>Transformers One
>Aang: The Last Airbender
>The Spongebob Movie The Search Of The Squarepants
>Smurfs
>Paw Patrol 3
>Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem 2
More like Paramount IP Animation at this point
>Transformers One. >Aang: The Last Airbender. >The Spongebob Movie The Search Of The Squarepants. >Smurfs
Too bad the studio is not named Paramount New Ideas Animation
wow
This is why I'm never gonna let this studio distribute anything for shit.
Who the frick are you?
Some zoomer trying to make it into the industry by any means necessary.
Good luck man.
Thanks, I'll need it. I've already made connections with Edward Kay, and he's a chill dude.
I'll ignore all this shit and watch the new disney IP when it comes out.
The TVA IP is nice, but their feature IP is lacking.
DTVA is the only good division from modern Disney than WDAS, Pixar, Star Wars and Marvel
>Star Wars and Marvel
That shit makes me want to churn. I hope all the merch sales plummet.
>No animated Loud House Movie for theaters
The Netflix movie WAS supposed to be theatrical...
Exactly, was supposed...
We were robbed of seeing Morag bend over on the big screen ;-;
What a pitty
I mean, their originals (Rumble & Boardwalk) looked generic as hell, but I'm surprised Tiger's Apprentice got the Paramount+ shaft when it could've gotten some theatrical tract during the January-March dry spell.
Rumble could have been a sucess thanks to bara-gays, Paramount had the opportunity right there.
Hot.
Good thing they're financially imploding.
Even better, because that means we can form our own Indie Animator's Union. The Animator's Guild seems to only be good for already established studios.
Wait they're making -THREE- ATLA movies? jesus christ
At least they're animated but that's definitely overkill. I hope it doesn't delay the new Avatar series.
>Aang: The Last Airbender
That title sucks
tbf, anything involving avatar is going to suck
5 out of those will be ultra shit
>t. smurfs enjoyer
Last Ronin might be animated too.
They said live action and the studio they want to make it only does live action.
Oooh, risky.
Mutant Mayhem killed Rise of TMMT, will this one kill Transformers EarthSpark?
>killed Rise of TMMT
I am FUMING!
Rise died long before Mutant Mayhem. The toys never sold.
I found Rise stickers at my local Kroger, yet my dumbass never purchased them.
There's some truth to both statements. It was not as popular as die-hard fans want others to think, but Nickelodeon got a new president of animation who took over during its production and decided right away that she wanted a new TMNT thing happening under her reign and that all the old TMNT stuff would go away in favor of a movie with no script or premise or goal, beyond giving that job to Seth Rogen, specifically.
It's possible Rise would have continued for a few more seasons otherwise, but it still wasn't doing great financially, while TMNT remained a billion-dollar-a-year IP anyways, so it didn't really matter if Rise was doing well or not because it certainly wasn't losing them any money. Executives were just being moronic like they usually are.
Toy sales absolutely mattered. Thats why season 2 got cut in half, then dumped on Nicktoons.
>Executives were just being moronic like they usually are.
Luckily Flying Bark is doing Marvel shit now, so they weren't completely hopeless.
More like Transformers Mid, amirite?
This will be the exact audience once people will see it in theaters, just you watch.
>Oh wow, more spiderverse slop!
Paramount made a grave mistake, and they will literally pay for it.