Not that Anon, but would making the straight white male a transbian fighting for the brown lesbians to reexamine their genital preferences and stop being so exclusionary allow for this to fly?
Here’s a Steven Universe pitch for you. >Former child actress Atta Barbara interrupted a fight between chemical element golems when she accidentally inhaled the leader. Now imbued with helium-based power, she must defeat increasingly deadly revenge seekers from across the periodic table. >She’s joined by a rogue Carbon whose sole reason to protect humanity is our delicious garlic fries. He wants to train her against his cousins, but he knows as much about combat as she does. >Meanwhile, her federal agent neighbor has taken a sudden begrudging interest in her. . . . >Can Atta save a world that she wishes would just forget her? Is it possible for friendship to bloom in a crowded kitchen? Will she ever find out where the hell her royalty checks have been going?
THE FEARSOME FIVE
In the year 1856, the sorceress Amaya Ambrose discovers that strange, dark powers have been emerging all across the world. This threat calls for help to be brought in, so she uses her magic to put together a team of five people:
A gunslinger from the American wild west.
A samurai from feudal Japan.
A gentleman thief from Victorian England
A skilled warrior from the Zulu Kingdom
An older, experienced privateer from France
Together, these five men travel across the world with the help of Amaya's magic to stop the evil forces of darkness
Garfield has grown old and has dementia. Jon comes to terms with mortality as he watches his beloved pet forget why he even hates Mondays or loves lasagna.
Because he always gets pied in the face by an unseen entity on Monday. I think its just the day of the week Garfield is unluckiest. Like a weekly Friday the 13th
why did garfield hate mondays anyway
it's not like he has a job
Holy frick this reminds me. A few weeks ago I had an idea for a show called The Magnificent Garfield, where Garfield and Odie fight crime in secret. Think BTAS but more comedy. Every episode takes place on a Monday night, explaining why the former hates the day so much.
An action series where a little black girl who attends a ghetto middle school full of gangbangers, prostitutes, and illiterate Black folk decides to take matters into her own hands to defeat the evil in her school through multiple battles, shaping her school into a better place. Appeases the /misc/tards by tackling the problem with black culture and SJWs by having a strong black girl as a main character at the same time.
A lot of kids suddenly end up on an island with no idea how, most of them quickly fall prey to the local wildlife and the survivors end up each finding their own way to survive as well as different aspects of the island, with one kid even making contact with a native kid who pretty much say the natives are watching the kids and don't care if they live or die but doesn't mind giving the kid a few pointer about what he just stumbled upon.
It quickly become clear that new arrivals is a common occurrence on the island, with multiple monsters having specialized traps to lure the kids and at least one kind end up 'monsterified' to some extent and serve both as a mascot and an effective frontline guy.
Still not sure if each initially surviving kids goes on to form their own factions with subsequent kids who arrive later and look for their guidance to survive or if they form a close knit group together without factions.
One of the big twist is that regardless of spending years on the Island, the kids don't grow up nor age and the native reveal / the kid who received guidance from the native find out that to 'grow up', you need to fulfil some conditions and acquire a bunch of stuff in a very similar manners to how the monsters turn into more dangerous monsters.
Cast is undecided but in term of role you'd have at least one 'Zen Hunter' archetype who's main thing is having observed the monsters and their habits as well having the know how and experience to gather material and build (more sophisticated with time, experience and material available) weapons and traps.
One Native kid, who pop up from time to time, makes clear the native civilization is capable of a lot more than the kids but stay out of sight and serve as an occasional exposition fairy.
One 'nerd / explorer' kid who's good at avoiding danger while also diving deeper into the island's bullshit and collecting information.
And one 'monsterified' kid who mostly serve as the direct muscle and mascot of the group.
There'd probably be at least 2 more kids but I've listed the essentials.
Insert longwinded paragraph of an overly convoluted premise and also not a single drawing to speak of because I am an untalented groomer writer hack who expects cartoonists and artists to make my insipid worthless ideas for me
>He expect pictures for a cartoon pitch on Cinemaphile
Anyone who has a cartoon pitch developed enough to actually have art done would need to be moronic to share it here to be stolen, you dumbass.
>Insert longwinded paragraph of an overly convoluted premise and also not a single drawing to speak of because I am an untalented groomer writer hack who expects cartoonists and artists to make my insipid worthless ideas for me
That's no way to talk about yourself. Oh wait, you're right on point about yourself. You suck, lol.
He's been around for a while. Just goes into threads to b***h, insult people and perform mental gymnastics. If he really cared about animation he'd be more encouraging or criticially constructive to people's art and ideas. But no, we're not allowed to even have a cartoon ideas for one reason or another
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>If he really cared about animation he'd be more encouraging or criticially constructive to people's art and ideas.
Honestly, if he actually did that, he'd be pretty popular here because we'd probably all appreciate some feedbacks on our idea since anons here rarely interact with each other's ideas.
I know I would appreciate it at least.
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Same. Some of my ideas were called shit but I was never told to stop or implied I was some culture war drivel for it. I was just told to do better and learned from it.
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>Some of my ideas were called shit but I was never told to stop
Hey, at least your ideas get reacted to, can't remember a single time anyone react to something I said in an idea thread. >or implied I was some culture war drivel for it.
Oh, he's THAT namegay. I remember him now.
A young prince of a small kingdom that was conquered is left wandering alone in a world he doesn't know (because he always lived isolated in his castle) meets the son of a farmer that was killed by bandits and together they become adventurers for hire while learning about each other and their misfortunes (for example, the prince would have to learn to be humble and do the "unrefined" things peasants to survive, while the peasant would often strive to learn more from his "teacher" and friend). And no, they wouldn't be gay for each other, at least not canonically. Focusing on their adventures while throwing subtle homobait from time to time to bait fujos and SJW would maximize the success of the show.
>Focusing on their adventures while throwing subtle homobait from time to time to bait fujos and SJW would maximize the success of the show.
You'd get canceled so hard for queer baiting, your career would be over and no one would care because you cultivated a fujo audience.
"Hellhound In The Making"
Lulu is a dog girl and has been chosen to be the next Hellhound since birth, she lives with her mentor Aldius the three-head dog But she can be silly and a very slow learner, so Aldius has to also figure out how to teach her how to use her powers.
and everything goes wrong when the current is killed by a mysterious army,so Lulu has to learn fast before the whole Hellish Canine Society falls.
Mines about a red guy who lives in a red city, pretty much everything is red for this guy. One day he gets bored of his life and decides to snag a flying machine to seek adventure and comes across some yellow kingdom in the sky. Meets yellow waifu and runs off with her, turns out shes the princess and now everyone is on there tail for it. Have the art and animation stylized to 70dies or 80's to make it more unique If you can figure out who im stealing from then your one step ahead of me because I have no fricking clue, would love to hear if this sparks any memory's [/spoilers]
lol, its what I thought. I just ran into a post describing this cartoon and thought I could of had an inkling of what it was since ive seen the usual obscure shit but alas. So I turned to doing this for a giggle. Honestly feels like its a Dr. seuss cartoon when I think of it but I haven't a clue
>a Hoppy the Marvel Bunny series in the vein of Fred Wolf TMNT >The Fury TAS, visually resembles spiderman unlimited but borrows some of the comedy from the tick >N-Man animated, looks like the 90's hulk show but plays out like godzilla the series. the whole show follows him on indiana jones esc adventures around the world as he's tasked with taking down nuclear mutants and freaks. occasionally he faces off against comrade wienerroach. L.A.S.E.R. plays a large role in the series
>>The Fury TAS, visually resembles spiderman unlimited but borrows some of the comedy from the tick
Nah the Furry should feel like a homage to the 60s spiderman cartoon or Spiderman and his amazing friends. The Tick is definitely a good influence tho.
a slice of life, magical girl, mystery drama about lesbians with childhood trauma going around solving stuff with magic and along the way they'll learn to love themselves and their lesbian partner
also something about found family, "not like other girls" trope, and other progressive stuff
a down on his luck man meets Mammon the demon of greed and is offered into his thrall and given a chance to rise up in his conglomerate.
The main character needs to earn his way to the top and is given some money and a small team of investors that already passed their test. He needs to both operate his business and control the egos and hunger from his investors. Scheming, planning, and backstabbing to win the investors support.
an ordinary person (think background character) is given the gift of sentience and is made aware they are in a animated show, with 12 episodes of runtime. after the 12th episode, their universe ceases to exist. they are the only one with that knowledge, and the show is them spending their last days trying to make the most of things, surrounded by people who have no clue
>The embodiments of pure good and evil fought each other causing them a mutual defeat. >Both embodiments exploded and all that was left was a microscopic particle of each. >It took 2000 years for both particles to grow until they regained 1% of their strength. >They need to regain their strength quicker, but for this they need a “host”.
>The embodiment of good found a sociopath and sweary punk. >Meanwhile, the embodiment of evil got a whimsical and oblivious toddler.
>To complete the ritual the deities must transform into the host’s choice of a pet.
>The punk told the embodiment of good to turn into a fearsome and repulsive snake. >The toddler asked for a cute bunny with floppy ears.
>The punk treats the snake like shit and tortures him psychologically like making him eat & kill innocent mice. >The toddler pampers the bunny with lots of cute sets and suits.
>Both the punk & the toddler are siblings living next to each other’s rooms. >The “pets” can only speak to their owners, so neither know about the other. >Punk often menaces snake to make him eat his brother’s bunny in front of him.
>The siblings and the pets aren’t the protagonists, but rather the “presenters”:
>Both the snake and the bunny drop eggs with their “subs”. >>— The embodiments of “honesty”, “lust”, “solidarity”, “vandalism”, etc. >They need to make their “subs” grow to regain their power. >Subs will hatch from the eggs as human deities and strike the town with their powers. >Subs will get defeated each episode, becoming a particle and picked as pets of people that meet them on the streets.
>Wisdom becomes a cat of a clumsy schoolgirl. >Modesty becomes a chihuahua of a celebrity. >Doubt is a bicephalous lizard of a random guy. >Greed became a parrot of a clerk. >Lust got the worst karma, keeping his human form but still being a pet of a perv.
>Snake leaves his eggs to help someone in need, but he has to keep it as a secret from the punk. >Bunny enraged when the toddler painted his demonic eggs as Easter eggs, but at least it’s easy to make the toddler spread them in the city.
>Both the snake and the bunny drop eggs with their “subs”. >>— The embodiments of “honesty”, “lust”, “solidarity”, “vandalism”, etc. >They need to make their “subs” grow to regain their power. >Subs will hatch from the eggs as human deities and strike the town with their powers. >Subs will get defeated each episode, becoming a particle and picked as pets of people that meet them on the streets.
>Wisdom becomes a cat of a clumsy schoolgirl. >Modesty becomes a chihuahua of a celebrity. >Doubt is a bicephalous lizard of a random guy. >Greed became a parrot of a clerk. >Lust got the worst karma, keeping his human form but still being a pet of a perv.
>Snake leaves his eggs to help someone in need, but he has to keep it as a secret from the punk. >Bunny enraged when the toddler painted his demonic eggs as Easter eggs, but at least it’s easy to make the toddler spread them in the city.
A straightforward adventure of the week series about some random kid who through happenstance finds himself continually beefing with various weird supernatural forces and aliens.
Minimal continuity besides changes brought about by season finales. New upgrades and setting changes.
So this is an incredibly vague and generic, but I mostly just write novels and I am looking more for the actual how of script writing and planning of animated series. I've looked at videos but that's a fricking mixed bag and the bibles I've found online have been for stuff that's more SOL.
Reading it over, it almost reminds of me some TTRPG's I've read and that is actually a great way to go about outlining this because of the adventure of the week format.
I'll get to work moving it from the more novel oriented outline I have now to something akin to that.
Now I just have to figure out how scripts work, but youtube is jam packed with shit on that subject.
>Minimal continuity besides changes brought about by season finales. New upgrades and setting changes.
There's been a cartoon that did this before right?
I can't actually think of one.
I don't really know of any either. The reason for it is to spice up the variety of the planned show.
Even throwing in all kinds of weird shit, there's a point where having the adventures in the same hub over and over again gets old, and because I don't want to do something that has to be watched in order being able to look at the setting will tell you the season, the rules the character has to follow in terms of abilities and roughly what is going on in his life.
Sounds like Ben 10, the other regular Cinemaphile posters probably havent caught on yet because you didn't add a ginger female cousin to the character for them to pedolust over.
I have to be honest and say I have never watched Ben 10.I didn't have Cable, but I have HBO MAX now so maybe I should actually watch it.
Waifu wise I'm actually thinking a cute mad scientist girl. It's a debate between that or a magical girl.
I misread and thought it was a different kid every episode, and tbh an anthology with shared lore would be sweet. Every episode is the tension of when or even whether or not the protag will figure out the common mechanics of said supernatural weirdness, and the character-specific way they meet the challenge. Eternal Darkness for kids.
Sounds like Ben 10, the other regular Cinemaphile posters probably havent caught on yet because you didn't add a ginger female cousin to the character for them to pedolust over.
Main character was trained since childhood by his ex-military dad next to some slasher villain's hunting grounds, the slasher villain is inspired by Jason Voorhees / is Jason if you manage to get the rights to use him.
The twist come when a final girl defeat Jason again and leave with whatever soul bullshit he'd have used to come back normally without knowing and it's revealed the main character and his father were part of the slasher's family when the slasher was still normal and the dad never forgot them and that's why they stayed in such a dangerous place and also why they weren't targeted by the slasher.
Since the dad is too old, the main character is sent by him to recover the soul bullshit and the rest of the show is the main character pursuing the 'Final Girl' who keep running into other slasher situations which the main character has to solve to get the soul bullshit back.
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.
Any ideas for main girls involving names, ages, and personalities are welcome.
How many girls does this show focus on? Are you taking inspiration from anything aside from Lucky Star? For example, do you want the comedy to be akin to a parody movie, all fast paced and whatnot, or something slower?
>Are you taking inspiration from anything aside from Lucky Star?
Yeah, basically from classic comics (such as Bones and Tintin) and children's cartoons (such as Spongebob and Loud House), as well as other slice-of-life anime (such as Azumanga Daioh and Non Non Biyori).
>For example, do you want the comedy to be akin to a parody movie, all fast paced and whatnot, or something slower?
Somewhere in-between, it has plenty of funny and weird moments but at the same time, it's also very comfy and whimsical.
Dracula wakes up in 1970's New York and is recruited by Foxy Van Helsing to aid her, the Bride of Frankenstein, a Wolfman cop, and an archeologist cursed with Mummy powers in preventing Nyarlathotep from using the Necronomicon to awaken Cthulhu and other Mythos monsters.
An average family living in a dystopian cyberpunk world. The father is a cop working for the police corporation, the wife is a high level android with a murky past, the daughter is a rebellious computer hacker who gets bullied at school, she's adopted because androids can't have kids. They also have a snarky A.I house assistant and an uplifted pet dog with superhuman intelligence. Mysteriously the wife ends up pregnant which is supposed to be impossible. Meanwhile the daughter gets in trouble when she gains access to the dark and hidden corners of the cyberspace through the use of a black market chip implant, eventually coming across a cult like group who want to transcend the boundary between artificial life and humans. The dad and talking dog end up forming a kind of buddy cop duo to solve all of this.
Based. More cyberpunk should focus on how a society like that would actually manage to function. I wonder if that never happens because it would be depressingly close to real life's socioeconomic dynamics.
Mom gets her son out of the basement. She misses him after a while and goes out on a hunt to find him to get him to move back in. She sees bits of him everywhere.
The show will have her exploring the human psyche through other strange characters she comes across during her journey.
At the climax of the show, she will realize that all of the characters with mental health issues were schizophrenic hallucinations representing her own shattered psyche. She will come to the realization that her son died years ago and her entire journey was her own shattered mind trying to come to terms with the grief she has suffered.
My show is about a cartoon studio that no one cares about and the sad and depressing lives of the people that work at that studio. A girl that tries to remain optimistic but knows everything is going to shit, an egotistical boy that doesn't do anything but gets paid anyway because he's the son of an executive, and a manager that's never around but always bossy when he is present. The pilot episode is about everyone getting together to create a show and "revive" their network, and soon enough everyone in the studio gets together to pitch in after initally being skeptical, but it all ends in the pitch getting denied anyway because of one little thing the executives didn't like which pisses everyone off. The message is sometimes things just don't work out in life no matter who you are. The show is essentially a drama/comedy in a workplace with a bunch of people from different backgrounds, which really shouldn't get along, but somehow against all odds they're able to get along (sometimes).
Badass alien warlord from another nick of the galaxy is tasked with invading a planet within the outer reaches of their territory, crashlands, the playground doodle-esque inhabitants nurse him back to health and teach him empathy and other mushy subjects, while he teaches them to defend themselves. Near the end of the series, he has an internal conflict over whether or not to let the invading fleet raze the planet for their own gain, with the warlord siding with the goofy aliens and lives the remainder of his life with them.
Anthropomorphic cartoon
Back alley girl cat who constantly runs scam and robs everyone she's close to, leading her to constantly run from city to city.
This leads to her finding herself deep south, currently on the run having stole diamonds hiding in a mechanic shack (also double as a house)
Surprisingly the mechanic crocodile finds the cat, but does not turn her over to those chasing her for the diamonds.
So an unlikely friendship is formed between a redneck crocodile and a street smart cat.
two middle school friends, one is a keet upbeat type, the other is the snarky goth. The goth accidentally kills the other and resurrects the friend. its mostly about her being a newly made zombie
Slice of life urban fantasy series about some vampires, most of whom are girls of varying degrees and varieties of cuteness, and their personal lives and their professional lives in the highly demanding field of organized vampire crime within the wider circle of the urban fantasy supernatural underworld. Vampire: the Masquerade - Bloodlines meets a bunch of sitcoms meets the cartoon horse show.
two middle school friends, one is a keet upbeat type, the other is the snarky goth. The goth accidentally kills the other and resurrects the friend. its mostly about her being a newly made zombie
>Start melting down the second someone called him out
Seems like that anon hit a nerve.
Just in terms of monetization, animation is a complete crapshoot. If you make anything remotely that adults dont throw money at on youtube, your options are limited. Kids dont donate to patreon for cartoons, and youtube animation and in general recently has been hell in terms of COPPA and shit getting demonetized for reasons unknown (and you're also always at mercy of algorithm, ive seen plenty of channels drop off that are animated).
A game you can sell, its a product, and years down the line it will still make money. You dont even need to make a giant game scope wise to make decent cash if you have a good art style.
>for reasons unknown
The reasons are very much known, it's called 'broadcasting networks bribing youtube', same reason Jim Can't Swim was destroyed so big crime TV channels could be safe and 'the crime network' could force everyone on youtube to pay them if they want to show publicly available interrogation tapes.
Loser weirdo dreams of working as an artist and making his own cartoon or comic despite having no skills, talent or connections. He is a huge nerd and mostly socially inept but still works as a taxi driver to pay the bills. The cartoon would be this sort of introspective look at the life of a really niché nerd with a really specific hobbie and he interacting with his weirdo fans and all sort of different people he meets on his travels.
I thought about this cartoon after hearing about Pan pizza idea for Loki IRL and I thought with myself what kind of cartoon I wish he would create instead. Is pretty much based around him and his friends and character. I think it would be fun, something like a duckman meets mtv Downtown in a futuristic world. Aesthetically speaking it would be basically something out of the heavy metal movie, overly detailed and animated, gross looking, ugly, dirt backgrounds with simple characters and a more fluid animation but still focusing on dialogue and nothing past that.
Primordial dinosaur gods and other Harryhausen-esque titan emerge from the Earth when a series of meteors hit the planet. Mankind regresses back to primitive tribes that worship different gods out of fear and protection. Each god and their tribe have ongoing skirmishes over thousands of years in an attempt to dominate the new world dubbed Urth.
