piece together to find out the story of why the continent is like this
tl;dr: The Wild Thornberries but set in The Land of the Lost but with knights castles too.
Yeah I've got this great idea for a show called Mao Mao season 2.
It's kinda like Mao Mao, except season 2.
Set in some mix up of the gunpowder age and bronze age levant A kid goes to break out his father who is imprisoned in another city. Except the city is being besieged by an army, and behind the walls the situation has gone to shit bloodborne-style
Throughout history, there is a chance for an animal to be born with the ability to change into a human. This is extremely rare, and the people discover this are thought to be crazy. A young sheep who has this ability falls in love with a human girl, but is unable to communicate with her due to him been a sheep. He soon discovers a bunny with the ability, but she is wicked. Working with other supernatural creatures to hunt those that are “open”. She intends to kill him and the girl. The series continues with the sheep learning to be more human and trying to stop the group from killing him and his love
The setting is the former United States 17 years after the y2k event triggered ww3. There's this massive pharmaceutical company that hit its stride selling biological weapons to the government during ww3 (think Umbrella, but without the infighting). However, their success was fleeting. They were unable to develop any functional products following their original product line. Now they're verging on bankruptcy and desperate, so they're throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks.
The show follows an experimental fire team of corporate goons, prototype superhumans, and genetically engineered monsters as they go on field trials testing the various bio-weapons the company has developed (themselves included). The cast varies from episode to episode, but there's a core cast composed of:
> An ex-CIA spook
he's old and been through so much shit that none of it phases him anymore.
>A death row inmate.
he signed himself over to the company in exchange for the vague promise of eventually getting his freedom. Now they have him addicted to super meth which gives him superpowers, but sends him into a berserker rage every time he takes it.
>A mute hazmat suit wearing giant.
He has extreme strength and durability, but the mind of a child, and is heavily implied to be a vat grown clone.
>A genetically engineered monster.
He's ugly as shit, has improved strength and healing, and has incredibly toxic blood which makes him immune to all forms of infectious disease or parasite. He's also an irreverent rebellious teenager which constantly disobeys orders. They only keep him around because his hyper-immunity is a godsend when dealing with other biological weapons.
The episodes revolve around them being sent in to various contamination zones to perform tasks. Usually there's some thematically relevant drama that gets resolved in each mission. Sort of like a Cowboy Bebop meets Hellboy.
I haven't decided yet whether I'll animate it or draw it as a comic. If its animated, it'll done in ps1 style low poly CGI so it looks like original resident evil games. If its drawn, it'll probably just be black and white pen and paper. Failing either of those, I'll just write a damn novel, because I really want to get this made.
A stray cat, who was kicked out of his home. Wanders the street. Where he finds a beautiful show dog, he is smitten with her. But she is uninterested. So he pretends to be a dog to get her attention, eventually joining a dog show.
Mix of Wild Thornberies and Crocodile Hunter. No magic or talking to animals, just a guy and his friends going from place to place learning about animals
Shazam cartoon
The protagonist is an cynical art critic who is forced to wander's though a museum filled with cursed paintings after criticizing a demon painter. They must learn to appreciate the emotion behind each piece to get back home. The cynic would be in live action yet each painting would have a unique animated style to them. Some are stop motion, drawn in crayon, light boxed, etched ext. The critic must jump between each world and solve a problem to escape each painting. (preventing Van Gogh's suicide, finding the traitor at the last supper, fighting off surrealist horrors in ever changing environments).
At the seasons end, the cynic grows to love the world of living paintings and chooses not to leave when given the choice as they find their true purpose lies within solving problems not pointing out flaws. In anger the demon painter tries to erase the world to force the critic out. He must now fight to protect the world he once despised.
A cartoon about a group of cute schoolgirls in an all-grade school located in a rural area. Each of them have tons of misadventures both inside and outside the school grounds. The series is mostly slice-of-life, but it does have some comedic and crazy stuff there with a nice adventurous feel to it when they travel in different places.
I been posting this idea for a while on these threads and I finally came up with some info of the girls.
>Bridget - A fun-loving tomboy who moved from the city and is considered the main character of the series
>Hal (short for Hailey) - A shy and timid girl who loves to dance and gets scared very easily
>(Unnamed) - A Japanese girl who is mischievous and likes to play tricks on others
>Penny (short for Penelope) - A young chubby girl who is dimwitted and clumsy
>(Unnamed) - A little girl wearing an animal costume and has a wild personality
>(Unnamed) - The youngest of the group who is cute and innocent
>(Unnamed) - A smart girl who is the genius of the group
>Irma - A teenage girl who has the personality of a typical high school girl
>(Unnamed) - The oldest of the group and acts like an older sister figure to the girls
>There's also one more girl but I haven't came up with anything with her yet
Any further ideas are welcome
A very short and muscular man with a huge fricking gigantic wiener meets a very tall woman with big muscles and even bigger breasts and ass. She's a tomboy btw.
