bigdaddy313
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It will be cool if it’s 55 mins each, but I’ll take 30mins if that’s the case.I can't imagine it's anything longer than 22-30 minutes.
It will be cool if it’s 55 mins each, but I’ll take 30mins if that’s the case.I can't imagine it's anything longer than 22-30 minutes.
If it were a 30-40 min show like Mandalorian, that would be great. Lots of room to really stretch a mini-movie feel. We know how it is with animation though, where everything has to impeccably timed, and then the sorts of budgetary differences that come with changing the runtime. A lot can be done in 22 mins either so I just hope to see them make the most of whatever runtimes they aim for.It will be cool if it’s 55 mins each, but I’ll take 30mins if that’s the case.
That's rotoscoped. I'd be over the moon if What If? used that style.To me the animation honestly looks similar to the one from the recent The Liberator series on Netflix (check out the trailer here), though I don't think the same animation studios work on both it and What If?....
I think Armored Adventures was done by a French-Canadian studio...Is the studio that did Armored Adventures involved in this, or am I misremembering? The art style is similar.
Method. I've only really known them for Armored Adventures and Skyland. What If...? is feeling similar to Resistance so far visually from the little bit remember seeing.I think Armored Adventures was done by a French-Canadian studio...
Maybe we will get to see him as Black Panther, one last time .
Yes, Wakanda Forever!!Maybe we will get to see him as Black Panther, one last time .
He looks properly cosmic and mysterious .
Granted, I think it would be a little more relevant to a tuning in general audience to see "What If's" involving the movies...Sad how Marvels "What If" animated series had to focus exclusively on the MCU.
It would been so much cooler if this Disney Plus series was based on the comics entirely and had nothing to do with the MCU.
I fail to see what's sad about it, What If as a series only works when the general audience knows the context of the events and characters, without it its just a series of random stories, like for example asking the audience"What if Spider-Man never unmasked during Civil War?" doesn't work when most of the viewers watching only know a version of Civil War where Spider-Man never unmasked and revealed his identity, this just makes more sense.Sad how Marvels "What If" animated series had to focus exclusively on the MCU.
It would been so much cooler if this Disney Plus series was based on the comics entirely and had nothing to do with the MCU.
I still love the MCU films its just all the Influences have been so common on marvels cartoons, comics and video games as the mainstream. I'm sure this Disney Plus series is still going to be entertaining.
Squidward looks bored of the influences.
Except this series isn't influenced by the MCU it is a part of the MCU, it's directly taking a look at an alternate take on the movies, not blandly copying them.I still love the MCU films its just all the Influences have been so common on marvels cartoons, comics and video games as the mainstream. I'm sure this Disney Plus series is still going to be entertaining.
Squidward looks bored of the influences.
That's not the fault of the MCU, that's the fault of people like Jeph Loeb, who didn't care about animated series and produced them cheaply, this series is made by the actual people involved with the MCU, and already looks both different and better than the series that came beforeI don't mind the MCU having some influence but when the shows are basically carbon copies, It becomes a problem.
when the shows are basically carbon copies, It becomes a problem