All posts by PolVio211

A reply to Johnny1234343

PolVio211·10/6/2017

I doubt it will even get as far as a fourth season, though.

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A reply to MatthewRC

PolVio211·8/31/2017

Even though this is very unlikely, it could still probably happen. It just depends on what the minds of Nick Jennings, Bob Boyle or the arrogant money-hungry CN executives think.

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A reply to Emerald Pup

PolVio211·7/2/2017

What Rob Sorcher says about the reboot: "It has been wonderful to see this new show team bring such passion and positive creative spirit to this iconic property. We know that fans of every age will appreciate this new take on saving the world before bedtime." What it feels like he says: "It has been wonderful to see this new and better show team do their best to try and force this iconic but outdated property into oblivion and turn it into something even better. We know that fans of every age will love this new take on saving the world before bedtime for their entire lives and erase the old property from their memories so they can spend their whole lives with the new." Fantasies that come out of the minds of the reboot writers: - "By removing the adult humour and violence from the original series, we will make it more mature and family-oriented. Dirty jokes are too violent and harsh for our target audience and it is even more so with women with breasts. But we will just add in TWERKING to relate to some of the adults." - "By modernising the setting and dialogue, we will make it more timeless. This will age much better than the original because it will have MEMES! And SMARTPHONES! And MODERN DAY SLANGS! And SOCIAL MEDIA SITES! Everything the original didn't have, we will add in and it will be more timeless!" - "By changing the source material, it shows how much we want to take something old and make it even better. The original is crappy because it is a bad influence on its target audience and it does not have any popular trends of its time thrown in. This will be the complete opposite, because we have everything good about this decade thrown in, and kids will be MUCH more fond of the reboot than the original because of what we have done. No violence, no immature jokes, nothing adult. Memes, kid-friendly white noise, twerking, smartphones, slangs and social media sites. Perfect!" The reality they are denying: - Having no violence or dirty humour makes it more boring, immature and kid-friendly. The original series was actually very mature and thoughtful with its adult humour, even if it was only noticed by the adults. Ms. Bellum was written as a normal person, not a sex symbol. Kids look at her and see a person, while only the adults find the body distinctive. Twerking is a really bad excuse for humour - it is targeted only at adults, and putting it in a kids' show will get you into huge trouble. - Modernising the setting and dialogue will make your show more out-of-date. 2010s trends will be obsolete in a few years, and all the memes thrown into the reboot are already beyond old. The original series will age well because it used dialogue that was relevant at its time, is relevant today, and will still be relevant in years to come. The reboot will grow old because although its use of dialogue is only relevant today, 20 years from now, no one will be saying that kind of stuff anymore. Everything that the writers add to the show will no longer be part of popular trends before they know it. - By changing the source material, it shows how much you don't respect what is already perfect about it. The original actually feels like it was genuinely made by a group of people who were passionate about making a cartoon. The reboot, on the other hand, has lazy writers who just want to throw everything wrong about the 2010s into the source material for the sake of making a profit. The original series is a great influence on kids, because it tells them how to not let anything get to them, be proud of themselves, and be independent. The reboot tells them how to be overreactive, be frustrated with themselves, and be dependent. The original will be remembered for many years from now, even after the reboot, because it is well-made, inspirational, powerful, timeless and thought-provoking. The reboot will be forgotten before long because of how lazy, pandering, generic and messy it is. It would be just fine if the reboot writers were actually as enthusiastic as the writers for the original series and if the reboot itself did not have all that stupid pigcrap about the 2010s thrown into it just out of laziness.

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A reply to Johnny1234343

PolVio211·4/12/2017

@Johnny1234343 Another thing: the reboot did not actually attract a lot of countries that well. The only country where it is doing really well is Korea (probably because of Kristen Li being Korean herself). But in Japan, the reboot was such a big flop that they only sold toys based on the original series with the reboot title on them to promote it.

