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I want to preface this by saying I am a shipper I love shipping I have my favorites lord and lady hardass(that’s Percy and Vex)from vox mochina , lumity,korrasmi and if any of these names are something you recognize congratulations you’re part of the problem shipping has a very chaotic way of ruining things
Be wherever you are Background info The character dynamics Fusions Lapis And Perry The others Representation Body types The first to push gender boundaries Garnet Something entirely new (the talent show ep) Jam Song Rebecca Sugar The story Episodic begins Exciting middle (building on mystery) Confusing lore Epic conclusion Escapism Attack The Light 1, 2, 3 (honarable mention) The movie The epilogue Addressing Steven’s trauma Controversy about Rose Controversial ending jasper Comet
Background Animation Story On going symbolism/themes Commentary on modern dating culture The plant The sweatshirt Rom Com Revival Phicadelics Art Culture in New York Music forwarding the plot
Akuna matata friends and welcome to our first movie review! The Lion king and when I say that I’m talking about the original hand drawn masterpiece from the 90’s that we actually watched on VHS growing up. And on this podcast we pretend the “live action” one doesn’t exist for fear of tainting the original. The Lion King is a cultural icon of the Disney canon and is one of their top movies as well as play. Today we're going to be discussing everything from the iconic soundtrack to the art and as always the background info.This is a subject Julia and I have been passionate about for over a decade and it’s about time we let all that love pour out.
so Julia and I want to do an episode topic that will be repeated in the future called nostalgia.we’re we just talk about shows from the late 90’s early 2000’s and basically both think about happy memories and age us at the same time
Danny Phantom
(Amazing theme songs for all three)This show in particular makes me feel old
Jimmy neutron
Beginnings with a movie The Ambition 3d animation Creativity Fun characters Specials Sean Spinoff
Fairly odd parents
Endless comedy Dinkleberg Cover over power hours Specials Movies Highs and lows Video games (all three of them)
This show proves that a kids show doesn’t have to be fluff Avatar the Last Air Bender is unanimously, among millennials and gen z alike to be one of if not the best cartoons on Nickelodeon. I was one of the pioneers of serialized “kids” cartoons. (I put kid in quotes because I believe that this show can be enjoyed at any age). It was 3 seasons of nonstop action and adventure, wonderful characters and was revolutionary for the time. Today we are here to gush about our favorite moments and talk about it’s future.
Is not an anime but probably sparked the current anime revolution and anime elements to the show
The animation (hand drawn/grease pencil) art style
Landscapes and design of subtle world building
Lifelong impact of Avatar the last airbender
We still quote it with our siblings
Diversity
We always compare it when were talking about good shows
The incredible story that continues to be one of our favorites
Our favorite moments:
Julia
The Pirates
The swamp
The blind bandit
Day dreams and Nightmares
Zuko’s return
The Library
Prison Break
Ava
Season 1 finale
Appa momo silent episodes
Toph introduction (revolutionary representation)
Swamp episode
Eclipse battle
Katara zuko revenge
The play
Series Finale
Korra and the hill it had to climb
Failures of korra
Successes of Korra
Expanding an already rich world
The Origin of The Avatar Cycle
The hype for the original characters
Stepping away from Manga
More Manga
Discussion on new animated Avatar series
A look on the end of the owl house Flapjack funeral (interlude) Collector Production history Darius Epilogue Comparison to STVFOE ending What we thought about the last “season” Rant about Series as a whole
We rank all 35 episodes of love death and robots from least to best
We talk about the rise and fall of the simpsons as well as Justin Roiland's allegations and Hollywood culture and cancelation.
Even though we talk about animation its important to remember where animation originally started and that’s with comics. Julia and I are going to discuss some comics and graphic novels and how they have impacted our lives
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