>everything I don't like is made for zoomers
Frick off with this new boogeyman bullshit. Quit spamming the new status quo and think for yourself you jaded homosexual.
The jokes are pretty funny and the animation is charming. Anyone that says its the "savior or western animation" is either a delusional eceleb wienersucking moron or a falseflagger trying to make the show look like dogshit by overhyping it.
I love Smiling Friends but people give it way too much credit. Though I guess adult animation is so shit nowadays that anything 8-9/10 might as well be considered a modern's art masterpiece.
I'm just stating a fact anon, not everyone is going to enjoy watching kid's shows like you do, and when it comes to people online there are obviously going to be more adults who prefer to watch a more "adult" cartoon than one aimed at children.
2 years ago
Anonymous
"Adult" is subjective. What exactly is "adult" about Smiling Friends aside from superficial elements like gore? >when it comes to people online there are obviously going to be more adults who prefer to watch a more "adult" cartoon than one aimed at children
Detaching from the prior conversation, this is just objectively and observably false, with all the people online raving about Owl House. Mitchell's, and similar shit.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>What exactly is "adult" about Smiling Friends aside from superficial elements like gore?
You just answered your own question. >this is just objectively and observably false, with all the people online raving about Owl House. Mitchell's, and similar shit.
Because as we all know, online posts represent reality.
And all of those people who post Owl House porn DEFINITELY watch the show, I'm sure, and don't just fap to the porn.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>You just answered your own question.
So nothing substantial. Sounds like you're going through what the nips refer to as a chuuni phase and need muh gore and breasts to convince yourself you're grown up. >online posts represent reality
You specified referred to "online posts" in your original statement you dumb homosexual.
I'm just stating a fact anon, not everyone is going to enjoy watching kid's shows like you do, and when it comes to people online there are obviously going to be more adults who prefer to watch a more "adult" cartoon than one aimed at children.
>when it comes to people online
Perhaps you should work on your reading comprehension, that's something most adults are capable of.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>Sounds like you're going through what the nips refer to as a chuuni phase and need muh gore and breasts to convince yourself you're grown up.
Must be a long phase then since I've been in it for about a decade now. >You specified referred to "online posts" in your original statement you dumb homosexual.
I said people online are going to tend to prefer to watch more "adult" cartoons. In case you don't understand, that includes anime, and far more people watch and discuss anime than anything currently airing on Disney.
I'm not even sure why you're so triggered by me stating an obvious fact that your typical adult doesn't want to watch kid's shows.
Why are you even making this argument to begin with?
2 years ago
Anonymous
>Must be a long phase then since I've been in it for about a decade now.
Not something to brag about >that includes anime
Majority of anime is not aimed at adults my dude, especially not mainstream stuff. If you really think MHA or Demon Slayer are targeted at adults, then that's pretty sad. >typical adult doesn't want to watch kid's shows
Your "typical adult" doesn't watch animation at all, outside of Fox sitcoms or taking their kids to see the latest Disney schlock. I guarantee your average "Always Sunny" or "The Office" viewer doesn't give half a shit about Smiling Friends. There is no schism between viewers of adult animation and kids animation because animation is a niche medium to begin with. Majority of people who talk about Smiling Friends online aren't excluding themselves to Adult Animation, they're excluding themselves to what's mainstream. That includes Smiling Friends, and it also includes shit like Owl House. Me making fun of you for making a moronic claim isn't being triggered pal.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>Majority of anime is not aimed at adults my dude
Hence the word *more* and the quotation marks around "adult" my triggered friend.
Much like how The Simpsons isn't really an "adult" show, it is more adult than a kid's cartoon, and the same applies to something like Demon Slayer. >There is no schism between viewers of adult animation and kids animation because animation is a niche medium to begin with.
No offense, but you could only believe this if you live in a white bubble.
I can't count the number of black and brown and Asian people I've met who watch anime and adult cartoons well into their adulthood but haven't watched a kid's cartoon in years. >they're excluding themselves to what's mainstream. That includes Smiling Friends, and it also includes shit like Owl House.
Neither of those shows are mainstream, mainstream animation would be The Simpsons, Family Guy, Spongebob, The Loud House, shows that pull in millions of viewers an episode.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>I can't count the number of black and brown and Asian people I've met who watch anime and adult cartoons
Well, I can. Oops, guess it's my word against yours. >Neither of those shows are mainstream
Mainstream among those who have interest in animation to begin with chap, which is what was being discussed. There's that well-endowed reading comprehension again.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>Well, I can. Oops, guess it's my word against yours.
