In Bye Bye Nerdy, during the scene where Coco asks if she can get Jamez Withazee's autograph and gets sad when Bloo says no, you can briefly see Wilt's expression change from annoyed to sympathetic. It's a funny little detail I noticed and I'm curious if anyone else has noticed this detail.
What if you ran into Coco one day, and in an attempt to communicate with her YOU were the one who said "cococococococo cocococo cocococococo cocococo coco cococococo cococococo"? What would SHE hear?
>!Bonus points if you guess a particular line from another particular Cartoon Network show...!<
While not officially announced, the redesigned Nickel plush HAS been shown in several promotional videos before. The Inanimate Insanity theater event trailer, a clip within the preshow, and in the most recent BFDI x II Tour short. It's obviously going to be announced during the tour.
But... what if this plush doubles as a BFDI Nickel plush?
Now, at the time the ORIGINAL II Nickel plush came out, BFDIA hadn't been revived JUST yet. So the BFDI Nickel we've been clinging to was the BFB-present design. Plus, the old Nickel plush had the season 3 artstyle, so either way he would've looked out of place for a BFDI plush.
But this NEW plush uses the season 4 artstyle, and the way they posed the face here, it's VERY similar to the BFDIA style. And BFDIA Nickel's design is much closer to II Nickel in comparison to BFB and TPOT Nickel.
So what if this new Nickel plush counts as both a BFDI plush AND an II Nickel plush? Think of it like backwards compatibility, like putting a Gamecube game into a Wii, or a DS game into a 3DS. That would actually be very clever.
TL;DR, when they announced the new Nickel plush, they might state that it counts as both a BFDI Nickel and an II Nickel at the same time.
What do you guys think? Is my theory sound? Tell me your thoughts down below.
A couple months ago, my transitions program went on a trip to a bowling alley. At the time, I was binging Fosters, and this episode was the one that was playing while I was in the van.
After putting on my bowling shoes and waiting for the names to be typed in, I was watching the ending of the episode, where everyone got mad at Mac for "losing" the tickets, and we saw Madame Foster on the airplane with her friends.
Around that moment in the episode, my teacher had finished typing in the names, and she said it was my turn to bowl. Naturally, I told her "My episode's almost done", but she told me that if I didn't go, she'd have someone else bowl FOR me.
So I grabbed a ball, and just threw it down the lane not even paying attention. And I somehow managed to bowl a STRIKE. I genuinely didn't intend for this to happen, but it did.
I dunno, I just thought this was a very funny scenario.
In Toy Story 1, what toy gave Woody the idea to push Buzz into the crevasse behind the desk? The Magic 8-Ball. If the Magic 8-Ball wasn't there, a MASSIVE chunk of the movie would've never happened.
In Toy Story 3, Andy WOULD'VE been able to put his toys in the attic if the Magic 8-Ball DIDN'T fall out of Molly's box.
As a bonus, the 8-Ball was there during the Wheezy scene in Toy Story 2, a CRUCIAL part of the movie. And while he didn't do anything, the fact that he was there at all IS telling.
What was the Magic 8-Ball's motivation for all of this? I'll never know. All I know is that this 8-Ball is no good, and has been hiding as the franchise's main villain the entire time.
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Leave your guesses in the comments.
Hint:>! It has to do with another series.!<
Thomas And Friends Season 25 Special.
Let's say the original series DIDN'T end after season 24 before moving on to All Engines Go. Here's what I think the special to start off season 25 could've gone.
Diesel 10 returns, and he sees a time machine spawn in an empty field, with the time traveler exploring. He gets Arry, Bert, Splatter and Dodge to steal the machine for him, before Diesel 10 himself uses it to go to the far future and steal futuristic weaponry.
Then he goes back to the present with his weaponry and begins killing everyone alongside the other Diesels. Sir Topham Hatt is the first to die.
Here's a list of other characters that die: Murdoch, Stephney, Molly, Arthur, Billy, Charlie, Stanley, the Logging Locos, Harvey, Spencer, Whiff, Boco, Daisy, Phillip, Hugo, Stafford, Winston, Gruff, Rocky, Toad, Henrietta, Jack and the Pack, the Tugs, Terrence, Trevor, Bulgy, Harold, Kevin, S.C. Ruffy, Hector, Ryan, Kana, Bruno, Judy and Jerome, Stephen, Glynn, Sonny, Kenji, Cleo, Mike, Rex, Bert, Skiff, Captain, Smudger, Duncan, Freddie, Luke, Victor, Mighty Mac, Bertram, Duke, Timothy, Porter, Samson, Hank, Flora, Big Mickey, Carly, Colin, Jeremy, Neville, Fergus, Flynn, Belle, Connor, Caitlyn, and more. Mr Percival, Lady Hatt, and Dowager Hatt are also dead.
