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Silver Screen / Re: Avengers: Infinity War
« on: July 01, 2018, 03:24:29 PM »
If I'm gonna be honest, this film kind of sucked for me.
Felt boring.
Felt boring.
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Silver Screen / Re: Your favorite movie soundtracks
« on: July 01, 2018, 03:23:45 PM »
Nick, Prince only wrote a song or so. Danny Elfman wrote the music for Batman(1989)>
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Random Role Play / Re: Insane Cafe 4: The Insane Frontier
« on: July 01, 2018, 01:44:31 PM »
Meanwhile, within space, the Masked Dimensioner of all things, was floating in space with a bubble helmet to keep oxygen in. He is no normal person. He's lost. Having been through decades of going through dimensions to obtain what could become his fuel back home, he has grown a bit anti-social.
He was asleep as of now, having been needing a rest since he got out of a past time from Dimension CG-PD.
He was asleep as of now, having been needing a rest since he got out of a past time from Dimension CG-PD.
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Silver Screen / Re: Your favorite movie soundtracks
« on: July 01, 2018, 10:26:58 AM »
Uhh. Hypno, the sequels aren't bad.
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General Land Before Time / Re: Looking for a really specific part of tLBT?
« on: July 01, 2018, 09:06:55 AM »
It's real alright....
IN YOUR DREAMS!
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
IN YOUR DREAMS!
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
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The Welcome Center / Re: Introducing myself, a LBT Fan, and a huge fan of animation
« on: July 01, 2018, 09:05:26 AM »
And by the way, I do enjoy LBT XIII.
It's not the best, but it had a good ending. So no need for a LBT 14 there; it felt like a proper ending to the franchise. Yet the end of LBT 14 did feel like one as well.
It's not the best, but it had a good ending. So no need for a LBT 14 there; it felt like a proper ending to the franchise. Yet the end of LBT 14 did feel like one as well.
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General Land Before Time / Re: Getting to know you - LBT Style
« on: July 01, 2018, 09:01:39 AM »
1. It's definitely between Petrie, Pterano, Wild Arms, Spike, Chomper, Doc, and Mr. Threehorn.
2. None to be exact. They're all good in my opinion.
3. Beyond the Mysterious Beyond and Eggs.
4. None. All good.
5. ALL OF THEM.
6. There is no bad one(Yes, XIII is good to me).
7. The Rescue from the Mountains That Burn, LBT 1.
2. None to be exact. They're all good in my opinion.
3. Beyond the Mysterious Beyond and Eggs.
4. None. All good.
5. ALL OF THEM.
6. There is no bad one(Yes, XIII is good to me).
7. The Rescue from the Mountains That Burn, LBT 1.
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Role Play Discussion / Re: ToonWorld Roleplay
« on: July 01, 2018, 03:14:56 AM »
I may wish to join...
As the Masked Dimensioner. A time lord lost through the dimensions looking for a way back to his home dimension, having to find the ingredients to make something that resembles painite, the source to dimensional travel, all made of important items scattered through the dimensions. He's very intelligent and secretive, always wearing a mask to cover up his face alongside with a turtleneck-converted hoodie. He comes from a dimension where his kind are of archosaurids(Yes, my concept's universe, and this is a character who will appear in S4-S5).
As the Masked Dimensioner. A time lord lost through the dimensions looking for a way back to his home dimension, having to find the ingredients to make something that resembles painite, the source to dimensional travel, all made of important items scattered through the dimensions. He's very intelligent and secretive, always wearing a mask to cover up his face alongside with a turtleneck-converted hoodie. He comes from a dimension where his kind are of archosaurids(Yes, my concept's universe, and this is a character who will appear in S4-S5).
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The Welcome Center / Re: Introducing myself, a LBT Fan, and a huge fan of animation
« on: July 01, 2018, 02:35:08 AM »
I like baseball and basketball(Thanks to Space Jam), and I am very interested in Science, History and Geography. If that's what you wanted to hear.
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The Welcome Center / Re: Introducing myself, a LBT Fan, and a huge fan of animation
« on: July 01, 2018, 02:24:10 AM »
I know, considering I have like, over fifty cast members to-hire for the supporting cast, and ten for the principal cast(not including myself). It's all in my head; it's better if I'm the casting director, not some random douchebag who doesn't know real talent. It's my intention who I want to hire, I am the creator of this concept. I know who's good. I love voice actors a lot, they're very high value to me.
But hey, what do I know? I'm in highschool now, and my school is attempting to get someone from the industry to help me out with my concept. This month to be exact. Maybe I'm going a bit off-topic.
P.S, I have an entire episode planned with only one cast member in it, so, not all of my to-hire list would have to be all be in one whole episode(5 seasons are planned). It's varied judging on the amount of characters. Although most of them would be in my planned pilot episode. In mind folks. I'm not serious with my potential cast yet, apart from myself.
I could tell you who I'd like to hire via private MSG, if that's possible?
But hey, what do I know? I'm in highschool now, and my school is attempting to get someone from the industry to help me out with my concept. This month to be exact. Maybe I'm going a bit off-topic.
P.S, I have an entire episode planned with only one cast member in it, so, not all of my to-hire list would have to be all be in one whole episode(5 seasons are planned). It's varied judging on the amount of characters. Although most of them would be in my planned pilot episode. In mind folks. I'm not serious with my potential cast yet, apart from myself.
I could tell you who I'd like to hire via private MSG, if that's possible?
