Guys. I remade all of main outfits that appeared in #gameoverse and I loved the plot of the series. Hopefully this series will be successful as Murder Drone and The Amazing Digital Circus.
@KittenFox_55@ToonHive This is what scares me tbh. Most of Gameoverse fans were criticizing the way how he asked for challenge and the teaser didn't show anything else that would make people want to watch Chimtopia. I know the show is getting in improvements. But do they have to act like that?
@ToonHive@calmdown_robby I honestly waiting for final result. I confess this clip is kinda funny. Sometimes, people who are still mad over the past thing need to let it go and give a second chance.
Hope the pilot gets a better writting and voice acting. So, the show would have a nice reception.
@Supertails02@a_normal_budgie@Hitchemus@UltimaRevolver@BlakeAl0@calmdown_robby At this age, he should have researched before posting memes just to act like funny. Also, YouTube revenue is not that huge. If Glitch Productions was billionaire, MrBeast would be the 2nd richest guy in the world. Only behind of Elon Musk.
@LengkeyLucius As a person who watched Gameoverse, I'll give a new chance for him and watch his show. But it's gonna take a time to trust him after what he did. If he made that, probably his show has to be pretty good.
@clownowbro@calmdown_robby I watched Gameoverse. And I agree that Chimptopia is getting better. But it doesn't mean it's good. The first clip after that teaser has a unique animation. But I believe that voice acting and comedic moments need to be improved.
@ScratStitch@a_normal_budgie@calmdown_robby True... It's funny that this guys is posting this just to try to insult me. But in same time, they are defending a guy who is asking for money to "improve" the show.
If it was like this, Foodfight would be the best animation movie of the history.
@calmdown_robby Okay.... Ignoring that incident, I see the first clip has an interesting plot that makes me remember Sonic for Hire. But I think it needs better voice acting and try to make less forced comedic moments.