Jman

I spend so much time practicing grappling and jiu jitsu, but I hate bringing it up in too much detail because I’m worried I’ll come off like an Internet Tough Guytm. Jiu jitsu doesn’t make me think I’m a badass, it makes me mellow as shit. But I can’t really share that outside of the people at my gym without feeling like a braggart and a jerk.

Yes but the late Anthony Bourdain gives this project some credibility. The spigot remains thoroughly, THOROUGHLY cut off so Zaslav has to make more local cartoons.

Well, I think DeMarco has another show to eye.

The future is in-house.

That’s a surprise given how S2 ended.

Multi-language video.

That explains a few things.

Oda seems to confirm we will be getting the trailer this Saturday at Tudum.

It’s Twitter link time! There’s a lot of material…in the comedy side. Action seems limited to DC but were you expecting different?

Panel is today.

We’ve had successful examples fairly recently, namely Invincible not to mention the Spider-Verse sequel making tons of money worldwide, but so much of the male family audience has been completely ceded to the Japanese by writers that only want to write about “MY FEEWINGS” or relationships for the LBGTQ+ community shippers, that it’s almost impossible for the male audience to not associate anime with stuff for them and other stuff for girls. If 10 year old boys are wearing Jujutsu Kaisen shirts, something has gone wrong, in a big way. Genndy is like…the one guy still making action animation in his own style.

Some can be anime, but you need to have something deeper than a surface level understanding of the material. It’s why Castlevania’s fight scenes work (even if the writer of the first series is a sex pest shitheel). This is why I like that despite having flourishes from anime, Invincible takes most of its cues from the 90s X-Men cartoon.

The opening sequence.

https://variety.com/2023/film/global/adam-devine-idris-elba-genndy-tartakovsky-1235642934/ Well, no one can accuse him of being one dimensional.

Genuinely would want to go to that “Latin America and anime” panel. Ah well.

At this point I just want it to come out even if it’s two episodes and is little more than a motion comic. Considering that Toonami ain’t got no damn money, I don’t see them making some insane project for the hell of it. Where’s Toonami’s weird take on Captain N?

Slow cooker ribs, leftover fries, and a salad.

Wasn’t sure where to put this one. It’s advertised as anime but the studio is European and using European characters and IP. Also, frog assassin.

They’re also doing a big celebration of making all the money in Times Square.

70 minute finale. This show once again seems to be making bank.

A lot of the aesthetic choices in Beastars make more sense when you find out the author is the daughter of Baki’s author.

It lives! Well, that’s a good sign. And with a public release, it probably won’t be a write off…at first.