Shredded Moose: The Animated Series
Let’s say, hypothetically, Yas Forums decides to start its own streaming service...
Elijah Cox
Grayson Lewis
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Henry Morales
I would pitch a cartoon about Nazi soldiers during WWII doing mundane tasks and trying to survive the war and eachother. The worst episodes will be when they address and reference themes to other shows and mock them for preaching shitty ideals and concepts.
Jaxson Williams
Something like Sealab 2021 but with old Superman clips.
Dylan Nguyen
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Carter Sanders
Don't forget deathbulge: the animated series!
Kayden Baker
I'd like to do a action-adventure show with not too much dialogue, with world building and characterization done visually. Premise: "dragons" in this world embody various ideas or ideals, their power bolstered by the attention humans provide whether love or fear, but negative emotions are more easily motivated. The surface world has an uneasy coexistence between humans and dragons, as humans without dragons to receive their feelings can transform into mindless bestial manifestations of their desires, yet dragons require significant reasons to upkeep, fight amongst themselves, and many prioritize their power above all, both to keep their humans safe and as a means to not die from lack of belief. The protagonist is a 40 year old woman on the run due to a debt she owes to the local protection racket. While in an abandoned fishing village she comes upon the nearly dead dragon named "Protection from the Deep Waters of the Sea", with whom she makes a pact. In exchange for offering her beliefs, the dragon will allow her to hide beneath the waves. Thus begins the underwater exploration story of ancient ruins and ocean monsters with the dragon's slowly growing enclave of followers headed by their priestess; featuring B-sides that tell snapshots of the world from the POV of characters with whom the main cast has interacted.
This is great. I can see it as a real cartoon.
Kevin Lopez
Come on, I thought Yas Forums would be a little more creative.
Zachary Roberts
I've had a LOT of time to just daydream thanks to Recent Events.
A devil girl kicked out of hell for being too nice and an angel girl kicked out of heaven for being too naughty are roommates in an apartment in a non-specific major city. They have wacky sit-com adventures along side their collection of neighbors including:
A professor of theology who hates them because "this is not how it works in ANY religion I've studied."
A conspiracy theorist who is convinced the girls are aliens. And his roommate, an extremely poorly disguised alien who exactly Zero people notice is an alien.
A gay dude and a lesbian roommates who mostly just smoke weed and play video games all day.
A magical girl and her small animal companion who doesn't yet realize she's in yet another grimdark deconstruction of the genre.
Inexplicable hot furries.
Anything else the crack team of writers can think up.
Important note: It's extremely important that despite acting like and being treated as adults, the art style must make the two main girls look noticeably young. Short and cute.
Ian Hughes
I'd watch this other than the lolicon. Sounds fun.