>Voltron reboot shit
>She-Ra reboot shit
>Teen Titans Go shit
>Thundercats Roar shit
>Animaniacs reboot shit
>Velma shit
>Clone High season 2 shit
>DuckTales reboot widely beloved and considered better than the original by most
What went right, duckchads?
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>Teen Titans Go Shit
It ain't 2016 anymore bud
It will never stop being shit, TTG sucks even beyond 2016 itll be shit forever
Shit is still shit.
just because you grew up on it and you're old enough to post now doesnt change objective fact. the children old enough to be in high school now, having grown up on the vandalized detritus of yesteryear's beloved characters in fact have nothing. it saddens me to think that you unlucky few have only the worst of media to cling to as some semblance of generational culture. worse yet however is your blind devotion to defending such blatant garbage. there is nearly a hundred years worth of better entertainment you could have explored, both in film and literature, and the lions share of you chose to gorge yourselves on the most rotten and curdled sampling of titles modern day animation had to offer. sad
What about Beavis and Butthead?
widely beloved and considered better than the original by most
More like forgotten less than a year after it ended
Checked
Haven't watched the revival yet, is it also shit?
It was okay. Didn't have as much edge to it
2011 was perfect, 2022 did more retooling/changing stuff up and as such stumbled a bit trying to find a groove but it was pretty decent overall
Nah it's pretty good.
>DuckTales reboot widely beloved and considered better than the original by most
Nu-Ducktales gained popularity mainly through a lot of advertising and social media, but basically it's a big nothing. There were so many mistakes that a whole novel could be written about this. Go to The Feathery Society and you'll see how much Donald Duck fans themselves love it. Ask Tony Anselmo about it by the way. There are much better reboots than Nu-Ducktales.
This and checked.
Let's be honest, the OG Ducktales was created in an animation studio by a union and then Disney was on the verge of bankruptcy, so it's understandable to me why that series had flaws, although it turned out to be a real renaissance, especially for Disney TV. And as for the stories in Nu-Ducktales, the only thing that was useful there were the stories about Della and Magica, the rest was either redundant or underutilized.
Don Rosa thinks otherwise
>widely beloved and considered better than the original by most
said no one ever
>DuckTales reboot widely beloved and considered better than the original by most
Actually no!
>Nu-Ducktales
>What went right, duckchads?
The original show is an awful product of its time and the reboot was a story-driven cartoon when story-driven cartoons were all the rage, so people fell easily for it. I don't know if I'd say it's "widely beloved" though
>DuckTales reboot widely beloved and considered better than the original by most
That was the reception during the first few episodes, then when the hype died down people started to realize it's not as clever as it seems to think
reboot widely beloved and considered better than the original by most
>What went right, duckchads?
Burgers being delusional as always.
The pilot and the rest of the show are two different things. And while you can still try to say that the show was good up until the first half of season 2 (it wasn't), you gotta agree that the series fell off, when they brought Della in the main cast.
The reason? Della was never supposed to exist. Della has no reason to exist, Della doesn't work in the Duckverse. Della is simply Angones OC.
In the end, NuTales was widely beloved at first, but was immediately forgotten about, after it ended. As considered better than the original, well probably because the original was pretty moronic if you ask me, and everybody's been
>omg, look at the serialized storytelling, omg it's serialized storytelling, can you believe it?? serialized storytelling!!!!
since the 2010s.
So in the end, do the world a favour, and have a nice day NuTaleshomosexual.
>Voltron reboot shit
>She-Ra reboot shit
>Teen Titans Go shit
>Thundercats Roar shit
>Animaniacs reboot shit
>Velma shit
>Clone High season 2 shit
>DuckTales reboot shit
>Beavis and Butthead widely beloved and considered on par with original by most
ftfy
>What went right, duckchads?
not using the show as a trojan horse for the pet ideas of the US team
the big problem with a lot of modern reboots is that deep down the US staff doesn't want to make it. So they change as much shit to what they do want to make. And unlike the 80s, there isn't anyone there from corporate to reign the shit in.
For better or worse, a lot of animators wish it was the early snick days or early cartoon network days, and they were getting their original ideas approved, and not working on reboots.
Legend of the Three Caballeros is going to age far better than this
But this is a higher level of reboot because it tries to do something different from the original source material while not actively shitting on the original source material
>>She-Ra reboot shit
She-Ra was awesome, I was crying when it ended.
I liked it, too.
I was so happy to see the kiss.
Entrapta was my favorite.
of course Cinemaphileumblr defends dyke shit
Yeah and that's literally your only criticism. She's gay. That's it. That's all you got. For months before it even aired that's what you were complaining about. It's all you EVER complained about.
It's the only criticism i need
Now go back
I am an unironic MAGA Republican who gets his news from /misc/, Paul Joseph Watson & Steven Crowder, & I love She-Ra. Lesbians are cute, sometimes. Hell, this is the first time I have been genuinely interested in a lesbian romance, since it's always either done for woke shit or cheap sex appeal.
You like it because there's no Bolitical Gontext or parallel for political lesbianism or advocacy on their planet. It's just people, which is understandable.
I do find it funny that lesbians seem to get into a major fight and breakup before ever dating -- on EVERY planet.
>being surprised by this
the inhabitants of this board care only about cooming. they have no standards beyond "is X cute? is X hot?". that alone can "save" series in the eyes of the average Cinemaphileombie.
>DuckTales reboot widely beloved and considered better than the original by mos
if a tree falls in the forest , would it make a sound
The She-ra reboot was better than the original, frick off
Nice try tho
The reboot sucked and i never even liked the OG duck tales
>What went right, duckchads?
They paid attention to the original source material in the comics to create a coherent Scrooge. He didn't have wealth SIMPLY to hoard it, it's the end result of a lifetime of struggle and attempting impossible feats.
Add some good child characterization and making the triplets all distinct personalities, upgrade Granny into a bodyguard, make Webby clingy in the "trying to find myself through others" way instead of a tag-along, and it made for a really good dynamic from the jump. The family tension was, without exaggeration, one of the better I've seen on modern TV. Being stuck between WANTING to hate each other and wishing the best for adventuresome kids made Donald AND Scrooge believable.
Well it helps that the original duck tales was shit.
Nu-Tales is worse crap than the original. Darkwing Duck was certainly better than Ducktales.
because unlike most of those reboots, it was happy to basically be more ducktales, albeit with an undercurrent of 'new format', but all of that new format was pretty compatible with the original. It felt like a new iteration, not some new property wearing the flayed skin of the original.
Plus, it had good art direction, good voice acting, good overall writing, clever ideas, it was allowed to end naturally, and it had just a whole frick truck of money behind it, which doesn't make it good inherently, but it does amplify all the other aspects.
>it had good art direction, good voice acting, good overall writing, clever ideas
Seriously? Nu-Ducktales had the complete opposite of what you stated. It's one thing to have a great first episode, and another to have the rest of the episodes after that become so terrible and so boring that it's not even worth discussing. Let's not talk about the finale of that series, in which they themselves collapsed their own message that they presented earlier, which is that "family is not just blood".
Unironically, I agree with Bradford when he said that the dumbest thing he heard was that family is the greatest adventure because there was none of that in that series.
Ducktales has the most frickable men like Donald, Fenton, Scrooge, Jose, Panchito, Launchpad and Drake
>CGI He-Man
>Based as frick despite massive character changes