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A reply to Johnny1234343

PolVio211·4/11/2017

<div class="quote">Darkchaos2795 wrote:
So far, the series fails to deliver through ratings. I doubt the show would last long enough for a third season because of it.</div>
Exactly. Only one episode passing a million views since September is not a good sign for it. It is very likely that it'll end before 2018 (I can just imagine how pissed off Geraint will be if he expresses his feelings here).

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A reply to SakuraChilli

PolVio211·3/7/2017

<div class="quote">Darkchaos2795 wrote:
<div class="quote">SakuraChilli wrote:
<div class="quote">TheDipDap1234 wrote:
The ratings are ok. It's doing just as good as Clarance, Mighty Magiswords, Uncle Grandpa and Gumball. The problem is the toy sales from what I've heard. They aren't selling very well in the US. In Korea though, the reboot is very popular (more popular than Steven Universe). </div>
well, the haters are wrong now. So if it is popular in korea, it wouldnt be canceled, right? </div>Just because it's popular in one country, it doesn't mean it will still remain on air. The show has to be popular in other parts of the world as well to still remain relevent, and so far, it didn't attract most other countries that well. And hell, in Japan, the reboot did so poorly that they started to make toys based on the original series (just with the reboot title plastered on it) to promote it. It that isn't a bad sign for the reboot, I don't know what is. </div> OUCH! After reading what you said about that, I cannot look at it without laughing my butt off. That is the perfect example of how a bad TV show can flop. For a while I had the feeling that the reboot would not do well outside North America, and now I know that it to be true. Your example there is just perfect. (Korea is probably the only country where it's actually a hit.)

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A reply to Joshuat1306

PolVio211·2/15/2017

Sorry if I was a bit harsh with the "bad English" thing, I normally don't like doing that to others.

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A reply to Joshuat1306

PolVio211·2/15/2017

First of all, your English is terrible. Second, we don't know if the Rowdyruff Boys will appear in the reboot yet. And third, that video and that image are both irrelevant since they were both fanmade.

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A reply to AnimeDrawer

PolVio211·2/15/2017

She is considered the best girl by many fans simply because of how sweet and adorable they find her.

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A reply to Darkchaos2795

PolVio211·2/3/2017

This kind of has the same plot as The Powerpuff Girls Movie, but splitting it up into different episodes would be interesting. If it were made into a TV series it would certainly bring people back to the 90s, where kids' cartoons were dark and edgy. It would probably air on Adult Swim, though, since people nowadays have really become overly thoughtful and sensitive when it comes to animated shows for children, and that kind of concerns me.

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A reply to PolVio211

PolVio211·1/30/2017

@WoolenArale I'm not saying everyone has to change their tastes, I'm just saying that there are a lot of PPG fans who are being a bit too unfair on the fifth and sixth seasons. We are all entitled to our opinions, and we should be proud of them, but I do think those two seasons deserve better than to be harshly criticised.

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A reply to UltimateTitan6

PolVio211·1/1/2017

Happy new year to you too, UltimateTitan6!

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A reply to SpaceCakeHell2000

PolVio211·12/24/2016

Happy Snoopy Christmas to you too! (It is already Christmas Day where I live!)

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A reply to PPGxRRBlover123

PolVio211·12/15/2016

Sorry, I was not trying to sound mean or insult anyone, I was just trying to explain my opinion on how it does not make a lot of sense to do a thing such as ship a certain character with his or her counterpart who is of opposite gender and evil. Also, I wasn't trying to force my thoughts on RRB x PPnkG down their throats, I was just saying it's my opinion that RRB x PPnkG is the shipping that I prefer. But I do apologise if I did offend anyone with that comment. (I spelt that in as "apologise" rather than "apologize" because I live in New Zealand)