Think the recent Mortal Kombat animated movies but with dinosaurs and Conan levels of carnage and sex appeal.
Follows the lives of teenagers george(caucasian), lizzie(japanese-american), and ralph(african-british) dealing with serious growing pains, while on the run from government agents after a field trip to SCUM labs goes hairy, marking the start of a city hopping chase!
Man that family friendly adaptation thread was fun. (https://archive.is/Hei6X)
Hey, I remember contributing the Primal Rage ideas in that thread. Good times.
I'm honestly surprised PR didn't get an animated adaptation back in the 90's. You'd think with all the money dinosaur franchises were making they'd hop on the bandwagon and at least make a cheap, family friendly version to promote the tie-in toys, board games, and console adaptations. Seems like a missed opportunity for a series that honestly had a better setting and story potential than Mortal Kombat.
Follows the lives of teenagers george(caucasian), lizzie(japanese-american), and ralph(african-british) dealing with serious growing pains, while on the run from government agents after a field trip to SCUM labs goes hairy, marking the start of a city hopping chase!
Making a game is much harder than building a animation youtube channel, you have to make animations as well as program for a game. I think he might just be making fun OneyNG.
Just in terms of monetization, animation is a complete crapshoot. If you make anything remotely that adults dont throw money at on youtube, your options are limited. Kids dont donate to patreon for cartoons, and youtube animation and in general recently has been hell in terms of COPPA and shit getting demonetized for reasons unknown (and you're also always at mercy of algorithm, ive seen plenty of channels drop off that are animated).
A game you can sell, its a product, and years down the line it will still make money. You dont even need to make a giant game scope wise to make decent cash if you have a good art style.
I was thinking about something akin to Pokemon or Lilo and Stitch, where kids befriends monsters and have adventures with them, but the monsters are cryptids, like bigfoot, mothman, chupacabra, etc.
It's about 3 18yo friends who travel together from Florida to California in order to move to the university and meet many wacky adventures along the way.
The story also involves 2 FBI agents who think that the 3 friends are robbers, a bad guy who wants to rule the world and his minion and a magic old family israeliteel that can change the world as we know it.
In this context, it means the population of her nation is dead- she's the sole survivor. In the meantime between then and the time the heroes show up she's been spying on things and noticing that some bad stuff is starting to go down in the world.
>Armdill the Aardvark
An "evil" Aardvark that lives in a trailer pulled by his truck attempts to make a name for himself in the villan community, however due to lack of powers (or and skilled in general) he fails constantly. His only help is his intern, a young girl just out of college that aspires to be a great technician/scientist. Though, due to her being so inexperienced still, her inventions often blows up in Armdills face.
>Glass half passed
A depressed, reclusive introvert has spent most of his life fearing the outside world by staying in his parents basement. He's ready to completely give up on life, when he finds a ghost living in his attic. The ghost is a guy whose whole life revolved around living it to the fullest and being as optimistic as possible, and he wants nothing more than to spread that to who he sees as his new friend
>I solemn-E.T. swear
Aliens have invaded earth, used up as much of its natural resources as they could, and quickly left without any repercussions, except for two social outcasts from the alien Society who are found by human scavengers and are forced to promise to help clean up and rehabilitate the Earth and Human Society
>From Hell
A group of half demon half human Warriors Escape From Hell and have to fight the monsters that followed them attempting to drag them back while they also try to find a way to regain their Humanity
I'm thinking of doing a comic about elementary kid with super powers. I've been playing around with different titles because copyright. >Yes, I am here. >Is anybody not here. No. >This is the 5th time your late
All variations of something that could be said during roll call.
The teacher is a person who taught in teachers without borders, it ends in tragedy as some guerilla soldiers massacre his whole village, he was the sole survivor. So he's a grizzled teacher who is thenonly teacher left to teach kids with powers.
Like I said the kids have powers, but listing them would make this longer than I'd like. There is no good and evil super hero super villain kids. Just kids that happen to have powers naturally, in an X-men type of way.
DC girls mixed with (weaboo moment) Asobi Asobase
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There's four girls
the first one is the big, mommy like Amazonian - Wonder woman. she towers over all the other girls, she's menacing looking and in front of the enemies she's a badass but when they all alone, she's the most girly of them all, there's a scene in my head in which they are all locked inside the enemies trap, Wonder woman stands up and say "step aside" She starts pacing, the ground shaking with each step she takes, she grabs the door handle with a single hand and try to open but it doesn't bulge because it's made out of Kryptonian titanium or some bullshit then she let go of the handle and goes like "I can't doooo iiitt!" while crying.
The second girl
Is the goth low energy - Raven
she's always quiet and tagging along, but she is the most badass one, she's similar to toph from Avatar
She's always quiet and on her own, but the third girl is super attached to her follows her around and hugs her all the time.
I have this idea in my head in which all the girls are on the ground, almost defeated and then you only hear Raven's voice echoing throughout the room "everyone..close your eyes!"and you see this big menacing Shadow monster.. that's Raven enraged form!
The third girl
Is teeny tiny, she has to be 1m30 or 1m50 and everybody makes jokes about how tiny she is. But she's curvy ass hell, she looks like leana lovings. I have a scene in my head in which Raven is eating something and then she pass out, because she's exhausted and this tiinny girl sees her sleeping and lays by her side and rest her head on Raven's shoulder. And another scene in which Raven sees her sleeping and covers her with a blanket (Aaaawnn)
The fourth girl
Is a tomboy she's rebelling from her father - bat girl. she doesn't like girly things and she really wishes she was a guy, but from time to time she has bursts out of nowhere "oh my God I loved this dress Wonder woman!!!"
There is a dirty diseased smelly homeless guy who lives in the gutter of a medieval city. Every day he makes his way to the main open courtyard area where a medical triage area has been set up for soldiers from the front line. He waits until the nurses/orderlies leave the critical injury tent, sneaks in, and puts a chair in the middle of the area. He then tells the injured people inspiring and captivating stories of his life as young farmer-turned soldier-turned commander of the military, ranging from stories about love, loss, revenge, hatred, war is hell, and everything in between. Each episode ends when a medical person enters the tent and sends him away. The series finale has one of the terminally injured ask why he does this and the guy explains he's a prophet of Nurgle and offers the soldiers the choice to dissolve all pain and suffering if they join chaos.
Also, each episode would have an obvious chaos god influence hidden as subtext of the story. The over arching plot of the story tellers life was he was god-touched, and the 4 gods had been competing to turn him to their particular vein.
Cody is a recovering Drug addict who almost died from an overdose but his Imiganry friend saved him. His Imaginary is a magical jackalope Named Steve who wears a Hawaiin shirt and likes to Eat and has a judgy and sarcastic character, he's Cody's reminder of that Incident which made Cody hates him but he can't get rid of him because Cody needs him not to go back to that road and Steve knows that Cody isn't 100% cured and hates the fact that if he goes away Cody will be back to doing drugs.
and it's just a one-season show in every episode we see both of them interacting and developing their love-hate relationship and friendship and the season finale will have a plot twist.
but if the producers asked for another season, after serval years and another major event in Cody's life, he will meet another friend of his imagination or maybe just an old friend with a new look, okay so basically we see Cody meets Eve who is Steve as a female and no it's not a troony thing it's more of Cody loneliness (and horniness) manifesting into turning his old friend into a girl to comfort himself and even Steve/Eve will ask and joke about this.
Dungeons & Strays
A stray cat imagines himself going on a LOTR/DnD style adventure when he’s really exploring a very rough neighborhood. He later befriends a young boy running away from an abusive household.
A japanese freshman highschool student moves with his mom to america for the mom's work. His parents divorce, his cusping manhood, and the sudden alienation from moving to a foreign country he does not speak the language of makes him into a sullen, angsty mean teenager until he makes his first real friend in america: unfortunately, it's a fat weeb girl, who is the only student in his classes who speaks japanese. She learned it from anime, so she speaks exactly as cringey as it sounds. The show would be about overcoming cynicism through human connection, very slice-of-life stuff, no big wacky plots.
Similar to Avatar in that there are certain cultures associated with certain elemental/energy based powers, but with additional elements and cultures instead of just the four that Avatar had.
Main focus is on a group of guys with strong themes of brotherhood.
Ratman
After both of his parents are robbed by a lowly criminal, young Will Wilson is forced into the sewer, growing up underground. There his only friends are the rats, which he eventually models himself after when coming into contact with humans again. As Ratman, he faces off the many villains who hide in the sewers and there plan their evil schemes to take over the city. They are all helped by Ratman's arch-nemesis, the Jelqer, a crazy hobo who knows the sewers inside and out and is constantly trying to catch and eat Ratman (having lived off rat-flesh for the past 20 years).
>Partially my irl friends idea >Mine is too autistic
A group of guys working in one of those empty office park buildings, whose boss is a AI housed inside of a vending machine called Vendome. Vendome gives the guys bizarre tasks which are often incredibly vague. Each episode is just one of the tasks Vendome gives them.
>dig a 2 mile hole (unspecified whether it's 2 miles long or deep) >Burn all the food in the building >A mystery (hands them magnifying glasses and detective hats with no clarification) >"Bring my son to work day"
My favorite which involves Vendome handing them a white cube he refers to as son. It's possibly sapient and omniscient and scares the crap out of the guys.
Lastly it's implied Vendome isn't paying them but uses the excuse that time is money and it is paying them with it's time.
That sounds like a fun webshow or something like The Life & Times of Tim where the focus is only the script and dialogue and some really basic visuals to guide the viewer. Probably also incredible doable by almost anyone here, even you, given you have the vivace to go through it.
I have this idea of a world in which vampire tried to take over but were exterminated by the military.
The show is about a vampire hunter. But really it's not a cool job, instead they go during the day and stake sleeping vampire in their nests. A guy is living paycheck to paycy killing vampires and drinking after work.
Until the day he finds his ex as a vampire and, and instead takes her back to an abandoned house. But unfortunately as soon as she wakes up the house becomes swarm with vampires.
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”.
Cinemaphile-themed anime where the protag anon has to fight his way through the ranks of various "generals" to get to the final boss, each one patterned after a different general thread. (progressively more difficult board tiers of enemies? finally defeats blues boards then discovers he has to level up significantly to take on yellow boards?) (also fights various mods?)
This isn't so much a cartoon as it is a comic, but I thought it would be fun to pitch it.
In the late 1930s, Wilson, a detective in small town Chicago, is called into the station to interview a very bizarre man who was recently taken in. This man, who goes by the name Henry, is a time traveler for the year 2030, who returned to the past on a self-appointed mission to prevent historical disasters or incidents from happening. He was originally aiming for the 1920s, where he would use his future knowledge to try and prevent the Great Depression and economic collapse, but arrived too late and wound up here.
Henry, while well-meaning and genuinely good, views the past as "backward," noting segregation, racism, and general lack of technology compared to his time as examples. He's a guy who means well, but sees himself as "better" because he's from a more advanced time. Wilson, while gruff and cynical, is a man who has strong morals and values and is trying to find a way out of the Depression-fueled sense of hopelessness the country is in.
As Wilson and Henry try to understand each other, Henry's time machine is stolen by failed would-be mob boss Edgar (or "Eddie"). Eddie uses Henry's time machine to go into the future and steal advanced weaponry and information from different time periods (i.e, faster cars from the '70s, stock information on rising companies so he knows what to invest in, etc) which he uses to his advantage.
By the time Henry returns to his time period, Eddie's interference has meant that Eddie is now the most richest and most powerful man in the world. The story then follows Wilson and Henry's adventure across the future and the past as they try to repair the timeline and stop Eddie.
Wilson and Eddie are designed like 1930s comic characters, while Henry is animated like a modern-day stylized cartoon-- sharp, angular, compared to the pen-and-ink style of Wilson and Eddie, symbolizing the difference between the two time periods.
A story About a stoic and always stern faced knight who became the chosen one by birth and manage to slay beast by age 18. The kingdom is heavily reliant on him
a great evil rise he mange to defeat
But in return the town is destroyed with no other suvivers but him and his female travel companion
And the once stern faced knight finally smiles and breaths with lightness
Some wouldn't change much like the Monster Island idea since they are very isolated by nature but others like the Super Car NEET one would change a lot since each location could be another show.
The Slasher idea would probably also be affected a lot, the final girl could probably get allies from the different shows at each location instead of only having herself and the MC's indirect help.
Mines about a red guy who lives in a red city, pretty much everything is red for this guy. One day he gets bored of his life and decides to snag a flying machine to seek adventure and comes across some yellow kingdom in the sky. Meets yellow waifu and runs off with her, turns out shes the princess and now everyone is on there tail for it. Have the art and animation stylized to 70dies or 80's to make it more unique If you can figure out who im stealing from then your one step ahead of me because I have no fricking clue, would love to hear if this sparks any memory's [/spoilers]
The gods take the most boring people in earth and place bets on what happens thus decides on wich pantheon gets most relevancy ( there is 2,3 paces)on different worlds this keeps an all out end times fight from happening
All seeing eye gods are not allowed to place bets
Rules
1 All gods of the each pantheon has to unanimously decide Any companion
2 If you place bets the hero will fail the pantheon has to unanimously decide on a evil villain
3 no gods can corrupt or influence a people to switch alliance or hand out items
4 all gods have to pick a companion that's already good and a person who is already evil to be the big bad
5 if it's just a murder mystery or some thing else then bets will be will the guy compete his goal x amount dies. Or will he get his crush before another person cucks him
That's the thing, everyone wants to share their totally unique and original idea and get sucked off for it, but no one wants to do the sucking off. Speaking of which, I want a cartoon about ufology, I don't have a pitch or even an idea but I want it.
>That's the thing, everyone wants to share their totally unique and original idea and get sucked off for it, but no one wants to do the sucking off.
Nah, the problem is somewhere else, I tried multiple time to be the one doing the sucking off on previous iterations and there still was no interaction.
Frick you Tony I don't care you know I go on Cinemaphile I'm not going to have more souls in pegatory for you to get less work there's a balance to these things like the pack of papes you have to do now get the hell out
Hear me out, sexy teen/young adult girls doing sexy things.
Why?
To take back power from men, but also to make men stick with them?
...Cause female logic?
How many girls to focus on? Need at least 2, but maybe not even number, 3?
Good guys and villains? Girls are good, world is bad?
How much more do you need here?
I'm not sure what you're trying to pitch here.
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Nobody cares
Everyone loved totally spies and stuff, why not make another one, but with a diffrent name, with more sexy stuff, and a diffrent plot, based on sex...i mean uh puberty or something?
But also I guess just physical stuff, fighting sports, and junk. Like kim possible, and other stuff.
As said, People love kim possible, totally spies and stuff. How is a sexier version bad?
Broken Boy.
A young man named Skye tries to balance his normal life after discovering an object that grants him superhuman abilities while trying to do some good for the world. The world sees him as more of a villain than a hero.
Show inspired by Invincible and Chronicle
Gonna expand on this further
Broken Boy.
Skye is young teen living his normal life at school and has big ambitions for the future but all that is derailed as he tries to balance his normal life after discovering an object that grants him superhuman abilities while trying to do some good for the world. The world governments sees him as more of a villain than a hero and Villainous figures in the shadows will stop him at any cost. >Show inspired by Invincible and Chronicle >Artstyle is similar to Generator Rex >Show takes place in the early 2000s >Skye would be seen as a treat to world governments >Terrorist paranoia is all over the place >Has two best friends, Blake and Alina. >Tone is a bit dark while also being light-hearted
>They see Skye as using his powers for evil and may even turn on the world >His superhuman abilities could destroy an entire country in less than a day and maybe even the world in a matter of a week >The world governments don’t want any of that and want those super humans (good or bad) to be exterminated.
11 months ago
Anonymous
What kinda powers?
11 months ago
Anonymous
I dunno, how 'bout the power of flight? That do anything for ya? That's levitation, Holmes.
15 years after a global disaster wiped out a good chunk of Earth's population and wrecked a bunch of places, a band of scavengers with mercenary bodyguards find an underground lab with a soldier who was in suspended animation for 20 years because he was poisoned and there was no cure at the time. Now he has to tag along with them, and after proving his abilities to them, convinces the mercenaries to stay longer, because they want to recruit him, but he still has to get a cure for the poison, and the doctor on the scavengers' landship might be able to make it if he gets the data from when the cure was being worked on before the calamity. Also, nobody actually remembers what actually happened during the disaster, so that's also a mystery, and our protagonist, the soldier guy, wants to know, because he was engaged, so he's worried about what might have happened to his fiancée.
Also, some people born after the big bad world ending thing happened have super powers, but they aren't all unstoppable against "normal" people. And did I mention that there are several different kinds of weird monsters running around too? Because there are, so our "heroes" have to deal with a lot of different problems.
And the world was already in a high tech future. And whenever anybody uses terms like apocalypse or apocalyptic to describe how the world went to shit, they are immediately called out on that being a dumb way to say it, because apocalypse doesn't actually mean end of the world, or even just big disaster.
Wait, nevermind, that was my idea for a book series.
>Superman Family >is raising Jon >has to deal with Kara, who views Clark as her dad >CADMUS makes 2 clones & has to care for them too >Cir El shows up
Kino
An action show in an anthro animals only universe inspired by '80s - '90s TMNT-like cartoon shows but more mature and animated in Japan. And of course with female characters being sexy and male ones being masculine.
a team of urban exploration paranormal debunkers/ghost hunters encounter a satanic human trafficking ring and they need to survive after seeing too much while also recording it and showing it live on stream
this i hopefully will make it a short webcomic after im done with my first project
jenny gets reactivated 20 years into the future after being seeming destroyed and has to come to terms with the ideas of obsolesce and change while fighting an insurgent "neo cluster" on earth ruled by a bitter vexus
The Dreamland is a collection of islands. Every town creates their own "island" dreamland shaped by the dreams of its inhabitants. Islands are under threat by Terrors seeking to drown these islands in the sea of fear that separates the dreamland. Those who sink into the sea never dream again and tend to have terrible sleep. Protagonist is a kid who just moved into town and remembers her dream for the first time. Finds out she, like a handful of others, are lucid dreamers who have some control over their sleeping selves and go on bizarre adventures through Dreamland fighting the terrors.
Plot reveal is she wasn't a lucid dreamer till her last island was consumed by the Terror making her an anomaly
I've posted this a few times before but might as well post it again since I have made absolutely 0 progress on this idea since last time
Lazy pitch: >It's like a combination of Psychonauts, and Sky High, and that summer camp episode of goosebumps
Full pitch: >Superheroes are commonplace and basically a regular professional occupation >Heroes have kids >They want their kids to get a handle on their powers from a young age, but since most superheroes are self-taught, sometimes they just don't know how to teach their kids how to hero properly >Universe's superhero association thing assembles together to create an educational system for superheroes but not a flying school that would be dumb >Instead it's a summer camp hidden underneath a large holographic mountain range >Our protagonist is a kid who is going to this summer camp for the first time, has stories from his older brother about it >Summer camp uses outdoor activities to educate young superfolk on how to control their powers and use them correctly >Our protagonist makes friends, enemies, usual stuff >At the end of the summer, it's time for everyone to go home >Turns out the borders of the camp have been blocked off by a cabin in the woods style barrier >Kids can't get out, and it seems like none of the heroes are coming for them >At night, strange monsters begin to emerge from the woods and attack the camp >Someone knows more than they're letting on, overarching mystery of who is responsible >Long-term conflict of how they're going to get out >And most importantly, overarching mystery of why the parents haven't shown up
Why yes I still haven't figured out those last three questions after SEVEN FRICKING YEARS how could you tell?
Elevator pitch: >Summer camp for superheroes but at the end of the summer someone has trapped them in the camp and they need to find out how to escape and why their parents haven't come
Even lazier pitch: >Just give me a fricking Psychonauts cartoon goddamn it
An unfinished drawing.
