Who would you hire to make a Warhammer 40k cartoon?

How do I get into 40k?

play games like space marines, or Dawn of War (1 and 2)

there are countless Lore videos available

wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Main_Page

>Have a large amount of disposable income
>Have nothing better to do with your free time
>Have a lot of said free time
>Go to your FLGS and ask around
The rest will sort itself out

The guys from that star wars clone wars cartoon
youtube.com/watch?v=WIj7gIDFDe4

A decade ago, I would agree. But the Samurai Jack revival does not give me confidence in Tartakovsky's skills anymore. He's a great animator, one of the best, but as a writer he is sorely lacking

glorious tau animation

i can only approve of this

I woudn't
Cartoons and 40K doesn't and shoudn't mix

What do you guys think the art style should look like?

In the 40K's children book that was just released, we saw people dying. Guardsmen and civilians being Gauss Flayed by the Necrons, even children. The Necron attack ends with the Necron fleet obliterating the planet and then hunting the evac ships destroying many of them. The White kid parents and all his homeworld friends die in these events.

If this is 40K at its tamest, then it isn't a setting for cartoons.

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I'd just want it to by stylistic and 2D, also for some sweet Dark Eldar and/or Necron action that paints them as a proper serious threat would be sweet. Something like the time Tau hired Urien Rakarth as a mercenary to help fight against Tyranids and it ended with an entire planet 's population getting dragged back into the webway.

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...yeah, actually.

a Japanese anime studio because they would stick to the story and not turn everyone black or into a tranny

youtu.be/CMGRa4_UjE4
What do you all think of the fan animations?

Why not? there have been more than a few dark, adult cartoons before. And There really isn't any other feasible way to make viewable 40k media. Cartoons are the only way you can get Orks, Tyranids, and daemons in a way that wouldn't break GW's bank

Some are better than others

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>produced by Adi Shankar

>Buy a ton of little plastic figures.
>Spend an age assembling and painting them.
>Buy a stack of codexes, rulebooks and Modules.
>Spend an age reading and learning millions of rules.
>Play an occasional game with children, smelly autists and rule lawyers with anger management issues.
>Freak out when GW releases a new edition and squats all the figures and rules you have spent much money and time on.
>Spend the rest of your life on TG winging about GW.

I'd have literally nothing against it. Especially ifif it revolved around chaos space marines.

Robert Rodriguez

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Play some vidya if that's what you like.

Otherwise go to /tg/, download a bunch of codex PDFs and start reading up on stuff that seems interesting to you.

Rebecca Sugar

Warhammer Adventures with singing and crying

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The first one was my head canon for longer then I'd like to admit

what's still alive of the team that made Batman: TAS in the 90's

I'd make sure Dan Abnett was lead writer, that's for bloody certain

basically all of them, but Timm has really gone downhill since then. Plus he hasn't worked on a non-DC project since the 80's, he's definitely a bad choice here

this

Something should be said about grit and realism. Euro animation studios for the designs, Anime style animations, Canadians for the voice work, Americans for the overall story, specifically some kidnapped Ex-Bungie employees. Seriously. I answered the OP
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PS You'd have to kidnap the Bungle people because they are too evolved and wouldn't be able to help selfishly sabotaging the project in order to undermine the market impact thereby creating a set-up for their own company. Stockholm Syndrome should mitigate that though and let them work on the good of the overall output.
Parse that cadence.

>Space Marines MARCH!
Only the lords of Chaos will grant me such evil

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I’d get the same Studio that did Castlevania. Regardless of what you think about the series, it didn’t shy away from the fucked up stuff which you will need for 40k.

As far as content, I’d probably start the story from a Guardsman’s point of view, on a field of battle against something like the Orks. It eventually ends with the guard losing and the planet getting Exterminus, with the POV Guard being the only survivor from his battalion or whatever. Gets recruited by either an Inquistor or a Rogue Trader (I think Rogue Trader would be better because we could explore Xenos point of view without making them totally antagonistic). Boom, explore the Galaxy from there.