Cartoon/Western Animation General

@Ardashir  
That’s Pantha from Teen Titans. She appeared in Season 5 in the Brotherhood of Evil arc.

Gumball is once again the most aired show this week.

@Salamenace  
Thanks.

@Dustcan  
The worst part is most of that is made of of reruns of 4 episodes that were only new for 4 hours and will be reruns the rest of the week once an hour.  
CN really falsely advertised this best summer ever thing.
 
Their advertisement promised a new episode once an hour every day all week for different shows. Instead we get 4 new episodes of a show on monday morning and that gets repeated on loop for a whole week while still slapping the “new” label on them.

Butch Hartman is starting his own TV network

@Holofan4life  
Oh boy.

@Holofan4life
 
For real?

@Holofan4life  

 
Video for context

Garfield is turning 40 today

King Candy is the best plot-twist villain Disney ever created.

@Oddball64  
Not Disney, but how would you compare him to Lots-O’-Huggin’ Bear and Stinky Pete the Prospector?

@Holofan4life  
Garfield:guess I have another day to hate than Mondays…(sips coffee and goes back to bed).

So in The Incredibles, the reasons why the supers got banned is because the suicidal guy who got rescued by Mr. Incredible sued him because he DIDN’T want to be saved? If real world logic was applied, Sansweet’s case would’ve been dropped because attempted suicide is illegal, especially if it’s jumping from a public building. That is unless the setting where the movie takes place doesn’t have such a law passed. Weird…

@ILoveMyoozik  
Him trying to sue Mr Incredible for rescuing him when he was going to commit suicide started up a chain reaction of people suing other superheroes for petty reasons.
 
Also did that law exist back in the 50/60’s? Because that seems to be the timeline for the Incredibles.
 
But yeah that being the reasosn why supers got banned is kinda dumb (Although didn’t him saving him also result in people on the train getting hurt as well?)

@ice1517  
After the rescue, Incrediboy got in the way of Mr. Incredible trying to stop Bomb Voyage, which led to the latter planting a bomb on Buddy’s cape. After Bob took it off, it landed on the tracks with the train approaching. He stopped it, but it led to the passengers getting serious injuries from the event. This led to the people also suing Mr. Incredible for the “El Train Accident” as it was dubbed and it led to the chain reaction.
 
I guess such a law didn’t exist, but the writers needed something for the movie to happen so I don’t mind it.

@ILoveMyoozik  
Those people were dicks.

@ice1517  
I’d be grateful if someone saved me from an accident like that, regardless of the injuries I got. The passengers were selfish assholes and should’ve thanked him that they didn’t go the way Oliver Sansweet did earlier.

Was it ever explained what happened to the villains after superheroes were outlawed? Or was Syndrome the only supervillain to pop up after?

@ILoveMyoozik  
I don’t really expect a Watchmen-style reason for supers being banned
 
That said I would be interested in a watchmen-Incredibles crossover
 
Even if it does cause Alan Moore to explode

@ILoveMyoozik  
I mean yeah being injured sucks but it was either that or death.
 
@Dustcan  
I don’t think they said what happened to supervillains after the ban was made.  
Best bet is that they just sent the army after them

@Dustcan  
No, nothing was explained what happened to the villains.

@ice1517  
oh…oh wow, that’s a real thing…woooow.
 
ooga-looga.

@ice1517  
WTF? That looks like when jacksfilms puts mouths over people in commercial and movie parodies to dub over their dialogue.
 
Example.