I'm gonna say it- Ok Ko Let's be Heroes wasn't perfect, far from it. I mean, I still enjoyed it for what it was but I still wanted it to be better. Assuming if this show gets a reboot in the future or you gain the ability to travel back in time, how would you change the story for the better? Here are my thoughts;
>Ditch all the filler episodes, i.e. After School Specials/Social commentaries, Cross overs and that time skip episode >Focus more on KO, with Rad and Enid not befriending him until he actually grows stronger - pose them as minor antagonists even to motivate his training >Lose the twist of Venomous being Lazer Blast, just have him kill KO's father instead >Loose the entire Turbo KO personality, but keep the power >Have a season long arc where KO works for Boxman or another villain as a way to learn more about his Turbo and how to use it >End the arc with KO having to decide between having a chance at starting his path of becoming a renown Villains apprentice or killing his mother >After decision is made set up room for another series
>>Ditch all the filler episodes, i.e. After School Specials/Social commentaries, Cross overs and that time skip episode no >>Focus more on KO, with Rad and Enid not befriending him until he actually grows stronger - pose them as minor antagonists even to motivate his training no >>Lose the twist of Venomous being Lazer Blast, just have him kill KO's father instead no >>Loose the entire Turbo KO personality, but keep the power no >>Have a season long arc where KO works for Boxman or another villain as a way to learn more about his Turbo and how to use it yes >End the arc with KO having to decide between having a chance at starting his path of becoming a renown Villains apprentice or killing his mother yes >>After decision is made set up room for another series no
Daniel Stewart
I don't think I'd change much, but I'd probably move the explanation of Glorbs to somewhere at the start of the show instead of right at the fucking end. And I'd NOT make Chip Damage deactivate himself for a nonsensical moral but have Gar motivate him to become his own hero or something, since Gar also lost his sense of purpose and I'd think it'd be a neat bit. Finally, I'd try to give Foxtail an actual motive for turning POINT from a group of heroes into a faceless task force, like the accidents with Grey and Lazerblast convinced her that individual heroes aren't enough, just any reason, and set up a confrontation between her and Gar as a clash of ideals.
Brandon Cook
>Ditch all the filler episodes, i.e. After School Specials/Social commentaries, Cross overs and that time skip episode ditch the after school shit and social commentaries, keep filler >Focus more on KO, with Rad and Enid not befriending him until he actually grows stronger - pose them as minor antagonists even to motivate his training no >Lose the twist of Venomous being Lazer Blast, just have him kill KO's father instead no >Loose the entire Turbo KO personality, but keep the power maybe since the evil 2nd personality thing is retarded >Have a season long arc where KO works for Boxman or another villain as a way to learn more about his Turbo and how to use it no >End the arc with KO having to decide between having a chance at starting his path of becoming a renown Villains apprentice or killing his mother >killing his mother this is retarded >After decision is made set up room for another series or just have him grow as a hero, since we got almost none of that in the actual show. It always felt like he never made any actual progress that wasn't tied to his second personality
Xavier Ward
>Finally, I'd try to give Foxtail an actual motive for turning POINT from a group of heroes into a faceless task force, like the accidents with Grey and Lazerblast convinced her that individual heroes aren't enough This WASN'T her actual motive??
Elijah King
I don't think so, I don't remember her referring to it at all or announcing any plans for it or anyone else referring to it or any scene showing that kind of influence. The sequence of events I remembered was those two events happened, Gar got kicked out, he founded the plaza and then bang, POINT task force rolls in.
Joseph Morales
You almost forgot: >Ditch the Point Prep episodes revolving around Enid.
Yeah most of these ideas are garbage and don't understand what OK K.O.! was about. It was a throwback to the cartoons of the 90-early 2000s. It was intended to be viewed as a parody of action cartoons from that time period. It doesn't really take itself that seriously so suddenly investing all the points in making a serious plot isn't really understanding what the show was trying to be. It didn't matter to me whether it was a plot episode or not OK K.O.! just knew how to be fun and that was what it was trying to do. Too many people wanted it to be the next Steven Universe.
I agree about tightening up on plot-moving episodes, but I disagree about getting rid of the twist. It was great, but needed more time to really see an impact. Another season would have helped that.
