So if it takes 6-8 months for one episode to be animated I assume there’s a massive amount of people working on all the episodes at once? I mean it’s about the only way you could really get anything done on time right?
I don’t have a link, but I thought it was mentioned by someone that once the script is finished it takes about three weeks to a month to get an episode finished and in the can.
“We work on multiple episodes at once. I’d say we usually work on 5 or more episodes at the same time all in various stages.”
Dan told me once it takes them about 3 weeks or so to flesh out a story and script for each episode and I remember somewhere else (but can’t remember where) they said it takes about 5 months or so for each episode. Might’ve been during one of the live chats they used to have.
MOTU didn’t have popular social media like twitter and facebook back then, to hear fans outcry for more episodes/toys…if it did it maybe still be on the air!
Not to mention we have wonderful folks like Dan Norton/Matthew Mercer and more who are fans of the show keeping us updated on the latest info. Kudos
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This means nothing! You can’t hear what their saying in that picture, they are clearly recording for some show besides ThunderCats because ThunderCats is canceled!
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Gah don’t celebrate too soon guys. Just in from Matt:
“This was for an ADR episode, but if you folks want to keep seeing more Thundercats action, let Cartoon Network and Warner Bros know! The show is doing great, but be LOUD about your appreciation! Write them, call them, spread the word. Get more friends hooked! Call your local toy stores and ask about the toys. Let’s keep this show going! ”