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How's Mighty Magiswords? Heard its creator committed a murder
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This guy got someone killed over a drawing.
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>Body swap episode
>Voices swap too.
>Voices swap too.
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Same thing as the last thread. Talk about obscure knockoff movies or characters that are similar to others. And no namefag shit this time please.
Same thing as the last thread. Talk about obscure knockoff movies or characters that are similar to others. And no namefag shit this time please.
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Wish her a Happy Birthday Anon
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What’s a /co/ opinion that will have you like this?
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Do kids like romance and love triangles? I'm thinking ages 7 - 12 range. When you were that age, was there a cartoon romance that actually made you more interested in a show instead of less?
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Apologies for the /a/ drawing I made, it's the closest thing I got atm i.e. Maruko and Jadoo.
Does anyone else know of any other examples of this happening with "ripoffs" where they eventually become distinct or developed its own identity? I'm talking stuff like Block 13 initially being a South Park clone for sand kids before becoming a regular cartoon with the same characters (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/6/61/13thstreet.webp/270px-13thstreet.webp.png), or that one Lucky Pie cartoon that's ostensibly based off early Adventure Time, or how Antz is very different compared to A Bug's Life on the basis of being CG movies about bugs, or how some mockbusters are so different from adapting a source that something else popular already did, that the only thing in common that they have is the source they adapted from (i.e. Disney's Alice, compared to Funky Fables' Alice).
Basically I'm looking for "bootlegs" or mockbusters that might be good on its own or has something redeeming
Does anyone else know of any other examples of this happening with "ripoffs" where they eventually become distinct or developed its own identity? I'm talking stuff like Block 13 initially being a South Park clone for sand kids before becoming a regular cartoon with the same characters (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/6/61/13thstreet.webp/270px-13thstreet.webp.png), or that one Lucky Pie cartoon that's ostensibly based off early Adventure Time, or how Antz is very different compared to A Bug's Life on the basis of being CG movies about bugs, or how some mockbusters are so different from adapting a source that something else popular already did, that the only thing in common that they have is the source they adapted from (i.e. Disney's Alice, compared to Funky Fables' Alice).
Basically I'm looking for "bootlegs" or mockbusters that might be good on its own or has something redeeming
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I'm going where no man has gone before. I have been having thoughts and dreams every night where Chili licks my balls and I make sweet love to her. Wish me luck /co/
