The Animation Station

[Philip J. Fry]

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The first season of Amphibia was a lot of fun. Following the footsteps of Gravity Falls (Matt Braly, Amphibia's creator, who was a storyboard artist and director on GF), this show is fast paced, full of jokes, bright backgrounds, charming characters and overall very creative. While this season was mostly full of stand-alone adventures, as it goes along, it gives some shades of mystery and a potential long narrative arc (how did Anne got into this Amphibian world? where are her friends? how about the conflict between toads and frogs?).


Overall, it's very good and I'll tune in when it's back.

[Philip J. Fry]

Kipo and the Wonderbeasts was awesome. Good animation (reminds me of Boondocks), action and a lot of heart. What strikes me the most is how stylish it feels at times and how it embraces black culture, particularly with music withoug feeling gratuitous. One of my favorite sequences is the introduction of Benson: a surface dweller that stumbles into a truck full of soda (2,000 y.o. soda) at the top of an electric tower and goes for a can... but not before he plugs a hip-hop track on his earphones and climbs at the rhythm of the music. Reminded me a bit of Into the Spiderverse when Miles goes to school at the rhythm of the music. There's a certain carefree atmosphere which contrasts nicely with the tense ending of the previous episode.

[Dukefrukem]

He's right . Comedy is subjective. And I laughed my ass off during this episode.

I'm a Seth McFarlane fan. I love it when jokes are beat into the ground.

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[Wryan]

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Super good movie, if not wholly original. Finale is outrageous. Sometimes queasily violent.

[Wryan]

Philip have you seen the Astartes series on YouTube (and other places)? It's a Warhammer 40000-related fan film animation series essentially done by just one guy. It's incredible. Just released a new part in the series. Each part obviously takes quite a while to do. I'm sure he has a patreon to help him.

[Philip J. Fry]

Philip have you seen the Astartes series on YouTube (and other places)? It's a Warhammer 40000-related fan film animation series essentially done by just one guy. It's incredible. Just released a new part in the series. Each part obviously takes quite a while to do. I'm sure he has a patreon to help him.

Never heard of it, but sounds like the kind of stuff i'm into. Let me look for it.

[Philip J. Fry]

By Pendleton Ward (Adventue Time) and Duncan Trussell.

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"For today's video, we are going to examine the moral philosophy of one of the most talked-about cartoons to air recently, Infinity Train. What does this story of the mysterious train have to tell us about morality, right and wrong, and developing into a good person? The ways we each answer these questions for ourselves can tell us a lot about how we come to shape the world."

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Awesome.

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Blegh.

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The show this is based on is really good, so I'll tune in.

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