You won't guess what would happen next.
I imagine I'd get like 5 seasons and 2 movies out of this premise.
The daughter of one of the highest politicians in the Star Federation is attacked while she is onboard her personal starcruiser. Space terrorists attempt to kidnap her to use her as ransom so her father gives into huge financial and political demands of the terrorists, but she fights back and the terrorists fail to kidnap her, instead her starcruiser is damaged when the terrorist's ship attempts to destroy her strarcruiser when they cannot kidnap her. She manages to destroy all the starships of the terrorists with her starcruiser, with the aid of her personal protection robot. Her ship is damaged and she crash lands on a uncharted planet that has creatures that are very strong and very horny, and the planet is filled with other spaceships where the landing party has met tragic fate on this dangerous planet.
Her clothes were destroyed in the crash so she uses scrap clothing to wear, and she uses the databanks or her personal protection robot to make survival equipment, weapons and hunting and cooking equipment.
I don't understand why anyone would actually want to pitch a cartoon in this day and age, when was the last time a showrunner didn't get screwed over big time
You don't have to pitch it to mainstream shit anon, you can just show your cartoon in places where it would actually get appreciated.
This.
Even if I suddenly had everything at my disposal, including animation skills, to make my idea possible, I'd still rather try and build up awareness on my own and hope for the best with YouTube than gamble with a network.
Not like many of them would want to host some Roger Rabbit series that's an allegory for right wing conspiracy theorists, but whichever would will no doubt can it early on.
We're just having fun, not meeting with media execs in the thread.
Agreed, that's why I liked these threads so much.
Well they don’t like you. Just the other day, they said that you smell funny and that you should KYS. Also your mom is dumb.
That's why I'll never work for mainstream media
It's Savino's story that made me extremely wary of networks.
I'm a complete square and possibly a sperg, and not too terribly attractive. If I suddenly got accused by a dozen women of being a predator, I'm fricked, no matter what I didn't do. Same thing with Savino. He was a frickboy to be fair, but we already know now he wasn't even remotely the Weinstein-like predator he was made out to be. Last thing I want is to create some white hot show that has loads of fuel that, if ignited, appeals to 30-something mediocre white women so they decide to take me down to capitalize on it.
Is there any drawanons around here who are interest in drawing some cartoon ideas?
A series set in a modern-day society where both humans and fantasy monsters coexist with each other. However due to years of violent conflicts with each other, hostility between them are strong.
The series follows a young human woman and a dragon guy along with a few companions as they travel around the world in search of ancient artifacts so to protect them from a group of monster terrorists who wants to use them for world destruction.
I hope the same drawanon who made drew a concept art based on this idea of mine is here on this board because I came up with more characters for this series that he could draw if he's interested.
It is about the exploits of the friendly neighbourhood pedophile.
Soul of armor
>4 children (2 girls and 2 boys) are chosen by the cosmic entity Napolyx, to be the bearers of 1 of the 4 armor morphers (representing the dragon, snake, bull and unicorn) to fight for the destiny of the earth and prevent Genobax (twin sister of Napolyx) conquered the world, taking away free will from living beings.
A guy get cursed by the gods to transform into a bloodthirsty monster whenever he try to have sex with someone, so he always end up killing his partner. Out of desperation he seek to help of a old "friend" of school. Said friend is a friar, and the protagonist want to learn from them how to control himself. Too bad that it dosen't work as planned.
had this idea for a cartoon where the status quo is reversed. the heroes are always trying to overthrow the big villain but they always fail every episode. the setting was heavily based on star wars, since a rebellion against an evil empire would work with the concept.
i also had this other idea before, of a brother and sister opening up a "ghostbusting" company, where they get rid of ghosts by settling the unfinished business (basically friendly exorcism). all the while, an old ghostbuster decides to reopen his business (with the help of his grandchildren) to rival the bro & sis, where he goes with more traditional methods of just capturing ghosts.
there would be this big debate over the morality of capturing ghosts instead of letting them enjoy the afterlife, with the grandkids eventually leaving their grandpa and siding with the "good guys". he'd get some sort of redemption too.
monster robot get ipad
So there are these two friends. A tomato name Tom and a bottle of ketchup named Cats and nothing really happens but they have a bunch of zany friends like zucchini and ranch dressing and they talk about stuff occasionally do wild wacky things like pretend to be cowboys, but not indians because that would be cultural misappropriation, or another time they fall into the waste disposal and go into space and it’s really funny we’ll have an homage to that scene in 2001 A Space Odyssey and then it turns out the friends are gay in the last episode.