That's fine, because I can also just go to various social media platforms outside of the white western bubble and see a lot more discussion of anime than of cartoons.
One need only spend a few minutes on bilibili or weibo or TikTok (aka douyin) to see that outside of Europe and the Anglosphere there are far more people discussing anime than cartoons. >Mainstream among those who have interest in animation to begin with chap
But again, that only applies to white people, who are a global minority.
Sorry anon, but you no longer decide the mainstream.
We live in a global world after all.
Nah, all those "kid show that tries to be deep but is very entry-level" belong, as does Bob's Burgers post-S1, most of modern Family Guy and Rick and Morty.
>didn't know what it wants
What are you talking about? The season 3 tone shift to drama, away from black comedy? I thought it was pretty cohesive before that.
Kind of a gradual change as his voice actor ages, then in the movie and Future he sounds much better like you said. If I remember correctly, at the start his va had a higher voice but had to make it lower, and then has a lower voice but has to make it higher (doesn't sound that bad though). Then in the movie/Future he's pretty much usuing his real voice finally.
Agh, I have to wrack my brain for the names. It's hard to say since it has an overarching plot eventually, so I don't want to give away everything. One of my favourite s1 episodes is So Many Birthdays for how it manages to be dark and funny at the same time. On the Run is a plot-related one but I thought it threw some very good emotional punches. It's a shame that Future in my opinion becomes what I thought the show avoided - feeling like "A Very Special Episode" most of the time, on-the-nose instead of ambiguous and letting you think for yourself. SU when I enjoyed it most would trick you into thinking it'd be an uneventful ep and then bam, nope, shot goes down. So I'll just suggest those for now.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>shot
I mean shit. My typos are awful today.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Oh yeah, I remember liking Lion 3's payoff even though the buildup may be a bit "le wacky." We Need to Talk is (arguably a drama one) about Steven's parents but it's done in this laidback honest way and it's another one I liked.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Just keep in mind that before Lion 3 aired, we had never seen Rose with her eyes open before, or got to hear her talk that much, she was just shown as statues and stuff, so the end of that episode was a "holy shit" moment then.
Agh, I have to wrack my brain for the names. It's hard to say since it has an overarching plot eventually, so I don't want to give away everything. One of my favourite s1 episodes is So Many Birthdays for how it manages to be dark and funny at the same time. On the Run is a plot-related one but I thought it threw some very good emotional punches. It's a shame that Future in my opinion becomes what I thought the show avoided - feeling like "A Very Special Episode" most of the time, on-the-nose instead of ambiguous and letting you think for yourself. SU when I enjoyed it most would trick you into thinking it'd be an uneventful ep and then bam, nope, shot goes down. So I'll just suggest those for now.
Okay so my list jumps ahead a bit and is still limited to s1-s2, in case you already know the spoilers for then. It's also not a "these are the only ones you need to watch" list, just like a taster with eps I enjoyed (in fact I left out some huge ones on purpose so you get the hints instead)
In order it's >So Many Birthdays >Lion 3: Straight to Video >On the Run >We Need to Talk
But if you want to see those s1-s2 plot gaps filled in better (might make the payoffs better), here's >So Many Birthdays >Ocean Gem/Mirror Gem (two-parter) >Space Race >Lion 3: Straight to Video >Warp Tour >On the Run >The Test >The Return/Jailbreak (two-parter) >We Need to Talk
Sorry for all the posts, you made me really nostalgic for this time again. All the mystery was great. EDIT: Frick I forgot one that shows the start of Steven maturing
This entire show... bad enough the "Male" protagonist is a huge fricking b***h but the female protag is so fricking pathetic. I had to stop when she had a mental breakdown over a person she never met before being not the person she thought she was.
This " New Age" Christian Church that re-enacted the crucifixion of Christ but with the Avengers. Warning: this shit will physically hurt you, I'm not kidding.
They've done other things with Toy Story, Star Wars, Back to the Future. All covered in New Testament cringe, impossible to find the full rips of so don't ask. This is the final frontier of cringe.
All right boys and girls, I managed to find some of their productions after a bit of digging. These are all 30+ min productions with music and singing.
The Avenger
The Lion King of Judah:
Joy Story: To Infinity and Beyond.
These are clips/ highlight reels that are only a few minutes long of their other productions.