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The Welcome Center / Re: Introducing myself, a LBT Fan, and a huge fan of animation
« on: July 01, 2018, 02:10:45 AM »
I don't know if I should post my to-hire list.
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The Welcome Center / Re: Introducing myself, a LBT Fan, and a huge fan of animation
« on: July 01, 2018, 02:08:14 AM »
Sometime in October. Mid October I believe, between 14-17th I think?
Plus, my birthday is around that time. So that's perfect timing for a huge DC fan like me.
I plan to get the entire Batman: The Animated Series series on DVD for my birthday.
I'm not the Netflix kind of guy, the DVD collector kind of guy. I have an entire wardrobe full of my DVDs.
Plus, my birthday is around that time. So that's perfect timing for a huge DC fan like me.
I plan to get the entire Batman: The Animated Series series on DVD for my birthday.
I'm not the Netflix kind of guy, the DVD collector kind of guy. I have an entire wardrobe full of my DVDs.
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The Welcome Center / Re: Introducing myself, a LBT Fan, and a huge fan of animation
« on: July 01, 2018, 02:02:17 AM »
Not feeling like rping.
Speaking OF B:TAS:
https://streamable.com/35fzh
Basically, the LEGO version of the intro using clips from the opening of LEGO Batman 1.
Plus, Conroy and Hamill are to reprise their roles in the upcoming LEGO DC game.
This means no more Troy Baker and Christopher Corey Smith.
Speaking OF B:TAS:
https://streamable.com/35fzh
Basically, the LEGO version of the intro using clips from the opening of LEGO Batman 1.
Plus, Conroy and Hamill are to reprise their roles in the upcoming LEGO DC game.
This means no more Troy Baker and Christopher Corey Smith.
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Silver Screen / Re: Your favorite movie soundtracks
« on: July 01, 2018, 01:07:39 AM »
It's between the Land Before Time franchise, the soundtrack of both Steven Universe and Over the Garden wall, and the original Batman film's soundtrack.
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Silver Screen / Re: the stupidest movie you ever seen
« on: July 01, 2018, 01:06:48 AM »
If I'm gonna be honest here... the stupidest film I've ever seen was Infinity War. 
Yep, I'm being serious here.
Chicken Little and Home on the Range are good to me,
plus the Cat in the Hat is on my list of favorite live-action movies.
Yep, I'm being serious here.
Chicken Little and Home on the Range are good to me,
plus the Cat in the Hat is on my list of favorite live-action movies.
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The Welcome Center / Re: Introducing myself, a LBT Fan, and a huge fan of animation
« on: July 01, 2018, 01:02:00 AM »Welcome Sergeant. Judging from the pic in your sig, you're either a big fan of the Joker, or of Batman the animated series.
Well yes I am.
Batman is obviously the best DC hero out there, aka, the best comic book superhero. Screw Marvel's MCU;
The DCAU is awesome. Plus the Burton Batman films.
Also, I have plans to hire Mark Hamill and Kevin Conroy as supporting characters for my concept. I could post an entire list of my who-to hire cast list. If you wanted...
If you want to read about the concept,(just the synopsis for now, will expand on talking about it if questions are asked):
http://www.gangoffive.net/index.php?topic=16035.0
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It's Party Time! / Re: Lets Count To 2,000
« on: June 30, 2018, 04:31:28 PM »
892. I said it folks.
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The Written Word / Doctor Chuck Bird and the Legionary of Scientists; a post about my concept.
« on: June 30, 2018, 02:44:44 PM »
Hello folks. I think I should talk about my concept for an animated show here, so... Here's the post dedicated to it. Feel free to ask questions.
THE SYNOPSIS
It’s the 21st Century in Dimension CHB-42, where the archosaurs are in complete control of the earth, in society format. Life seems normal for these smart-brained reptiles, already having their own problems in either cultural propaganda, or war in countries. But in this case, life isn’t normal for the town of Hull, USA; they’ve had sightings of mysterious "anomalies" about, already becoming either town legend or in rare cases, a tourist attraction. But they all are a problem to the core of the dimension.
It’s up to the Legionary of Scientists to study these going-ons. They have had begun their research during the 1960’s and onwards, having help from all kinds of individuals. They even found a way to travel through the dimensions, via the gemstone painite. They all have other problems to deal with other than this, but this problem could cause a time rip. So, they enlisted the smartest dinosaur alive on Earth: Doctor Chuck Bird. With the help of friends, he stops these anomalies from popping up in all dimensions, including his own, while balancing it with his normal daily social life.
This will be the first in many posts. I just wanted to start with the synopsis. Post down below for any questions.
THE SYNOPSIS
It’s the 21st Century in Dimension CHB-42, where the archosaurs are in complete control of the earth, in society format. Life seems normal for these smart-brained reptiles, already having their own problems in either cultural propaganda, or war in countries. But in this case, life isn’t normal for the town of Hull, USA; they’ve had sightings of mysterious "anomalies" about, already becoming either town legend or in rare cases, a tourist attraction. But they all are a problem to the core of the dimension.
It’s up to the Legionary of Scientists to study these going-ons. They have had begun their research during the 1960’s and onwards, having help from all kinds of individuals. They even found a way to travel through the dimensions, via the gemstone painite. They all have other problems to deal with other than this, but this problem could cause a time rip. So, they enlisted the smartest dinosaur alive on Earth: Doctor Chuck Bird. With the help of friends, he stops these anomalies from popping up in all dimensions, including his own, while balancing it with his normal daily social life.
This will be the first in many posts. I just wanted to start with the synopsis. Post down below for any questions.