So I mentally build things in my head, this is a character for a dnd setting.
So it's an aristocratic family, but because of politics are slaughtered except for one girl. There's no magical reason why she survived, but it's was a big slaughter and just one small child manage to escape. Then she became a homeless begger on the street. This is a very low point in her life where she's just tottering on not being dead. During a winter an assassin guild is trying to initiate a new member, told to kill a homeless begger girl (the idea is the child is soon to die and nobody will care if she dies to be a first kill)
It's a mix a very nervous man, trying to kill a dead eyed child, and her in a fight or flight situation the girl manages to kill the would be assassin. The assassin guild takes the L and lets the girl keeps the daggers as she has earned them.
Fast forward to the girl in her early 20's she's a rogue class that steals and does missions. At a glance fhe seems cold and doesn't talk as much, her head often behind a hood. She still sports the two assassins blade that tried to kill her, ironically not being part of the assassin guild they still treat her with respect. Outside of her tough shell she's very energetic and loves food. She specifically loves the bakery, and always bothering the baker what's he making. When she founf out what a wedding cake is she married the baker (also early 20's) they aren't often together because of quest, but secretly the baker doesn't mind since being married drives away horny old women in town.
What happened here? I thought the cartoon idea threads were supposed to be more active.
British show about a young woman getting sent to a harbor town located near Portsmouth, Hampshire by her parents so she can get a successful life. While living there, she suddenly got some popularity from four young girls (an energetic tomboy, a cute girly girl, a friendly American, and a cheerful little girl) and they all become her students of sorts. In addition, she makes friends with an Indian woman, a dorky dude, and a muscular Scottish man. During her stay in the new town, she and her friends have a variety of adventures around the harbor town.
The series is a slice-of-life but it also has some wacky and/or fantastical stuff on it as well. It's basically Flapjack meets Gravity Falls.
a man born in a world where his race is a minority, but larped as the majority, a world where boys & girls take drugs and mutilate their genitals to mimmick the opposite sex. a world where family members will do terrible things to eachother for monetary gain, and all through the media his race & ancesots are blamed for all the wrongdoings of the past. One day the man wakes up and fricking kills himself
>Where's the mystery?
I mention Gravity Falls because the show involves around a character moving to a new place that sometimes have some weird shit going on (hence the Flapjack part also). That being said, there are some bit of mystery elements in the show which depends on what's going on.
>That's a lot of tropes in one place, what would you do to subvert the genre?
It's heavily leans more on the type of stuff you would find in a kid's cartoons like Spongebob; a mostly slice-of-life in a way like Lucky Star and Azumanga Daioh but with some bit of fantastic element in some episodes. There's also some adventurous feel at some places in a style of Tintin and other.
>Bright(2017)
Speaking off when I saw that movie it did give me an idea for a show.
There are no elves on the east side.
A young elf lives away from the elf district in a loe income area. The parents are friends with drawves, and the dad runs a small mechanic shop. The elf boy is constantly bullied by orcs. The young elf likes to hang out at a pawn shop owk by a gaint, the giant aort of lets him chill there but occasionally adk him to do deliveries in exchange for comics or some sort of equivalent of small things around the shop. The young elf older sister is in an orc band, and is a teenage rebel of the family. The dad works at a mechanic shop, after he came back from serving as a marine and refused to go back to elf district having served with other races. The mom comes from a clan long ex-cominicated and has been living in the cuty she uses elf magic to help her kids with clothes and medicine.
Why not just reclaim Golden Girl from the /aco/tards for once? Seriously, /coc/ needs to pick up the slack.
During a school trip a group of stylish Valleygirls and an antisocial goth forced to stick with them find themselves magically transformed into mystical guardians tasked to protect their home from evil invaders from a parallel world of myth and sorcery, the catch? Instead of fashionable magical girls or fabulous superheroines they turn into strong, buff and savage looking warriors. They might look like Strong Amazons but still have the personality of pampered high school girls. Now our heroines must fight the monsters and magic threatening the city while hiding their identity to protect their reputation at school.
They might be the strongest warrior in two realms but their valleygirl personalities will cause shenanigans while trying to save the world, they are the Beverly Hill Barbarians!
>Be some random MC
>Live in some fictional city in the middle of the woods
>Story is slice of life, as the main character deals with normal tasks
>Only twist is that the city has "heroes" that save the city from "villains"
>Downside is that nobody talks about the effects of it
>Crushed cars, burnt buildings and mostly how people are struggling to rebuild after big fights or something like that
>MC starts to like the heroes but soon grows to hate them as they become the villains
>Climax is the MC leaving to the rural side
I have built a script like this, but its a interesting concept that I came up with years ago, but Cinemaphile might find it too boring.