Pirates of the Galilean:
Unfortunately I can't find any clips of the Star Wars production for now.
This " New Age" Christian Church that re-enacted the crucifixion of Christ but with the Avengers. Warning: this shit will physically hurt you, I'm not kidding.
They've done other things with Toy Story, Star Wars, Back to the Future. All covered in New Testament cringe, impossible to find the full rips of so don't ask. This is the final frontier of cringe.
>Cinemaphile pretends to have found shit on their own to avoid admitting watching a a girls YT channel
All right boys and girls, I managed to find some of their productions after a bit of digging. These are all 30+ min productions with music and singing.
The Avenger
The Lion King of Judah:
Joy Story: To Infinity and Beyond.
These are clips/ highlight reels that are only a few minutes long of their other productions.
Pirates of the Galilean:
Unfortunately I can't find any clips of the Star Wars production for now.
What springs to mind is the story of Jesus going ballistic and and cleansing the temple
Bojack Horseman. It's as if the writers truly believed that shoehorning bogstandard liberal talking points into their show were still some act of daring counterculture. Any semi-niche show that nevertheless garners half a million fans on Reddit should be an immediate red flag.
Is this the actual strip, or one of the edits you're talking about? What did Grandpa here say that was so upsetting? Saying the kid will grow up like their dad?
Its the actual strip, the whole point of the comic series is that its a retelling of the troony artists life of being "assigned male" and that he instead identifies as a girl.
Poor grandpa is portrayed as a bigot because of him saying the troony kid should eat so he should grow big and strong like his dad. This upsets the troony because grandpa is reminding him that he will probably grow up to be a man and not magically become a woman because he thinks so.
No forced "progressive" political agendas, no cringe Calarts artstyle, no butchering classic franchises from producers that hate the original source, no producers that spend most of them time at social media about "diversity" and shit and antagonizing their audience...
I think the storytelling and characters are super well done, but the cheap-outsourced-animation-look™ makes the ambitious shots and emotion fall flat to the point where it just looks cringe.
The only time I cringed in Book 4 was when Min said he was insecure about being a rock band because they're Asian. It just completely spelt out to me how little Asian musicians Owen Dennis knows about.
Save Yourself
I'm pro creator owned
I'm pro genre variety
I'm perfectly fine with LGBT works
I'm mostly positive about Boom's output
But holy shit that comic was an abomination
a cat is find too
Amphibia
Owl House
Infinity Train
Adventure Time
Steven Universe
South Park
Family Guy
Rick And Morty
Smiling Friends
Bob's Burgers
Moral Orel
Pretty much all of these with the exception of Classic South Park (S1-S3), Classic Family Guy (S1-S3) and Moral Orel.
Smiling Friends is singlehandedly saving western animation you pleb
cringe
*adult western animation
People give Smiling Friends way too much credit. It's funny, but it's not the savior of animation like Oneyplays' zoomer fanbase think it is.
>everything I don't like is made for zoomers
Frick off with this new boogeyman bullshit. Quit spamming the new status quo and think for yourself you jaded homosexual.
Most of Oneyplays' fanbase is literal teenagers, homosexual. It's not just buzzwords.
Nothing it does is unique to itself or breaking new ground, its just a solidly good show that was created by some ecelebs you like
>Smiling Friends
Sell me on this. What is this and why do you think that? It looks like typical ugly, flat art, Alegria art animation.
The jokes are pretty funny and the animation is charming. Anyone that says its the "savior or western animation" is either a delusional eceleb wienersucking moron or a falseflagger trying to make the show look like dogshit by overhyping it.
The jokes aren't edgy/gross-out and that alone puts it above 90% of AS content
It's funny. What else do you want?
I love Smiling Friends but people give it way too much credit. Though I guess adult animation is so shit nowadays that anything 8-9/10 might as well be considered a modern's art masterpiece.
Smiling Friends' comedy is near identical to that of Pickle and Peanut. Both are good, but one is only lauded because of e-celeb status.
And also one is for 8 year olds while the other is aimed at people in their 20s, who might not appreciate humor aimed at 8 year olds.
You sound very secure in your statement, mature anon browsing a Lithuanian imageboard about cartoons.
I'm just stating a fact anon, not everyone is going to enjoy watching kid's shows like you do, and when it comes to people online there are obviously going to be more adults who prefer to watch a more "adult" cartoon than one aimed at children.
