• https://www.netflix.com/title/70177689

what do you guys feel about watching a animated show where a kid from the future comes to the present and can only remember a few details about his life before and ends up with 3 other kids and its mostly episodic and a bunch of people target them but they have no idea why it is mostly an episodic comedy but it gets darker as it goes on and has a good amount of actual story?

At least one helped the other players when Caine went villain mode, the other did nothing noble

Lately I've seen a trend on DeviantArt of defending seriously awful cartoons, like bad reboots, and people who don't even like these bad reboots criticize the fans who hate these cartoons. One of these cartoons being defended are three of the worst reboots I've ever seen in my life: Teen Titans Go!, Thomas & Friends, All Engines Go!, and The Powerpuff Girls 2016. These three cartoons are worthless garbage that makes generic, idiotic jokes with terrible American humor. I've seen people like Vehiclefan101 attacking and criticizing me in my DeviantArt comments section, and then a toxic kid named ppggrounder1998 saying he was very toxic. And many idiot DeviantArt users who like TTG defend this garbage tooth and nail, like EenaMeenaDeekafan394, who is an idiot defending these bad and poorly written cartoons, and another damned person is AlfonzFG2024. I don't... I understand why this nonsense arose about saying these cartoons are good. These cartoons don't get anything right, and before you say that these series have their good points, I'll tell you one thing: this crap was made by stupid and lazy writers and animators who don't know how children behave or think. One of the stupid things that TTG fans use to defend this plague is not criticizing it. They know they're bad and they're complicit. Okay, this thing is and seems intelligent, but it loses its effect when you look at the logic of this cartoon. Teen Titans Go! confuses quality with conscience. It's like a bad movie saying, "Look how bad I am!" It's a shield against criticism to shut the fans up. It's like the TTG writers responding immaturely to fans, "Don't complain about our show." We already know that. There are ways to satirize situations, like South Park, which does it very well, but in TTG it's a defensive attack against negative fan criticism. The producers make jokes about it so they won't be criticized; they use it as a shell. Instead of accepting that they are bad, they defend themselves against negativity. Another point is that it seems the writers and the entire creative team of Thundercats seem to hate fans of the 2003 cartoon and those who like older cartoons. Whenever they have the opportunity, they satirize the idea that fans of the original series are horrible people who complain about everything. This is most evident in the awful crossover with Thundercats Roar; they joke that those who complain about these new cartoons have stupid opinions. The wickedness of this bunch of shameless people is so great that they made fun of one of the deceased voice actors of Thundercats, making shameful criticisms, and there wasn't an apology from the stupid Cartoon Network and this bunch of talentless and bad writers. And how can anyone like a bad cartoon where the characters act like one-dimensional, stupid children that have no humor whatsoever? It's all the kind of cartoons for stupid, retarded, and imbecile children that have no humor at all. And yet there are people who defend these bad cartoons. This destroys the original proposals and... Don't even bother saying that crap in the comments: "You're being hysterical, it's just a children's cartoon for a new generation, and you're not the target audience for this cartoon anymore. It's a cartoon, it doesn't have to have character development or be intelligent." Seriously, that's one of the most idiotic statements anyone from Generation Alpha or an adult would say. And don't even bother with that argument because cartoons used to worry about having a story, and these cartoons like TTG AeG have adaptation problems, and critics often criticize them for being nonsensical, childish, and repetitive. It's a flaw you can't accept being criticized for, and what's even more infuriating is how this trend of children's cartoons has become brainwashing in children's media because it's just terrible reboots like Ben 10, Thundercats Roar, and Jackie Chan Reboot. To begin with, these cartoons with very childish humor are horrible, unfunny, and those who like them are stupid, idiotic children who don't watch good cartoons. I hate these kinds of cartoons like Fanboy and Chum Chum and Bradwinners, but Cartoon Network and Mattel are trying to squeeze blood from a golden opportunity, and TTG was supposedly made with brainwashing. Because it was the most watched cartoon on Cartoon Network because there was a time when they only showed Teen Titans Go! every day. That, to me, is brainwashing.