A group of lower class teenagers living in London hang out in sketchy places such as under a bridge, they have no parents, they sneak into shitty clubs and drunk and pickpocket and shoplift to survive since nobody would employ them and they all escaped from the system and don't want to go back
One day they find a dangerous weapon (guns) and the leader wants to take things too far by commiting actual dangerous crimes to get out of poverty and every single member of the gang has a different conflicted opinion about this
It's like cyberpunk without the cyber, I call it punk
My cartoon:
An anthology horror series about folklore from Northern Virginia. I’d like to start out with Bunnyman Bridge and branch out into the local ghost stories like Civil War ghosts, abandoned asylums, and Native American haunts.
The story would be told through campfire stories from a character, a girl in her mid-twenties to a bunch of girl scouts.
In the background, the girl scouts would gradually be characterized each episode and become more and more sure there’s something lurking in the woods.
This sounds great, but I sure hope that whoever made this wouldn't abandon any existing projects to make it.
Who framed Roger Rabbits But The Protagonist Is "kinda" racist towards Cartoon people,And he unknowingly Moves to a "toon" neighborhood because of the low cost of living there,but course with a roommate
His adventures consisting of having to deal (survive) with His new life,And also the folks there,Mostly Goofy shit happening And the Classic Cartoon stuff,because unlike toons,humans can't Really take a piano/safe on the head,plus there's lots of crazy tooners out on the streets
i want a prostitoon
A series about a young cute witchling who accidentally shrinks a normal teen girl when she tries to chase her down, after the witch unintentionally annoyed her. Unfortunately since it's forbidden magic and she's only just a witch-in-training, she's unable to grow the girl back so the witch has no choice but to keep the girl for the time being; mostly inside a glass bottle.
The series involves around two trying to find a way to turn the teen girl back to her original size. At the same time, there are moments of them having some fun from time to time while the girls form bonds with each other.
>a fallen angel wants to reclaim his way into heaven, struggles with restraining his demonic tendencies
>the 72 spirits of solomon have a battle royale in the great state of Ohio
>four teenagers (two in high school and two in college) come into possession of a demon each.
>they vow to have each other's backs through the battle royale as none of them rank highly enough on their own to take on the higher ranks.
>winner of the competition will be granted one wish by satan himself, and our protagonist wants nothing more than to kill him and reclaim his place in heaven
tl;dr it's a really long-form story that would never get picked up because it 1. would be episodic
2. isn't exactly for kids isn't exactly for anyone older than 25
3. has religious themes, and i want my demons to actually be terrible beings, not just "heh kooky demon who swears and has gay sex"
4. i don't really think it stands out a whole lot, it's a story i've written a lot for and i really care about but i just don't think other people would get invested.
anyway, it's called Solemn Autumn.
oh and here's what the four main demons all look like together. Amdusias is a stoic musician who is quiet and mysterious. Avnas is our protagonist, he's smarmy and tries too hard to be cool. Gremory is a very sweet and loving bubbly ditzy girl on the outside, absolute rampaging monster sociopath on the inside. Vepar is outwardly hostile and mean and caring deep down.
Is this your art? it's pretty good! and I like that premise. Is it humurous or it's supposed to be serious, kinda like Hunger games?
yea the art’s mine, ive been drawing these bozos since 2017 and i still haven’t really…
made a thing with them.
i think for the most part the story isn’t very tense or serious. characters are kooky or wisecracking, but serious moments happen, and i think religious matter should be treated with tact and not like. netflixized
What's your art handle?
hey you made those (really good imho) art of your characters, wich is not nothing! maybe start with some comics? anyway I enjoy your idea, and I thik the tome you're describing would fit it very well
My idea is supposed to be much different from that crappy movie. I could say tons about it, but I can describe is that it's much more focused on adventure and less on the whole "racism is bad" message that keeps getting brought up in the entire movie; the conflict between humans and creatures are only just something like a part of the world setting than the story as a whole.
I hope the next cartoon idea would be more active; this thread is a little slow.
I'd love to talk about my idea more but it got no replies so i have no one to talk about it with.
Maybe i should pitch another idea.
I was thinking of posting most my ideas on the Drawthread because I got disappointed that not a single drawanon showed up.
Keep posting
What should I post besides just ideas?
Just keeping posting your ideas, someone will eventually notice them.
Okay, I just wanted to see if anyone can draw some of the characters of these ideas:
The mechanical, labyrinthine party-world of DIONYSUS-E has lost contact with the outside universe, and many vital functions conducive to life support are beginning to fail. What used to entertain has now become an oppressive gauntlet full of delays, distractions, and dangers. Under a death-black sky, neon reigns.
