[ SECRET POST #4349 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4349 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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03. https://i.imgur.com/W9x9FD0.png
[Tenchi Forever! The Movie, OP warned for NSFW]

























04. [SPOILERS for Doctor S11E04 "Arachnids in the UK"]



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05. [SPOILERS for Daredevil season 3]



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06. [SPOILERS for Daredevil season 3]



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07. [WARNING for incest]

[Gravity Falls]


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08. [WARNING for discussion of loli/shota and child porn]
















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Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[fscom]

02. https://i.postimg.cc/Pf83T1xQ/9dk7sh.png

[(Anonymous)]

Geez, I feel like I'm the only one that likes the new style.

[(Anonymous)]

I like it, especially the colors and the varying body shapes of the characters. It's a very cute style without veering into, like, chibi territory.

[nightscale]

I like it too, it's cute and simple and the characters have different body-types which is neat.

[luxshine]

I like it too. I like it a lot more than the old rotoscoped one where every single female character looked the same (Even when, as a child, I liked the series)

[(Anonymous)]

I didn't like it until I went and watched the trailer just now and I think it looks great in motion (and the whole thing looks a lot funnier than I remember the original being). Although, I think Adora's She-Ra look is a bit sillier now compared to her normal look and how most of the other characters look. So, I think all the still pics of just She-Ra aren't really a good example of the overall look of the show. On top of that, it's a very different style, so there's going to be people who just don't like the change.

[erinptah]

There's things I don't care for about the new style, but...I really don't get the number of people romanticizing the old one.

Especially now that Netflix has the old first season, and I've watched a few. It was stiff, the motion was awkward, most of the characters were the same action-figure mold with different hair swapped in -- and nobody in the new style looks as silly and cartoony as, say, original-version Madame Razz. I can understand loving it for nostalgia reasons (I've got the same thing with Thundercats), but objectively great it is not :/

[(Anonymous)]

I find the new style just as samey as the old one, honestly. It's just a different brand of same. We've moved from 80s Mattel to early 2000s fanart. It's cool that there's more variety in body shape now, though.

[erinptah]

The nonvariety in body shape (and face model) is mostly what I meant by "samey."

Unless you're talking about the style being hard to distinguish from other contemporary shows? Which, sure, you're not wrong, but imo that's not an inherently bad thing (it's just neutral) -- unlike same-mold character designs.

[philstar22]

Romanticizing old art styles in animation is nothing new. Look at all the people who think that hand drawn animation is inherently superior to computer generated animation. Even when the computer generated stuff is really good.

[(Anonymous)]

I personnaly find hand drawn animation more touching from an artistic point of view. While there're great computer generated stuff, it just doesn't make me want to admire it like I would a painting, it doesn't move me. But that doesn't mean than one is objectively better than the other, both should be able to coexist.

[philstar22]

And I have no problem with that. What bugs me are the people who insist hand drawn is objectively better and that computer generated is objectively terrible every single time.

[(Anonymous)]

I love it to death, even when it's obviously going for MAXIMUM GAY!

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not really sure how an art style can be gay, but uh... is there something wrong with that if it is?

[sabotabby]

Nope, I love it. The character designs are more interesting and the world design retains some of the 80s technomagic aesthetic without looking dated.

[(Anonymous)]

I got no horse in this race, I'm just getting a kick out of how that particular picture makes it look like new She-Ra's thighs glow. Old She-Ra's probably jealous, but better at stealth ops.

[dahli]

Don''t forget she looks like a boy now!!!11oneoneone

You're entitled to your opinion and, if we're honest here, I never really liked the new shoulder pads hahaha. But I can see where you're coming, specially with all the complaining about the show. I haven't seen it myself (never was into She-ra ha!) but the complains have gone beyond petty to really awful stuff. :/ So I can see why you wouldn't want to say this out loud.

[(Anonymous)]

I loved the old style at the time, but it looks vastly better in stills than in motion!

[(Anonymous)]

She's going to get a crick in her neck posing like that.

[(Anonymous)]

All I can see when I look at the ~new~ She-Ra is Hank Venture in drag. -_-

[(Anonymous)]

Man, this example in particular feels like such a reach...

[(Anonymous)]

As someone old enough to have been a fan of She-Ra when it came out...I do miss the old look. But more due to nostalgia than anything. tbh I haven't actually watched the new show.

[(Anonymous)]

I prefer almost everything about the new art style, especially the clothes and the diversity. I just hate that lines-for-mouth-thing so much (in general, not just here, and I always have) and I feel bad that I hate it enough to not want to watch the show even though I think I could like it otherwise.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I can't say that I like that art style either. It does look like fanart.