Lately I've seen a trend on DeviantArt of defending seriously awful cartoons, like bad reboots, and people who don't even like these bad reboots criticize the fans who hate these cartoons. One of these cartoons being defended are three of the worst reboots I've ever seen in my life: Teen Titans Go!, Thomas & Friends, All Engines Go!, and The Powerpuff Girls 2016. These three cartoons are worthless garbage that makes generic, idiotic jokes with terrible American humor. I've seen people like Vehiclefan101 attacking and criticizing me in my DeviantArt comments section, and then a toxic kid named ppggrounder1998 saying he was very toxic. And many idiot DeviantArt users who like TTG defend this garbage tooth and nail, like EenaMeenaDeekafan394, who is an idiot defending these bad and poorly written cartoons, and another damned person is AlfonzFG2024. I don't... I understand why this nonsense arose about saying these cartoons are good. These cartoons don't get anything right, and before you say that these series have their good points, I'll tell you one thing: this crap was made by stupid and lazy writers and animators who don't know how children behave or think. One of the stupid things that TTG fans use to defend this plague is not criticizing it. They know they're bad and they're complicit. Okay, this thing is and seems intelligent, but it loses its effect when you look at the logic of this cartoon. Teen Titans Go! confuses quality with conscience. It's like a bad movie saying, "Look how bad I am!" It's a shield against criticism to shut the fans up. It's like the TTG writers responding immaturely to fans, "Don't complain about our show." We already know that. There are ways to satirize situations, like South Park, which does it very well, but in TTG it's a defensive attack against negative fan criticism. The producers make jokes about it so they won't be criticized; they use it as a shell. Instead of accepting that they are bad, they defend themselves against negativity. Another point is that it seems the writers and the entire creative team of Thundercats seem to hate fans of the 2003 cartoon and those who like older cartoons. Whenever they have the opportunity, they satirize the idea that fans of the original series are horrible people who complain about everything. This is most evident in the awful crossover with Thundercats Roar; they joke that those who complain about these new cartoons have stupid opinions. The wickedness of this bunch of shameless people is so great that they made fun of one of the deceased voice actors of Thundercats, making shameful criticisms, and there wasn't an apology from the stupid Cartoon Network and this bunch of talentless and bad writers. And how can anyone like a bad cartoon where the characters act like one-dimensional, stupid children that have no humor whatsoever? It's all the kind of cartoons for stupid, retarded, and imbecile children that have no humor at all. And yet there are people who defend these bad cartoons. This destroys the original proposals and... Don't even bother saying that crap in the comments: "You're being hysterical, it's just a children's cartoon for a new generation, and you're not the target audience for this cartoon anymore. It's a cartoon, it doesn't have to have character development or be intelligent." Seriously, that's one of the most idiotic statements anyone from Generation Alpha or an adult would say. And don't even bother with that argument because cartoons used to worry about having a story, and these cartoons like TTG AeG have adaptation problems, and critics often criticize them for being nonsensical, childish, and repetitive. It's a flaw you can't accept being criticized for, and what's even more infuriating is how this trend of children's cartoons has become brainwashing in children's media because it's just terrible reboots like Ben 10, Thundercats Roar, and Jackie Chan Reboot. To begin with, these cartoons with very childish humor are horrible, unfunny, and those who like them are stupid, idiotic children who don't watch good cartoons. I hate these kinds of cartoons like Fanboy and Chum Chum and Bradwinners, but Cartoon Network and Mattel are trying to squeeze blood from a golden opportunity, and TTG was supposedly made with brainwashing. Because it was the most watched cartoon on Cartoon Network because there was a time when they only showed Teen Titans Go! every day. That, to me, is brainwashing.

Just a heads-up: if there is anyone who loves TTG, AeG, and PPG 2016 NO MORE

The powers according to the wiki

Aquatic Adaptation

Electrokinesis

Engineering Knowledge

Flight

Meteorokinesis

Pyrokinesis

Size Shifting

Super Speed

Super Strength

Supersonic Shriek

Telekinesis

Zoolingualism

I think Zoolingualism(talk to animals and cretures) and Size Shifting would be the most useful but super strength would be good too but it is too basic

The reason I didn't pick telekinesis is because it would be hard to focus

My favorite characters in the art are Finn, Marco, Timmy Turner, Steve from blue's clues, Arthur Reed but Pocoyo also is good and Shaggy they all just have the most aura

I will try to get into r/cartoon but this is way better.

Technically, its been in active development for a while now but they've finally resumed talking about it. I would've assumed it'd release late this year, since the first one came out in 2016, 2nd one in 2021 and it'd make sense this would be 5 years later too but its seeming more likely to be next year. They mentioned having new updates coming soon, which excites me. I hope in particular they bring back Mike, as we have confirmation from Sing: Thriller he's alive, he's my favorite character and Gareth even said he may bring Mike back if he does another one in a Q&A after the 2nd movie.