Will all of our wacky, archetypal protagonists make it out alive? Will they find out what's happened to the outside universe?
Tell us about the protagonists.
How many are there, what are they like, what're their dynamics, etc.
>Main character is the disgraced former governor of a paradise world that had fallen prey to a cataclysmic civil war. He intends to stay here for the rest of his life, spending the last of his fortune to drown his thoughts in substance and sex. Generally unresponsive toward his fellow survivors, at first.
>A diplomat and his loyal manservant from a primitive, feudal world; come to wait at the spaceport for transit to their intended destination. Though they are apprehensive about interstellar culture and folk, it can be agreed that there's no shortage of fascinating new gadgets and geegaws for them to gawk at.
>The stout, dutiful, high-G-adapted security chief of DIONYSUS-E, Section 1005. Almost uncomfortably cheerful, given her current situation. While her credentials don't mean much outside of her assigned area, she knows a thing or two about the passageways and crawlspaces that permeate the entire structure. The low gravity of DIONYSUS-E allows her freakish strength to truly shine, to the bewilderment and shock of her fellow survivors.
>A small, mysterious young girl who can never seem to pay enough attention to explain how she got here. Her presence is very troubling to the other guests, as children aren't supposed to step foot on revelworlds like this one, where spontaneous nudity and intoxication used to run rampant; at least, before the sky disappeared, that is.
i'm sold.
Alpha b***h girl musical about her tormenting others in school in the 90s.
Fat old balding man becomes sidekick with a super girl expy, with the two fighting super heroines together.
Our world gets caught in in a three-way war between Wonderland, Neverland, and Oz
Tarzan, but the protagonist is a naked girl.
Yes, all the way naked.
I have an idea similar to that too
Nice, tell me about it. How old is the young woman?
The woman starts out as a child who accidentally gets stranded in a jungle. As many years pass by, she slowly becomes more and more primitive as she gets older and eventually becomes a feared warrior throughout the jungle.
Cool. How naked is she?
Mine is born & raised in the jungle, also a warrior adventurer. Officially, she is 18, but she can be is as old as you want her to be.
She originally wore clothes but they slowly started to rot away and by the time she's an adult, she wears nothing at all except for a skimpy loincloth. It's supposed to represent the slow ascend to her wild side.
Wouldn’t she easily die from the elements?
What elements?
I mean from predators and diseases.
Not to mention extreme weather.
Well, she struggles to survive at first, but has gotten more better at withstanding all of the dangers she faces.
>Its not often we see male cats with female dogs
I actually got the idea from this video
I thought it would be a nice subversion of "female cat, male dog" trope
Show about a paranormal investigation agency.
Haven't really figured out the details, but that's pretty much the gist of it. Have the characters go around the world investigating shit like ghosts, aliens, mutants, serial killers, and etc.
Think X-Files and Hellboy/B.P.R.D., and mix in cool mystery/horror stuff i.e. Lovecraft, real world Myths, Cryptids, SCP, and etc.
This is more like a movie idea
A trio of supernatural entities take the form of three teenagers to spy on humans, they take the form of two girls and one boy.
Their group has "the nice the mean the inbetween" trope.
The boy is the 'nice'
The other girl is the 'mean'
And the main, strongest girl is the 'inbetween'
After the boy saves a village from raiders, he becomes attached to them. Wanting to keep them safe and likes being around them to the other's two chagrin.
>This sounds kind of really complicated, you introduced a whole bunch of concepts at once
You're right. My first time trying to post the idea, I went over the character limit. That was a red flag. I should probably focus on the "watery soul" and vampirism part, knock out a short story, and move on.
I love local lore stuff. Sounds like it'd be interesting.
Thanks! I am planning to make the stories into mini comics and then publish them together, if it gets enough hype then maybe it could be turned into a show.
A noble knight bite more than it can chew when attacking a barbarian camp in a foreign country, ends up thrown of a cliff, breaking both arms, has to steal to survive, telling itself that once it returns to is old life will repay every, but keeps going deeper into the life of subterfuge cause the direct approach is not an option
pirate cartoon except with a girl
Actually sounds neat
You know the stories of the "new world" where one person/animal did something and that is why a certain animal species/thing has a characteristic? Well I was thinking of an "old world", but I don't exactly have an idea for how it goes.
In the far future, the US, China, and Russia have expanded into 3 opposing galactic governments: the American Galactic Republic, the Chinese Star Party, and the Russian Space Federation(AGR, CSP, and RSF for short). Various countries pitched in to assist their allied countries with the efforts to breach interstellar travel. A smuggler named Free Rider is travelling the post-war galaxy delivering various packages with his crew— his robotic assistant NESMI(Navigation, Emergency Services, and Maintenance Intelligence), an alien assassin stowaway named Rakshasa, and Will, the new guy.
