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Worst Mary Sue Characters

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What are the worst Mary Sue characters in animation history?

My picks would be

5. Gaz
4. Mandy
3. Uniqua (The Backyardigans)
2. Korra
1. Chloe (The Fairly OddParents)
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We're living in an era where shitty HB cartoons made on shoestring budgets are more aesthetically pleasing than cartoons with a $300k/ep budget.

Like, holy fuck, would it kill a modern cartoon to use some line variation once in-awhile?
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Say is this is 100% true, how many changes would've happen in the animation industry?
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What are the best /co/ related relationships
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And there you have it
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unfagging shen comix

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>>>/v/705027004
this time posted on the correct board, lel
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Jeph Loeb Returns To Marvel For ‘Giant-Size Age Of Apocalypse’

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Jeph Loeb has been on a bit of a greatest hits tour lately for DC, bringing back Batman: The Long Halloween, and upcoming delivering the sequel to Batman: Hush with Jim Lee. And now he’s bringing that same “play Stairway!” energy to Marvel by returning for a backup story in Giant Size Age of Apocalypse.

Provided by writers Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing, and artist C.F. Villa.

“In 1995, I was extremely lucky to be part of one of the biggest stories to hit the X-Men with Age of Apocalypse, writing both Astonishing X-Men and X-Man,” Loeb said via press release provided to Comic Book Club. “Now, thirty years later, join me and the superstar artist of tomorrow—Simone Di Meo—as we return to this doomed timeline with some of the greatest X-Men characters ever!”

In the series, Ms. Marvel is pulled to important moments in the X-Men’s past by Legion. And in this third one-shot, per Marvel, it’s only hours away from the end of the Age of Apocalypse. “If Kamala can’t find what’s left of the X-Men, she’ll burn in nuclear hellfire. Former enemies must learn to rely on one another as they journey through a land of charred bones and broken promises…but can Legion truly be trusted? And how far will Rogue go to teach Kamala the true meaning of mutant identity? Welcome back to the Age of Apocalypse – where no one survives the experience!”

While Marvel didn’t provide info about what Loeb will be tackling for the Revelations backup, based on a variant cover it looks likely it’s Sabretooth versus Wolverine. But maybe not! Maybe it’s Sugar Man. We can only hope.

Giant-Size Age of Apocalypse #1 will hit stores on June 25, with a main cover by Adam Kubert and variant cover by Di Meo. Check them both out, below. Meanwhile Giant-Size X-Men #1 hits stores on May 28, Giant-Size Dark Phoenix #1 on June 11. Details on Giant-Size House of M #1 and Giant-Size X-Men #2 will be released at a later date.
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Ocean Man

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>November 19th, 2004
Get the in here and talk about The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie or I'll make ye walk the plank!
https://youtu.be/-5f53EFQIAE
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Alone on a Saturday anon? A loli thread is what the therapist prescribed.
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What did he mean by this?
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