VERY hard to explain what it's about >Field of weird ethereal grass with a giant-ass pit in the center and weird ruins throughout the field. >Occasionally the field births these childlike elemental beings that have a little society built around these ruins >Occasionally void monsters crawl out of the pit to attack. Pure nothing. >But not to worry, these elementals have tools that channel their power they can use to fight back and stuff >We follow the journey of a newborn light elemental who must overcome trauma stemming from an event that he experiences in the first three episodes >There's a lot of delving into the pit to find knowledge and stuff, along with a ton of kickass fight scenes
Honestly I don't think I did the concept justice. Words escape me for what it's supposed to be described as. The basic format is >Characters socialize and have really comfy interactions >They also occasionally go into the pit to salvage knowledge and materials >All while a slowly developing mystery arc as to how the frick this world works is slowly unveiled >Along with that our MC learns how to live and calm the frick down. See, one of his first impressions of the world was something terrifying, so the friends he makes slowly make him realize the world doesn't suck as much as he thinks
Honestly I don't think I did the concept justice. Words escape me for what it's supposed to be described as. The basic format is >Characters socialize and have really comfy interactions >They also occasionally go into the pit to salvage knowledge and materials >All while a slowly developing mystery arc as to how the frick this world works is slowly unveiled >Along with that our MC learns how to live and calm the frick down. See, one of his first impressions of the world was something terrifying, so the friends he makes slowly make him realize the world doesn't suck as much as he thinks
This image best sums up the kind of vibe the non-pit related parts have
It’s difficult to word what kind of vibe I’m aiming for. It’s like early Bionicle + Castle in The Sky in terms of general vibe, at least when the dangers of the Pit aren’t involved. Because when that’s involved all humor or warmth is drained from the scene and our characters have to fight for their lives against monsters made of nothing.
The void monsters are intentionally drawn in a different artstyle and are designed to look physically impossible
Oh, and there's a 2-year timeskip mid-series, showing how some characters have changed and whanot. Like how two of them actually had a kid, how one of them found a ton of interesting shit and got really popular because of it, or how the MC has been looking for answers a lot more than usual and people are starting to get worried about him.
Look, I'm trying to put this pitch into words. There's a lot of important details I'm not including and such. Like how the pit contains biomes in of itself, defying all laws of nature. Like, there's somehow a snow-capped mountain with a blizzard down there.
100 ways to beat depression it’s about a depressed man who tries each episode to beat his depression in a different way. The idea is to make it a feel good uplifting story if we get to 100 episodes I throw the wool over everyone’s eyes and he kills himself as the series finale.
Gravity falls, but it's set in a world where people and things end up when they're forgotten >10 year old kid lands there after he died and was forgotten >wants to solve the "mystery" of the place > there is no mystery >alot of sexual refrences
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.
Gym bros, a slice of life cartoon about a teenager who lifts to get over his social anxiety so he can talk to a girl he likes at school, where he ends up finding a new circle of friends who share his interests and incurage him to come out of his shell. The show would be mostly episodic with a tiny bit of continuity used for running gags.
I can get behind this if he never gets with the girl and the girl is revealed to be a c**t at the end and he ends up having gay sex at the gym with his bros
would work with "in the most unlikely places" subtext. He never even talks to that girl, but through getting his shit together (sleep, posture, health, scheduling, mentality, etc.) he builds human connections and works towards a personal goal heavier than lifting.
An "oversensitization" sequence could lead into a sharp visual and sound design cutoff for lifting. Little problems of life play on a shutter, annoying sounds grow loud and warped, dutch angles, etc. etc. ,black, then the clink of weights and racking after a set. Dovetailing into a talking sequence with gym bro and "plot" part of an episode.
One episode with no fanfare just has a girlfriend for the rest of the run.
A little boy wakes up in a world where "all abandoned things turn up". While there he meets a cosmonaut dog that was abandoned during the space race. The boy insists he wasn't abandoned but lost and is desperate to get home. Wacky adventures ensue in a Alice in Wonderland style crazy world that doesn't make sense. Occasional flashbacks to the MC's home life, in a distorted and out of place art style, that hint of divorce, abuse, and drug abuse but are vague enough to hopefully get past sensors. The messages will be about opening up to others, discovering self respect, and taking control of the things you can.
The story begins a decade after a great war between a typical “Space Democracy” vs “Space Fascism” in mecha suits.
The aftermath is that the Space Democracy has won, but has set up a military police force to enforce peace. This is gradually devolving into an authoritarian state where the military police are becoming the dominant power.
That being said, there are various rebellions and subcultures which are starting to form. The two of note are fragments of the space fascists and a collection of former soldiers from the Space democracy who wish to overthrow the military police.
One day, the leader of the latter catches wind of a new project by the Military Police, a new mecha that will change the balance of power. He attempts to capture/destroy the weapon but is stopped by the leader of the military police.
However, this battle forces the colonialists to evacuate. The story focuses on a group of colonialists (mainly a bunch of idiot kids) who in evacuating, accidently stole the new super weapon and now must figure out what to do after making enemies with the military police.
In general, it'd be more of a tribute to 70s and 80s anime, especially Gundam.
The rival character on the military police side would be a blonde twat who aspires to the be the perfect soldier as he wants to change the solar system for the better. The rival character from the rebel groups would be a former princess who greatly enjoys combat and views the system as something which has been hers by birthright.
The big twist is that the "great hero" of the rebellion would become the final antagonist, with his experiences in both wars convincing him that totalitarianism is the only way forward.
Mine's about a world where there's magic and mystical creatures and such, but the land, plants, and creatures are withering slowly because the magic is drying out. In the center of one of the lands that still has magic, there is an academy that teaches spellcasting to the younger generations and the protagonist attends there. The story is more based on the monster of the week idea, where the protagonist goes around trying to not get involved in too many problems, but ends up doing so anyways and has to help fix them, making friends with both other students, people from outside the academy, and some forest creatures. All while some entity from the far beyond is trying to reach this world by manipulating people's minds and indirectly causing the protagonist to go to places and do things that "it" needs to be done to in order achieve its goal. Said entity shows up in people's dreams and through reflective surfaces, always borrowing how others look to present itself. The plot twist is about how the entity and the magic drying out are directly related, and why the entity targets the protagonist specifically.
I'm going to be honest. I don't want to make a cartoon.
I want to make a TTRPG.
But I'm not stupid. I know it basically impossible to get people really invested in a random ttrpg setting ex nihilo. Especially the modern scene that's been more or less gutted by dnd exploding in popularity.
So I'm going to make a show with as much broad appeal bait as possible to trick people into getting into knowing about all my autistic little races and cultures and overlapping magic systems. You'll have no choice but to eventually read the entire 500 page rules book.
Imagine a world populated by anthropomorphic people, their favorite sport is futuristic racing. We follow adventures of a young rookie racer who discovers conspiracy behind his beloved sport.
WW1 anthology fantasy show about the horrors of war, rise of deadly ideologies, and clash between old and modern warfare in the form of wizards and dragons fighting tanks and artillery with hellboys are style
Two sisters and a introvert nerd friend find an eldritch talking tome which unlocks the various layers of a true bleak reality and places no mortal should roam..
The older sister is a med student and the younger is about to be a dropout; antisocial and aggressive. Both sisters are into the occult and myth/history
Esther is the "friend" she is kinda a pokey character she ends up joining the villains first by choice, but force to "ascend" "Flesh is weak".. Sav...I like it here..
The book houses the true villain. They wish to bring forth "something" "the formless future"...
Eventually the voice in the book corrupts the younger sister who is more learned in the occult and strains the oldest in the in-between.
The oldest has to travers the void causeways and intersections (cisterns) meeting different entities/races and hitching a ride or sneaking into different layers or worlds. Gaining support and making friends trying to get closer to her sister before the reclamation of the "Old Gods".
Tying the evil to a book is a little too evil dead. But I think you have something with a female med student and lovecraftian horror. If it took place at a hospital you have a lot of chances for suspense. Maybe there's patients with lovecraftian sigkness nobody can cure. As the dhow goes on they juy keep getting worse.
The Time Traveling Adventures of Booster Gold, starring Booster Gold and Skeets as they travel throughout history helping various heroes of various eras >The 3rd Century with Etrigan >The late 1800s old west alongside Jonah Hex and the Rough Bunch >1940s WWII pulp featuring Captain Marvel and the JSA >Present Day adventures with Ted Kord >also stories with Jaime Reyes set a few years into the future >Batman Beyond era with Terry >maybe distant future stories with Kamandi?
along with hero-specific villains of the week, he'd also have a few recurring foes of his own. mainly immortals and fellow time travelers.
10,000 Days
Medieval Austria, a cabin in the countryside. A woman gives birth, but her baby doesn't breathe. She wails, before the deity Vanderweiss appears before her. "There is a hole in your child's heart," she explains, "I can mend it, and he will live for 10,000 days, but only if his life is sworn to me."
The mother hurriedly agrees to the bargain, and her baby is given breath.
Cut to 17 years later. Werner is sworn to the will of Vanderweiss, and he travels throughout Eurasia, carrying out her plans for the world.
Think like, Samurai Jack but he serves Aku and Aku is Glinda the Good Witch
A comedy show with both humans and funny cartoon animal people where the main gimmick is that the humans are half or fully naked exactly as often as the furries.
adolescent boxing tortoises
metal version of tmnt instead of a hockey guy they take their comfort with a no nonsense tomboy girl that plays lacrosse. >don't steal my idea im screen capping cuz it's a personal project
John Carter meets Mortal Kombat. Our hero, a special forces guy from the year 199X, is brought to this weird violent martial arts fantasy world by portal shenanigans.
Aight then, here’s a metric frickton of stuff I left out
An unfinished drawing.
VERY hard to explain what it's about >Field of weird ethereal grass with a giant-ass pit in the center and weird ruins throughout the field. >Occasionally the field births these childlike elemental beings that have a little society built around these ruins >Occasionally void monsters crawl out of the pit to attack. Pure nothing. >But not to worry, these elementals have tools that channel their power they can use to fight back and stuff >We follow the journey of a newborn light elemental who must overcome trauma stemming from an event that he experiences in the first three episodes >There's a lot of delving into the pit to find knowledge and stuff, along with a ton of kickass fight scenes
This music kind of sets the tone.
>Each elemental is given a tool when they’re first “Born.” The tool exists to focus their elemental powers. While they don’t know exactly how it works, modifying and upgrading it inexplicably comes quite natural. >There used to be some kind of society living in the pit, probably due to all the ruins. It’s a wide, canyon-like area, so someone living in it isn’t far fetched. The ruins are also packed with important resources and knowledge. The more >Void monsters are normally glass cannons who, while able physically absorb almost anything, are very vulnerable to attacks due to said attacks being “Something” that it can’t encompass. Like, a still rock is easily assimilated, but a struggling elemental or swung blade causes major damage. Therefore, they build bodies out of whatever they can find in order to better move around and fight in the upper levels of the pit. >Everyone has a job. Currency doesn’t exist in their society, so it’s more a matter of them doing much needed things. Sewing clothing, farming, teaching people important things, guarding, and so on.
Some of the characters include >A fire-type explorer. Very warm-hearted big brother figure. Uses a big torch hammer >An ice chick who guards the village. Actually sweet but constantly busy. Uses a shield that does ice stuff >A water type teacher and fisherman. Younger than he looks/acts, and uses an oar as his tool. >A light type. Newborn, inexperienced, and subjected to a horrifying trauma within his first day of life. Needs constant emotional support. Uses a knuckle with a sort of mirror on it >A lightning type. Built like The Mountain and is the strongest sonuvab***h in the village. Also has a silly fighting style/battle cry. Uses a lightning rod
And so on and so forth
Aight then, here’s a metric frickton of stuff I left out
[...] >Each elemental is given a tool when they’re first “Born.” The tool exists to focus their elemental powers. While they don’t know exactly how it works, modifying and upgrading it inexplicably comes quite natural. >There used to be some kind of society living in the pit, probably due to all the ruins. It’s a wide, canyon-like area, so someone living in it isn’t far fetched. The ruins are also packed with important resources and knowledge. The more >Void monsters are normally glass cannons who, while able physically absorb almost anything, are very vulnerable to attacks due to said attacks being “Something” that it can’t encompass. Like, a still rock is easily assimilated, but a struggling elemental or swung blade causes major damage. Therefore, they build bodies out of whatever they can find in order to better move around and fight in the upper levels of the pit. >Everyone has a job. Currency doesn’t exist in their society, so it’s more a matter of them doing much needed things. Sewing clothing, farming, teaching people important things, guarding, and so on.
Some of the characters include >A fire-type explorer. Very warm-hearted big brother figure. Uses a big torch hammer >An ice chick who guards the village. Actually sweet but constantly busy. Uses a shield that does ice stuff >A water type teacher and fisherman. Younger than he looks/acts, and uses an oar as his tool. >A light type. Newborn, inexperienced, and subjected to a horrifying trauma within his first day of life. Needs constant emotional support. Uses a knuckle with a sort of mirror on it >A lightning type. Built like The Mountain and is the strongest sonuvab***h in the village. Also has a silly fighting style/battle cry. Uses a lightning rod
And so on and so forth
An unfinished drawing.
VERY hard to explain what it's about >Field of weird ethereal grass with a giant-ass pit in the center and weird ruins throughout the field. >Occasionally the field births these childlike elemental beings that have a little society built around these ruins >Occasionally void monsters crawl out of the pit to attack. Pure nothing. >But not to worry, these elementals have tools that channel their power they can use to fight back and stuff >We follow the journey of a newborn light elemental who must overcome trauma stemming from an event that he experiences in the first three episodes >There's a lot of delving into the pit to find knowledge and stuff, along with a ton of kickass fight scenes
This music kind of sets the tone.
If an animated and it’s on streaming services, I will watch it
11 months ago
Anonymous
...This is a cartoon pitch thread, it's GOING to be animated
11 months ago
Anonymous
You know I just had a thought.
Why don't any of the other boards have pitch threads?
One of the porn boards should let me pitch all my h-game ideas
11 months ago
Anonymous
Cinemaphile has similar threads fairly often for writing/pitching anime plots.
Someanon have ideas of Post-WW1 Europe adventure series in the Adriatic Sea. Which have interesting characters which I think it’s worth drawing the main cast of the Series called “Adriatic Artifacts”
(I don’t like Russian character designs that much because I spent all night designing the characters and I was wanted to go to bed).
I think I will have to redesign the characters a bit more if that Same Anon appears again.
One time in 2018 someone drew art based on an idea I posted.
I miss old Cinemaphile.
I’m not that Anon but I hope you guys can filled that empty hole with my post Anons
Someanon have ideas of Post-WW1 Europe adventure series in the Adriatic Sea. Which have interesting characters which I think it’s worth drawing the main cast of the Series called “Adriatic Artifacts”
(I don’t like Russian character designs that much because I spent all night designing the characters and I was wanted to go to bed).
I think I will have to redesign the characters a bit more if that Same Anon appears again.
[...]
I’m not that Anon but I hope you guys can filled that empty hole with my post Anons
with other cartoons idea thread, so I’m hope that can filled your imagination
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.
Maybe you could give this idea a shot?
11 months ago
Anonymous
That sounds a lot like what happened with RWBY and the fictional race called the faunus but didn’t mess it up so bad, AU handle it better
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.
OK I’ll try
Maybe
Here is your Dragonborn, anon but I’m still not like the color of the left one
11 months ago
Anonymous
Nice one Anon, his design looks really cool. Though, I would imagine him having some bits of dragon features like wings or tail. Overall, you did a great job.
Exec's are gonna want Batman, so I'll give them "Gotham's Worst". A show dedicated to Batman villains, but not the ones you might expect.
Some potential episodes: >Killer Moth successfully steals a rare israeliteel. It's worth over a million dollars...and nobody wants to buy it. >Polka-dot Man gets more attention than he can handle when all of Gotham realizes how powerful his gear is. Be it the police, Bane, or the Joker, everyone is after the dots. >The Terrible Trio have bagged every animal to ever walk, swim, or fly. Now they hunt the most dangerous game of all: the batman. >The Wonderland Gang present themselves as a traveling troupe, but a recent string of robberies suggests there's something shady behind the curtain.
other potential inclusions would be Hugo Strange, Orca, Mime, Calendar Man, or Lock-Up.
frick it, here's some more episode ideas >Eraser opens up to a pastor about the messed up stuff he's seen cleaning up after other criminals >Killer Moth trains a new partner in crime: Firefly! A run-of-the-mill crook who definitely does not harbor extreme pyromaniac tendencies. >Cluemaster, tired of being known as a shittier Riddler, enters a battle of brains with Nygma. >Condiment King makes his name as Gotham's newest and stealthiest assassin. How does he do it? The secret's in the sauce. >Joe Coyne fricking dies
Could do an episode about the Mutant Leader from the Dark Knight Returns as a kid.
For what's essentially the 'ultimate villain' of such a popular story, DC really never did anything with him.
Could do an episode about the Mutant Leader from the Dark Knight Returns as a kid.
For what's essentially the 'ultimate villain' of such a popular story, DC really never did anything with him.
Make him the guy who’s ONE claim to fame was beating Batman once and he coasts off that shit constantly
Got this idea from watching stuff about amazing world of gumball and nostalgia critics new video on old Cartoon Network bumpers. What would anyone think of a show version of the old bumpers were some of the most famous and some underrated characters of a company in the same world.like Warner, disney or nick. Only problem would be it might be a bit like amazing world of gumball or looney tunes show. But the idea of different characters in the same world getting into crazy situations is cool
I see this as more of a comic than a cartoon, but: >LONG AGO >A family of gods are worshipped by humanity >In exchange for worship, the gods blessed the children of those who worshipped them with powers based on their own >There are 6 gods, 4 elemental, but 2 non-elemental. One of Fate/Luck, and the other of Chaos also known as the God of Fools >One day, the 6 special mcguffins of the gods went missing, and the God of Fools blames the God of Fate >Yes he actually stole them there's no misdirect, he's just an butthole >The other gods punish him by sealing him away when he refuses to return the stolen items >Shortly after this, the other gods mysteriously vanish >Children born with elemental powers became rarer over time >After hundreds of years, only the royal families and rare standouts have elemental powers >Those people are captured by royal families and forced into the "honor" of marrying into their family to keep the elemental bloodlines strong >Worship of the gods is mostly long-forgotten >Protagonist is the last surviving member of the original worshippers of the God of Fools >Long history of his family dying in ridiculous, ironic ways >Other lead is his adopted sister, who is secretly the last surviving worshipper of the God of Fate >She was raised to eventually kill him before being inserted into his family at a young age >But she must wait until he fulfills a prophecy that he would find the God of Fate and free him >One day, while trying to scrape together some money by raiding an ancient temple, male lead accidentally finds and frees the God of Fate >In a way that also connects the god of fate to his soul, now the god of fate hovers around him like a JoJo stand >Sister can't kill him because the god would be stuck bound to his corpse >Adventure ensues to disconnect Fate's soul from the last Fool >For that they need to bring back the other gods by finding the items that Fate stole
There's more to it but that's the gist that fits in the text limit.
a buddy cop show about two angels arresting demons and helping normal folks out in secret. complete with one human who is fully aware of their existence and the token succubus informant
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 young prince of a small kingdom that was conquered is left wandering alone in a world he doesn't know (because he always lived isolated in his castle) meets the son of a farmer that was killed by bandits and together they become adventurers for hire while learning about each other and their misfortunes (for example, the prince would have to learn to be humble and do the "unrefined" things peasants to survive, while the peasant would often strive to learn more from his "teacher" and friend). And no, they wouldn't be gay for each other, at least not canonically. Focusing on their adventures while throwing subtle homobait from time to time to bait fujos and SJW would maximize the success of the show.