A sci-fi comedy about tiny aliens ending up crashing into Earth and right near the home of a typical American family. They start seeking shelter inside the walls of the house and while they're at it, the aliens began studying the Earthlings from under their noses as they go about their daily lives.
Avatar-esque show set in the ancient Mediterranean, where magic exists but only women are capable of using it. However, it takes a few minutes to recite the spells, so men take on the role of bodyguards while the women cast the spells. societies are essentially structured around powerful female sorceresses and leaders, who are accompanied by their male bodyguards/knights. A knight can be a woman's lover, brother, cousin, friend, or son
You have just discribed Italy. Congratulations.
An adult show set in a city where humans and animals live together and follows the adventures of two buddies (one is a human and the other is a rabbit).
"The Companions"
A historical comedy focusing on the life of a young Alexander iii of Macedon growing up with his friends being taught by Aristotle. we get episodes like Alexander getting his horse, hunting boar with Ptolemy, Eumanese, Hephastian and Seleucus, him looking up to Memnon of Rhodes and foreshadowing their rivalry, and Alexander's family life with his Mother Olympius and his always campaigning father Philip. The series ends with the Battle of Charonea as the series finale.
The Series is really an excuse to focus on how Macedonians grew up.
Teenagers and Young Adolescents form a vigilante organisation to defend earth and the MC's newly acquired ontologically centralizing mcguffin from evil alien forces as to preserve their adventurous lives they all yearn to sustain in experience, villains and eldritch horrors included
Heroes are one-note, ambitious and simplistic
Villains are complex, bitter and calculative
Main Protagonist - fat autistic hairy NEET blob gets to turn into his /ss/ self-insert astro-boy OC and because of this forces his ego upon the world through exeggarated avarice and no-compromise policy with light hints of self-awareness as a double-edged sword
He is the type of person to say "Senator Armstrong did nothing wrong" but when you tell him about the child trafficking he will say that "it's his methods that were bad not his ideals so you proved him right in the end"
Main Villain - reincarnation of the MC from a bad future trying to prevent the hero's journey cycle but forgetting because PLOT and is now larping as an eldritch shadow god that wants everyone DEAD because LIFE is MEANINGLESS and he has DEPRESSION so he lets all his goon guard do his work
True Protagonist - acts as a side kick and supporting Character but is the actual hero, smiling in the face of horror and being an overall jolly good fellow on zoloft, seeking wisdom and purity while spreading it
Also heavily carries MC and has BS psychic healing powers
Basically a combination of:
>Ben 10
>Generator Rex
>Gravity falls
>The owl house
>Xiaolin Showdown
>Avatar
>out of jimmy's head
>total drama
>rick and morty
>steven universe
>Premise of my cartoon idea called Dreammixer or Mixerdreamer is me dreaming about my adventures so i am the main character by fate in my own head so that's the reason. I am not the one and the chosen without logic. I am the main character cus that's literally me and my head.
>I want Justin Rick Sanches to voice my therapist in the show since it will be funny
>I am the form of 3 little boys in the poster, aka the trinity Max Mix and Min.
>I want current gumball actor to voice Max and Darwiin to voice Min
I want John K to animate only Min as the only slapstick character in the show. everyone else will be normal.
>Girl one is kat in boots - aspect of bravery
>Sharkdude is Ben - aspect of anger
>Girl 2 is SG aka Squirrer Girl - aspect of love
>Albert Einstein guy is Int - aspect of Intelligence
>cat and dog are Belnidoh and Cally
>Michael Mousetrap (my stepfather) is the giant rat in the background along with Gary and Fearwasher - the entities of the world that we live in which i will explain the origin of my show -
>Million of years ago Gary (think of him as Prizmo from adventure time) created individual humans capable of thinking alone but they needed help so he gave them the aspects the the power of the aspect weapons. Every person gets an aspect every few years until they get to 14 years old when the plot for our hero Mix. D. gets his last aspect before learning the real world and responsibilities but Gary has to give more lessons to him along with his aspect that he haven't seen since he was a kid and was fighting in the battle for custody with his parents - John Silver and Hope Colors
>Additional characters - Nickja and the Nurser -my uncles, Keys - giant robot driver, Nataniel Dansalf - rich adventurer, Tony Resilson - local marketer. The Breadwinner and Elektrovod - my grandparents & more
A group of highschoolers discover a cult made up entirely of teenagers. Turns out the cult is really old, the teenagers have stopped aging due the spirit they worship. The spirit is revealed to a old nature entity, however the enitiy's influence the teenagers cause the teenagers to act feral. And soon the cult captures the teens in order to recruit them. The parents of the teens search for them and a fight ensures, and the captured teens are lost in another world. They have to find each other and their way home
Okay i'm not sure if this should be Cinemaphile or Cinemaphile or maybe a hybrid of both
"a Kingdom Hearts the Animated Series"
>Title:Kingdom Hearts: Chronicles of Light
>Genre:** Animated Fantasy/Adventure
>Format: TV Series
>Target Audience: Teens and Adults
>Synopsis:
"Kingdom Hearts: Chronicles of Light" is an animated series that brings the beloved video game franchise to life in a thrilling and immersive way. The show follows the epic journey of Sora, a young Keyblade wielder, as he travels through various Disney and Square Enix worlds alongside his friends Donald and Goofy, all while confronting the darkness that threatens to consume the universe.