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A reply to PPGxRRBlover123

PolVio211·12/15/2016

I personally think shipping the Powerpuffs with the Rowdyruffs is just stupid. Guys like you who do this are so blind to how these two teams behave: the Powerpuffs are good and the Rowdyruffs are evil, so how in heaven's name are they supposed to get along well with each other? For another thing, counterparts don't fall in love with counterparts. One third thing, outright defeating or destroying other people is not something you can forgive each other for. So, why do you guys keep shipping the Powerpuffs with their EVIL MALE COUNTERPARTS??? A much better idea is shipping the Rowdyruff Boys with the Powerpunk Girls, since both teams are evil and each member has the exact same personality - Brick x Berserk, Boomer x Brat and Butch x Brute. This shipping, I think, is more sensible than PPG x RRB.

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A reply to PolVio211

PolVio211·12/15/2016

Wow, I did not see so many comments like this coming. I thought I would see a lot of comments from users saying how much they hate Seasons 5 and 6, but instead I have seen comments saying how much they like Seasons 5 and 6. I personally don't think all of the episodes in those two seasons are bad, however I do have some 'meh-to-bad' thoughts on some of them such as Girls Gone Mild or City of Frownsville. But there are certainly some strong episodes in those seasons like Makes Zen to Me, which shows some great character development for Buttercup. So now that we are mostly commenting on the amount of positive reception these seasons otherwise get, what would you guys say are some of the best episodes from them? By the way, Rosievers20, Not So Awesome Blossom is actually a Season 4 episode, in case you were wondering.

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A reply to Augustariver

PolVio211·12/12/2016

<div class="quote">Yoshimickster wrote:
Can I say...I don't see the decrease in quality in 5 and 6? Heck, Season six had one of my favorite episodes "Aspirations", giving a weird sense of depth to the Gangrene Gang.</div>
I agree. Aspirations is one of the strongest, darkest, most creative and most suspenseful episodes in Season 6, let alone the whole original series, especially seeing how Sedusa finally pays some homage to part of her source character, Medusa.

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PolVio211·12/10/2016 in General Discussion

The Girls' Final Fight

Guys, how long would you say the girls have been fighting crime for? If you would say a number of years, it would be really strange to think that they would still be 5 years old (the timeline in the original series tends to be really mixed up). A while ago, I got the idea of writing a fanfic about how the girls' final battle would go. The best summary of it I can make is: Blossom decides the girls have been fighting crime for a very long time, and they should retire. The girls soon find that behind all the villains they have fought is one particular one: perhaps the world's biggest threat, the Obliviator. This monster is devising a plan to wipe out all of humanity and the world, and will stop at nothing to do it. So now, the girls must use all the strength and energy they have left to stop the Obliviator and make peace with the world once and for all. I will be doing this on Google Docs, by the way. If you want me to paste the link, just ask.

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A reply to SpaceCakeHell2000

PolVio211·12/8/2016

I'd have to say A Very Special Blossom is the worst episode. Why? Because Blossom commits a serious crime without stopping to think. Seriously, she could have just gone somewhere else and found a cheaper one (if there was any such place). A better way to describe this is that they basically took Blossom - FREAKING BLOSSOM, THE SMART AND DUTIFUL LEADER OF THE PPGS, WHO WOULD NORMALLY KNOW BETTER THAN TO STEAL THINGS - and turned her into a criminal. There is a good message behind the episode, but they executed it in a terrible way. I should probably say other episodes like Moral Decay and The City of Frownsville are worse, but I don't necessarily find them quite as painful to watch as this particular one. If you do like A Very Special Blossom, I will respect your opinion if you respect mine.

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A reply to Sonic Spin Crash

PolVio211·11/30/2016

I am completely with you on that. Shipping the PPGs with their evil male counterparts is stupid and pointless. If you ask me, I'd say it would be better to ship the RRBs with the Powerpunk Girls (Brick x Berserk, Boomer x Brat and Butch x Brute) since both of them are evil and more or less have the exact same personalities. That would be a much cooler shipping than this clueless garbage everyone does.

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