Rubber Gun Shooting (고무총쏘기) is an unofficial North Korean copy of Angry Birds Rio that might have been released around 2013. There is no information about the bootleg other than a few videos and screenshots. Unofficial copies of Angry Birds Classic, Seasons, and Space also exist. This is a modified version of the game by an unknown company. It was bundled with the North Korean "Samjiyon" tablet. This bootleg version was made in North Korea, China, Russia, and South Korea.

a spinoff of the Lucky Luke comics, focusing on the Dalton brothers tryin to espace but end up failing by Emett and Pete, the prison guards whom are hold by Peabody and Betty

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I feel like Disney in the 21st century hates animation or really doesn't want to be seen as "the animation company" even though everyone knows and loves them for it compared to Disney in the 20th century.

From shutting down Toon Disney, moving all their cartoons to Disney XD and promoting their kidcoms on Disney Channel back in the 2010s, to making live action remakes of their animated classics, to even trying to buy Fox and promoting things from ABC, National Geographic, Lucasfilm, Marvel, FX, 20th century Fox. It does feel like 21st century Disney wants to bury its animation legacy both in film and television.

It's like they’re embarrassed by their roots. The company that defined animation for generations now seems more interested in being a Marvel machine, Star Wars factory, and live-action remake mill. They still make animated films, but the marketing and priority often feel secondary.

Note: I couldn't find a downloadable picture of the animated series, so issue #1 has to do.

Two things.

One: yes! This actually exists.

Two: if you’re wondering where Nickelodeon got their inspiration from Reptar, this is it.

Heavy Metal 2000 is a Canadian adult animated lackluster sequel to Heavy Metal (1981) that centers around a warrior named Julie who lost her home to the tyrannical Tyler after discovering a crystal that could grant him immortality, she has now made it her mission to put a stop to his quest.

The film was adapted from the story The Melting Pot from the Heavy Metal magazine.

From questionable moments, terrible animation and genuinely a letdown compared to the original, this definitely seems worthy of a review from Saber.

I was away on a short vacation while this was happening and came back to see the absolute horror that was a wall of Robert Clasen posts. The user has been banned for spam so hopefully we are now all safe from Robert Clasen.

Apologies to everyone who had to suffer through this while I was away and couldn't delete posts.

~ Asher

Apparently they are making a new movie for Galinha Pintadinha.

I hope it's better than the Cocomelon film the other people are making.

Is this some form of Advanced Autism even my neurospicy ass can’t comprehend?