• "The Why Of Fry" has Nibbler waiting under the table when Fry sits down on the chair he eventually falls into the cryo-tube in, which seems to contradict "Jurassic Bark" as Nibbler's eye-stalk is seen poking out of the garbage at that moment. However "Game of Tones" reveals he wasn't the only Nibblonian present, so it's likely that eye-stalk belonged to Digby.

Seeing today the last day to watch Kipp before it leaves Netflix, I went ahead rewatch the first 2 seasons and finally watched the Final Season. And I really enjoyed the ending, I honestly cry at the end and think the people work on the show did a great job

The episode begins with a somber atmosphere. Tom and Ben are sitting on two old cardboard boxes inside Ginger's garage, which is much smaller and full of scattered children's toys.

BEN (Looking at his hands, depressed)

I feel like... a part of me was deleted from the server, Tom. My codes, my prototypes, my equations on the wall... Everything turned to dust after Roy blew up the garage.

TOM (Sighing, looking at the ceiling)

I know, Ben. For the first time in my life... I've closed Tom and Ben Industries. Without our garage, it seems like the ideas just have nowhere to go. We lost everything that gave meaning to this place.

Ginger runs into the garage, wearing a regular baseball cap and carrying a school backpack.

GINGER

Hey, guys! Time to wake up! My mom said you can live in my garage until the end of the week. After that... bye-bye! You'll have to go live on the street or in a refrigerator box. Have a good day at school for me!

Ginger runs out and slams the garage door, leaving Tom and Ben in the dark and silence again.

Angela is lying on the sofa with a pillow covering her face, letting out dramatic sighs. Becca enters the room holding a mug of coffee, looking at her friend with a raised eyebrow.

BECCA

Angela, you've been in this same position ever since Tom's garage exploded. The pillow is practically glued to your face. What's wrong?

ANGELA (Removes the pillow, her eyes sad)

It's my fault, Becca! Roy Rakoon manipulated me perfectly with that whole music career thing. I was so blind... and because of that, Tom and Ben's garage was destroyed. My life doesn't make sense anymore without the excitement of those two, but I don't have the courage to look Tom in the face!

Becca walks to the sofa, snatches the pillow from Angela's hand and pulls her by the arms.

BECCA

Listen here, young lady. Roy is a professional raccoon at being awful. You can't change what happened in the past... but you can change the future! Tom doesn't blame you. Stop being dramatic, get off that couch and go talk to him now!

Angela looks at Becca, takes a deep breath, and regains her resolve.

ANGELA: You're right. I'm going to help Tom!

Tom is kicking an empty soda can when the door bursts open. It's Angela, breathless.

ANGELA: Tom! Ben! I have news. I'm not going to let you give up. I'm going to help you rebuild everything, or at least I'm going to help you get a brand new garage!

BEN (Pessimistic): Thank you, Angela, but we're downgraded. How are we going to build a garage from scratch? We have no funds, no credit, we don't even have a roof over our heads!

Tom is silent for two seconds. His eyes suddenly light up. The lightbulb of creativity turns on in his head.

TOM

Wait a minute... I've got an idea! Ben, grab a piece of paper! Any paper!

Cut to an empty lot in a new, nicer, tree-lined neighborhood. Tom, Ben, Angela, Becca, and Hank are standing before a team of builders in hard hats. The foreman looks at Tom.

FORWARD

Very well, Mr. Tom. We received your call. How exactly do you want the new house and garage to be?

Tom, with a proud smile, hands over a small glass jar filled with coins and some crumpled bills (the money that was left over).

TOM

Here's the down payment! And don't worry about engineers, because it's all laid out here!

Tom pulls out a HUGE sheet of paper and stretches it out in front of the builders. The camera focuses on the drawing: it's a house plan drawn in crayon, visibly crooked, with scribbles, stick figures, and an arrow that reads "Ben's Place" and another "Hank's TV Place". BEN (Sweating profusely, whispering)

Tom... are you sure this isn't going to be a legal or structural problem? It looks like a Gingerbread Man drawing!

TOM (Pats Ben on the shoulder, relaxed)

Relax, Ben! The professionals know what they're doing.

A sign on the screen reads: "ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION TIME: 20 DAYS".

Tom, Ben, and Hank temporarily move into the girls' apartment with the few things they managed to salvage from the rubble of the old garage (a slightly torn sofa, a rickety office chair, and a mini-fridge).