>Pitch:
"Kingdom Hearts: Chronicles of Light" is not just an adaptation; it's an epic animated journey that explores the depths of light and darkness, friendship and sacrifice, and the power of the heart. Get ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure that will leave you craving for more as Sora and his friends battle to save the multiverse in this extraordinary animated series.
Buddy cop show about two angels fighting and arresting demons in secret.
Lol i get it panty and stocking but it's technically Cinemaphile which is by acceptable Cinemaphile standards to be not considered a cartoon despite both still being an animation, the troll face quite highlights the humorous sub-contextual quotation here! Good one friend, great minds think a like!
Would watch tbհ
One dark and stormy night, a witch hiding from witchhunters decided to hide out in a pet shelter disguised as a black cat, and when she wakes up, she discovered she’s been adopted by a young boy! Unfortunately for her, the adoption contract is enough to magically bind her to him so they’re stuck together. So we follow our protagonists as they get into WACKY magical adventures as the boy learns how to be a good owner and the witch discovers how fun is to be
>My Pet Witch!
I think I can get at least two seasons before normalgays catch on to my straight shotadom petplay fetish, maybe three if it’s picked up by Netflix
A nation of rabbits attempts to colonize the moon and accidentally ignites a space race that is red in tooth and claw.
>Premise: a mute psychopath with a shotgun dismantles the USA
>The side characters say cursed shit to force the audience to do double takes
>Trannies get brought up at least twice
>The story constantly trips over itself
>An important reveal is made near the end, only to be thrown away immediately and not mentioned again
>The last episode is a 20 minute recording of me rambling about the US government
How's eighth grade been going so far?
Pretty hard.
I don't do my homework.
I asked a girl out, we went and saw a movie. Made out a little bit.
Got my bike stolen.
I channeled my inner 13 year old while coming up with it. Glad you noticed.
Hobo with a shotgun 2: The Hoboning. Extended edition.
There's this girl who's quirky and not like the other girls, and she's always right about things.
also she's gay..
Sounds like a hilarious parody of those "different girls that whine about life" type of comics.
A cyberpunk series set in the future where androids have successfully revolted against the humans, forcing them to move either into the lower scums or out of the cities. As many years passed, the government slowly became corrupted and began attacking androids that were seen as too inferior for their image. One guy goes into hiding and befriended a group of human kids who agree to help him fight off the evil dictator and free everyone else.
A puppet show similar to Spitting Image but instead of making fun of political figures, it makes fun of well-known internet people and the entire culture of the internet.
Is this a joke
No, I'm pretty sure puppets are considered Cinemaphile material.
I was more so referring to the moronic premise
Nope, it ain't a joke.
I think there should a show that properly commentates and satirizes the internet because most of the ones I see are always do a piss-poor job at doing it.
> A boy fights to liberate the world from the rule of vampires, ghosts, witches, sorcerers, werewolves, giants, zombies, trolls, orcs, serpents, goblins, krampus, demons, ghouls, and other night creatures
> hard mode: he's only 14, has no powers or special weapons, must use his wit and stealth and speed and surroundings, and has to fight bare handed and with whatever he gets his hands on
> animated by Disney's nine old men
> directed by someone who knows how horror and magic and action works
>main protagonist: A Hittite male is reincarnated as robot in post-apocalyptic neo-Kowloon.
>premise: The first few episodes will grapple with his memories of being a soldier of Hattusa and the loss of his beloved daughter. It will tackle how he adapts to modernity, his own existential crisis, his newfound isolation, and how his understanding of morality and common law conflicts with the Kowloonite survivors and warlords. Ex. he beheads neighboring bandits and scatters their bodies on telephone poles to mark his territory, as is customary of the people of ancient Anatolia.