>Both has medieval features in the setting >They both have main cast being young kids who are having a adventure >Both casts grew appreciate one another’s despite the circumstances >Also want to silence any Twitters fans with obsessing gay ships to the main characters replacing Crackship
The series is actually set in a normal world that just happens to have fantasy elements to it. In other words, it's similar to Harry Potter.
>They both have main cast being young kids who are having a adventure >Both casts grew appreciate one another’s despite the circumstances
That's correct
>Also want to silence any Twitters fans with obsessing gay ships to the main characters replacing Crackship
Never really thought of that and if I did made characters end up together, it would actually make Twitter fans shit on me for "normalizing pedophilia" considering that they are literally like several ages apart.
I'll continue to beat this same drum until someone picks up the easy cash on the table but SOMEONE in cartoons needs to rip off the popularity of shitty horror games and creepy pasta that's insanely popular among young children. That shit gets billions of views, a whole section in the action figure aisle, every single one of my little cousins between 6 and 11 talk about shit.
So at least one path you can take is a sort of photo negative reversal of adventure time. An absurd world but instead of colorful and whimsy its all grim and hot topic halloween shit. Rip off five nights, yume nikki and other rpg maker horror, little fears, slendemen and backrooms and longhorse. And that youtube and twitch shit little kids never shut the frick about.
Main characters probably include some thing like a e-celeb caricature, grown man with an exaggerated fear response and silly voices, some flavor of little girl, either innocent victim or slowly growing evil edgelord. Maybe both. Complicated but intentionally obfuscated lore, maybe hide a bunch behind puzzles and ciphers and ARGs.
Perpetual war between magical girl protagonists and hot blooded shonen boy protagonists gets made complicated when a tomboyish girl and a feminine boy both get the wrong set of powers and also fall in love.
Occasional running gag of pathetic western cartoon protagonists trying to get both sides to make peace and failing miserably.
A trio of kids go out into the woods to blow off their self-made bombs and shoot guns. They're in high-school and aren't the highest on the social structure. They find a body of the Governor's brother and due to their own youth and stupidity try to destroy it. This involves really ridiculous shenanigans live trying to Weekend at Bernie's the body, seeing if flesh is flammable (With lighters and gasoline) and moving the body around to scare hunters pretending it's a ghost.
Season 1 ends with one of the characters eventually cooking the meat of the dead man and turning it into empanadas, which unfortunately turns this very right wing character into a ghost who decides to haunt these boys as they go to college.
The hope for if we ever get a season 3 is they basically become hyper-liberal Ghostbusters
I'd call the story "The Anarchist Cookbook" at first but I'm open to different ideas. I'll admit - I started with the title like a Matt Groening fanboy.
A dragon decides that if they can send knights to kill her and steal her shit, she can send a knight to kill the king and steal his shit. Lacking any actual knights, she finds a peasant boy who dreams of knighthood and offers him the chance to become her knight in return for helping her out.
Having zero understanding of what that actually means with both having very limited preconceptions of knighthood, fairy tales and attempted murders between them, essentially, they embark on a journey to turn him into the best knight in the land while dodging various people sent to kill the dragon and meeting numerous unusual characters along the way, ranging from a thief who pretends to be a wizard via various tricks to a girl from a traveling circus who actually is just straight up a witch, providing a solid comedic element and varied way of problem solving to bounce off the more reliable and "plain" main characters and acting as a support to their optimist/cynic dynamic.
Their most frequently recurring enemies are a knight and her squire seeking to slay the dragon so her squire can be fully knighted and herself promoted to the King's Guard, though others such as a band of tribal monster hunters from the far south, a very, very lost samurai who is no less deadly for his inability to find his way home, and a werewolf con-artist provide a range of enemies and problems from the serious to the somewhat comedic in various ways.
The primary theme would be talking about the concept of responsibility and integrity both inherent and assumed, and even presumed.
The fake wizard thief can be a total femboy and gay for the lead to shut up twitter in a way that's moderately less obnoxious than the usual thing if it's just out there and a character trait for one character from the start rather than the entire fricking cast or just some asspull pandering homosexualry.
I know that curiosity killed the cat, but what is the name of this Cartoon and what would you aired? (nickelodeon, CN or just some random streaming service)
Probably would have either gone for something simple but respectable ala ATLA, which about matches the tone I'd be aiming for really, something like "The Dragon's Knight" or some such, maybe some riff on the MC's name.
I normally approach this from the angle of "You don't make a show for you, you make it for the audience with maybe some stuff you feel is cool" since just jerking yourself off and letting others bathe in the cumshower if they want is how you get fricking trainwrecks like Steven Universe, but one small indulgence I'd probably allow myself is giving it a bit of an irish bent to the MC, with a family name like De Paor or Mac Diarmada and maybe teach some people how to actually pronounce Gaelic.
Mac Diarmada, The Dragon's Knight is short sweet and simple.
If I wanted a more snappy title, maybe Knight's Days or something like that.
The dream would be a syndication ready run on like Cartoon Network or something but I'd be lucky to get netflix.
Honestly if I could draw/animate I'd be willing to give it a genuine shot, I can actually write decently enough I'm told, but since I can't animate and animators first/writers second dominate the independent cartoon industry [not saying that's unfair or anything, just acknowledging the edge there.] it'd never happen.
Solid cast. It's got plenty of potential for hijinks. >The fake wizard thief can be a total femboy and gay for the lead
That's it I'm sold.
I figured if twitter hates traps then traps clearly aren't gay, plus I believe in putting my money where my mouth is in regards to critique, I really do think I could write a better LGBTQ character than most of those homosexuals. And honestly most of the queer frickers I know deserve better written shit anyway I guess, same as most kids deserve better written shit, most people in general really.
The adventures of a minimum wage worker in the fast food industry, in space. The fast food is a space station going from system to system. And he has to deal with his colorful cast of alien colleagues as well as the customers and management.
100 ways to deal with depression.
It’s about a depressed guy trying to handle and beat his depression each episode tackles him doing different things last episode if we get to 100 is him hanging himself and it plays life sucks by reel big fish as it shows him hanging there gasping for air if you make it to the credits his rope breaks and he hits the ground and says dammit I didn’t finish! The need of the show.
a guy who just so happens to look exactly like me haha happens to have a bunch of wacky adventures haha that just so happen to hit every one of my fetishes hahahahaha crazy
A girl and het pet raccoon fall through a magical trash bin to a fantasy world. There, the locals mistake her pet for a prophesied masked hero. The prophecy says the hero will defeat a great evil (who ends up being a cat who’s a real butthole, which makes her realize the prophesied hero actually was supposed to be a raccoon, but she doesn’t figure that out until much later) and obtained a magic wand. The wand is also her only ticket home. So the series is about her and her pet raccoon maintaining this con of being great heroes and recruiting a band of warriors to do all of the actual fighting. One of the main warriors by her side is a goofy dragon guy. Another is a guy who wears striped armor (vaguely raccoonish) based on the prophecy.
Title: Champions of Trash
You probably just think all raccoons look alike. BIGOT.
Note that I have a mild obsession with them. I think they’re really cute and even scribble them during meetings.
Something like Unbiased history of Rome/History Civilis but for Persian history and standard animation from Cyrus the great founding Achaemenid empire to Yazdegerd III's death ending the Sassanid empire
Anyone here I want to pitch there cartoon into a series but never talk about what network going to be on with that series (Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network etc)
A little alien humanoid comes to earth and becomes some sort of superhero, saving humanity from monsters and villains from others planets. However, what humans don't know is that the little alien is actually part of a cult that adores a cosmic being, plotting to turn the humans into followers of their god and eventually sacrificing them (the evildoers and villains wouldn't know this either, at least most of them don't)
For all the people throwing ideas out there, you do realize that it's not so much about how unique the premise is but how said idea is executed. if the story is a black and white epic of a hero vanquishing evil or a gritty view of the human condition through transbian vampires, it doesn't matter if it's in the end written poorly. except for the magnet-turtle guy poster he's going places.
Pre-industrial revolution world. Heavily inspired by celtic mythology and other polytheist cult-religions like greco-roman and norse.
Periods of short, small-scale war are the norm, like in pre-french revolutionary europe. This would be the main source of action for characters as they go on missions and help in the war effort.
Main characters would be teenage to young adults that are being trained for combat or related activities like learning how to forge magical items or potions, treasure hunting, adventuring, etc.
Team-based groups of 3-5 when going out on missions but main setting would be boarding schools and/or guilds with a larger cast of secondary characters.
Whereas the missions would be action-focused, the schools and guilds are where we would see the drama and humour.
The characters would interact with each other in absurd ways to the viewer because they parallel modern life but in a medieval setting where magic integrated into the social institutions and systems which is so unlike our world.
Character growth would happen from the moral dilemmas that result from war and the unusual situations that magic enables. There would also be the usual friendship stuff that you see in academic settings with youth.
I also had a potential twist in mind where dies and then gets to relive the start of the series to make a better future
A bunch of protester through radioactive slime at a lumber yard house, only for just the dogs to be inside. The dogs then gain radioactive powers and become humaniod. Now they chop down trees with axes, chainsaws, ect. They dress like an 80's extreme ad and always drinking mountain Dew.
An 70 year old man gets transported to a steampunk/cyberpunk like world while he was trying to teach his dumbass grandson how to fix a car and now he must survive using his auto mechanic skills he aquired in the 'war'.
A mad scientist super villain lady hellbent on world domination falls head over heels for a normal guy. At first she tries to hide it from him and the show is her trying to balance world domination and having a boyfriend. But a few episodes in she accidentally reveals herself and he just doesn't care all that much. So they end up dating full time and he spends a lot of time chilling at the lair, hanging with the henchmen. Helping her workshop her evil schemes and just being real supportive.
Also the hero (undecided if its a super hero or a secret agent or something) thinks that the boyfriend dude is following her because he's always around when shes busting the villain.
It's a space pulp adventure cartoon. A 15 year old spaceship mechanic tells a small white lie and ends up on an adventure to the edge of the universe that will decide the fate of everything.
A toyetic action/adventure cartoon targeting boys 8 to 10.
An epic alien war between the alien forces of the heroic Goodions and the wicked Evilers has come to Earth. Due to the losses each side suffered in an epic battle they had to go into deep hibernation for a thousand years. The Evilers wake up after a thousand years and have decided to conquer Earth. The Goodions, who are teens with attitude, get found by and taken in by a couple of human children. Both alien races are the same size as action figures. The children, who are the same age as or younger than the target audience, are able to shrink down and go on adventures with the Goodions.
Meanwhile, the Evilers are backing an evil and well connected CEO of a corporation. Every episode the CEO uses the Eviler's power to turn a human or animal into a monster.
The Goodions and children fight (what seems to them to be) giant monsters using transforming vehicles and weapons. Fighting a secret war to save the Earth that could be happening in your backyard!
Would watch. It sounds a lot like Power Players, and I'm all for more micro heroes who make any room or location from your daily life feel like a huge battlefield, like when playing with your toys.
the story is centered around a ghost, called Gossip Ghost. it's a kids show, and the upbeat ghost goes around meeting ghosts from history, generally leading to education about that person's life. it's primarily focused on ghosts that are underappreciated in history, like Nikola Tesla. the story also tries too help kids come to terms with the idea of death, and how it isn't scary, but just moving from one part of the lifecycle to another.
it isn't grim, and it doesn't focus on much serious stuff. there are no overarching plots or major story threads, and how the main character died is never mentioned.
each episode would start with Gossip Ghost hearing 'gossip' about a certain spirit in town.
think something like midnight gospel mixed with absolute madlads, but for kids.
Don't try to force it.
Write it out casually like you're explaining it to a friend, don't worry about the text limit, run on as long as you want
Then once you're done, trim that down to the essentials to get the point across and then elaborate if people have questions. That's what I've done in the past in these threads.
I'll be honest I've never seen berserk, but I'd like to watch it Usagi has a show on Netflix that is considered more "kid friendly", not to mention cameoing in several tmnt shows. The only reason why I say it should be on adult swim is to get as close to the comic as possible in terms of the blood/violence, very rare swearing, and somewhat scary (for kids) supernatural beings. While Stan Sakai has stated numerous times Usagi is meant to be enjoyed by all ages, tv rating guidelines most likely wouldnt go along of his intentions.
I also had an idea involving a demon, actually. >It is currently the height of those online youtube "challenges" >Some dumb kid is trying to do some dumb online ritual thing that people fake for views >She's taking it seriously but she's really dumb and fricks up the fake ritual so bad that she actually works and summons a demon >She can't see or hear the demon >The demon can't go home until she banishes it >The demon can't hurt her and she's extremely stupid and oblivious so any time he tries to poltergeist send her a message she either fails to notice or misinterprets it >She's also an accident-prone idiot and if she dies the demon is stuck between planes of existence forever so the demon has to also keep her alive >You know the trope with the baby walking through a construction site while the pet tries to protect it? That is the demon's life now. >Hinjinks ensue and the demon kind of hovers around her and provides social commentary on the state of modern teenage life from a completely off-base demonic point of view
Secret group managing anomalies. Each episode is its own story with a different main character who may or may not survive their episode. Theme varies between comedic, tragic, etc.
Vigilante story, but make it fun.
Instead of focusing on teen drama and weirdo bad guys. Make it about the stake-outs, the job itself of patrolling town and how it’s more exciting than normie life. Think of it more as an excuse to get into fist fights with strangers rather than some super serious political piece about crime. No super villains, just normal crime and disaster events like fires or crashes.
Put focus on the mc learning new tricks and getting better as he goes on. All while struggling make ends meet. Episodic but with continuity so that each episode has its scenario solved by the end.
Vis Factor is a superhero story about a young geek who is involuntarily enrolled in a battle royale game show. Contestants are divided into teams of three and must survive various hazards thrown at them from every corner. The team that remains becomes the winner. Sounds easy, right? Well, there's a catch – all the contestants are injected with a super serum that grants them superpowers. These powers can only be activated during near-death experiences or when the body has high levels of adrenaline. Furthermore, the game encourages players to harm each other if it means advancing to the final round.
As for the geek, he transforms into a beefcake with flying brick powers (minus the flying part) and also serves as eye candy for the ladies/boy gays)
The mysterious emo guy has the ability to generate dark energy feathers that can drain the life force of others and transform into wings. Surprisingly, he also uses this power for field medic purposes.
Lastly, the disgraced former child actress essentially has powers similar to Jubilee from the X-Men.
I got three ideas for comics that I'm having trouble commiting on. >The daily ongoings of a newlywed couple made up of the secret identities of a superhero and his nemesis. >Office comedy of slasher movie villains between "jobs" trying to live life while being considered second class citizens >Depressed teenager accidentally creates a super robot and fumbles in horribly extraordinary ways trying to find a use for it.
Animated AU of MCU. Instead of snapping half of the population out of existence, Thanos turned everyone into mice. Logic is: little body = little resources. Takes places after chaos and rebuilding.
In an urban fantasy take on the cold war, a paranoid conspiracy theorist mage and his freak friends are on a continuous quest to stop a sick frick and make a quick buck.
Individually the each story isargely episodic. They'd focus on whatever paranormal investigation the crew is doing, which would bring them up against everything from the ghost of Hitler, to a KGB werewolf, to the avatar of an elder god.
Running through line for this would be an arc for each of the five main characters. With the main character specifically making it his life's goal to destroy the illuminati (its actually real) only to eventually come to learn not all the evils of the world can be traced back to one source.
Idk, a high school where teens compete against each other to become valedictorian. Anyone who earns a GPA of 4.0 remains at school, anything lower will be expelled.
One of my older ideas. Noir cartoon about an Atlantis type city.
A plucky team of adventures with a small boy stowaway discovered Atlantis. The boy and the princess fall in love, and decide to start a new town on land in which both atlanteans and humans can co-exist together. This takes place ten years later. The princess who in now an ambassador has gone missing. The boy is now a burn out outlive his fame and was too scared to join the team to their next adventure.
The story venters around a goldfish trying to solve the case. They're a big divide in the city between Atlanteans and humans, and a criminal underground always behind the scenes.
The main culprit is Jimmy fish sticks. He was an honest business man until he refused the fish mafia, and burned down his house killing his family. The gang members were later missing and their DNA turned up in the form of fish sticks sent to the police station sent from Jimmy.
Or a strange connection between the ambassador and a pop idol Sharkina (a female humanoid shark creature) in a dark pool of secrets.
A super sexy goth girl is forced to work with her newly adopted father, but things get crazy when her new dad starts fricking a disgruntled prince
Brb, calling Daron Nefcy.
x-men & spider-man 2099 adaptations
can ghost rider 2099 get some of that too? get johen vazquez or robert valley to do the designs
That too. Good pics for art directors.
A straight white male goes against an evil kingdom of satanic brown lesbians
Wouldn't get made today. Unless you somehow hide that the brown lesbians are evil until you search under the surface
Not that Anon, but would making the straight white male a transbian fighting for the brown lesbians to reexamine their genital preferences and stop being so exclusionary allow for this to fly?
That's so devious it's sure to work. With the right pitch you could convince Prager U to fund it.
That's literally just Steven Universe
Here’s a Steven Universe pitch for you.
>Former child actress Atta Barbara interrupted a fight between chemical element golems when she accidentally inhaled the leader. Now imbued with helium-based power, she must defeat increasingly deadly revenge seekers from across the periodic table.
>She’s joined by a rogue Carbon whose sole reason to protect humanity is our delicious garlic fries. He wants to train her against his cousins, but he knows as much about combat as she does.
>Meanwhile, her federal agent neighbor has taken a sudden begrudging interest in her. . . .
>Can Atta save a world that she wishes would just forget her? Is it possible for friendship to bloom in a crowded kitchen? Will she ever find out where the hell her royalty checks have been going?
>Steven Universe
Still dont get this show. Seems like harem anime cartoon equivalent
Belos died like a b***h lel
libtards = pwnd.
THE FEARSOME FIVE
In the year 1856, the sorceress Amaya Ambrose discovers that strange, dark powers have been emerging all across the world. This threat calls for help to be brought in, so she uses her magic to put together a team of five people:
A gunslinger from the American wild west.
A samurai from feudal Japan.
A gentleman thief from Victorian England
A skilled warrior from the Zulu Kingdom
An older, experienced privateer from France
Together, these five men travel across the world with the help of Amaya's magic to stop the evil forces of darkness
That's not bad. Not that original but there's something there
Garfield has grown old and has dementia. Jon comes to terms with mortality as he watches his beloved pet forget why he even hates Mondays or loves lasagna.
why did garfield hate mondays anyway
it's not like he has a job
Because he always gets pied in the face by an unseen entity on Monday. I think its just the day of the week Garfield is unluckiest. Like a weekly Friday the 13th
Holy frick this reminds me. A few weeks ago I had an idea for a show called The Magnificent Garfield, where Garfield and Odie fight crime in secret. Think BTAS but more comedy. Every episode takes place on a Monday night, explaining why the former hates the day so much.
An action series where a little black girl who attends a ghetto middle school full of gangbangers, prostitutes, and illiterate Black folk decides to take matters into her own hands to defeat the evil in her school through multiple battles, shaping her school into a better place. Appeases the /misc/tards by tackling the problem with black culture and SJWs by having a strong black girl as a main character at the same time.
So basically a 'bully-hunter webtoon' but in america and with a black female MC?
It could unironically work.
Because Jon has to go to work so nobody is around to take care of him.
A lot of kids suddenly end up on an island with no idea how, most of them quickly fall prey to the local wildlife and the survivors end up each finding their own way to survive as well as different aspects of the island, with one kid even making contact with a native kid who pretty much say the natives are watching the kids and don't care if they live or die but doesn't mind giving the kid a few pointer about what he just stumbled upon.