With the Fat Controller dead, it’s up to Thomas, Percy, Rosie, James, Nia, Gordon, Rebecca, Emily, Henry, Edward, Toby, and Devious Diesel to stop Diesel 10 before he destroys all steam engines ever made.
During this movie, the Big Ben tower is destroyed.
We also see the murder of non-Sodor characters like the Flying Scottsman, Gator, Ashima, Vinnie, Yong Bao, Gina, Frankie, Hurricane, Beresford, Theo, Lexi, and Merlin.
Even the Duchess of Loughborough is killed.
Diesel 10 also eventually murders Mavis, Salty, Dennis, Derek, Den, Dart, Sydney, Norman, and Paxton because none of them wanted to murder anyone.
Duck, Donald, Douglas, Oliver, Hiro, Cranky, Bill, Ben, Skarloey, Rheneas, Sir Handle, Peter Sam, Rusty, Bertie, Annie, and Clarabelle are eventually found and murdered too.
It reaches its peak when ALL the characters are dead except for Devious Diesel, Diesel 10, Arry, Bert, Splatter, and Dodge. So Devious Diesel grabs the time machine and goes back in time to kill Diesel 10, resetting everything back to normal.
Oh yeah, and Lady appears in a dream sequence and confirms she’s a Goddess.
The End
Duck, Donald, Whiff, and Douglas, Oliver, and Hiro, and Rosie number one! (or 37)
A collection of the Thomas characters who be the rest of the major steam engines besides Thomas, Edward, Henry, Gordon, James, Percy, Toby, Emily, Nia and Rebecca. This just MY opinion though, and you may think someone should be replaced. I only made this for fun.
When it comes to criticisms of the Super Mario Galaxy Movie, there's plenty of criticism I agree with, versus criticism I don't think applies. Let's go over some, shall we?
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Starting with the criticisms I don't agree with:
"This movie is soulless!"
That is not accurate. Soulless would imply the people working on the movie put zero passion into it, and only made the movie for money. The people making this movie clearly did put a lot of genuine effort and passion into the film.
"This movie was made for brainrotted Youtube Shorts viewers!"
Have you even seen how bad Youtube Shorts can get? And I get they're trying to say the movie's too fast, but it's not at THAT level.
"This movie only exists to advertise the brand!"
No, it's trying to CELEBRATE the brand. Even then, by that logic, the Lego Movie only exists to advertise Legos.
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Now for criticisms I DO agree with:
"The movie is way too fast, it rarely has any scenes where the characters just slow down and process what's happening"
Yes, the movie tried to shove in way too much into such a short runtime. The movie should've been longer.
"Scenes like King Wart's appearance and the T-Rex chase could've been removed with nothing changing"
Also true. But I feel like the King Wart scene could've been worthwhile if they had Wart SUCESSFULLY capture Peach and bring her to Bowser Jr, meanwhile Toad escapes. The T-Rex scene on the other hand could've and probably should've been cut.
"Rosalina spends most of the movie captured"
Yes, they basically put her in the same situation as Luigi in the first movie. And that's a shame, since it IS a Galaxy movie.
"It doesn't do a good job adapting Galaxy"
I feel like they could've kept all the non-Galaxy stuff while still making the movie feel like Galaxy. None of the references to Sunshine, Odyssey, or anything like that had to be removed at all. It just needed more quiet and somber moments.
"Yoshi is inconsequential to the story"
It is strange how the post-credits scene in the first movie implied Yoshi would be a major part of the second one, just for him to be the animal sidekick.
"This movie was too ambitious"
What they could've done was have Super Mario World be the second movie, so they could naturally introduce Yoshi to the team, and maybe a couple more characters. Then have Galaxy be the third movie. Instead, they skipped STRAIGHT to Galaxy, intended to bring back King Wart and Mouser back from purgatory, and put Fox McCloud in the movie, all with a 98 minute runtime including credits.
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So in conclusion, these are the criticisms I agree and disagree with. Remember, these are just my opinions, so remember to be respectful.