Cartoon/Western Animation General

@TheHappySpaceman  
nah dog if SBFP has taught me anything it’s that it’s morally gray that makes you hot.

@Angrybrony  
Morally Gary?

@TheHappySpaceman  
*morally gray

My filtered response: Really?
 
My actual response (a YT vid that I assure you isn’t an attempt to Rick-Roll)

I’m gonna binge on Gummi Bears next week on Disney+.

I don’t notice the problems in a show like pacing or rushed plotlines.
 
I think I might be dumb.

@Background Pony #C3B0  
Same. I’m easily entertained.

@icey wicey 1517  
Kinda strange concerning The Simpsons isn’t actually a kid show

@northern haste  
At least it’s tame compared to other shows like Family Guy and South Park.

@Background Pony #6A5A  
Yeah but back then (the 90s), the Simpsons was shown that aired on a channel meant for adults/a more mature audience and was considered an “adult”, while Sesame Street was a show for pre-schoolers.

@icey wicey 1517  
I can’t go back in time and stop Sesame Street from referencing that show, sorry.

@icey wicey 1517  
@northern haste  
I still watched them as a kid though regardless, (and so did many other kids) and sometimes even my parents enjoyed it with us.
 
Heck, back then they actually made children’s cartoons out of Rated R movies like Police Academy, Robocop, Rambo, and the Toxic Avenger.  
Back in the early ’90s anything went.

At home: Disney’s Adventures of the Gummi Bears
 
On the road (iPad): Guardians of the Galaxy

@Background Pony #6A5A  
I admit, I like the Gummi Bears too.
 
It’s funny some things in it might not fly nowadays, (like it’s romanticized version of the “castle/midevil days”) but it was still a good show, (with good Japanese overseas animation) and had a pretty positive episode where Tummi befriended a blind human girl, whom was treated with respect, and taught Tummi that she can still do alot despite her impairment.

Apparently the reason Disney did a gummies Bear cartoon was because Michael eisener’s kid liked the candy

@northern haste  
Yeah, though it had nothing to do with the candy itself.
 
I’ve seen some accuse it of being a “Smurfs” rip-off, but honestly the only thing it had in common was it was in midevil times, focuses on fantasy creatures, and had a recurring villain. (Though, sometimes they’d have new ones or new creatures kinda like MLP:FIM) The Smurfs had a whole civilization, while there were only 6 or 7 Gummis hiding in the kingdom.  
In fact, honestly I like the Gummi Bears better, as they had more to them then one personality quirk, had different kinds of adventures, and I guess the Smurfs were before my time. (’90s kid here.)

@Beau Skunky  
Gummi Bears’ theme kicked ass.

@Dex Stewart  

 
yay

@Dex Stewart  
Alecia Keys actually sung it on the Jimmy Fallon Show.

So YouTube apparently removed the SpongeBob Anime video and gave the uploader a strike on his channel because it wasn’t suitable for kids, despite him having marked it as “not for children” when uploading.
 
I hate everything.

@TheHappySpaceman  
We need an alternative to YouTube. Two of my favorite series are just gone forever thanks to YouTube’s delete-happy copyright bots.

@Dex Stewart  
What’s the other one?

@TheHappySpaceman  
The first was a Lucky Star abridged series. It was done by a channel called abridged thunder. They also did an MLP abridged way back in like,season one,and made jokes about how Konata and Pinkie had the same voice.  
The other was Overanalyzed MMPR,done by Girlsheartgeeks. It was comedic commentary over Power Rangers. Even the movie commentary is gone even though they just had a commentary with no visuals or audio from the movie.

@Dex Stewart  
Geez.
 
But yeah, YouTube is doing this, they already have their stupid existing policies, and additionally they’re also removing community captions and replacing it with a paid service. At this point, I seriously can’t imagine why no other site has come around to successfully replace YT yet.