Holy fuck, Inspector Gadget really did have the best animation out of any show on at the time. I can't believe it came out the same year He-Man did, because this blows He-Man out of the water animation-wise

How was it able to have this good of animation? What behind the scenes stuff made it possible for the animation to be so fluid and impressive for 1983?

ITT: Post obscure cartoons

You haven't forgotten what month it is, have you?

>Part of what made smash popular was the non-woke game design of making it a party game
>Fun Stages with a lot having unique mechanics
>Fun items from across Nintendos IP
>Even though there's a pro-scene from a game design perspective they never focuses too hard on solely catering to pro-scene instead of the casual fun aspect

Multiverses
>No items
>Each stage is just a reskinned Final Destination. SO you have Final Destination Batman Stage, Final Destination Rick and Morty Stage Etc Etc
>Very obviously designed for an artificial e-sports scene and GaaS shit and not for the party game aspect.
>Instead of fixing this for all the time they were reworking the game they double down on it.

So, I decided to watch my first DC animated movie. I was impressed.
I liked the plot a lot, enjoyed the various character designs and ADORED Owlman's costume. It was tons of fun until the very end. Are all DC animated movies this good?

(On a footnote, it should be illegal to be this sexy. Holy hell, you just know that somebody working on this had an executrix fetish.)

Why is this show so hard to talk about here? And I'm not trolling I just want an answer.

Why the hell are they making a show focused on Velma? At the best of times the Scooby gang is enjoyable because of their chemistry as a group (see Mystery Inc.).

And at all other times you just want to watch the funny stoner and his dog.

>inb4 lust provoking image

They have time travel but not a cure for schizophrenia in the 31th century.

Does this count as forced animation?

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