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Pi on my Cake

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Apart from Gravity Falls. I have not seen any of the other shows. Also I dont think Phineas is expected for older audience.
Of all these shows, it seems the most geared towards young kids below 12. Are they really that good?
I only noticed that Star vs is getting pretty popular on social sites. Slowly replacing the audience lost by Gravity Falls ending.
On the other side.. Steven Universe as a huge following. Specially teens and adult women (all the people who I follow who mention steven universe.. are adults in their 20's )

Steven Universe is fantastic once it finds its footing (like episode 20, it's alright before then, but nothing special). I put it up there with Bojack Horseman and Marvel Netflix shows as my favorite ongoing series. Star vs. had really strong characters and is enjoyable to watch, but not great yet (in my opinion). It has some great episodes and then some really weird corny ones. And when Phineas and Ferb was new it had an older following. the creators for their start in family guy and the same comedy style shows at the beginning of the series. After a couple season, that show became a lot more kid focused though.

I study animation aas a hobby because I really think it's an underutilized medium for story telling. often used only for "kids shows" or ssuper raunchy "adult" shows. So when things like Steven Universe and gravity falls have that pg-13 style crossover appeal and feel more worried about telling great stories than demographics, I love that! Or when adult cartoons try to have more depth instead of just shock value like Bojack and Rick & Morty, I love that too!.
 

*Q*

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"If You Had Wings", "The Monorail Song," and "Seizing the Future" are in there too. It's such a fun musical scrapbook.

Seize the Future must have been one of I had difficulty placing! I recognized If You Had Wings and the Monorail Song from the MK loop. I was surprised when the Monorail Song was added to the MK loop a year or two ago, I guess now I know where it came from. So altogether, this is everything I can think of that's in the loop:
-Miracles from Molecules
-Strange Things
-The Best Time of Your Life
-There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow
-If You Had Wings
-Le Visionarium (TDL only)
-The Monorail Song
-Tron (TDL only)
-Seize the Future (TDL only)
-The Timekeeper (TDL only)

How messed up is it that the Tokyo version of the loop has two pieces of music exclusive to MK attractions but the MK version doesn't??


The Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow part is my favorite, I think like 18 minutes in.
 

brb1006

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Seize the Future must have been one of I had difficulty placing! I recognized If You Had Wings and the Monorail Song from the MK loop. I was surprised when the Monorail Song was added to the MK loop a year or two ago, I guess now I know where it came from. So altogether, this is everything I can think of that's in the loop:
-Miracles from Molecules
-Strange Things
-The Best Time of Your Life
-There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow
-If You Had Wings
-Le Visionarium (TDL only)
-The Monorail Song
-Tron (TDL only)
-Seize the Future (TDL only)
-The Timekeeper (TDL only)

How messed up is it that the Tokyo version of the loop has two pieces of music exclusive to MK attractions but the MK version doesn't??



The Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow part is my favorite, I think like 18 minutes in.

I love how Space Mountain's lights move in sync to the music. I'm actually kind of jealous for seeing that.
 

Bairstow

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Now wait a second- the "synchronized" video from Tokyo- isn't that the American version of the loop that's playing? Have they changed it? Wish I could read the Japanese comments.
 

Cesar R M

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Steven Universe is fantastic once it finds its footing (like episode 20, it's alright before then, but nothing special). I put it up there with Bojack Horseman and Marvel Netflix shows as my favorite ongoing series. Star vs. had really strong characters and is enjoyable to watch, but not great yet (in my opinion). It has some great episodes and then some really weird corny ones. And when Phineas and Ferb was new it had an older following. the creators for their start in family guy and the same comedy style shows at the beginning of the series. After a couple season, that show became a lot more kid focused though.

I study animation aas a hobby because I really think it's an underutilized medium for story telling. often used only for "kids shows" or ssuper raunchy "adult" shows. So when things like Steven Universe and gravity falls have that pg-13 style crossover appeal and feel more worried about telling great stories than demographics, I love that! Or when adult cartoons try to have more depth instead of just shock value like Bojack and Rick & Morty, I love that too!.
I'm still angry at cartoon network for destroying Young Justice. It was damn nice.
TMNT 2012 going good, but sometimes has the same issues you mentioned.. serious ones, then super corny..
I hate when the random writers disregard the character development they had in prior episodes (episodes explicitly to show such growth)
 

Cesar R M

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Season One of Star was fantastic. Season Two is not quite as funny, but that's because they seem to be focusing more on character and setting development over gags. Alan Tudyk as King Butterfly owns it everytime he shows up, though.
Alan Tudyk steals the show anywhere he goes..
I loved him so much in Firefly and even more in "Tucker and Dale vs The Evil"
 

Cesar R M

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what are the odds of of the stitch animatronic taking over the starlight lounge, leaving sonny eclipse drunk and penniless on the streets of discoveryland?
I wonder if they could set up a dinner show or somehow more complex than just sonny doing music stunts. I mean.. theres a lot of animatronics in the Stitch attraction.
I suddenly remember Chuck E. Cheese and the Rock a Fire Explosion band.
 

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