Hunter Butler
>Ditch all the filler episodes, i.e. After School Specials/Social commentaries, Cross overs and that time skip episode Yes, but keep the episodes focused on background heroes from plaza and POINT. >Focus more on KO, with Rad and Enid not befriending him until he actually grows stronger - pose them as minor antagonists even to motivate his training Dunno. >Lose the twist of Venomous being Lazer Blast Yes, this twist was so lazy and predictable. >just have him kill KO's father instead Eh, dunno, this sounds boring too. I would either make Laserblast, Venomous, and Shadowy Figure 3 different people, or keep the twist about Laserblast being Shadowy Figure, but make Venomous his twin brother or sth. >Loose the entire Turbo KO personality, but keep the power No. TKO was fun, edgy power without the edgy split personality wouldn't be remotely the same thing. If it was up to me, I would have an arc about trying to find a way to separate TKO from KO's body, a few episodes or maybe an entire arc where they become split, and either don't kill TKO at the end, like, have Venomous or some other scientist make him an artificial body or sth, or have him die and be reborn as KO's and Dendy's son. >Have a season long arc where KO works for Boxman or another villain as a way to learn more about his Turbo and how to use it Maybe? >End the arc with KO having to decide between having a chance at starting his path of becoming a renown Villains apprentice or killing his mother NO. Why make him kill his mother? >After decision is made set up room for another series About what?
Jace Reyes
>Ditch all the filler episodes, i.e. After School Specials/Social commentaries, Cross overs and that time skip episode Agreed >Focus more on KO, with Rad and Enid not befriending him until he actually grows stronger - pose them as minor antagonists even to motivate his training Rad and Enid being surrogate siblings was part of the core dynamic's appeal, this idea would ruin that. >Lose the twist of Venomous being Lazer Blast, just have him kill KO's father instead Venomous being Lazerblast was a good twist and provided KO with a foil that represents are dark perversion of his pursuit of power and recognition. >Loose the entire Turbo KO personality, but keep the power TKO was actually one of the few examples of a dark alternate self that actually worked. TKO almost always had at least one good point to make even if he was ultimately wrong. He manages to be both a distinct personality and a believable extension of KO's psyche. >Have a season long arc where KO works for Boxman or another villain as a way to learn more about his Turbo and how to use it That is blatantly OOC for KO. Going undercover is the only situation where this make sense. >End the arc with KO having to decide between having a chance at starting his path of becoming a renown Villains apprentice or killing his mother KO wants to be a hero; this is stupid. >After decision is made set up room for another series I liked the finale we got. Trying to set up for a sequel would be unsatisfying as an ending if we didn't get it and if the sequel was bad, it would make any discussion of the show into a fight between original series purists and sequelshitters. Giving the show more time work out the plots that had to be rushed would be a better alternative to trying a sequel. The change I would make would be getting rid of the Enid/Rad bad first date episode and have them together instead of pairing Enid with Red Action. I rage quit that episode and any episode like it deserves to be shit on forever.
Blake Stewart
One thing that would extensively improve the recurring plot with KO would be to not do that stupid 'TKO never existed, it was just KO being angry the whole time'
That was stupid as fuck, went against everything they had shown about TKO and felt pretentious, too. I refuse to believe TKO as being anything other than an entirely different conscience that's inside KO's mind for whatever plot-related reason.
It should end with giving him a new body, too.
Wyatt Scott
TKO was the sum of KO's grievances with the world around him, fuelled by insecurity. He was KO's way of lashing out at the world and the two of them synthesising into a whole and healthy individual was a metaphor for emotional maturity. If TKO is just a weird mind parasite, you Flanderize KO into a flat, dull, generic, kid paragon.
Colton Miller
Better yet, just have KO be the one who goes to POINT. Maybe have that be the point it gets hinted who KO's dad use to be.
>It always felt like he never made any actual progress that wasn't tied to his second personality Yes, in the 1st episode of the last season they even tried to make it appear like KO made some progress by having Enid and Rad praise him for "learning" how to help others by being thoughtful and empathetic, which is something he excelled at since the very beginning.
Adrian Garcia
>Loose the entire Turbo KO personality, but keep the power Why even live then
>Ditch the Point Prep episodes revolving around Enid. Why? I'm not the biggest fan of Enid, but I don't get why anons keep shitting on her and the Point Prep arc. The Point Prep episodes were perfectly fine imo, they resolved the plot point about Enid and Elodie's broken friendship, were connected to the season's finale, and introduced many new waifus. The new ending credits were cool too. As for Enid, she's not as much of a bitch and Mary Sue as people make her out to be, and I don't see what's wrong with her getting her own mini arc, she's a protagonist after all. If the show wasn't cancelled prematurely, Rad would have gotten an arc of similar length for sure.
Gabriel Allen
Is there even one cartoon where the hero got his bigsisfu in the end? It's a dead end always leading to parting or cuckery, never a happy ending. All I want is for the shota to score his big sis.
1. Fix the awful art style that turned all sane people off the show. 2. There you've fixed the show
Juan Lopez
i thought it was great we just needed more episodes fuck you
Nathaniel Jenkins
all I'd do is give season 3 20 more episodes
Michael Williams
yeah all we needed would be a Rad equivalent to the point prep arc, which probably woulda gotten in season 3 had it been a reasonable length (hell even with only 20 episodes, there was a lot more Rad focus than Enid in season 3, contrasting with the opposite trend in season 2)
Michael Reed
It should have the art style of the mobile game too
