
u/Quessy123

Is it true what people say about Jax ruining TADC and all its potential? (Image created by hoodiehoodiee)
Do you think that, deep down, Jax cared about the other circus members and hated himself for hurting them, like people say?
Is it true what people say—that Jax is a bad person but a well-written or well-developed character?
Hypothetically, if I were to make an animated crossover fanfic someday (like Indie Cross) and include a lot of indie characters (especially Pomni, for obvious reasons), would it be okay to include Jax—but by improving his issues and making him more tolerant and charismatic?
After all the juggling Gooseworx did with Jax, the second half of the series, and all that—is Pomni a good protagonist or a bad one?
I would like to talk about this.
Look, I’m well aware that noogai3 tortured VICTIM/H4CK3R for months—and that was one of the triggers that turned Victim evil—but Chosen was also abused by noogai and enslaved for four years. You might expect Chosen to harbor an extreme desire for revenge, but instead, he managed to mature and forgive Noogai, recognizing that he isn't the same person he used to be.
Is *Teen Titans Go!* really the worst thing that could have happened to Western animation, as many say?
I'm still confused as to why Gangle cries over Jax (the person who mistreated and abused her ever since she arrived at the circus) after he abstracts.
Hello, Indie Cross fandom. Some of you might know that I made a post that upset you—specifically regarding the chase scene at the beginning of Episode 2—in which I commented that Shovel Knight and Cuphead annoyed me... (read the description to keep reading)
...i had no intention of making you all angry; I just wanted to share a personal opinion about that scene. Honestly, it was the hardest scene for me to watch, and for some reason, it made me loathe Shovel and Cuphead—I’m not sure if it was because they beat Knight up twice or because they tried to kill Charlotte by force. I sincerely apologize for posting something so controversial; I regret it. I promise to try and be more analytical about the scenes I watch in series and to avoid making posts like the one I shared recently, focusing instead on more wholesome and fun content for the Indie Cross community.
Do you think Dilligence from The Gaslight District and Rocky from Lackadaisy could be the first Glitch Productions characters voiced by Michael Kovach to be well-written and/or well-executed? (After all the missteps with N from MD and Jax from TADC [IMHO]—not counting Reid, Braidon, and Evil Jax)
Do you think Caine is indirectly to blame for everything that happened to Jax?
Why do people consider Unithor the main antagonist of Indie Cross?
You know Jax's case is even more humiliating when you realize that Leeroy/Lily (the real Jax) managed to move forward, face reality, and grow into a better person—possibly by opening up to his friends about his traumas and issues and ended up living a happy, normal life with one of those friends.
She likely also befriended the human versions of the other circus members, given how often she visits Riley's (the real Zooble's) bar and by the post-credits scene in Episode 9. Honestly, after all the suffering he endured during his teenage years, I’m happy that Leeroy/Lily managed to move forward, improve, and get help unlike his digitally scanned counterpart, who remained trapped in a digital world and well, the rest is history.
Moraleja:revisen los comentarios primero antes de ver un cortometraje posiblemente triste o melancólico
(Reposted post) Tell me about pilots and independent proposals (only starring male protagonists) that Glitch might greenlight in the future; here are a few examples.
Cliffside (from the creator of Murder Drones)
Heathens (Created by one of Glitch's storyboard artists)
Calling All Villains (Mr. Puzzles Spin-Off)
El Guapo vs The Narco Vampires (Created by none other than Jorge R. Gutierrez)
An indie project created by Pinkshonen featuring an anthropomorphic rabbit named Qper; it currently lacks a title but will presumably be called *The Firestorm Force* (and, fortunately, will not be N$FW).
Project-T (created by MORØ [creator of Indie Cross] and presumably starring Vorex, the character you see on screen)
You know Jax's case is even more humiliating when you realize that Leerroy (the real Jax) managed to move forward, face reality, and grow into a better person—possibly by opening up to his friends about his traumas and issues—and ended up living a happy, normal life with one of those friends.
She likely also befriended the human versions of the other circus members, given how often he visits Riley's (the real Zooble's) bar and the post-credits scene in Episode 9. Honestly, after all the suffering he endured during his teenage years, I’m happy that Leeroy managed to move forward, improve, and get help—unlike his digitally scanned counterpart, who remained trapped in a digital world. Well, the rest is history.