"Adult" is subjective. What exactly is "adult" about Smiling Friends aside from superficial elements like gore?
>when it comes to people online there are obviously going to be more adults who prefer to watch a more "adult" cartoon than one aimed at children
Detaching from the prior conversation, this is just objectively and observably false, with all the people online raving about Owl House. Mitchell's, and similar shit.
>What exactly is "adult" about Smiling Friends aside from superficial elements like gore?
You just answered your own question.
>this is just objectively and observably false, with all the people online raving about Owl House. Mitchell's, and similar shit.
Because as we all know, online posts represent reality.
And all of those people who post Owl House porn DEFINITELY watch the show, I'm sure, and don't just fap to the porn.
>You just answered your own question.
So nothing substantial. Sounds like you're going through what the nips refer to as a chuuni phase and need muh gore and breasts to convince yourself you're grown up.
>online posts represent reality
You specified referred to "online posts" in your original statement you dumb homosexual.
>when it comes to people online
Perhaps you should work on your reading comprehension, that's something most adults are capable of.
>Sounds like you're going through what the nips refer to as a chuuni phase and need muh gore and breasts to convince yourself you're grown up.
Must be a long phase then since I've been in it for about a decade now.
>You specified referred to "online posts" in your original statement you dumb homosexual.
I said people online are going to tend to prefer to watch more "adult" cartoons.
In case you don't understand, that includes anime, and far more people watch and discuss anime than anything currently airing on Disney.
I'm not even sure why you're so triggered by me stating an obvious fact that your typical adult doesn't want to watch kid's shows.
Why are you even making this argument to begin with?
>Must be a long phase then since I've been in it for about a decade now.
Not something to brag about
>that includes anime
Majority of anime is not aimed at adults my dude, especially not mainstream stuff. If you really think MHA or Demon Slayer are targeted at adults, then that's pretty sad.
>typical adult doesn't want to watch kid's shows
Your "typical adult" doesn't watch animation at all, outside of Fox sitcoms or taking their kids to see the latest Disney schlock. I guarantee your average "Always Sunny" or "The Office" viewer doesn't give half a shit about Smiling Friends. There is no schism between viewers of adult animation and kids animation because animation is a niche medium to begin with. Majority of people who talk about Smiling Friends online aren't excluding themselves to Adult Animation, they're excluding themselves to what's mainstream. That includes Smiling Friends, and it also includes shit like Owl House. Me making fun of you for making a moronic claim isn't being triggered pal.
>Majority of anime is not aimed at adults my dude
Hence the word *more* and the quotation marks around "adult" my triggered friend.
Much like how The Simpsons isn't really an "adult" show, it is more adult than a kid's cartoon, and the same applies to something like Demon Slayer.
>There is no schism between viewers of adult animation and kids animation because animation is a niche medium to begin with.
No offense, but you could only believe this if you live in a white bubble.
I can't count the number of black and brown and Asian people I've met who watch anime and adult cartoons well into their adulthood but haven't watched a kid's cartoon in years.
>they're excluding themselves to what's mainstream. That includes Smiling Friends, and it also includes shit like Owl House.
Neither of those shows are mainstream, mainstream animation would be The Simpsons, Family Guy, Spongebob, The Loud House, shows that pull in millions of viewers an episode.
>I can't count the number of black and brown and Asian people I've met who watch anime and adult cartoons
Well, I can. Oops, guess it's my word against yours.
>Neither of those shows are mainstream
Mainstream among those who have interest in animation to begin with chap, which is what was being discussed. There's that well-endowed reading comprehension again.
>Well, I can. Oops, guess it's my word against yours.
That's fine, because I can also just go to various social media platforms outside of the white western bubble and see a lot more discussion of anime than of cartoons.
One need only spend a few minutes on bilibili or weibo or TikTok (aka douyin) to see that outside of Europe and the Anglosphere there are far more people discussing anime than cartoons.
>Mainstream among those who have interest in animation to begin with chap
But again, that only applies to white people, who are a global minority.
Sorry anon, but you no longer decide the mainstream.
We live in a global world after all.
Cringe
what do you like
Only rick and morty belongs on the list.
All of these except Smiling Friends, Moral Orel, pre-2010 South Park, and pre-2007 FG.
Based?
Only Owl House, Rick and Morty, and the later seasons of Steven Universe belong.
Nah, all those "kid show that tries to be deep but is very entry-level" belong, as does Bob's Burgers post-S1, most of modern Family Guy and Rick and Morty.