Weapons and armor: Dresses himself in crafted weapons and armaments from salvaged objects he finds amongst the detritus. (traffic cone for helmet, sharpened sign-post shaft as spear, linkages of metal refashioned into lamellar armor).
Main Villain: Sophia, Queen of the New Heaven District, who monitors all new arrivals from other worlds. She sends Archons to sniff our incarnates and determine whether or not they will disturb her paradise or not. She sicks Demiurges after stronger ones (cue giant kaiju battles between many-winged shapes vs our cast of heroes).
Allies: Our rugged adventurer eventually discovers that he isn't alone in this world and helps save a mysterious survivalist girl from rapists. She acts as his eyes and ears as his robotic form lacks senses. This fledgling relationship becomes tense as its later revealed the girl is actually a Dionysian-tier entity that was sent to monitor the Hittite. Later, they befriend a broken Demiurgical cyborg private investigator who's down on his luck, a can of beans that thinks it's Pythagoras, and a VR hologram who's job is to keep the local crematorium running.
Main goal: Our ragtag team must discover the GRA (Great Replacement Artifact) to help either alter or erase their memories before they gradually become mad as their memories from their past lives merge with their new identities. They must find the secret to Forgetting.
>A guy stuck in a dead end job decides to pull a ransom/robbery caper and use the money to escape his shitty life
>He creates a slapdash villain persona to hide his identity but his plan is foiled by a trendy teen hero (think one of those new alphabet people X-Men that's completely forgotten after their first appearance)
>Due to his city's zero tolerance policy on costumed villainy, he's sent to a newly constructed super jail along side actual super villains
>He falls in with a group of forgotten D-listers and helps them break into the vault we're the prison keeps all of their gear/objects of power/super mutation formulas
>At the last minute he stabs the villains in the back and takes all their shit
>Now free and with the combined powers of a whole team of supervillains he's actually a credible threat
>He must decide if he wants to seek revenge on those who wronged him, or disappear like he originally intended
>He tries to have both, telling himself he'll leave Earth after he's had his revenge
>He kidnaps and humiliates his old boss and the prosecutor that sent him to super jail
>This gets the attention of the teen hero that foiled his original plan, along with the rest of her super diverse team
>He completely bodies all of them and escapes, but gets pretty fricked up in the process
>He's approached by the totally not Legion of Doom/Guild of Calamitous Intent
>They'll help him, but between offing several villains, humiliating a major politician and publicly taking down a hero team with a large social media presence, he has a reputation now, one they want to capitalize on
>With no other real choices left, he accepts his new life as a true supervillain, but still dreams of disappearing one to a quiet life where he can truly control his own fate.
A children's cartoon about the daily lives of residents living in a large town. Similar to the Smurfs and the Mr Men series, all characters are named after personality or characterization traits such as Harold Happy, Gordan Grumpy, Freddy Forgetful, Lillie Lazy, Sally Silly, Gabby Gloomy, and more.
A sci-fi about a 19-year-old girl from our time who accidentally gets frozen for 500 years and ends in a distant future where the city she once lived in, is now a new city inhabited by aliens from various planets while Native Earthians are a minority and live in either ghetto areas or old Earthian civilizations that managed to survive hundred of years later. She now lives with a archeologist and his adopted Plutoian (who are also another minority group) daughter as they travel around many places on Earth and other planets while trying to fight against a villain group. The series touches alot on the scale between traditionalism and modernism in a futuristic setting.
And no, this is not a Futurama clone.
With most of humanity gone, zombies, werevolwes, vampires and all other things that go bump in the night have reclaimed earth, forming small communities who are weary of technology.
One day what's left of humanity, in guise of small robot armies, attacks this communities. It falls of the shoulders of our protagonist, a ghost girl with an inclination (read obsession) for technology and her friends, a nerdy vampire and an hyperactive black lagoon creature, to stop this armies and their mysterious leader.
During their first mission they befriend a sentient car that works as a vehicle for the team and as a cultural bridge between them and the robots
Nice art, is that yours?
It's a diverse cast of LGBT Blacks. All the characters are black, gay, gender queer, and Muslim. The premise is very simple, but I think it is also very entertaining: the characters constantly point out how terrible white people are.
muslim kind of doesnt fit here especially since there have been white muslims for centuries
>All the characters are black, gay, gender queer, and Muslim
Hahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahhaahahahhahaahhahahaha, wait you're serious?
Bump
No way I’m letting this thread die today.
The previous thread was pretty fun; there were even tons of drawanons there too. I don't really know what happened here.
What are your favorite ideas on this thread so far?
Mine
Which is?
Two soldiers in a post-climate nightmare world are forced to confront a shocking discovery after a mission goes wrong.