How dare you, sir!This was more tedious than watching an episode of Big Bang Theory and they're outright horrible.
Animation these days tends to be computer animated, so of course it's going to look good and fluid.
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How dare you, sir!This was more tedious than watching an episode of Big Bang Theory and they're outright horrible.
To be perfectly honest, I couldn't care less about the fans a re-issue might alienate because if all they're concerned about is being able to scalp the people who were either unaware of the Dragon Boxes or couldn't afford them at the time, they're just leeches and deserve to have their greed backfire on them.
The computer doesn't do literally everything for us. I actually work under two supervisors who worked on MLP in the past who are both excellent animators, and the show I'm on now, of course, uses puppets (though in Harmony, not Flash). Tweening creates very robotic animation so it gets used more as a 'helper' in creating breakdown and in-between poses that we finesse afterwards.ABED wrote:Animation these days tends to be computer animated, so of course it's going to look good and fluid.
I've thought that for a while.superfunk wrote:Beginning to think you are just an elaborate trollthatdbzguy wrote:It's usually episodic, but sometimes it'll have two-parters if you want to count those a serialized. In either format though, the stories are usually far better written than DBZ's, although admittedly, that doesn't say much.superfunk wrote:Is MLP episodic or serialized? if episodic, I doubt it has better characters and a better story than DBZ.
@thatdbzguy, Is there any show that you think(will admit to) has worse writing than DBZ?
For your second question, I'm not sure. Some may exist, but if they do, I haven't seen them myself. From what I have seen though, yeah, DBZ pretty much takes the cake for worst writing.
If thats the case then why are you here? Why not post on a forum of a show that you love like MLP. You have no interest in discussing anything you insult Dragon Ball Z and you try to justify your opinions by saying that you like the show but you recognize its flaws. You will never convince any of us that Dragon Ball Z isn't an amazing show coming here and saying things like MLP has better action than Dragon Ball Z makes me want to vomit. Nothing will come of this thread just like your other threads you'll use this one to voice your own stubborn opinions to no end. Your shtick is getting old.thatdbzguy wrote:For your second question, I'm not sure. Some may exist, but if they do, I haven't seen them myself. From what I have seen though, yeah, DBZ pretty much takes the cake for worst writing.
Kendamu wrote:This is an 80s/90s animated all-ages show that was popular amongst kids. It's not some potent super weapon that might fall into the wrong hands that we have to protect from evil.AjayLikesGaming wrote:If you put out untouched footage, someone like me is going to take it and turn it into a perfect release. Someone not like me is going to do the same and share it instead. You give pirates the opportunity to do better than companies and people will jump on that so fast.
I'm sorry but did you just say my little pony is better then DBZ? What are you smoking smh.thatdbzguy wrote:You shouldn't judge a book by it's cover. Like I've said, the show is very-well written and beats DBZ in pretty much every category. You should watch the fight scene I'm talking about if you want to dispel any thoughts you have on MLP being only for little girls.ABED wrote:Yes, especially if you're not a pre-pubescent girl. First off, farts are always funny, and fights don't stop being cool even into adulthood. I know we're supposed to be accepting of all cultures, but I find Bronies to be weird.Took the words right outta my mouth. Honestly, we're on a forum dedicated to a Japanese childrens' show that starts out as juvenile fart-jokes and ends up being basically about muscular guys punching each other through mountains. Is a cartoon about multi-colored ponies really that much more ridiculous?
If you can put up with DBZ's amateurish writing, then I'm sure you'll be able to actually appreciate MLP's writing if you give it a chance.
No, I don't think I am. It's unexpected that a My Little Pony cartoon, which is typically thought of as being strictly for little girls, exceeds at action with just one scene when compared to a series that places action as its main focus throughout its entire story.TheGmGoken wrote:You're using irony wrong.
Dramatic irony - knowing more than a character. Like We know Trunks was Vegeta son before Vegeta
Verbal -Sarcasm
Situational- Unexpected. A firehouse burning down from fire.
It exceeding at the other things I mentioned as well just adds more to the unexpected.
That's a Opinion! Not irony. Unexpected meaning that wouldn't happen. If that's your opinion its just a bad confidence. Not irony you're not using the word rightNo, I don't think I am. It's unexpected that a My Little Pony cartoon, which is typically thought of as being strictly for little girls, exceeds at action with just one scene when compared to a series that places action as its main focus throughout its entire story.
It exceeding at the other things I mentioned as well just adds more to the unexpected.
I know it doesn't do everything, but it does keep things on model, and not so "bendy" for lack of a better term. It would probably be best if you use lay terminology, because I and others aren't in the biz.The computer doesn't do literally everything for us. I actually work under two supervisors who worked on MLP in the past who are both excellent animators, and the show I'm on now, of course, uses puppets (though in Harmony, not Flash). Tweening creates very robotic animation so it gets used more as a 'helper' in creating breakdown and in-between poses that we finesse afterwards.
I'm not trying to convince him not to like it, you should point your comments to the original poster. He opened yet another thread to attack DBZ.People are going to like what they like. That's the beginning and end of it. There's no good reason to be aggressive to someone one way or the other over shows they enjoy.
