For context, Chelsea was dating a known pedophile from the cartoon community, and Mr. Enter's former editor StarGiantProductions.
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@Graceland02@CartoonGal1 If Chelsea would’ve listened about how dangerous Ryan is, she wouldn’t have had to deal with this. She had her chance, and chose not to listen. That’s on her for not listening to lying to all of us that’s she still dating him. Sorry if I sounded a bit cold.
‘The Amazing Digital Circus’ creator Gooseworx reflects on the series finale theatrical premiere:
“Thanks and apologies to everyone for their support and allowing me to make this show all personal and mentally ill and weird and sad.”
hey everyone, my YouTube channel sadly got hacked again so if you see something like this please do not click on it! I'm working with the YouTube support team to get everything back so I hopefully won't be down for too long
I was super excited going into Super Mario Galaxy and had high expectations coming off part one. It had a lot of energy and tapped into that gamer side of me, I really enjoyed how it felt like a game, and I loved the cuteness of most of the characters.
That said, I do feel like they pushed the cute factor a bit more this time, but overall the movie was missing a lot. From the plot to the extreme pacing, it honestly felt like a speedrun of a movie where you couldn’t really sit with any scene or character.
For example, Yoshi gets introduced and he’s just… there. Dropped in within minutes. And I love Donald Glover, but Yoshi says like five words. It felt like Groot light work 😂👌
Because of the pacing, you don’t really get a chance to connect with the story or what it’s trying to build toward.
Fox should’ve been saved as a surprise for the movie. That moment would’ve made people pop off, but unfortunately that got spoiled before release, which is a shame.
That said, the way they introduced him visually had some amazing anime-style sequence that I think you’re all going to love.
I liked the movie… but I wanted to love it.
Also, there are two post-credit scenes. They’re not super important, but they do hint at what’s coming next.
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I'm very proud to announce to all of you that I, Doug, am an official animator who has animated myself cheering next to a Cartoon Network logo! WOOOOO!!!!