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ALL POSTSWhy do people complain that the New Powerpuff Girls have thinner outlines?
<p>Okay. This is making me sick. First of all, YES. I understand that the reboot isn't true to the original series. There are a lot of changes that made the Powerpuff Girls more boring. However, one change that sounds like a very silly complaint, is that the Powerpuff Girls have thinner outlines? WTF!?! My mind is blown right now O_o
</p><p>What's so bad about thinner outlines? This change is something that makes the show Higher Quality and gives the PPGs Better Graphics!
</p><p>Does somebody have any idea why can't people accept this change? Or agree that this complaint is stupid?
</p><p>P.S. If anyone answers they can't feel the mood of the original Powerpuff Girls, for me, that's NOT a valid excuse
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<p>"Because they're not the powerpuff girls we know and love!"
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<p>Some people think thick outlines look better...that's it.
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<div class="quote"><i>Yoshimickster wrote:
Some people think thick outlines look better...that's it. </i></div>
<p>For having to believe your words, i can accept that explanation. But to me, thinner outlines look way better. </p>
Some people think thick outlines look better...that's it. </i></div>
<p>For having to believe your words, i can accept that explanation. But to me, thinner outlines look way better. </p>
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<p>Its also part of how thick-lines have been seemingly abandoned as an art-style aesthetic in modern cartoons, and feel that cartoons have been slowly conforming to a single style in recent years.
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<div class="quote"><i>Yoshimickster wrote:
Its also part of how thick-lines have been seemingly abandoned as an art-style aesthetic in modern cartoons, and feel that cartoons have been slowly conforming to a single style in recent years.</i></div>
<p>Well yeah. That sounds true. Maybe i'm a little starting to accept more people for those complaints, but i guess that's what the reboot does: Turn the Powerpuff Girls into a Modern Cartoon *shrug* </p>
Its also part of how thick-lines have been seemingly abandoned as an art-style aesthetic in modern cartoons, and feel that cartoons have been slowly conforming to a single style in recent years.</i></div>
<p>Well yeah. That sounds true. Maybe i'm a little starting to accept more people for those complaints, but i guess that's what the reboot does: Turn the Powerpuff Girls into a Modern Cartoon *shrug* </p>
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<p>And it ain't just that its modern, its that its trying TOO hard to be modern. See with a better modern show like "We Bare Bears", their able to BLEND with the current culture for their stories, whereas when this show does it DOMINATES the jokes, even if its just for a few seconds.
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<p>Huh, true that!
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<p>I'm pretty sure CN is going to give this a second season...only because this is the first show with a toyline in YEARS that they are actually marketing via commercials ON TELEVISION! And Ben 10's only commercial in YEARS was for the stupid little Omnitrix toy.
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<p>Yeah, i heard about the Second Season renewal. I'm personally not dissapointed for that, but i can accept how alot of other people complain (For the 2nd Season i mean)
</p><p>And commercials, on the other hand? Yeah. I can see that.
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And then there's the complaint that the girls have even much paler skin than their original counterparts. I don't see why that would be a complaint to be honest...what do you guys think?
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