The kinda Batman respect I need to see in the DCU
Genuinely don’t understand how some people think Batman being admired to this degree by other metas is somehow poor writing for his character.
Batman is a human but his story has always been about surpassing human limits through hard work and perseverance. You can’t have a weak Batman surrounded by gods and monsters he’s already human 😭.
DCU Batman NEEDS to be powerful.
Toonami introduced A LOT of people to anime, which is one of the reasons why I think bashing dubs and dub fans even now is stupid. RIP C. Martin Croker who voiced Moltar and hosted Toonami first. Props to Sonny Strait and Steve Blum both voicing TOM.
cishet women don’t even realize they cheapen an analysis of these nigga’s misogyny by linking it to repressed gayness. No, he doesn’t sexually desire men. He does wanna fuck you. And he also considers you a sub person. Not very difficult niece. But y’all ego needs queerphobia
I hope one day to meet the person who made the original toonami and adult swim bumps that basically lead to the popularization of lofi hiphop as we know it.
So much of modern American culture came from adult swim and toonami; it’s genuinely insane to think about.
Since #AI bros are all showing off things they’ve “made”…
I made this.
Twenty five years ago, I drew this animation by hand, with pencil, on paper, frame by frame on fours (AI “filmmakers” will have to look up what that means) by slugging the timing (again, look it up) below the drawings, at which point it was handed off to human beings who rotoscoped my animatic (keep researching, guys) with both CGI and traditional/digital tools to make it match exactly what I’d drawn.
It took a long time and a lot of work.
But I can say “We made this” and there’s no debate to be had.
See how that works?
#FairlyOddParents
#NoToGenerativeAI
So many artists got stories of Prince trying to make them labor conscious and in went in one ear and out the other
Prince was doing the digital music releases in the 90s and early 2000's BEFORE itunes or spotify existed but his peers wanted those label deals
MTV officially shut down its 24-hour music channels on 31st Dec, 2025. They ended their final broadcast with 'Video killed the radio star' by The Buggles, the very first video broadcasted by MTV on August 1st, 1981.