It quickly become clear that new arrivals is a common occurrence on the island, with multiple monsters having specialized traps to lure the kids and at least one kind end up 'monsterified' to some extent and serve both as a mascot and an effective frontline guy.
Still not sure if each initially surviving kids goes on to form their own factions with subsequent kids who arrive later and look for their guidance to survive or if they form a close knit group together without factions.
One of the big twist is that regardless of spending years on the Island, the kids don't grow up nor age and the native reveal / the kid who received guidance from the native find out that to 'grow up', you need to fulfil some conditions and acquire a bunch of stuff in a very similar manners to how the monsters turn into more dangerous monsters.
Cast is undecided but in term of role you'd have at least one 'Zen Hunter' archetype who's main thing is having observed the monsters and their habits as well having the know how and experience to gather material and build (more sophisticated with time, experience and material available) weapons and traps.
One Native kid, who pop up from time to time, makes clear the native civilization is capable of a lot more than the kids but stay out of sight and serve as an occasional exposition fairy.
One 'nerd / explorer' kid who's good at avoiding danger while also diving deeper into the island's bullshit and collecting information.
And one 'monsterified' kid who mostly serve as the direct muscle and mascot of the group.
There'd probably be at least 2 more kids but I've listed the essentials.
Insert longwinded paragraph of an overly convoluted premise and also not a single drawing to speak of because I am an untalented groomer writer hack who expects cartoonists and artists to make my insipid worthless ideas for me
>He expect pictures for a cartoon pitch on Cinemaphile
Anyone who has a cartoon pitch developed enough to actually have art done would need to be moronic to share it here to be stolen, you dumbass.
Just say you're mad you can't write and go.
>Insert longwinded paragraph of an overly convoluted premise and also not a single drawing to speak of because I am an untalented groomer writer hack who expects cartoonists and artists to make my insipid worthless ideas for me
That's no way to talk about yourself. Oh wait, you're right on point about yourself. You suck, lol.
Don't mind the moron, he probably thought this was the drawthread or the edithread.
I see him everywhere here on Cinemaphile saying stupid shit like that unfortunately. Wish he'd just go away.
Damn, we got a new crazy namegay then I guess
He's been around for a while. Just goes into threads to b***h, insult people and perform mental gymnastics. If he really cared about animation he'd be more encouraging or criticially constructive to people's art and ideas. But no, we're not allowed to even have a cartoon ideas for one reason or another
>If he really cared about animation he'd be more encouraging or criticially constructive to people's art and ideas.
Honestly, if he actually did that, he'd be pretty popular here because we'd probably all appreciate some feedbacks on our idea since anons here rarely interact with each other's ideas.
I know I would appreciate it at least.
Same. Some of my ideas were called shit but I was never told to stop or implied I was some culture war drivel for it. I was just told to do better and learned from it.
>Some of my ideas were called shit but I was never told to stop
Hey, at least your ideas get reacted to, can't remember a single time anyone react to something I said in an idea thread.
>or implied I was some culture war drivel for it.
Oh, he's THAT namegay. I remember him now.
A young prince of a small kingdom that was conquered is left wandering alone in a world he doesn't know (because he always lived isolated in his castle) meets the son of a farmer that was killed by bandits and together they become adventurers for hire while learning about each other and their misfortunes (for example, the prince would have to learn to be humble and do the "unrefined" things peasants to survive, while the peasant would often strive to learn more from his "teacher" and friend).
And no, they wouldn't be gay for each other, at least not canonically. Focusing on their adventures while throwing subtle homobait from time to time to bait fujos and SJW would maximize the success of the show.
>Focusing on their adventures while throwing subtle homobait from time to time to bait fujos and SJW would maximize the success of the show.
You'd get canceled so hard for queer baiting, your career would be over and no one would care because you cultivated a fujo audience.
>canceled for queer baiting
Has this ever happened in real life?
If you count the shithole that is the animation industry as 'real life', yes.
And when exactly was it that someone was "cancelled" for "queerbaiting"?
NTA but Kit Connor is STILL getting harassed to this day for 'queerbaiting' cause he came out as bisexual instead of just gay.
Lol, nothing has ever been actually cancelled for "queer baiting" or whatever stupid phrase and buzzword Twitter shits out.
"Hellhound In The Making"
Lulu is a dog girl and has been chosen to be the next Hellhound since birth, she lives with her mentor Aldius the three-head dog But she can be silly and a very slow learner, so Aldius has to also figure out how to teach her how to use her powers.
and everything goes wrong when the current is killed by a mysterious army,so Lulu has to learn fast before the whole Hellish Canine Society falls.
I want to do a series set in Canada in the 2000s
but I want a year from the decade of the 2000s that almost nobody talks about and has been irrelevant
and I also want to set the series in a province that is anti-ontario
basically i want to do an anti-2002 and anti-toronto series
I hope you address the main theme of that era.
I'd rather make my series the complete opposite of that turning red crap.
I want a year from the 2000's that is for the person who hates 2002
and i want a canadian city that is anti-toronto in everything
>anti-toronto
You got me watching with just that alone. Frick that sewer smelling hell hole.
Quebec 2001?
Reasons why Quebec would be the ideal Canadian province for my series and for the year 2001 would it be a good option?
By the way, it's a series with anthro animals.
and the elephant in the image would be the protagonist
Well I already have the main character
i have the canadian province (Quebec)
and have the year (2001)
Help me with the plot for my series.
because I want an anti-disney plot, and that is totally opposite to the crap of turning red
Québec is the only viable province because it's the only part of Canada that isn't pozzed.
Obviously since it's a part of France disguised as a part of Canada.
And what is the most anti-Toronto and most anti-Ontario city in Quebec?
I want to set my series in a city that is the complete opposite of Toronto in everything
And what plot would it be for my series?
give me ideas
remember, i want something that is anti-disney throughout and a plot totally opposite of that turning red shit
Not a cartoon I guess but I have an idea for back to the future reboot. They would have to go back to the 90s and biff would be a black guy.
SKELETON DETECTIVE
SOLVING CRIMES
SMOKING CIGARS AND SAVING LIVES
Mines about a red guy who lives in a red city, pretty much everything is red for this guy. One day he gets bored of his life and decides to snag a flying machine to seek adventure and comes across some yellow kingdom in the sky. Meets yellow waifu and runs off with her, turns out shes the princess and now everyone is on there tail for it. Have the art and animation stylized to 70dies or 80's to make it more unique If you can figure out who im stealing from then your one step ahead of me because I have no fricking clue, would love to hear if this sparks any memory's [/spoilers]
>Mines about a red guy who lives in a red city
lol, its what I thought. I just ran into a post describing this cartoon and thought I could of had an inkling of what it was since ive seen the usual obscure shit but alas. So I turned to doing this for a giggle. Honestly feels like its a Dr. seuss cartoon when I think of it but I haven't a clue
>a Hoppy the Marvel Bunny series in the vein of Fred Wolf TMNT
>The Fury TAS, visually resembles spiderman unlimited but borrows some of the comedy from the tick
>N-Man animated, looks like the 90's hulk show but plays out like godzilla the series. the whole show follows him on indiana jones esc adventures around the world as he's tasked with taking down nuclear mutants and freaks. occasionally he faces off against comrade wienerroach. L.A.S.E.R. plays a large role in the series
>>The Fury TAS, visually resembles spiderman unlimited but borrows some of the comedy from the tick
Nah the Furry should feel like a homage to the 60s spiderman cartoon or Spiderman and his amazing friends. The Tick is definitely a good influence tho.
a slice of life, magical girl, mystery drama about lesbians with childhood trauma going around solving stuff with magic and along the way they'll learn to love themselves and their lesbian partner
also something about found family, "not like other girls" trope, and other progressive stuff
Don't answer OP he's gonna steal all these ideas for himself
Too bad for OP, because all the ideas in this thread suck
Mine is pretty good.
Your idea is the worst, because you don't even have one.
Machinations
a down on his luck man meets Mammon the demon of greed and is offered into his thrall and given a chance to rise up in his conglomerate.
The main character needs to earn his way to the top and is given some money and a small team of investors that already passed their test. He needs to both operate his business and control the egos and hunger from his investors. Scheming, planning, and backstabbing to win the investors support.
Maybe introduce a magic system and other demons.
The Adventures of Magnet Turtle.
He fights crime with his magnet.
He never speaks. He's never wrong.
>crime is a cancer I am the oncologist
Based quote, would watch.
Sauce on that clip?
Freddy got Fingered
Scams. That's my idea. That's all you're getting from me. I've been working on it for nearly 8 years now.
It's nothing tame like EEnE though.
an ordinary person (think background character) is given the gift of sentience and is made aware they are in a animated show, with 12 episodes of runtime. after the 12th episode, their universe ceases to exist. they are the only one with that knowledge, and the show is them spending their last days trying to make the most of things, surrounded by people who have no clue
I had this idea since Middle School:
>The embodiments of pure good and evil fought each other causing them a mutual defeat.
>Both embodiments exploded and all that was left was a microscopic particle of each.
>It took 2000 years for both particles to grow until they regained 1% of their strength.
>They need to regain their strength quicker, but for this they need a “host”.
>The embodiment of good found a sociopath and sweary punk.
>Meanwhile, the embodiment of evil got a whimsical and oblivious toddler.
>To complete the ritual the deities must transform into the host’s choice of a pet.
>The punk told the embodiment of good to turn into a fearsome and repulsive snake.
>The toddler asked for a cute bunny with floppy ears.
>The punk treats the snake like shit and tortures him psychologically like making him eat & kill innocent mice.
>The toddler pampers the bunny with lots of cute sets and suits.
>Both the punk & the toddler are siblings living next to each other’s rooms.
>The “pets” can only speak to their owners, so neither know about the other.
>Punk often menaces snake to make him eat his brother’s bunny in front of him.
>The siblings and the pets aren’t the protagonists, but rather the “presenters”:
>Both the snake and the bunny drop eggs with their “subs”.
>>— The embodiments of “honesty”, “lust”, “solidarity”, “vandalism”, etc.
>They need to make their “subs” grow to regain their power.
>Subs will hatch from the eggs as human deities and strike the town with their powers.
>Subs will get defeated each episode, becoming a particle and picked as pets of people that meet them on the streets.
>Wisdom becomes a cat of a clumsy schoolgirl.
>Modesty becomes a chihuahua of a celebrity.
>Doubt is a bicephalous lizard of a random guy.
>Greed became a parrot of a clerk.
>Lust got the worst karma, keeping his human form but still being a pet of a perv.
>Snake leaves his eggs to help someone in need, but he has to keep it as a secret from the punk.
>Bunny enraged when the toddler painted his demonic eggs as Easter eggs, but at least it’s easy to make the toddler spread them in the city.
This is shit
A straightforward adventure of the week series about some random kid who through happenstance finds himself continually beefing with various weird supernatural forces and aliens.
Minimal continuity besides changes brought about by season finales. New upgrades and setting changes.
So this is an incredibly vague and generic, but I mostly just write novels and I am looking more for the actual how of script writing and planning of animated series. I've looked at videos but that's a fricking mixed bag and the bibles I've found online have been for stuff that's more SOL.
>the bibles I've found online have been for stuff that's more SOL.
There's the bible for Code Lyoko that's availlable online if you want.
I found the website with the English translations. Looks good. Thank you.
You're welcome, it will probably be useful since it's similar to your idea.
Reading it over, it almost reminds of me some TTRPG's I've read and that is actually a great way to go about outlining this because of the adventure of the week format.
I'll get to work moving it from the more novel oriented outline I have now to something akin to that.
Now I just have to figure out how scripts work, but youtube is jam packed with shit on that subject.
Good luck, anon. Hope your project works out.
>Minimal continuity besides changes brought about by season finales. New upgrades and setting changes.
There's been a cartoon that did this before right?
I can't actually think of one.
I don't really know of any either. The reason for it is to spice up the variety of the planned show.
Even throwing in all kinds of weird shit, there's a point where having the adventures in the same hub over and over again gets old, and because I don't want to do something that has to be watched in order being able to look at the setting will tell you the season, the rules the character has to follow in terms of abilities and roughly what is going on in his life.
I have to be honest and say I have never watched Ben 10.I didn't have Cable, but I have HBO MAX now so maybe I should actually watch it.
Waifu wise I'm actually thinking a cute mad scientist girl. It's a debate between that or a magical girl.
I misread and thought it was a different kid every episode, and tbh an anthology with shared lore would be sweet. Every episode is the tension of when or even whether or not the protag will figure out the common mechanics of said supernatural weirdness, and the character-specific way they meet the challenge. Eternal Darkness for kids.
Sounds like Ben 10, the other regular Cinemaphile posters probably havent caught on yet because you didn't add a ginger female cousin to the character for them to pedolust over.
Main character was trained since childhood by his ex-military dad next to some slasher villain's hunting grounds, the slasher villain is inspired by Jason Voorhees / is Jason if you manage to get the rights to use him.
The twist come when a final girl defeat Jason again and leave with whatever soul bullshit he'd have used to come back normally without knowing and it's revealed the main character and his father were part of the slasher's family when the slasher was still normal and the dad never forgot them and that's why they stayed in such a dangerous place and also why they weren't targeted by the slasher.
Since the dad is too old, the main character is sent by him to recover the soul bullshit and the rest of the show is the main character pursuing the 'Final Girl' who keep running into other slasher situations which the main character has to solve to get the soul bullshit back.
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.
Any ideas for main girls involving names, ages, and personalities are welcome.
How many girls does this show focus on? Are you taking inspiration from anything aside from Lucky Star? For example, do you want the comedy to be akin to a parody movie, all fast paced and whatnot, or something slower?
>How many girls does this show focus on?
About 7-9 girls.
>Are you taking inspiration from anything aside from Lucky Star?
Yeah, basically from classic comics (such as Bones and Tintin) and children's cartoons (such as Spongebob and Loud House), as well as other slice-of-life anime (such as Azumanga Daioh and Non Non Biyori).
>For example, do you want the comedy to be akin to a parody movie, all fast paced and whatnot, or something slower?
Somewhere in-between, it has plenty of funny and weird moments but at the same time, it's also very comfy and whimsical.
NYAN-PASU~~
Dracula wakes up in 1970's New York and is recruited by Foxy Van Helsing to aid her, the Bride of Frankenstein, a Wolfman cop, and an archeologist cursed with Mummy powers in preventing Nyarlathotep from using the Necronomicon to awaken Cthulhu and other Mythos monsters.
Sounds pretty cool, are you planning on doing anything?
An emo lizard lady who is a vigilante by night and a fast food employee by day has drama happen around her in her personal life.
An average family living in a dystopian cyberpunk world. The father is a cop working for the police corporation, the wife is a high level android with a murky past, the daughter is a rebellious computer hacker who gets bullied at school, she's adopted because androids can't have kids. They also have a snarky A.I house assistant and an uplifted pet dog with superhuman intelligence. Mysteriously the wife ends up pregnant which is supposed to be impossible. Meanwhile the daughter gets in trouble when she gains access to the dark and hidden corners of the cyberspace through the use of a black market chip implant, eventually coming across a cult like group who want to transcend the boundary between artificial life and humans. The dad and talking dog end up forming a kind of buddy cop duo to solve all of this.
Based. More cyberpunk should focus on how a society like that would actually manage to function. I wonder if that never happens because it would be depressingly close to real life's socioeconomic dynamics.
Mom gets her son out of the basement. She misses him after a while and goes out on a hunt to find him to get him to move back in. She sees bits of him everywhere.
The show will have her exploring the human psyche through other strange characters she comes across during her journey.
At the climax of the show, she will realize that all of the characters with mental health issues were schizophrenic hallucinations representing her own shattered psyche. She will come to the realization that her son died years ago and her entire journey was her own shattered mind trying to come to terms with the grief she has suffered.
Creative Animation Director: Pendleton Ward
My show is about a cartoon studio that no one cares about and the sad and depressing lives of the people that work at that studio. A girl that tries to remain optimistic but knows everything is going to shit, an egotistical boy that doesn't do anything but gets paid anyway because he's the son of an executive, and a manager that's never around but always bossy when he is present. The pilot episode is about everyone getting together to create a show and "revive" their network, and soon enough everyone in the studio gets together to pitch in after initally being skeptical, but it all ends in the pitch getting denied anyway because of one little thing the executives didn't like which pisses everyone off. The message is sometimes things just don't work out in life no matter who you are. The show is essentially a drama/comedy in a workplace with a bunch of people from different backgrounds, which really shouldn't get along, but somehow against all odds they're able to get along (sometimes).
Venture bros spin off series about Doctor orpheus and his side characters
Badass alien warlord from another nick of the galaxy is tasked with invading a planet within the outer reaches of their territory, crashlands, the playground doodle-esque inhabitants nurse him back to health and teach him empathy and other mushy subjects, while he teaches them to defend themselves. Near the end of the series, he has an internal conflict over whether or not to let the invading fleet raze the planet for their own gain, with the warlord siding with the goofy aliens and lives the remainder of his life with them.
i would watch
Sounds similar to centaurworld
Anthropomorphic cartoon
Back alley girl cat who constantly runs scam and robs everyone she's close to, leading her to constantly run from city to city.
This leads to her finding herself deep south, currently on the run having stole diamonds hiding in a mechanic shack (also double as a house)
Surprisingly the mechanic crocodile finds the cat, but does not turn her over to those chasing her for the diamonds.
So an unlikely friendship is formed between a redneck crocodile and a street smart cat.
two middle school friends, one is a keet upbeat type, the other is the snarky goth. The goth accidentally kills the other and resurrects the friend. its mostly about her being a newly made zombie
Slice of life urban fantasy series about some vampires, most of whom are girls of varying degrees and varieties of cuteness, and their personal lives and their professional lives in the highly demanding field of organized vampire crime within the wider circle of the urban fantasy supernatural underworld. Vampire: the Masquerade - Bloodlines meets a bunch of sitcoms meets the cartoon horse show.
5 Kids of the 2010s-2020s get time warped to 1989 america
>1989
That's too recent to be interesting
That was over 30 years ago, fricking ancient
I have an idea called hero mask, a kid who transforms by way of different luchador masks
>would watch
thanks friend
fricking troony groomer I don't care if you would watch mine or not
>everyone who disagrees with me is a troony
cope and seethe, your premise was dogshit
>Start melting down the second someone called him out
Seems like that anon hit a nerve.
>for reasons unknown
The reasons are very much known, it's called 'broadcasting networks bribing youtube', same reason Jim Can't Swim was destroyed so big crime TV channels could be safe and 'the crime network' could force everyone on youtube to pay them if they want to show publicly available interrogation tapes.
A cartoon adaptation of mattels muscle, done in web animated shorts form
>mass responder
>didn’t get what I was referencing
newbie opinions are worth less than shit
The adventures and hardships of a group of microorganisms running a microscopic tardigrade ranch.They are...Tard Wranglers!
Mass Effect Plus TLAB taking place in the future.
Space Taxi Renegade.
Loser weirdo dreams of working as an artist and making his own cartoon or comic despite having no skills, talent or connections. He is a huge nerd and mostly socially inept but still works as a taxi driver to pay the bills. The cartoon would be this sort of introspective look at the life of a really niché nerd with a really specific hobbie and he interacting with his weirdo fans and all sort of different people he meets on his travels.
I thought about this cartoon after hearing about Pan pizza idea for Loki IRL and I thought with myself what kind of cartoon I wish he would create instead. Is pretty much based around him and his friends and character. I think it would be fun, something like a duckman meets mtv Downtown in a futuristic world. Aesthetically speaking it would be basically something out of the heavy metal movie, overly detailed and animated, gross looking, ugly, dirt backgrounds with simple characters and a more fluid animation but still focusing on dialogue and nothing past that.
Adaptation of the old arcade game Primal Rage.
