How's a show that's trying to be Recess by way of Ed, Edd, n Eddy manage to suck so much?
How's a show that's trying to be Recess by way of Ed, Edd, n Eddy manage to suck so much?
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Try just having fun watching it
I've watched it and didn't have fun.
Sorry to hear about that. I like it, it's like recess with smartphones.
It's not trying to be anything, that's the problem.
It's boring, the art style is shit and the main character is really ugly.
It's trying to be Recess, Ed, Edd n Eddy, Clarence and Hey Arnold, but is written by people who never played outside or had any friends in their childhood.
>people who never played outside or had any friends in their childhood.
Fucking brutal user
Don't compare this to the Eds
And they were inspired by JRPGs
There's some autistic Twitter drama that tangentially involves this show going on right now, where some (literal) nigga that is apparently important in the show's production is trying to cancel some other dude by calling him a racist or something, and there's basically a flood of mongs trying to ruin the man's career.
I don't really care about the drama itself, but I don't really wanna support a show with such an asswipe on board.
>And they were inspired by JRPGs
Figures if they did that instead of actually playing outside.
How come Clarence is better than this despite being similiar?
See
>hate-thread #3078
I like it. The character interactions and dialogue are good, and the little cliques are entertaining.
Clarence is far more surreal/cartoony
Even the poster looks half assed. Just some character artwork with a blue background
Why are there so many comparisons to EEnE when that show was all about how far you can push the limits of slapstick.
Father's day episode and a musical episode in the upcoming June batch.
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That's too bad. The show's already not that popular, so it doesn't need the additional drama.
I've gotten a little more into the show since the last thread I was in maybe a week ago, but it still isn't really doing it for me. It hasn't turned me away either, though I've never had the inkling to watch more than two episodes in a row. Almost feels like a do-over honestly. I like it conceptually.
Clarence is flawed, I would say. All the characters on that show had something going on. Craig is a mathlete from a well-off nuclear family. It almost feels like edutainment, too polite. The last episode I watched had Craig trying to weasel out of having to eat a steak dinner with his family. I like me some slice of life, but c'mon.
Scenes like this are the minority (the majority is just tepid slice-of-life)
Both are CN originals and both are about kids doing stuff (that's enough for most people)
Most current year CN posters do the same thing
>The show's already not that popular
then perish
This, Craig is far too "safe" (at least SU had space rocks and We Bare Bears has appealing animal MCs)
The only way Craig can get some attention is by breaking a few twitter eggshells
>Most current year CN posters do the same thing
That's not a good thing.
Well, that's just lazy. Whatever happened when they had good looking posters ?
it's called minimalism, boomer
no one likes clusterfuck posters anymore. get over it.
Minimalism isn't an excuse for not trying. This is just lazy
This came out in 2001, so there's no excuse. CN just stopped giving a damn around the mid 2010s, especially after Miller took over
These minimal posters, at the very least, accurately represent the shows on CN. Bland and soulless.
>2001
>clusterfuck poster
>not even from cartoon network
try again. kids like simple now.
Cope zoomer, Cartoon Network used to have soul before Miller took over, these simple posters are dogshit.
Snyder left too soon. He may've made some shitty decisions, but he still cared about quality and respecting kids's intelligence. We'd never gotten early seasons of AT or OTGW if Miller was in charge during the early 2010s
Say the user watching a borderline dead TV channel outside of the target demographic
Nostalgia doesn't mean quality.