Quickest way to explain Infinity Train is to just watch the pilot (the series exists because of the insanely good word of mouth that the short created):
If you thought the first 10 episodes were good... then yes continue. I in general tell people to make it to episode 26 to get a better idea of what the show really is (which sounds like a lot but they are half eps) as that's when the show starts shifting tone into what made SU popular.
What the heck, how have a literally never heard of this show? Everything you guys described sounds right up my alley!
Kipo is great. I tried so hard to try to get more people to watch it after season one when they hadn't announced later seasons yet... and again after season 2, and then they confirmed a third and final season with a statement from the creator that it was planned for three seasons all together. So it's a nice story flow in general.
GlitchTechs is fine but was doomed even before COVID. The series barely got a 10 episode second season. And the team obviously knew the show was doomed, which is why they did some weird ass shit like the tentacle porn scene (which will almost assuredly be the series lasting reputation)
it never got a second season, don't let netflix fool you. (netflix loves to split single season orders and call them multiple seasons in general)
I still need to watch season 2 of that. I found it a little more enjoyable than Rick and Morty, but I find Rick and Morty to be at the very bottom of my tolerable list most of the time.
Damn, that's even more depressing. But I'm not surprised. It must've been a pretty expensive show to produce considering it was animated to mimic a 2D hand drawn show & even animated the main character's hair on every frame.
Yeah there is a lot of things that are sad about it.
I couldn't stand the birds of prey movie... but most of that was because I watched the harley cartoon first and find the cartoon harley to be a million times better than the movie version lol... thus harley was a real snoozefest in birds of prey for me :P
Nowhere near as good but the Dragon's Blood anime is done by Studio Mir - the Korra studio with help from Bryke - the Avatar creatorsAvatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra
To be fair Disney gives most of their shows a chance.... it's just they have a pretty hard limit on 3 seasons in general... so good shows get 3 seasons and bad ones get 2 >.> (really really really popular ones may get 4) We are already pretty sure that both Anphibia and Owl house are 3 seasons. as both creators have hinted that they planned the stories to be across 3 seasons and specifically the creator of the Owl House doesn't have a ton of interest in doing a long running kids show because she wants to do something more mature in general.
Based on your posts here & in the sexualization in video games thread, I'm pretty sure you'll like Harley Quinn. It falls more in the realm of the others DC animated universe shows by trying to tell a story through the lens of superheroes, rather than being strictly about superheroes. Also, it's a outright comedy that plays off of typical superhero tropes.
GlitchTechs is 100% dead. Animation has a very long production process so once a team disbands & moves onto new projects, the original show has no chance of coming back outside of a crazy Futurama level revival.
I don't know who that is but yeah I enjoyed the show a lot. Wasn't expecting much out of it from the Netflix trailer thing but it surprised me.
It's very good and will trick you into thinking that the Spawn property is good.
Oh. I wasn't saying there was much of a chance. like .0001%. One of the creators went on a dark rant back around the start of the new year to another project creator talking about how you shouldn't assume you are getting another season and thus should fit what you want in that made it pretty clear that he got the absolute confirmation Glitch Techs was dead, but it still was never officially announced as cancelled yet.
I never thought it was that bad. It has really good animation and action. It goes from being a smaller space fantasy adventure series in the first two seasons to being a full blown space opera for the rest. It loses its focus on character, but the plotting and the action never stops and the world building is pretty strong.
honestly, for people in their mid 20's to mid 30's, it can hit way too fucking real. It's very good.
Owl House takes off once the setting changes. Also, you only just got introduced to Amity, who is the breakout character of the show