Primordial dinosaur gods and other Harryhausen-esque titan emerge from the Earth when a series of meteors hit the planet. Mankind regresses back to primitive tribes that worship different gods out of fear and protection. Each god and their tribe have ongoing skirmishes over thousands of years in an attempt to dominate the new world dubbed Urth.
Think the recent Mortal Kombat animated movies but with dinosaurs and Conan levels of carnage and sex appeal.
Man that family friendly adaptation thread was fun. (https://archive.is/Hei6X)
Hey, I remember contributing the Primal Rage ideas in that thread. Good times.
I'm honestly surprised PR didn't get an animated adaptation back in the 90's. You'd think with all the money dinosaur franchises were making they'd hop on the bandwagon and at least make a cheap, family friendly version to promote the tie-in toys, board games, and console adaptations. Seems like a missed opportunity for a series that honestly had a better setting and story potential than Mortal Kombat.
Rampage the animated series
Follows the lives of teenagers george(caucasian), lizzie(japanese-american), and ralph(african-british) dealing with serious growing pains, while on the run from government agents after a field trip to SCUM labs goes hairy, marking the start of a city hopping chase!
only one human on this planet friend with all animals and insects and he eat fruits
Aren't insects animals?
Thanks for the compliment anon
Do you have some ideas for the main characters?
I've given up trying to make a cartoon and making an indie game instead.
-t animator on youtube with 150+ million views
Why do you think you would have an easier time making a game rather than a cartoon? Not judging just curious.
Making a game is much harder than building a animation youtube channel, you have to make animations as well as program for a game. I think he might just be making fun OneyNG.
Just in terms of monetization, animation is a complete crapshoot. If you make anything remotely that adults dont throw money at on youtube, your options are limited. Kids dont donate to patreon for cartoons, and youtube animation and in general recently has been hell in terms of COPPA and shit getting demonetized for reasons unknown (and you're also always at mercy of algorithm, ive seen plenty of channels drop off that are animated).
A game you can sell, its a product, and years down the line it will still make money. You dont even need to make a giant game scope wise to make decent cash if you have a good art style.
I was thinking about something akin to Pokemon or Lilo and Stitch, where kids befriends monsters and have adventures with them, but the monsters are cryptids, like bigfoot, mothman, chupacabra, etc.
A Gordon freeman cartoon series
A ditzy, washed up and out-of-shape dragoness goes on adventures with a no-nonsense knight in a fantasy setting.
Forgot picrel
Animated adaptation of Dav Pilkey's Ricky Ricotta's Mighty Robot
>Each half hour ep covers a different book
>Each villain is voiced by a different well known voice actor/b-list comedian
three stooges cartoon full with slapstick humor but they are girls
>Try to judge anime pitch
>Can't read two paragraph
Opinion discarded
Stealing all of these.
Good luck.
You better make my dragoness extra thick.
And are you confident enough to make all of these into cartoons?
It's about 3 18yo friends who travel together from Florida to California in order to move to the university and meet many wacky adventures along the way.
The story also involves 2 FBI agents who think that the 3 friends are robbers, a bad guy who wants to rule the world and his minion and a magic old family israeliteel that can change the world as we know it.
What if it's 3 kids who git accepted to California but weren't particularly friends but needed a ride and decided to go together to save money?
Also what if one lf them actually did steal something in order to pay for college and it was a secret keeping from the other two?
"What if it's 3 kids who git accepted to California but weren't particularly friends but needed a ride and decided to go together to save money?"
Good idea, but I think I'll stick to mine.
"Also what if one lf them actually did steal something in order to pay for college and it was a secret keeping from the other two?"
No, I don't think so. It's out of character for all of them to steal something.
Thanks for the feedback though.
>Living here in Portland,
>Fighting CHUDS from afar
Its something so ambitious that it cannot be approved or maintained and in fact would kill several studios.
Lurch, Thing and Cousin Itt go on a road trip.
A group of three thieves go on a world tour to steal artifacts to help the queen of a dead nation stop a war.
How is a queen of a dead nation doing anything? What is a "dead nation."
In this context, it means the population of her nation is dead- she's the sole survivor. In the meantime between then and the time the heroes show up she's been spying on things and noticing that some bad stuff is starting to go down in the world.
a Valhalla cartoon, like Vicky the Viking but in the Valhalla
Mayday spider-girl cartoon, with Peter and mayday still around. Kind of similar to spectacular spider-man in tone, but with different villains
>Armdill the Aardvark
An "evil" Aardvark that lives in a trailer pulled by his truck attempts to make a name for himself in the villan community, however due to lack of powers (or and skilled in general) he fails constantly. His only help is his intern, a young girl just out of college that aspires to be a great technician/scientist. Though, due to her being so inexperienced still, her inventions often blows up in Armdills face.
>Glass half passed
A depressed, reclusive introvert has spent most of his life fearing the outside world by staying in his parents basement. He's ready to completely give up on life, when he finds a ghost living in his attic. The ghost is a guy whose whole life revolved around living it to the fullest and being as optimistic as possible, and he wants nothing more than to spread that to who he sees as his new friend
>I solemn-E.T. swear
Aliens have invaded earth, used up as much of its natural resources as they could, and quickly left without any repercussions, except for two social outcasts from the alien Society who are found by human scavengers and are forced to promise to help clean up and rehabilitate the Earth and Human Society
>From Hell
A group of half demon half human Warriors Escape From Hell and have to fight the monsters that followed them attempting to drag them back while they also try to find a way to regain their Humanity
Why did no one acknowledge my ideas. I'm a genius.
I'm thinking of doing a comic about elementary kid with super powers. I've been playing around with different titles because copyright.
>Yes, I am here.
>Is anybody not here. No.
>This is the 5th time your late
All variations of something that could be said during roll call.
The teacher is a person who taught in teachers without borders, it ends in tragedy as some guerilla soldiers massacre his whole village, he was the sole survivor. So he's a grizzled teacher who is thenonly teacher left to teach kids with powers.
Like I said the kids have powers, but listing them would make this longer than I'd like. There is no good and evil super hero super villain kids. Just kids that happen to have powers naturally, in an X-men type of way.
DC girls mixed with (weaboo moment) Asobi Asobase
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There's four girls
the first one is the big, mommy like Amazonian - Wonder woman. she towers over all the other girls, she's menacing looking and in front of the enemies she's a badass but when they all alone, she's the most girly of them all, there's a scene in my head in which they are all locked inside the enemies trap, Wonder woman stands up and say "step aside" She starts pacing, the ground shaking with each step she takes, she grabs the door handle with a single hand and try to open but it doesn't bulge because it's made out of Kryptonian titanium or some bullshit then she let go of the handle and goes like "I can't doooo iiitt!" while crying.
The second girl
Is the goth low energy - Raven
she's always quiet and tagging along, but she is the most badass one, she's similar to toph from Avatar
She's always quiet and on her own, but the third girl is super attached to her follows her around and hugs her all the time.
I have this idea in my head in which all the girls are on the ground, almost defeated and then you only hear Raven's voice echoing throughout the room "everyone..close your eyes!"and you see this big menacing Shadow monster.. that's Raven enraged form!
The third girl
Is teeny tiny, she has to be 1m30 or 1m50 and everybody makes jokes about how tiny she is. But she's curvy ass hell, she looks like leana lovings. I have a scene in my head in which Raven is eating something and then she pass out, because she's exhausted and this tiinny girl sees her sleeping and lays by her side and rest her head on Raven's shoulder. And another scene in which Raven sees her sleeping and covers her with a blanket (Aaaawnn)
The fourth girl
Is a tomboy she's rebelling from her father - bat girl. she doesn't like girly things and she really wishes she was a guy, but from time to time she has bursts out of nowhere "oh my God I loved this dress Wonder woman!!!"
There is a dirty diseased smelly homeless guy who lives in the gutter of a medieval city. Every day he makes his way to the main open courtyard area where a medical triage area has been set up for soldiers from the front line. He waits until the nurses/orderlies leave the critical injury tent, sneaks in, and puts a chair in the middle of the area. He then tells the injured people inspiring and captivating stories of his life as young farmer-turned soldier-turned commander of the military, ranging from stories about love, loss, revenge, hatred, war is hell, and everything in between. Each episode ends when a medical person enters the tent and sends him away. The series finale has one of the terminally injured ask why he does this and the guy explains he's a prophet of Nurgle and offers the soldiers the choice to dissolve all pain and suffering if they join chaos.
Also, each episode would have an obvious chaos god influence hidden as subtext of the story. The over arching plot of the story tellers life was he was god-touched, and the 4 gods had been competing to turn him to their particular vein.
Cody is a recovering Drug addict who almost died from an overdose but his Imiganry friend saved him. His Imaginary is a magical jackalope Named Steve who wears a Hawaiin shirt and likes to Eat and has a judgy and sarcastic character, he's Cody's reminder of that Incident which made Cody hates him but he can't get rid of him because Cody needs him not to go back to that road and Steve knows that Cody isn't 100% cured and hates the fact that if he goes away Cody will be back to doing drugs.
and it's just a one-season show in every episode we see both of them interacting and developing their love-hate relationship and friendship and the season finale will have a plot twist.
but if the producers asked for another season, after serval years and another major event in Cody's life, he will meet another friend of his imagination or maybe just an old friend with a new look, okay so basically we see Cody meets Eve who is Steve as a female and no it's not a troony thing it's more of Cody loneliness (and horniness) manifesting into turning his old friend into a girl to comfort himself and even Steve/Eve will ask and joke about this.
Dungeons & Strays
A stray cat imagines himself going on a LOTR/DnD style adventure when he’s really exploring a very rough neighborhood. He later befriends a young boy running away from an abusive household.
best one in the thread
A japanese freshman highschool student moves with his mom to america for the mom's work. His parents divorce, his cusping manhood, and the sudden alienation from moving to a foreign country he does not speak the language of makes him into a sullen, angsty mean teenager until he makes his first real friend in america: unfortunately, it's a fat weeb girl, who is the only student in his classes who speaks japanese. She learned it from anime, so she speaks exactly as cringey as it sounds. The show would be about overcoming cynicism through human connection, very slice-of-life stuff, no big wacky plots.
Similar to Avatar in that there are certain cultures associated with certain elemental/energy based powers, but with additional elements and cultures instead of just the four that Avatar had.
Main focus is on a group of guys with strong themes of brotherhood.
Ratman
After both of his parents are robbed by a lowly criminal, young Will Wilson is forced into the sewer, growing up underground. There his only friends are the rats, which he eventually models himself after when coming into contact with humans again. As Ratman, he faces off the many villains who hide in the sewers and there plan their evil schemes to take over the city. They are all helped by Ratman's arch-nemesis, the Jelqer, a crazy hobo who knows the sewers inside and out and is constantly trying to catch and eat Ratman (having lived off rat-flesh for the past 20 years).
>Partially my irl friends idea
>Mine is too autistic
A group of guys working in one of those empty office park buildings, whose boss is a AI housed inside of a vending machine called Vendome. Vendome gives the guys bizarre tasks which are often incredibly vague. Each episode is just one of the tasks Vendome gives them.
>dig a 2 mile hole (unspecified whether it's 2 miles long or deep)
>Burn all the food in the building
>A mystery (hands them magnifying glasses and detective hats with no clarification)
>"Bring my son to work day"
My favorite which involves Vendome handing them a white cube he refers to as son. It's possibly sapient and omniscient and scares the crap out of the guys.
Lastly it's implied Vendome isn't paying them but uses the excuse that time is money and it is paying them with it's time.
That sounds like a fun webshow or something like The Life & Times of Tim where the focus is only the script and dialogue and some really basic visuals to guide the viewer. Probably also incredible doable by almost anyone here, even you, given you have the vivace to go through it.
I have this idea of a world in which vampire tried to take over but were exterminated by the military.
The show is about a vampire hunter. But really it's not a cool job, instead they go during the day and stake sleeping vampire in their nests. A guy is living paycheck to paycy killing vampires and drinking after work.
Until the day he finds his ex as a vampire and, and instead takes her back to an abandoned house. But unfortunately as soon as she wakes up the house becomes swarm with vampires.
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”.
Cinemaphile-themed anime where the protag anon has to fight his way through the ranks of various "generals" to get to the final boss, each one patterned after a different general thread. (progressively more difficult board tiers of enemies? finally defeats blues boards then discovers he has to level up significantly to take on yellow boards?) (also fights various mods?)
This isn't so much a cartoon as it is a comic, but I thought it would be fun to pitch it.
In the late 1930s, Wilson, a detective in small town Chicago, is called into the station to interview a very bizarre man who was recently taken in. This man, who goes by the name Henry, is a time traveler for the year 2030, who returned to the past on a self-appointed mission to prevent historical disasters or incidents from happening. He was originally aiming for the 1920s, where he would use his future knowledge to try and prevent the Great Depression and economic collapse, but arrived too late and wound up here.
Henry, while well-meaning and genuinely good, views the past as "backward," noting segregation, racism, and general lack of technology compared to his time as examples. He's a guy who means well, but sees himself as "better" because he's from a more advanced time. Wilson, while gruff and cynical, is a man who has strong morals and values and is trying to find a way out of the Depression-fueled sense of hopelessness the country is in.
As Wilson and Henry try to understand each other, Henry's time machine is stolen by failed would-be mob boss Edgar (or "Eddie"). Eddie uses Henry's time machine to go into the future and steal advanced weaponry and information from different time periods (i.e, faster cars from the '70s, stock information on rising companies so he knows what to invest in, etc) which he uses to his advantage.
By the time Henry returns to his time period, Eddie's interference has meant that Eddie is now the most richest and most powerful man in the world. The story then follows Wilson and Henry's adventure across the future and the past as they try to repair the timeline and stop Eddie.
Wilson and Eddie are designed like 1930s comic characters, while Henry is animated like a modern-day stylized cartoon-- sharp, angular, compared to the pen-and-ink style of Wilson and Eddie, symbolizing the difference between the two time periods.
already got one im working on
A story About a stoic and always stern faced knight who became the chosen one by birth and manage to slay beast by age 18. The kingdom is heavily reliant on him
a great evil rise he mange to defeat
But in return the town is destroyed with no other suvivers but him and his female travel companion
And the once stern faced knight finally smiles and breaths with lightness
Those threads would be much better if we interacted with each other's ideas more IMO.
All ideas in this thread now share the same fictional universe. How does that affect of these shows?
Some wouldn't change much like the Monster Island idea since they are very isolated by nature but others like the Super Car NEET one would change a lot since each location could be another show.
The Slasher idea would probably also be affected a lot, the final girl could probably get allies from the different shows at each location instead of only having herself and the MC's indirect help.
fricks your characters dry
The gods take the most boring people in earth and place bets on what happens thus decides on wich pantheon gets most relevancy ( there is 2,3 paces)on different worlds this keeps an all out end times fight from happening
All seeing eye gods are not allowed to place bets
Rules
1 All gods of the each pantheon has to unanimously decide Any companion
2 If you place bets the hero will fail the pantheon has to unanimously decide on a evil villain
3 no gods can corrupt or influence a people to switch alliance or hand out items
4 all gods have to pick a companion that's already good and a person who is already evil to be the big bad
5 if it's just a murder mystery or some thing else then bets will be will the guy compete his goal x amount dies. Or will he get his crush before another person cucks him
What ya thin?
That's the thing, everyone wants to share their totally unique and original idea and get sucked off for it, but no one wants to do the sucking off. Speaking of which, I want a cartoon about ufology, I don't have a pitch or even an idea but I want it.
>That's the thing, everyone wants to share their totally unique and original idea and get sucked off for it, but no one wants to do the sucking off.
Nah, the problem is somewhere else, I tried multiple time to be the one doing the sucking off on previous iterations and there still was no interaction.
I feel like most people just drop their ideas and leave.
It be like that
A cartoon about death himself hiring dead people to collect souls around the world
Frick you Tony I don't care you know I go on Cinemaphile I'm not going to have more souls in pegatory for you to get less work there's a balance to these things like the pack of papes you have to do now get the hell out
Stop your shitty mass replies, homosexual/
Not until everyone else contributes to the thread
Hear me out, sexy teen/young adult girls doing sexy things.
Why?
To take back power from men, but also to make men stick with them?
...Cause female logic?
How many girls to focus on? Need at least 2, but maybe not even number, 3?
Good guys and villains? Girls are good, world is bad?
How much more do you need here?
im not even gonna wait to mass respond, this idea is a steaming pile of dogshit
Everyone loved totally spies and stuff, why not make another one, but with a diffrent name, with more sexy stuff, and a diffrent plot, based on sex...i mean uh puberty or something?
But also I guess just physical stuff, fighting sports, and junk. Like kim possible, and other stuff.
As said, People love kim possible, totally spies and stuff. How is a sexier version bad?
I'm not sure what you're trying to pitch here.
Nobody cares
>Nobody cares
Then why post it
Broken Boy.
A young man named Skye tries to balance his normal life after discovering an object that grants him superhuman abilities while trying to do some good for the world. The world sees him as more of a villain than a hero.
Show inspired by Invincible and Chronicle
Gonna expand on this further
Broken Boy.
Skye is young teen living his normal life at school and has big ambitions for the future but all that is derailed as he tries to balance his normal life after discovering an object that grants him superhuman abilities while trying to do some good for the world. The world governments sees him as more of a villain than a hero and Villainous figures in the shadows will stop him at any cost.
>Show inspired by Invincible and Chronicle
>Artstyle is similar to Generator Rex
>Show takes place in the early 2000s
>Skye would be seen as a treat to world governments
>Terrorist paranoia is all over the place
>Has two best friends, Blake and Alina.
>Tone is a bit dark while also being light-hearted
Weird but cool
Thanks you got any ideas on what I should improve on?
Just try to give reasons as to why he's considered a threat
>They see Skye as using his powers for evil and may even turn on the world
>His superhuman abilities could destroy an entire country in less than a day and maybe even the world in a matter of a week
>The world governments don’t want any of that and want those super humans (good or bad) to be exterminated.
What kinda powers?
I dunno, how 'bout the power of flight? That do anything for ya? That's levitation, Holmes.
Pretty much like Invincible.
15 years after a global disaster wiped out a good chunk of Earth's population and wrecked a bunch of places, a band of scavengers with mercenary bodyguards find an underground lab with a soldier who was in suspended animation for 20 years because he was poisoned and there was no cure at the time. Now he has to tag along with them, and after proving his abilities to them, convinces the mercenaries to stay longer, because they want to recruit him, but he still has to get a cure for the poison, and the doctor on the scavengers' landship might be able to make it if he gets the data from when the cure was being worked on before the calamity. Also, nobody actually remembers what actually happened during the disaster, so that's also a mystery, and our protagonist, the soldier guy, wants to know, because he was engaged, so he's worried about what might have happened to his fiancée.
Also, some people born after the big bad world ending thing happened have super powers, but they aren't all unstoppable against "normal" people. And did I mention that there are several different kinds of weird monsters running around too? Because there are, so our "heroes" have to deal with a lot of different problems.
And the world was already in a high tech future. And whenever anybody uses terms like apocalypse or apocalyptic to describe how the world went to shit, they are immediately called out on that being a dumb way to say it, because apocalypse doesn't actually mean end of the world, or even just big disaster.
Wait, nevermind, that was my idea for a book series.
>Superman Family
>is raising Jon
>has to deal with Kara, who views Clark as her dad
>CADMUS makes 2 clones & has to care for them too
>Cir El shows up
Kino
Captain Marvel cartoon
An action show in an anthro animals only universe inspired by '80s - '90s TMNT-like cartoon shows but more mature and animated in Japan. And of course with female characters being sexy and male ones being masculine.
That's so obnoxious but
>Would watch
Thanks bro
a team of urban exploration paranormal debunkers/ghost hunters encounter a satanic human trafficking ring and they need to survive after seeing too much while also recording it and showing it live on stream
this i hopefully will make it a short webcomic after im done with my first project
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jenny gets reactivated 20 years into the future after being seeming destroyed and has to come to terms with the ideas of obsolesce and change while fighting an insurgent "neo cluster" on earth ruled by a bitter vexus
Looks based.