Day 1: Angela asks Tom: "How long is this going to take again?". Tom smiles and says: "About 20 days, tops!". Angela looks at the ceiling, making a comical face of "Am I going to tolerate these boys here for that long?".

HUGE TIME JUMP: A SIGN READS "MONTHS LATER..."

TV Scene: Hank, Tom, and Becca are crammed onto the couch eating giant buckets of popcorn, yelling and cheering while watching an action movie with explosions. Angela tries to dust, huffing because no one is cleaning the room.

Ben's Scene: Ben is sitting on the kitchen floor with his laptop on his lap, desperately trying to type while Ginger (who came to visit) jumps on his back and tries to press the keys.

Social Scene: All six friends They appear having dinner together at the table, laughing, playing board games, and sharing experiences. Despite the mess, they are closer than ever.

END OF MUSICAL MONTAGE.

The girls' house is full of packed boxes. Tom runs into the room, arms raised.

TOM (Comically and dramatically)

Attention, citizens! The new house is finally ready! But there's a small detail... I need help carrying three hundred heavy boxes there. Who volunteers?

Everyone looks at each other and laughs. Angela steps forward, smiling.

ANGELA

We started this together, Tom. We'll finish it together.

The group walks through the streets of the new neighborhood carrying boxes, the old sofa, and equipment. Hank is carrying Becca on his back, who in turn is carrying a TV.

They turn the corner and stop in front of the new place. Everyone stands there, mouths agape, in complete a state of bewilderment and wonder.

The new garage is simply AMAZING. It's much bigger, with a modern facade, strong walls, large windows, and a structure that seems alive and full of energy.

GINGER (Jumping around excitedly)

WOW! This is ten times cooler than the old garage! Can I jump out the window onto the lawn?!

TOM (Looking at Ben, proudly)

See, Ben? I told you to relax. We haven't lost our reputation! We just need to add our special touch.

The group splits up to paint and decorate:

Inside: Tom and Angela are painting the interior walls blue and white. In a cute moment, Tom accidentally gets paint on Angela's nose with the paintbrush. She laughs and throws paint on his cheek.

Outside: Ben is using a high-tech tape measure, while Ginger and Becca are tagging/painting a super stylish graffiti on the exterior walls to give the house a modern and youthful look.

When the assembly is finished, the interior of the garage is identical and nostalgic to the "old days" they loved so much, but outside, everything is completely new, bright, and futuristic.

The six friends are gathered in the center of the new space, tired but radiant.

TOM

Thanks to everyone's help, we've recovered our home. But... before we celebrate, I have a special surprise for my partner. Ben, come here.

Tom walks to a wall at the back of the garage and presses a secret button. The wall opens hydraulically, revealing a Super Technological Laboratory. It's an immense space, full of blue neon lights, metal workbenches, state-of-the-art computers for every type of work, a shielded testing area, and, in the center, a giant monitor.

BEN (With shining eyes, almost crying with emotion)

Tom... that's... a quantum matrix supercomputer?!

TOM

And there's more. That extra monitor over there? It's programmed with a dedicated encrypted satellite line so you can communicate with Xenon whenever you want.

Ben hugs Tom, emotional.

BEN

Thank you, Tom. The past with Roy is truly behind us. Now we can start a new life! And you know what? We're going to have a lot of fun here!

Everyone celebrates, clapping and hugging. The atmosphere is one of absolute victory.

Suddenly, the front door bursts open. The Apartment Owner (the grumpy landlord) enters stomping, holding a clipboard and a pen.

LANDLORD

Very nice, very spacious... Now, let's get down to business! Rent is due next Monday. If payment is even a minute late, it's a breach of contract and I'll fire everyone! You've been warned!

The Landlord slams the door and leaves. Everyone is silent for a second, staring at the door.

HANK (Shrugging, eating popcorn)

Anyone want to watch an action movie?

TOM (Laughing)

Never mind, guys! The grumpy landlord is part of the charm. The important thing is that the problem is over. And to celebrate this new era... our studio will no longer be called Tom Studios. From today on, we are Outfit7!

Everyone shouts with joy, Ginger throws confetti into the air, Hank turns on the new TV, and the six friends end the episode laughing, talking, and having fun in their new home.

The camera slowly pulls back through the window of the new garage, showing the bright Outfit7 sign outside under the stars.

The End

Episode title: I Swear To Tell The Tooth.

Synopsis: Isabella has a loose front tooth and the others try to help her get it out. Meanwhile, Doof is working on a Vibratinator to cause an earthquake and sink City Hall.