Not to get political, but communism is evil, and I'm not sure what point you're trying to make by using this as an example.Like a communist in the 50's-60's.
So breaking the mold by making a cartoon using a brand that was originally labled as just for little girls and making it a mature, un-stereotypical, well-written show isn't impressive?TheGmGoken wrote:Really? Really? MLP isn't impressive at all. Do you even like Db?
You can't be serious.TheGMGoken wrote:Those beams look worst than budokai 1 beams. Nothing special.
Khalid Shahin wrote:Yeah, pretty much sums the show up right there.Dragon Soul Funimation Lyrics wrote:Nothing ever dies; we will rise again!
You know, your responses aren't exactly improving others' impressions of MLP or its fans. Also, I'd take "mature" out of that list. I'm not really sure what that would mean.thatdbzguy wrote: So breaking the mold by making a cartoon using a brand that was originally labled as just for little girls and making it a mature, un-stereotypical, well-written show isn't impressive?
You can't be serious.
1. Breaking the mold? It's not the first to do that. Are we seriously going to debate ponies on Kanzenshuu? The show isn't that good. The fight was boringthatdbzguy wrote:So breaking the mold by making a cartoon using a brand that was originally labled as just for little girls and making it a mature, un-stereotypical, well-written show isn't impressive?TheGmGoken wrote:Really? Really? MLP isn't impressive at all. Do you even like Db?
You can't be serious.TheGMGoken wrote:Those beams look worst than budokai 1 beams. Nothing special.
My little pony is for little girls and its not more mature then DBZ.thatdbzguy wrote:So breaking the mold by making a cartoon using a brand that was originally labled as just for little girls and making it a mature, un-stereotypical, well-written show isn't impressive?TheGmGoken wrote:Really? Really? MLP isn't impressive at all. Do you even like Db?
You can't be serious.TheGMGoken wrote:Those beams look worst than budokai 1 beams. Nothing special.
Actually I don't feel this was a real DBZ-homage. At least to me, I dont identify or recognize DBZ as nothing but huge power blasts and explosions constantly flying everywhere - to me its not a homage until they actually have fast fist-to-fist combat.thatdbzguy wrote:Do you think this could possibly be a sort of homage to DBZ? MLP has paid homage to things like Star Wars before, so I think that there's a chance that all of this DBZ-like stuff might have been a reference of some sort. Also, how do you think it stacks up compared to DBZ? Is it any better, worse, or on-par?
Zephyr wrote:The fandom's collective fetishizing of "moments" is also ridiculous to me. No, not everyone needs a fucking "shine" moment. If that's all you want, then all you want is fanservice, rather than an actual coherent story. And of course those aren't mutually exclusive; you could have a coherent story with "shine" moments! But if a story is perfectly coherent (and I'm really not seeing any compelling arguments that this one is anything but, despite constantly recurring, really poorly reasoned, attempts to argue otherwise), and you're bemoaning the lack of "shine" moments as a reason for the story's poor quality, then you're letting your thirst for "shine" moments obfuscate your ability to detect basic storytelling when it's right in front of you.
How? Because it doesn't have ponies in it?ABED wrote:To bottom line it, it's weird, the clip was a nice homage, but DBZ is still better.
Khalid Shahin wrote:Yeah, pretty much sums the show up right there.Dragon Soul Funimation Lyrics wrote:Nothing ever dies; we will rise again!
Come on man, I haven't watched MLP since I was... 12 I think, but the stories were never that well written, I mean come on there was a whole episode where they just have a sleep over!thatdbzguy wrote:It's usually episodic, but sometimes it'll have two-parters if you want to count those a serialized. In either format though, the stories are usually far better written than DBZ's, although admittedly, that doesn't say much.superfunk wrote:Is MLP episodic or serialized? if episodic, I doubt it has better characters and a better story than DBZ.
@thatdbzguy, Is there any show that you think(will admit to) has worse writing than DBZ?
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Ponies arent the default of everything. Its a little annoying seeing them compared to everything and treated as superior by comical default. This fight was entertaining but it wasnt in any way better, especially because you don't like DBZ. MLP is vastly overrated.thatdbzguy wrote:How? Because it doesn't have ponies in it?ABED wrote:To bottom line it, it's weird, the clip was a nice homage, but DBZ is still better.
Zephyr wrote:The fandom's collective fetishizing of "moments" is also ridiculous to me. No, not everyone needs a fucking "shine" moment. If that's all you want, then all you want is fanservice, rather than an actual coherent story. And of course those aren't mutually exclusive; you could have a coherent story with "shine" moments! But if a story is perfectly coherent (and I'm really not seeing any compelling arguments that this one is anything but, despite constantly recurring, really poorly reasoned, attempts to argue otherwise), and you're bemoaning the lack of "shine" moments as a reason for the story's poor quality, then you're letting your thirst for "shine" moments obfuscate your ability to detect basic storytelling when it's right in front of you.
Why don't you call yourself ThatMyLittlePonyGuy? You clearly love that show more.thatdbzguy wrote:How? Because it doesn't have ponies in it?ABED wrote:To bottom line it, it's weird, the clip was a nice homage, but DBZ is still better.