> Smiling Friends
Now you listen here my little baby darling. Does daddy need to punish his little sex kitten again hmm?
Anything with serious influence from Homestuck, such as various cartoons.
> smiling friends
Almost everybody in the industry isn't even trying.
Moral fricking Orel? How?
It's an overrated piece of shit that didn't know what it wants and has an insufferable fanbase of "yep they don't make adult shows like this anymore!"
>didn't know what it wants
What are you talking about? The season 3 tone shift to drama, away from black comedy? I thought it was pretty cohesive before that.
sure, getting cancelled was part of the plan
Dangerously based
Thread should have ended here.
*no zombie Simpsons
moron
Me when I hear "sweet baby corn"
Gravity Falls.
Most of the lore and "action" cartoons nowadays.
Most of the AS lineup.
Owl house
Amphibia
Any Love, Death and Robots episode with fricking "funny" robots as protagonists.
Truth hurts, doesn't it?
Pretty much 75% of that show is trash with or without robots being present
Adventure Time, even when I was 10 the "humor" made me wince.
>being 10 when Adventure Time came out
You don't need to try so hard to fit in, it's okay.
Amphibia, The Owl House, and The Ghost and Molly McGee
I really wish this brown garbage was banned
Any show on Cinemaphile that gets a message from the mod saying the general is on hiatus
Anything with excessive sexuality and/or toilet humor, a little is okay, but if you're doing it every other scene, no.
Family guy after season eight
All modern cartoons and specifically Cat's Don't Dance. It's so mega cringe but I love it's charm and shmaltzy goodness, plus the animation.
Cats Don't Dance isn't cringe at all.
Which one? His voice changes as the show goes on. Later on it sounds much more natural.
>Which one? His voice changes as the show goes on.
I watched the Movie and he was bearable there.
Is there a timeskip or something in the series or is it a gradual change?
Kind of a gradual change as his voice actor ages, then in the movie and Future he sounds much better like you said. If I remember correctly, at the start his va had a higher voice but had to make it lower, and then has a lower voice but has to make it higher (doesn't sound that bad though). Then in the movie/Future he's pretty much usuing his real voice finally.
Might need to do some selective testing then.
Any episodes you'd recommend?
Agh, I have to wrack my brain for the names. It's hard to say since it has an overarching plot eventually, so I don't want to give away everything. One of my favourite s1 episodes is So Many Birthdays for how it manages to be dark and funny at the same time. On the Run is a plot-related one but I thought it threw some very good emotional punches. It's a shame that Future in my opinion becomes what I thought the show avoided - feeling like "A Very Special Episode" most of the time, on-the-nose instead of ambiguous and letting you think for yourself. SU when I enjoyed it most would trick you into thinking it'd be an uneventful ep and then bam, nope, shot goes down. So I'll just suggest those for now.
>shot
I mean shit. My typos are awful today.
Oh yeah, I remember liking Lion 3's payoff even though the buildup may be a bit "le wacky." We Need to Talk is (arguably a drama one) about Steven's parents but it's done in this laidback honest way and it's another one I liked.
Just keep in mind that before Lion 3 aired, we had never seen Rose with her eyes open before, or got to hear her talk that much, she was just shown as statues and stuff, so the end of that episode was a "holy shit" moment then.
Okay so my list jumps ahead a bit and is still limited to s1-s2, in case you already know the spoilers for then. It's also not a "these are the only ones you need to watch" list, just like a taster with eps I enjoyed (in fact I left out some huge ones on purpose so you get the hints instead)
In order it's
>So Many Birthdays
>Lion 3: Straight to Video
>On the Run
>We Need to Talk
But if you want to see those s1-s2 plot gaps filled in better (might make the payoffs better), here's
>So Many Birthdays
>Ocean Gem/Mirror Gem (two-parter)
>Space Race
>Lion 3: Straight to Video
>Warp Tour
>On the Run
>The Test
>The Return/Jailbreak (two-parter)
>We Need to Talk
Sorry for all the posts, you made me really nostalgic for this time again. All the mystery was great. EDIT: Frick I forgot one that shows the start of Steven maturing
Everything in Centaur World.
Steven's voice in SU.
Honestly can't any sort of judgement on either show since I couldn't bring myself to finish an episode in either.
the wannabe anime reactions in ATLAS
Mission Hill
Home Movies
That's about it.