I don't trust modern western studios to do such a concept justice, unless its directed by Genndy.
>directed by Genndy.
now how would he frick up the ending?
She ends up settling for sheldon.
Wizard school of wizards doing wizard shit.
The Dreamland is a collection of islands. Every town creates their own "island" dreamland shaped by the dreams of its inhabitants. Islands are under threat by Terrors seeking to drown these islands in the sea of fear that separates the dreamland. Those who sink into the sea never dream again and tend to have terrible sleep. Protagonist is a kid who just moved into town and remembers her dream for the first time. Finds out she, like a handful of others, are lucid dreamers who have some control over their sleeping selves and go on bizarre adventures through Dreamland fighting the terrors.
Plot reveal is she wasn't a lucid dreamer till her last island was consumed by the Terror making her an anomaly
I've posted this a few times before but might as well post it again since I have made absolutely 0 progress on this idea since last time
Lazy pitch:
>It's like a combination of Psychonauts, and Sky High, and that summer camp episode of goosebumps
Full pitch:
>Superheroes are commonplace and basically a regular professional occupation
>Heroes have kids
>They want their kids to get a handle on their powers from a young age, but since most superheroes are self-taught, sometimes they just don't know how to teach their kids how to hero properly
>Universe's superhero association thing assembles together to create an educational system for superheroes but not a flying school that would be dumb
>Instead it's a summer camp hidden underneath a large holographic mountain range
>Our protagonist is a kid who is going to this summer camp for the first time, has stories from his older brother about it
>Summer camp uses outdoor activities to educate young superfolk on how to control their powers and use them correctly
>Our protagonist makes friends, enemies, usual stuff
>At the end of the summer, it's time for everyone to go home
>Turns out the borders of the camp have been blocked off by a cabin in the woods style barrier
>Kids can't get out, and it seems like none of the heroes are coming for them
>At night, strange monsters begin to emerge from the woods and attack the camp
>Someone knows more than they're letting on, overarching mystery of who is responsible
>Long-term conflict of how they're going to get out
>And most importantly, overarching mystery of why the parents haven't shown up
Why yes I still haven't figured out those last three questions after SEVEN FRICKING YEARS how could you tell?
Elevator pitch:
>Summer camp for superheroes but at the end of the summer someone has trapped them in the camp and they need to find out how to escape and why their parents haven't come
Even lazier pitch:
>Just give me a fricking Psychonauts cartoon goddamn it
An unfinished drawing.
VERY hard to explain what it's about
>Field of weird ethereal grass with a giant-ass pit in the center and weird ruins throughout the field.
>Occasionally the field births these childlike elemental beings that have a little society built around these ruins
>Occasionally void monsters crawl out of the pit to attack. Pure nothing.
>But not to worry, these elementals have tools that channel their power they can use to fight back and stuff
>We follow the journey of a newborn light elemental who must overcome trauma stemming from an event that he experiences in the first three episodes
>There's a lot of delving into the pit to find knowledge and stuff, along with a ton of kickass fight scenes
This music kind of sets the tone.
Honestly I don't think I did the concept justice. Words escape me for what it's supposed to be described as. The basic format is
>Characters socialize and have really comfy interactions
>They also occasionally go into the pit to salvage knowledge and materials
>All while a slowly developing mystery arc as to how the frick this world works is slowly unveiled
>Along with that our MC learns how to live and calm the frick down. See, one of his first impressions of the world was something terrifying, so the friends he makes slowly make him realize the world doesn't suck as much as he thinks
This image best sums up the kind of vibe the non-pit related parts have
I really like the vibe you have going for this
It’s difficult to word what kind of vibe I’m aiming for. It’s like early Bionicle + Castle in The Sky in terms of general vibe, at least when the dangers of the Pit aren’t involved. Because when that’s involved all humor or warmth is drained from the scene and our characters have to fight for their lives against monsters made of nothing.
The void monsters are intentionally drawn in a different artstyle and are designed to look physically impossible
Oh, and there's a 2-year timeskip mid-series, showing how some characters have changed and whanot. Like how two of them actually had a kid, how one of them found a ton of interesting shit and got really popular because of it, or how the MC has been looking for answers a lot more than usual and people are starting to get worried about him.
Look, I'm trying to put this pitch into words. There's a lot of important details I'm not including and such. Like how the pit contains biomes in of itself, defying all laws of nature. Like, there's somehow a snow-capped mountain with a blizzard down there.
We need more ideas, to survives
100 ways to beat depression it’s about a depressed man who tries each episode to beat his depression in a different way. The idea is to make it a feel good uplifting story if we get to 100 episodes I throw the wool over everyone’s eyes and he kills himself as the series finale.
Gravity falls, but it's set in a world where people and things end up when they're forgotten
>10 year old kid lands there after he died and was forgotten
>wants to solve the "mystery" of the place
> there is no mystery
>alot of sexual refrences
>>alot of sexual refrences
Why is the Gravity Falls fandom so unreasonably horny?
3 friends in the 2010s frick with the people for their own amusement
Also
Also three characters fricking with people or their neighbor in particular is just ATHF
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.
do they FRICK sexually?
Maybe
Gym bros, a slice of life cartoon about a teenager who lifts to get over his social anxiety so he can talk to a girl he likes at school, where he ends up finding a new circle of friends who share his interests and incurage him to come out of his shell. The show would be mostly episodic with a tiny bit of continuity used for running gags.
I can get behind this if he never gets with the girl and the girl is revealed to be a c**t at the end and he ends up having gay sex at the gym with his bros
At this point you might as well make Gachimuchi: The animated series.
it would be so kino
would work with "in the most unlikely places" subtext. He never even talks to that girl, but through getting his shit together (sleep, posture, health, scheduling, mentality, etc.) he builds human connections and works towards a personal goal heavier than lifting.
An "oversensitization" sequence could lead into a sharp visual and sound design cutoff for lifting. Little problems of life play on a shutter, annoying sounds grow loud and warped, dutch angles, etc. etc. ,black, then the clink of weights and racking after a set. Dovetailing into a talking sequence with gym bro and "plot" part of an episode.
One episode with no fanfare just has a girlfriend for the rest of the run.
A little boy wakes up in a world where "all abandoned things turn up". While there he meets a cosmonaut dog that was abandoned during the space race. The boy insists he wasn't abandoned but lost and is desperate to get home. Wacky adventures ensue in a Alice in Wonderland style crazy world that doesn't make sense. Occasional flashbacks to the MC's home life, in a distorted and out of place art style, that hint of divorce, abuse, and drug abuse but are vague enough to hopefully get past sensors. The messages will be about opening up to others, discovering self respect, and taking control of the things you can.
The story begins a decade after a great war between a typical “Space Democracy” vs “Space Fascism” in mecha suits.
The aftermath is that the Space Democracy has won, but has set up a military police force to enforce peace. This is gradually devolving into an authoritarian state where the military police are becoming the dominant power.
That being said, there are various rebellions and subcultures which are starting to form. The two of note are fragments of the space fascists and a collection of former soldiers from the Space democracy who wish to overthrow the military police.
One day, the leader of the latter catches wind of a new project by the Military Police, a new mecha that will change the balance of power. He attempts to capture/destroy the weapon but is stopped by the leader of the military police.
However, this battle forces the colonialists to evacuate. The story focuses on a group of colonialists (mainly a bunch of idiot kids) who in evacuating, accidently stole the new super weapon and now must figure out what to do after making enemies with the military police.
>colonialists
Do you mean colonists? Also generally seems like a megas XLR/Symbionic titan reference.
Yep, I'm a moron.
In general, it'd be more of a tribute to 70s and 80s anime, especially Gundam.
The rival character on the military police side would be a blonde twat who aspires to the be the perfect soldier as he wants to change the solar system for the better. The rival character from the rebel groups would be a former princess who greatly enjoys combat and views the system as something which has been hers by birthright.
The big twist is that the "great hero" of the rebellion would become the final antagonist, with his experiences in both wars convincing him that totalitarianism is the only way forward.
Mine's about a world where there's magic and mystical creatures and such, but the land, plants, and creatures are withering slowly because the magic is drying out. In the center of one of the lands that still has magic, there is an academy that teaches spellcasting to the younger generations and the protagonist attends there. The story is more based on the monster of the week idea, where the protagonist goes around trying to not get involved in too many problems, but ends up doing so anyways and has to help fix them, making friends with both other students, people from outside the academy, and some forest creatures. All while some entity from the far beyond is trying to reach this world by manipulating people's minds and indirectly causing the protagonist to go to places and do things that "it" needs to be done to in order achieve its goal. Said entity shows up in people's dreams and through reflective surfaces, always borrowing how others look to present itself. The plot twist is about how the entity and the magic drying out are directly related, and why the entity targets the protagonist specifically.
sounds like fun and a nice cozy world with mystery creeping in. would watch.
I'm going to be honest. I don't want to make a cartoon.
I want to make a TTRPG.
But I'm not stupid. I know it basically impossible to get people really invested in a random ttrpg setting ex nihilo. Especially the modern scene that's been more or less gutted by dnd exploding in popularity.
So I'm going to make a show with as much broad appeal bait as possible to trick people into getting into knowing about all my autistic little races and cultures and overlapping magic systems. You'll have no choice but to eventually read the entire 500 page rules book.
Imagine a world populated by anthropomorphic people, their favorite sport is futuristic racing. We follow adventures of a young rookie racer who discovers conspiracy behind his beloved sport.
WW1 anthology fantasy show about the horrors of war, rise of deadly ideologies, and clash between old and modern warfare in the form of wizards and dragons fighting tanks and artillery with hellboys are style
Two sisters and a introvert nerd friend find an eldritch talking tome which unlocks the various layers of a true bleak reality and places no mortal should roam..
The older sister is a med student and the younger is about to be a dropout; antisocial and aggressive. Both sisters are into the occult and myth/history
Esther is the "friend" she is kinda a pokey character she ends up joining the villains first by choice, but force to "ascend" "Flesh is weak".. Sav...I like it here..
The book houses the true villain. They wish to bring forth "something" "the formless future"...
Eventually the voice in the book corrupts the younger sister who is more learned in the occult and strains the oldest in the in-between.
The oldest has to travers the void causeways and intersections (cisterns) meeting different entities/races and hitching a ride or sneaking into different layers or worlds. Gaining support and making friends trying to get closer to her sister before the reclamation of the "Old Gods".
My pitch sucks ass..IMO
Your pitch doesn't suck. MINE sucks
Tying the evil to a book is a little too evil dead. But I think you have something with a female med student and lovecraftian horror. If it took place at a hospital you have a lot of chances for suspense. Maybe there's patients with lovecraftian sigkness nobody can cure. As the dhow goes on they juy keep getting worse.
Meh, it’s a trope as old as Greece
It's called "Monkey with a gun" and it's about a monkey, with a gun.
Martial arts show starring an armless Taekwondo user
Is the villain of the series a legless boxer?
Disney is sleeping on a diamondmine with gothic dalmatians.
https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/135137983/#135137983
huh
The Time Traveling Adventures of Booster Gold, starring Booster Gold and Skeets as they travel throughout history helping various heroes of various eras
>The 3rd Century with Etrigan
>The late 1800s old west alongside Jonah Hex and the Rough Bunch
>1940s WWII pulp featuring Captain Marvel and the JSA
>Present Day adventures with Ted Kord
>also stories with Jaime Reyes set a few years into the future
>Batman Beyond era with Terry
>maybe distant future stories with Kamandi?
along with hero-specific villains of the week, he'd also have a few recurring foes of his own. mainly immortals and fellow time travelers.
Artstyle shifts?
maybe
The Song of Roland. Christian Knights fight off the invading Moorish hordes. They're cute animal people though. Lots of memes.
10,000 Days
Medieval Austria, a cabin in the countryside. A woman gives birth, but her baby doesn't breathe. She wails, before the deity Vanderweiss appears before her. "There is a hole in your child's heart," she explains, "I can mend it, and he will live for 10,000 days, but only if his life is sworn to me."
The mother hurriedly agrees to the bargain, and her baby is given breath.
Cut to 17 years later. Werner is sworn to the will of Vanderweiss, and he travels throughout Eurasia, carrying out her plans for the world.
Think like, Samurai Jack but he serves Aku and Aku is Glinda the Good Witch
A comedy show with both humans and funny cartoon animal people where the main gimmick is that the humans are half or fully naked exactly as often as the furries.
Meh
Peepoodo already did that in spirit.
Just make all of the funny animal characters fully clothed.
adolescent boxing tortoises
metal version of tmnt instead of a hockey guy they take their comfort with a no nonsense tomboy girl that plays lacrosse.
>don't steal my idea im screen capping cuz it's a personal project
John Carter meets Mortal Kombat. Our hero, a special forces guy from the year 199X, is brought to this weird violent martial arts fantasy world by portal shenanigans.
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I have a lot of details I want to get out. Is that okay?
Yis c:
Aight then, here’s a metric frickton of stuff I left out
>Each elemental is given a tool when they’re first “Born.” The tool exists to focus their elemental powers. While they don’t know exactly how it works, modifying and upgrading it inexplicably comes quite natural.
>There used to be some kind of society living in the pit, probably due to all the ruins. It’s a wide, canyon-like area, so someone living in it isn’t far fetched. The ruins are also packed with important resources and knowledge. The more
>Void monsters are normally glass cannons who, while able physically absorb almost anything, are very vulnerable to attacks due to said attacks being “Something” that it can’t encompass. Like, a still rock is easily assimilated, but a struggling elemental or swung blade causes major damage. Therefore, they build bodies out of whatever they can find in order to better move around and fight in the upper levels of the pit.
>Everyone has a job. Currency doesn’t exist in their society, so it’s more a matter of them doing much needed things. Sewing clothing, farming, teaching people important things, guarding, and so on.
Some of the characters include
>A fire-type explorer. Very warm-hearted big brother figure. Uses a big torch hammer
>An ice chick who guards the village. Actually sweet but constantly busy. Uses a shield that does ice stuff
>A water type teacher and fisherman. Younger than he looks/acts, and uses an oar as his tool.
>A light type. Newborn, inexperienced, and subjected to a horrifying trauma within his first day of life. Needs constant emotional support. Uses a knuckle with a sort of mirror on it
>A lightning type. Built like The Mountain and is the strongest sonuvab***h in the village. Also has a silly fighting style/battle cry. Uses a lightning rod
And so on and so forth
I really wish someone said something about this
If an animated and it’s on streaming services, I will watch it
...This is a cartoon pitch thread, it's GOING to be animated
You know I just had a thought.
Why don't any of the other boards have pitch threads?
One of the porn boards should let me pitch all my h-game ideas
Cinemaphile has similar threads fairly often for writing/pitching anime plots.
why do you care, almost no one interacts with others ideas here
One time in 2018 someone drew art based on an idea I posted.
I miss old Cinemaphile.
God it's sad a post from 5 years ago is still the highlight of my interactions with Cinemaphile but man this was nice of that guy.
https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/101670726/#101677208
Someanon have ideas of Post-WW1 Europe adventure series in the Adriatic Sea. Which have interesting characters which I think it’s worth drawing the main cast of the Series called “Adriatic Artifacts”
(I don’t like Russian character designs that much because I spent all night designing the characters and I was wanted to go to bed).
I think I will have to redesign the characters a bit more if that Same Anon appears again.
I’m not that Anon but I hope you guys can filled that empty hole with my post Anons
EDITS: Sorry for the Pic being sideways but I hope you’re doing well with your ideas in this thread
I remembered someone also did drew art based on someone's idea about three months ago. I wish we have this more often.
I actually did that here
with other cartoons idea thread, so I’m hope that can filled your imagination
You take requests?
>I’ll try the best I can
Maybe you could give this idea a shot?
That sounds a lot like what happened with RWBY and the fictional race called the faunus but didn’t mess it up so bad, AU handle it better
OK I’ll try
Here is your Dragonborn, anon but I’m still not like the color of the left one
Nice one Anon, his design looks really cool. Though, I would imagine him having some bits of dragon features like wings or tail. Overall, you did a great job.
Exec's are gonna want Batman, so I'll give them "Gotham's Worst". A show dedicated to Batman villains, but not the ones you might expect.
Some potential episodes:
>Killer Moth successfully steals a rare israeliteel. It's worth over a million dollars...and nobody wants to buy it.
>Polka-dot Man gets more attention than he can handle when all of Gotham realizes how powerful his gear is. Be it the police, Bane, or the Joker, everyone is after the dots.
>The Terrible Trio have bagged every animal to ever walk, swim, or fly. Now they hunt the most dangerous game of all: the batman.
>The Wonderland Gang present themselves as a traveling troupe, but a recent string of robberies suggests there's something shady behind the curtain.
other potential inclusions would be Hugo Strange, Orca, Mime, Calendar Man, or Lock-Up.
Kek
frick it, here's some more episode ideas
>Eraser opens up to a pastor about the messed up stuff he's seen cleaning up after other criminals
>Killer Moth trains a new partner in crime: Firefly! A run-of-the-mill crook who definitely does not harbor extreme pyromaniac tendencies.
>Cluemaster, tired of being known as a shittier Riddler, enters a battle of brains with Nygma.
>Condiment King makes his name as Gotham's newest and stealthiest assassin. How does he do it? The secret's in the sauce.
>Joe Coyne fricking dies
Could do an episode about the Mutant Leader from the Dark Knight Returns as a kid.
For what's essentially the 'ultimate villain' of such a popular story, DC really never did anything with him.
He needs to be voiced by James Kyson doing the Big Destiny voice.
Holy shit I love it
Make him the guy who’s ONE claim to fame was beating Batman once and he coasts off that shit constantly
Basically video related but the US got coup. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3_XtcKF4dE
An american version of ranma 1/2, in concept.
Like a captain marvel shazam kind of superhero-ine.
And not just crossdressing like shezow.
BOOBA
Got this idea from watching stuff about amazing world of gumball and nostalgia critics new video on old Cartoon Network bumpers. What would anyone think of a show version of the old bumpers were some of the most famous and some underrated characters of a company in the same world.like Warner, disney or nick. Only problem would be it might be a bit like amazing world of gumball or looney tunes show. But the idea of different characters in the same world getting into crazy situations is cool
Twin brother and sister who were cursed from birth to switch bodies everyday.
I see this as more of a comic than a cartoon, but:
>LONG AGO
>A family of gods are worshipped by humanity
>In exchange for worship, the gods blessed the children of those who worshipped them with powers based on their own
>There are 6 gods, 4 elemental, but 2 non-elemental. One of Fate/Luck, and the other of Chaos also known as the God of Fools
>One day, the 6 special mcguffins of the gods went missing, and the God of Fools blames the God of Fate
>Yes he actually stole them there's no misdirect, he's just an butthole
>The other gods punish him by sealing him away when he refuses to return the stolen items
>Shortly after this, the other gods mysteriously vanish
>Children born with elemental powers became rarer over time
>After hundreds of years, only the royal families and rare standouts have elemental powers
>Those people are captured by royal families and forced into the "honor" of marrying into their family to keep the elemental bloodlines strong
>Worship of the gods is mostly long-forgotten
>Protagonist is the last surviving member of the original worshippers of the God of Fools
>Long history of his family dying in ridiculous, ironic ways
>Other lead is his adopted sister, who is secretly the last surviving worshipper of the God of Fate
>She was raised to eventually kill him before being inserted into his family at a young age
>But she must wait until he fulfills a prophecy that he would find the God of Fate and free him
>One day, while trying to scrape together some money by raiding an ancient temple, male lead accidentally finds and frees the God of Fate
>In a way that also connects the god of fate to his soul, now the god of fate hovers around him like a JoJo stand
>Sister can't kill him because the god would be stuck bound to his corpse
>Adventure ensues to disconnect Fate's soul from the last Fool
>For that they need to bring back the other gods by finding the items that Fate stole
There's more to it but that's the gist that fits in the text limit.
a buddy cop show about two angels arresting demons and helping normal folks out in secret. complete with one human who is fully aware of their existence and the token succubus informant
>page 5
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.
