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Tropical Paradise of Hard Shelled Fruits / Re: I think I'm coming around on A.I. art...
« on: Mar 15, 2024, 06:09:29 PM »
Just watching Shanieology craft AI mashups and laughing at it makes it worthwhile.
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To be clear, I'm not saying it is Shakespeare, just that I think Smith believes that's what he's accomplished here.Smith strikes me as one who just loves the smell of his own poop and as such doesn't believe in the courtesy flush. So I don't doubt he's proud as can be over it, which explains why he was so butthurt about Revelation being shat over.
I did like how Hordak snorted derisively at Skeletor at one point, that was a nice touch.I think that was a little Easter egg amongst a ton of little Easter eggs. I saw where someone pointed out the front of a Cadillac in the background of this one scene with Gwildor, and it was the one whose front end came with them to Eternia in the movie. But Keith David fucking killed it in this.
You mentioned the Snake Men, and I did like what they did with Teela in regards to that. I don't know if you ever had any of those mini-comics they used to pack in with the figures, but one of the earliest ones had that green-skinned Teela character, and I'm not sure she was even referred to as Teela at that point, to be honest. But then later when she got her own toy, they mostly kept that same design (albeit with the swapped out skin tone) complete with her cobra hood and scepter.They call the green version of Teela "the Green Goddess" now, which adds to the ongoing Teela/Goddess/Sorceress conundrum. Basically Teela was both a warrior and goddess in her original concept, so it was great how they reconciled all the aspects of her character.
And from the way Kevin talks about it, it sounds like Revolution is being very well received. He sounds hopeful that they'll get to do more.Yeah, I read that and was relieved. Apparently the reason they went with 5 episodes was Netflix's algorithm told them it would do better, and it apparently has. Word is that Revolution has already done better than Revelation and was in Netflix's Top 10 for six days straight. I just hope now that strikes and whatnot are over we can get more content quicker, because the wait was pretty long for this in on top of the normal animation delay.
I thought the final episode was a really good payoff overall, but man, I found a lot of the dialogue throughout to be fucking awful.I agree about the dialogue, but I wasn't expecting Shakespeare or anything...I was looking for dumb fun and found it in spades. There were several particular groaners in there, but my favorite one was the "I laugh at the superior intellect" line...it was so cliche, but the fact they even dared to throw that in there I found to be pretty ballsy.
I wouldn't be opposed to them coming back to it at some point down the line, though. Going by the epilogue, they clearly have some ideas.
Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun...I watched most of the first season, but I couldn't hang with it. Not that there was anything really bad about it.
...Hyakkano has been pretty good so far.A lot of people are saying the source material for that is really good, and the production values are high. It's one of my pulls. I've been pro-crazy expressions ever since watching and reading GTO. And the ridiculous premise sounds like a hoot.