This entire show... bad enough the "Male" protagonist is a huge fricking b***h but the female protag is so fricking pathetic. I had to stop when she had a mental breakdown over a person she never met before being not the person she thought she was.
Anything senselessly cruel in a nihilistic sort of way. But cringe is just a part of watching cartoons. There's no avoiding it.
Infinity Train Book 3
something about the humor in "gary and his demons" has that effect on me. just feels childish.
Centaurworld makes me cringe yet I still love it.
This " New Age" Christian Church that re-enacted the crucifixion of Christ but with the Avengers. Warning: this shit will physically hurt you, I'm not kidding.
They've done other things with Toy Story, Star Wars, Back to the Future. All covered in New Testament cringe, impossible to find the full rips of so don't ask. This is the final frontier of cringe.
All right boys and girls, I managed to find some of their productions after a bit of digging. These are all 30+ min productions with music and singing.
The Avenger
The Lion King of Judah:
Joy Story: To Infinity and Beyond.
These are clips/ highlight reels that are only a few minutes long of their other productions.
Pirates of the Galilean:
Unfortunately I can't find any clips of the Star Wars production for now.
Anon, please stop.
I can only handle so much religious cringe in one day.
You need to save the extra-strength stuff for a special occasion.
You wanted cringe and I delivered. Save the links for other occasions yourself!
>Skip to random part in the very first video
>"Perhaps it's pronounced Loki-fer, I dunno, just a guess."
Yea, that's all I needed to see.
Oh silly me, the two I posted skipped the singing and dancing.
Lion King of Judah:
Joy Story: To Infinity and Beyond
> " Andy would never leave us or forsake us, and as long as his name is written on your SOUL ( shows bottom of boot) you'll be taken care of!"
You weren't kidding about this being painful.
>Cinemaphile pretends to have found shit on their own to avoid admitting watching a a girls YT channel
What springs to mind is the story of Jesus going ballistic and and cleansing the temple
Bojack Horseman. It's as if the writers truly believed that shoehorning bogstandard liberal talking points into their show were still some act of daring counterculture. Any semi-niche show that nevertheless garners half a million fans on Reddit should be an immediate red flag.
Helluva Boss
The "Assigned Male" comics will always be the epitome of cringe imo, thought the meme edits are pretty funny
Is this the actual strip, or one of the edits you're talking about? What did Grandpa here say that was so upsetting? Saying the kid will grow up like their dad?
not him but thats uneditted
Its the actual strip, the whole point of the comic series is that its a retelling of the troony artists life of being "assigned male" and that he instead identifies as a girl.
Poor grandpa is portrayed as a bigot because of him saying the troony kid should eat so he should grow big and strong like his dad. This upsets the troony because grandpa is reminding him that he will probably grow up to be a man and not magically become a woman because he thinks so.
fact. What an entitled and self centered "artist". He will never be a woman nei3a man cause he will most likely off himself pretty soon
Almost all American cartoon that have been released the last 10 years
What are the exceptions?
No forced "progressive" political agendas, no cringe Calarts artstyle, no butchering classic franchises from producers that hate the original source, no producers that spend most of them time at social media about "diversity" and shit and antagonizing their audience...
I gather from this thread the popular opinion of cringe is any post-2000s cartoon
God I want to frick this sexy cat. It's defo the suit that does it for me
suits on feral is unexpectedly hot. so is her french outfit
This. This is cringe
No, this is Patrick
All of Cinemaphile.
Infinity Train, but not in the way you may think.
I think the storytelling and characters are super well done, but the cheap-outsourced-animation-look™ makes the ambitious shots and emotion fall flat to the point where it just looks cringe.
The only time I cringed in Book 4 was when Min said he was insecure about being a rock band because they're Asian. It just completely spelt out to me how little Asian musicians Owen Dennis knows about.
*was in Book 4
Save Yourself
I'm pro creator owned
I'm pro genre variety
I'm perfectly fine with LGBT works
I'm mostly positive about Boom's output
But holy shit that comic was an abomination
lots of cringe in the 90s and early 2000s whenever hip hop or some singing was involved
Hip-hop I dislike, but I'm fine with singing unless its
>character is supposed to be a good singer
>it's autotuned/edited
is wanting to make out with a girl in a crop top sweatshirt really that cringe? she has some good content
Netflixvania
Mostly the when the dialogue got excessive with the FRICK SHIT PISS, but sometimes even full scenes or even whole plotlines