Crossover of these shows when?
Why so? They don't look that familiar.
>Both has medieval features in the setting
>They both have main cast being young kids who are having a adventure
>Both casts grew appreciate one another’s despite the circumstances
>Also want to silence any Twitters fans with obsessing gay ships to the main characters replacing Crackship
>Both has medieval features in the setting
The series is actually set in a normal world that just happens to have fantasy elements to it. In other words, it's similar to Harry Potter.
>They both have main cast being young kids who are having a adventure
>Both casts grew appreciate one another’s despite the circumstances
That's correct
>Also want to silence any Twitters fans with obsessing gay ships to the main characters replacing Crackship
Never really thought of that and if I did made characters end up together, it would actually make Twitter fans shit on me for "normalizing pedophilia" considering that they are literally like several ages apart.
Baby witch is cute
I'll continue to beat this same drum until someone picks up the easy cash on the table but SOMEONE in cartoons needs to rip off the popularity of shitty horror games and creepy pasta that's insanely popular among young children. That shit gets billions of views, a whole section in the action figure aisle, every single one of my little cousins between 6 and 11 talk about shit.
So at least one path you can take is a sort of photo negative reversal of adventure time. An absurd world but instead of colorful and whimsy its all grim and hot topic halloween shit. Rip off five nights, yume nikki and other rpg maker horror, little fears, slendemen and backrooms and longhorse. And that youtube and twitch shit little kids never shut the frick about.
Main characters probably include some thing like a e-celeb caricature, grown man with an exaggerated fear response and silly voices, some flavor of little girl, either innocent victim or slowly growing evil edgelord. Maybe both. Complicated but intentionally obfuscated lore, maybe hide a bunch behind puzzles and ciphers and ARGs.
Shit will be crack to kids.
Roiland the Hedgehog
Takes place in France, and there's a cute tomboy e-girl who keeps trying to get the attention of an older man.
That's it, that's the plot.
That sounds cute
Perpetual war between magical girl protagonists and hot blooded shonen boy protagonists gets made complicated when a tomboyish girl and a feminine boy both get the wrong set of powers and also fall in love.
Occasional running gag of pathetic western cartoon protagonists trying to get both sides to make peace and failing miserably.
A trio of kids go out into the woods to blow off their self-made bombs and shoot guns. They're in high-school and aren't the highest on the social structure. They find a body of the Governor's brother and due to their own youth and stupidity try to destroy it. This involves really ridiculous shenanigans live trying to Weekend at Bernie's the body, seeing if flesh is flammable (With lighters and gasoline) and moving the body around to scare hunters pretending it's a ghost.
Season 1 ends with one of the characters eventually cooking the meat of the dead man and turning it into empanadas, which unfortunately turns this very right wing character into a ghost who decides to haunt these boys as they go to college.
The hope for if we ever get a season 3 is they basically become hyper-liberal Ghostbusters
I'd call the story "The Anarchist Cookbook" at first but I'm open to different ideas. I'll admit - I started with the title like a Matt Groening fanboy.
Silly skeletons acting out mean parodies of anything I don't like.
A continuation of Star Trek Enterprise
okay so, take any idea already posted in this thread, but make one small change where it is set in a world of universal nudism.
A dragon decides that if they can send knights to kill her and steal her shit, she can send a knight to kill the king and steal his shit. Lacking any actual knights, she finds a peasant boy who dreams of knighthood and offers him the chance to become her knight in return for helping her out.
Having zero understanding of what that actually means with both having very limited preconceptions of knighthood, fairy tales and attempted murders between them, essentially, they embark on a journey to turn him into the best knight in the land while dodging various people sent to kill the dragon and meeting numerous unusual characters along the way, ranging from a thief who pretends to be a wizard via various tricks to a girl from a traveling circus who actually is just straight up a witch, providing a solid comedic element and varied way of problem solving to bounce off the more reliable and "plain" main characters and acting as a support to their optimist/cynic dynamic.
Their most frequently recurring enemies are a knight and her squire seeking to slay the dragon so her squire can be fully knighted and herself promoted to the King's Guard, though others such as a band of tribal monster hunters from the far south, a very, very lost samurai who is no less deadly for his inability to find his way home, and a werewolf con-artist provide a range of enemies and problems from the serious to the somewhat comedic in various ways.
The primary theme would be talking about the concept of responsibility and integrity both inherent and assumed, and even presumed.
The fake wizard thief can be a total femboy and gay for the lead to shut up twitter in a way that's moderately less obnoxious than the usual thing if it's just out there and a character trait for one character from the start rather than the entire fricking cast or just some asspull pandering homosexualry.
I like that ideas, good job anon
Thanks.
I know that curiosity killed the cat, but what is the name of this Cartoon and what would you aired? (nickelodeon, CN or just some random streaming service)
Probably would have either gone for something simple but respectable ala ATLA, which about matches the tone I'd be aiming for really, something like "The Dragon's Knight" or some such, maybe some riff on the MC's name.
I normally approach this from the angle of "You don't make a show for you, you make it for the audience with maybe some stuff you feel is cool" since just jerking yourself off and letting others bathe in the cumshower if they want is how you get fricking trainwrecks like Steven Universe, but one small indulgence I'd probably allow myself is giving it a bit of an irish bent to the MC, with a family name like De Paor or Mac Diarmada and maybe teach some people how to actually pronounce Gaelic.
Mac Diarmada, The Dragon's Knight is short sweet and simple.
If I wanted a more snappy title, maybe Knight's Days or something like that.
The dream would be a syndication ready run on like Cartoon Network or something but I'd be lucky to get netflix.
Honestly if I could draw/animate I'd be willing to give it a genuine shot, I can actually write decently enough I'm told, but since I can't animate and animators first/writers second dominate the independent cartoon industry [not saying that's unfair or anything, just acknowledging the edge there.] it'd never happen.
I figured if twitter hates traps then traps clearly aren't gay, plus I believe in putting my money where my mouth is in regards to critique, I really do think I could write a better LGBTQ character than most of those homosexuals. And honestly most of the queer frickers I know deserve better written shit anyway I guess, same as most kids deserve better written shit, most people in general really.
What about the title “Mac: The Peas-Knight” anon?
It’s short, simple and easy title for your own ideas even if you’re think never happened
Maybe if I was going for some Bauhaus tumblr thing.
But like.
I'm not Rebecca Sugar, I don't hate myself, just my life.
Solid cast. It's got plenty of potential for hijinks.
>The fake wizard thief can be a total femboy and gay for the lead
That's it I'm sold.
The adventures of a minimum wage worker in the fast food industry, in space. The fast food is a space station going from system to system. And he has to deal with his colorful cast of alien colleagues as well as the customers and management.
100 ways to deal with depression.
It’s about a depressed guy trying to handle and beat his depression each episode tackles him doing different things last episode if we get to 100 is him hanging himself and it plays life sucks by reel big fish as it shows him hanging there gasping for air if you make it to the credits his rope breaks and he hits the ground and says dammit I didn’t finish! The need of the show.
Did this Depression guy actual have GF in one of those episodes before the ending?
I guffawed. I feel like that should just be the standard ending credits.
Druuna animated series
a guy who just so happens to look exactly like me haha happens to have a bunch of wacky adventures haha that just so happen to hit every one of my fetishes hahahahaha crazy
A girl and het pet raccoon fall through a magical trash bin to a fantasy world. There, the locals mistake her pet for a prophesied masked hero. The prophecy says the hero will defeat a great evil (who ends up being a cat who’s a real butthole, which makes her realize the prophesied hero actually was supposed to be a raccoon, but she doesn’t figure that out until much later) and obtained a magic wand. The wand is also her only ticket home. So the series is about her and her pet raccoon maintaining this con of being great heroes and recruiting a band of warriors to do all of the actual fighting. One of the main warriors by her side is a goofy dragon guy. Another is a guy who wears striped armor (vaguely raccoonish) based on the prophecy.
Title: Champions of Trash
The raccoon looks like Wabuu
You probably just think all raccoons look alike. BIGOT.
Note that I have a mild obsession with them. I think they’re really cute and even scribble them during meetings.
Show in space about a pizza delivery service delivering pizza to different aliens.
Pizza Tower in space?
>PAGE SIX
Something like Unbiased history of Rome/History Civilis but for Persian history and standard animation from Cyrus the great founding Achaemenid empire to Yazdegerd III's death ending the Sassanid empire
Why stop there? Keep covering Persian history into the present day. All the subsequent dynasties.
Anyone here I want to pitch there cartoon into a series but never talk about what network going to be on with that series (Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network etc)
>page….. six
A little alien humanoid comes to earth and becomes some sort of superhero, saving humanity from monsters and villains from others planets. However, what humans don't know is that the little alien is actually part of a cult that adores a cosmic being, plotting to turn the humans into followers of their god and eventually sacrificing them (the evildoers and villains wouldn't know this either, at least most of them don't)
For all the people throwing ideas out there, you do realize that it's not so much about how unique the premise is but how said idea is executed. if the story is a black and white epic of a hero vanquishing evil or a gritty view of the human condition through transbian vampires, it doesn't matter if it's in the end written poorly. except for the magnet-turtle guy poster he's going places.
Pre-industrial revolution world. Heavily inspired by celtic mythology and other polytheist cult-religions like greco-roman and norse.
Periods of short, small-scale war are the norm, like in pre-french revolutionary europe. This would be the main source of action for characters as they go on missions and help in the war effort.
Main characters would be teenage to young adults that are being trained for combat or related activities like learning how to forge magical items or potions, treasure hunting, adventuring, etc.
Team-based groups of 3-5 when going out on missions but main setting would be boarding schools and/or guilds with a larger cast of secondary characters.
Whereas the missions would be action-focused, the schools and guilds are where we would see the drama and humour.
The characters would interact with each other in absurd ways to the viewer because they parallel modern life but in a medieval setting where magic integrated into the social institutions and systems which is so unlike our world.
Character growth would happen from the moral dilemmas that result from war and the unusual situations that magic enables. There would also be the usual friendship stuff that you see in academic settings with youth.
I also had a potential twist in mind where dies and then gets to relive the start of the series to make a better future
I just keep leaving out details and need to make posts to add them in.
Essentially a cross between RWBY, Harry potter, Naruto and the Venture Bros.
I'm interested
Tmnt rip off
Adolescent
Radioactive
Lumber
Dogs
Or ARLD
A bunch of protester through radioactive slime at a lumber yard house, only for just the dogs to be inside. The dogs then gain radioactive powers and become humaniod. Now they chop down trees with axes, chainsaws, ect. They dress like an 80's extreme ad and always drinking mountain Dew.
An 70 year old man gets transported to a steampunk/cyberpunk like world while he was trying to teach his dumbass grandson how to fix a car and now he must survive using his auto mechanic skills he aquired in the 'war'.
A mad scientist super villain lady hellbent on world domination falls head over heels for a normal guy. At first she tries to hide it from him and the show is her trying to balance world domination and having a boyfriend. But a few episodes in she accidentally reveals herself and he just doesn't care all that much. So they end up dating full time and he spends a lot of time chilling at the lair, hanging with the henchmen. Helping her workshop her evil schemes and just being real supportive.
Also the hero (undecided if its a super hero or a secret agent or something) thinks that the boyfriend dude is following her because he's always around when shes busting the villain.
Would you make a comedy parody series instead?
Mac Mercury and Azathot's Keef
It's a space pulp adventure cartoon. A 15 year old spaceship mechanic tells a small white lie and ends up on an adventure to the edge of the universe that will decide the fate of everything.
A toyetic action/adventure cartoon targeting boys 8 to 10.
An epic alien war between the alien forces of the heroic Goodions and the wicked Evilers has come to Earth. Due to the losses each side suffered in an epic battle they had to go into deep hibernation for a thousand years. The Evilers wake up after a thousand years and have decided to conquer Earth. The Goodions, who are teens with attitude, get found by and taken in by a couple of human children. Both alien races are the same size as action figures. The children, who are the same age as or younger than the target audience, are able to shrink down and go on adventures with the Goodions.
Meanwhile, the Evilers are backing an evil and well connected CEO of a corporation. Every episode the CEO uses the Eviler's power to turn a human or animal into a monster.
The Goodions and children fight (what seems to them to be) giant monsters using transforming vehicles and weapons. Fighting a secret war to save the Earth that could be happening in your backyard!
Would watch. It sounds a lot like Power Players, and I'm all for more micro heroes who make any room or location from your daily life feel like a huge battlefield, like when playing with your toys.
pulled this out om my ass.
the story is centered around a ghost, called Gossip Ghost. it's a kids show, and the upbeat ghost goes around meeting ghosts from history, generally leading to education about that person's life. it's primarily focused on ghosts that are underappreciated in history, like Nikola Tesla. the story also tries too help kids come to terms with the idea of death, and how it isn't scary, but just moving from one part of the lifecycle to another.
it isn't grim, and it doesn't focus on much serious stuff. there are no overarching plots or major story threads, and how the main character died is never mentioned.
each episode would start with Gossip Ghost hearing 'gossip' about a certain spirit in town.
think something like midnight gospel mixed with absolute madlads, but for kids.
Got a bunch of ideas but I should probably finish my fanfics before writing anything original.
What the hell am I gonna do?
Make your dreams come true, anon
And if you can't do that, make something that's still pleasant and within your power come true. .
It's like whenever I try to pitch this my language center shuts down
Don't try to force it.
Write it out casually like you're explaining it to a friend, don't worry about the text limit, run on as long as you want
Then once you're done, trim that down to the essentials to get the point across and then elaborate if people have questions. That's what I've done in the past in these threads.
A close to comic Usagi Yojimbo show on adult swim
I am honestly surprised that I heard a lot of good things about this comic but I have no adaptation!
Is this the Western cartoon equivalent of berserk?
I dunno man
I'll be honest I've never seen berserk, but I'd like to watch it Usagi has a show on Netflix that is considered more "kid friendly", not to mention cameoing in several tmnt shows. The only reason why I say it should be on adult swim is to get as close to the comic as possible in terms of the blood/violence, very rare swearing, and somewhat scary (for kids) supernatural beings. While Stan Sakai has stated numerous times Usagi is meant to be enjoyed by all ages, tv rating guidelines most likely wouldnt go along of his intentions.
The 1997 Anime is actually playable on YouTube for free so you can watch it, anon.
Also yeah there a some comics that deserve a adaptation similar to Manga to anime
I have an idea involving a demon but there are way too many demon cartoons already
I also had an idea involving a demon, actually.
>It is currently the height of those online youtube "challenges"
>Some dumb kid is trying to do some dumb online ritual thing that people fake for views
>She's taking it seriously but she's really dumb and fricks up the fake ritual so bad that she actually works and summons a demon
>She can't see or hear the demon
>The demon can't go home until she banishes it
>The demon can't hurt her and she's extremely stupid and oblivious so any time he tries to poltergeist send her a message she either fails to notice or misinterprets it
>She's also an accident-prone idiot and if she dies the demon is stuck between planes of existence forever so the demon has to also keep her alive
>You know the trope with the baby walking through a construction site while the pet tries to protect it? That is the demon's life now.
>Hinjinks ensue and the demon kind of hovers around her and provides social commentary on the state of modern teenage life from a completely off-base demonic point of view
10-15 years ago I really wanted to push some ideas that included one or more gay characters but now I don't care. It's too mainstream.
Whatever the frick this is converted into a full-length TV series
This reminds me of those old ww2 cartoons back in the 40s especially those by Looney Tunes.
Vatniks get the bullet.
A coming of age story where a young girl in middle school have to contest with her body changing and how the world sees her now.
So a slightly younger version of "As told by Ginger"? Okay could be great!
Secret group managing anomalies. Each episode is its own story with a different main character who may or may not survive their episode. Theme varies between comedic, tragic, etc.
Vigilante story, but make it fun.
Instead of focusing on teen drama and weirdo bad guys. Make it about the stake-outs, the job itself of patrolling town and how it’s more exciting than normie life. Think of it more as an excuse to get into fist fights with strangers rather than some super serious political piece about crime. No super villains, just normal crime and disaster events like fires or crashes.
Put focus on the mc learning new tricks and getting better as he goes on. All while struggling make ends meet. Episodic but with continuity so that each episode has its scenario solved by the end.
>page five
Vis Factor is a superhero story about a young geek who is involuntarily enrolled in a battle royale game show. Contestants are divided into teams of three and must survive various hazards thrown at them from every corner. The team that remains becomes the winner. Sounds easy, right? Well, there's a catch – all the contestants are injected with a super serum that grants them superpowers. These powers can only be activated during near-death experiences or when the body has high levels of adrenaline. Furthermore, the game encourages players to harm each other if it means advancing to the final round.
As for the geek, he transforms into a beefcake with flying brick powers (minus the flying part) and also serves as eye candy for the ladies/boy gays)
The mysterious emo guy has the ability to generate dark energy feathers that can drain the life force of others and transform into wings. Surprisingly, he also uses this power for field medic purposes.
Lastly, the disgraced former child actress essentially has powers similar to Jubilee from the X-Men.
A Goofy cartoon about How to be a Porn Actor
it's just underage kids fricking on screen for 5 seasons
Too late, anon, we already have Big Mouth.
I got three ideas for comics that I'm having trouble commiting on.
>The daily ongoings of a newlywed couple made up of the secret identities of a superhero and his nemesis.
>Office comedy of slasher movie villains between "jobs" trying to live life while being considered second class citizens
>Depressed teenager accidentally creates a super robot and fumbles in horribly extraordinary ways trying to find a use for it.
Animated AU of MCU. Instead of snapping half of the population out of existence, Thanos turned everyone into mice. Logic is: little body = little resources. Takes places after chaos and rebuilding.
Any of you actually working in the industry to make these pitches happen?
I wish I could
No, it's just fun to throw around ideas
I just wanted to talk about my ideas
The Truth Is Out There (working title)
In an urban fantasy take on the cold war, a paranoid conspiracy theorist mage and his freak friends are on a continuous quest to stop a sick frick and make a quick buck.
Individually the each story isargely episodic. They'd focus on whatever paranormal investigation the crew is doing, which would bring them up against everything from the ghost of Hitler, to a KGB werewolf, to the avatar of an elder god.
Running through line for this would be an arc for each of the five main characters. With the main character specifically making it his life's goal to destroy the illuminati (its actually real) only to eventually come to learn not all the evils of the world can be traced back to one source.
>Working title
What about “Freaks vs the New Order” as a title?
Idk, a high school where teens compete against each other to become valedictorian. Anyone who earns a GPA of 4.0 remains at school, anything lower will be expelled.
One of my older ideas. Noir cartoon about an Atlantis type city.
A plucky team of adventures with a small boy stowaway discovered Atlantis. The boy and the princess fall in love, and decide to start a new town on land in which both atlanteans and humans can co-exist together. This takes place ten years later. The princess who in now an ambassador has gone missing. The boy is now a burn out outlive his fame and was too scared to join the team to their next adventure.
The story venters around a goldfish trying to solve the case. They're a big divide in the city between Atlanteans and humans, and a criminal underground always behind the scenes.
The main culprit is Jimmy fish sticks. He was an honest business man until he refused the fish mafia, and burned down his house killing his family. The gang members were later missing and their DNA turned up in the form of fish sticks sent to the police station sent from Jimmy.
Or a strange connection between the ambassador and a pop idol Sharkina (a female humanoid shark creature) in a dark pool of secrets.