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This.
The artwork looks downright awful compared to the original.
I know it's because I'm use to the old voices but bleh. Don't particularly care for the art style either.
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This.
Looks pretty good and I'm fine with the voices. That version of the theme at the end though, woof.
I am amazed at how perfect David Tennant as Scrooge works.
Only thing I don't like is the theme song, which is... meh.
I don't mind the bean mouth so much, reminds me of some 80s anime or whatever. I legit thought the guy in the cap and the guy with the brown hair were the same character though, until now.https://artofmarcusade.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/tumblr_inline_o2igl9bry11rv4fej_540.gif?w=700This.
That picture is so dishonest. First the silhouettes of all the characters are completely different but they remove that from the animation. Plus they try to make it look like that they all use the same mouth but if you watched any of the shows you would know that is not the way they draw their mouths. This is the equivalent to that dumb Dreamworks vs Pixar image.
They were largely indistinguishable from each other by design as Huey, Dewey, Louie and Webby were all voiced by Russi Taylor... who still voices Minnie Mouse today along with Sherri, Terri and Martin on The Simpsons.As far as the voices, I have absolutely no problem with the changes. The nephews' voices were shrill and indistinguishable from each other in the original. Plus, animation has changed a lot in almost 30 years and audiences don't generally like hit-you-over-the-head "cartoon" voices anymore.
Dipper doesn't even look like Dipper.![]()
This.
I've always wanted the animated shows to go back to hand drawn animation. Sad to say those days are over, its much more simplified now for better or worse.
To clarify you are aware that it is still hand drawn, right? It doesn't matter if it's drawn on a tablet or a sheet of paper, the result is the same. A hand and a pen on a surface made these drawings. And moreover, I doubt this was animated in America, so depending on the studio that actually animated it it's entirely possible that they were sent the boards and animatics, and then they drew the animation on actual paper and scanned it to ink and color it, which is what a ton of Korean studios do as they are dragged kicking and screaming into an all-digital ToonBoom future by Fox and BentoBox.There is always something to hand drawn animation that I really like, hard to say why. Just like it more than digital art.
ahhhhh
i actually laughed
somethings wrong with me
Surprised the nephews don't sound like kids, or like Donald, or like they used to sound. Original voice actor is still alive and kicking too, still voicing Minnie so I am surprised they didn't just use her
She feels like a spazzy Kristen Schaal-voiced character now... minus the Kristen Schaal voice.On the other hand, Webby is no longer insufferably twee, so that's a big improvement.
That picture is so dishonest. First the silhouettes of all the characters are completely different but they remove that from the animation. Plus they try to make it look like that they all use the same mouth but if you watched any of the shows you would know that is not the way they draw their mouths. This is the equivalent to that dumb Dreamworks vs Pixar image.
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the gif got those characters looking like off-brand knockoffs
Aye
For those wondering this is what the characters actually look like: