LOL! :eek: You’re wrong! Hahaha, why are you always wrong?
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( everybody relax, this is sarcasm. I just dont understand why some people are SO negative. A while ago I deceided not to post in the 2011 section because of this. Now I thought I could speak my mind about the cancelation and, lo and behold, I’m sucked back in… I’m off to the OS Section again )
Not even sure what he is doing here. He obviously is not a fan of the show so why even be on the forum? Most of us agree the show did not do TC the justice it deserved or that it was not as good as it could be. He just comes here whines, trash it down and quite frankly i just wonder why he wastes his time coming here doing that.
I think he said something about this is the only active part, might be true but i dont want you to come here to just talk trash about a show you obviously did not like, go somewhere else.
Seems you are doing a pretty good job of trashing it yourself.
I am not fighting with you guys, but they didn’t do a good job, if they had done a good job we wouldn’t be on this thread. I shall leave it at that.
I’m sorry, I dont know if this is to back me up or not, I just cant tell, so I dont have any more of a response :rolleyes: but:
Ofcourse I can, but these discussions have a habbit of becoming vicious and I really dont like that. I’m not interested in having my enjoyment over this series lessened. When I say I enjoy the show and think it’s good and someone tells me that I’m wrong cause it isnt good, it ticks me off. And that is not why I visit this forum. I come here to share ideas and celebrate ThunderCats, not to bash it and nitpick it to death.
Anyways the discussions about the 2011 series have become tiring; I really like the show and would love to see it concluded. Thats all I’ve got to say about it. I’m out.
I’m not trashing like you do. You all out hate it by what you have been typing and i’ve said i like this show but certain flaws made it so not much people watched it and the show failed, that’s just being honest and not hating on it.
Hahaha! Really?? O wow.. Thats just wonderful! You are the best, really you are! You made my day with that post! My god man.. just unbelievable Please take a bow! You have been successful in not understanding a single letter of my posts, I think thats a new record! Congrats man!! Finally a reason to figure out that ignore button, thanks! Please keep posting your wisdom cause I think a lot of people are gonna benefit from it, sadly I wont be one of em And the door did hit me in the ass on the way out, but it was worth it!
ThunderianRoyalGuard gets a “Congratulations! You’re awesome!” sticker from my inner Vanna White. :liono:cheetara::pumyrahappy::pumyraveryhappy::panthrohappy::wilykat::wilykit::lynxo::bengali:
I do not hate the show, I hate the incompetent way it was handled.
I was only being honest. If I was to say it was anything other than a failure or that the creative team did a good job, I would not be being honest.
Yeah it would have been nice if it had been treated the same way but I honestly don’t think even that would have been enough to save the NS.
I wouldn’t say the creative team as a whole failed. Almost all (major) issues people have was with the writing. The design, animation, voice acting, etc. were superb IMO.
You said that you want to be able to “speak [your] mind about the cancellation,” but no one is stopping you. What you mean is that you want to be able to speak your mind about the cancellation without being challenged.
You said that you “come here to share ideas,” but you are not receptive to ideas that do not bolster your continued enjoyment of the series. What you mean is that you only want to share ideas with a sympathetic audience.
If you want to post in an echo chamber, then go talk to a mirror. Those of us who want to have an actual discussion with people with a diversity of viewpoints will continue to post here.
People note the inactivity of the board, and this post is endemic of that problem. During the 2011 series, people who thought it was flawed were shouted down and effectively silenced. Now that the tables have turned, these folks want to post with impunity, with no dissenting opinions allowed.
Go ahead. Stop posting in this thread. Stop posting in the 2011 forum. Put me on ignore. Take your ball and go home because the other kids are allowed to play. You were not missed during your self-imposed exile and you will not be missed now.
This doesn’t really have anything to do with the topic itself, but I am intrigued by the similarities of the last episodes of the 2011 ThunderCats series and how this thread has developed.
At first, it seemed like, in general, people expressed their sadness/disappointment in the ending of the show, much like the end of Avista in the series brought similar emotions.
After the show ended, people in this thread started to lash out at each other in anger over their opinions the series, much like Pumyra started to lash out and betray the ThunderCats when she felt abandoned by Lion-O.
When I say creative I do mainly mean the writers, although I must admit personally did not like the new designs of the 2011 Thundercats, Lion-O especially. The only ones I thought were well designed were Grune and Claudis, not perfect, but better than the others.
Agreed. IMO they tried too many stand alone eps, the pacing was really off, and they did not execute the characterization and development much. Not to mention the way they pushed the ~love triangle~ and then all that crap with Cheetara…still irritated about the explanation that Norton gave of “if you give a girl a rose and are nice to her” to explain the TyChee thing.
Well, i looked it up again, and he said about the flower thing/TyChee (i got the rose part wrong, oops):
“You’re mislead to believe it’s a relationship between two but the flashback reveals where the other relationship started. If you remember, Tygra was flirting with her during the sword ceremony from the first episode. Though we haven’t shown it at this point, you don’t know how many times they have stolen moments during their paths crossing before. But the most pivotal moment in Cheetarah’s life was joining the Clerics. Tygra helped her achieve that. Lion-O is an assignment. She saw something special in him and she supported him, period.”
“As far as the confusion with the “love triangle”… Think of it like this, you’re a young boy, a very beautiful woman is giving you what seems like every signal that she’s into you.. And everything you know is wrong, mistranslated and completely illogical. You feel like Lion-O feels. I’m sorry you don’t seehow something as simple as a flower can mean so much to someone who is in need, but that’s where Cheetarah is coming from. I can clearly remember my first crush with pure clarity. When Cheetarah joined the clerics, that may have been her only moment of childhood crush. That could be a powerful thing. And none of her moments with Lion-O are disingenuous, she did love him in her way, not the way you want her to love. She’s also not an infallible character, she’s torn between love and duty. She’s not Jaga, but a girl who is thrust into a situation she’s trained for but couldn’t imagine.”
So basically, from what i’ve gathered, Tygra got her the cleric job cause he gave her a flower in her time of need, and she fell in love with him for it. Remember how she was about to give up on her dream before she got the flower and found it’s magical powers??
Don’t you think saying "..if you give a girl a rose and are nice to her (also, not what Dan said) is over simplifying what happened?
Just a bit?
He helped her through a really tough time. He is part of the reason she was able to continue sticking it out on that porch. It’s not hard to believe amorous feelings developed from it. Also, you’re being sorta dishonest by ignoring the fact that the flower was basically food to help sustain her. It wasn’t something for her to pin in her hair, or keep in her diary. She was starving. He gave her food to keep her a live so she wouldnt be forced to pick between getting off the streets, or starving to death.
Also, Tygra did not get her the job. I don’t think its at all fair to ignore how far she got without Tygra’s help.