Titan Maximum

[Dark_Lord_Khrima]

Well, we all know how well trying to get half hour episodes when you're already at risk of being cancelled worked for Lucy.

[-Dudeco-]

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Dark_Lord_Khrima wrote:
Well, we all know how well trying to get half hour episodes when you're already at risk of being cancelled worked for Lucy.

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True. But maybe Lucy was more expensive than TM. After all, Stop Motion is far easier to create than CGI.

[Jeebus201]

You sound like you're in denial.   Come on man, the show wasn't even that good.  It had like...3 jokes that were constantly recycled.  The creators hadn't even seen a super robot anime besides Voltron.  The plot ended pretty perfectly, so why ruin it?  Unless friggin Dangaioh or Gunbuster show up to fight Gibbs, it's pointless.

[-Dudeco-]

Oh, please, Jeebus. Just because you don't like a show doesn't mean it should go off air.

The show ended on sorta a cliffhanger. They can still continue it if they want to.

[Jeebus201]

Seth Green said it was done in August 11. What more do you want?

[Sketchor]

Robot shows never last long term on Cartoon Network. Unless they're The Big O anyway but even that got cancelled "early".

Actually my buddy told me a rumor that The Big O season 3 could not be funded because Tim and Eric needed money for their projects. Dunno if that's true but if it is... I rage.

[Jeebus201]

I'll be happy to say it was a victim of circumstance instead of a true failure, but the show's over.

Also, and I've said it before, Americans prefer super robots to real robots, with most of Adult Swim's pickups save Big O the latter.

[Sketchor]

Well yeah they prefer super robots... Voltron, Transfomrers and the soooped up mechs of Gundam Wing are their ideals for robots.

And yet hardly anyone has tried a super robot show here. It's kind of baffeling.

[ZorakFan3271]

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Jeebus201 wrote:
Seth Green said it was done in August 11. What more do you want?

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When and where? 

[-Dudeco-]

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ZorakFan3271 wrote:

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Jeebus201 wrote:
Seth Green said it was done in August 11. What more do you want?

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When and where? 

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No where. They said it was put on hiatus, not canceled. [AS] doesn't even cancel their shows. They just leave them unrenewed until they decide they want more of them made (If at all).

They even released a season 1 DVD for retail. They wouldn't do that for shows that are full fledged canceled unless they at least had more than 1 season (Not at the time of the DVD release anyway).

[ToonDude]

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-Dudeco- wrote:

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ZorakFan3271 wrote:

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Jeebus201 wrote:
Seth Green said it was done in August 11. What more do you want?

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When and where? 

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No where. They said it was put on hiatus, not canceled.

Hiatus can sometimes be another word for canceled. I'm not speaking in definitive terms.

[AS] doesn't even cancel their shows. They just leave them unrenewed until they decide they want more of them made (If at all).

That's called being canceled.

They even released a season 1 DVD for retail. They wouldn't do that for shows that are full fledged canceled unless they at least had more than 1 season (Not at the time of the DVD release anyway).

What color is the sky in that fantasy world of yours?

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[misterrick]

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-Dudeco- wrote:

True. But maybe Lucy was more expensive than TM. After all, Stop Motion is far easier to create than CGI.

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IMHO CGI is far... far... easier to produce then stop motion. Why do you think it takes about 11 to 13 months to produce 20 episodes of a stop motion series.