>well user, pitch us your show
Pitch a show
Matthew Watson
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Jonathan Hall
>A Bohemian Grove-esque cabal of individuals who've grown rich and powerful through contact with extra-dimensional beings finds itself being investigated into by the US government, with exposure seeming more and more inevitable by the day
>Panicked at the prospect of facing comeuppance for their years of power-induced degeneracy and corruption, they hatch a plan to create the ultimate diversion.
>Criminals, Terrorists, the Insane, and every other awful group they could imagine are taken and given supernatural abilities via technology and magic sold to the Cabal by their extra-dimensional benefactors. The Cabal then loads them up with promises that will most definitely be followed through on, just so long as they wear the gaudy costume that's been provided to them and behave with out restraint until told otherwise.
>North America rather quickly degrades into a mess of criminal fiefdoms, cult dominions, and nightmarish stomping grounds
>The show would be a monster of the week style show about a travelling vigilante militia, headed by an investigator who's been hot on the trail of the cabal.
Easton Brooks
That sounds kind of dumb
Easton Lee
so this girl has really giant titties and she's a superhero and the tits are important to her powers or some shit
Easton Young
It's that King Arthur cartoon with the football players except its soccer players
Carson Cook
>titties you say?
Kevin Gutierrez
I'm down for constructive criticism, what would you say are the big flaws.
David Johnson
Ok. Everyone's dancing up in the clouds and it's scaring the ducks, so they they start running off the clouds and it starts raining ducks from the sky. Priests have to catch the ducks because they are divine and losing a duck removes a word from the human language. But the priests have lead shoes and concrete catchers mitts so must of the ducks plummet to their death. So this cartoon is about a male Barista who is trying to court this female prison guard. And each day, they find their vocabulary shrinking and shrinking, and the struggle to communicate with each other because of the decimation of language reflects the increasing dehumanization that each feels from their obligation to fit roles that are contrary to their true nature in order to fit into society.
Adam Murphy
Sounds kind of retarded, but my stupid comics and OC's get the best of me sometimes. It's pretty cringe but whatever.
>Title is "Color" or "Colors" or something. Doesnt have to be deep or meaningful.
>Inhabitants of Color Town or something are all element based. So red guys are fire, blue is water, and etc.
>The "Primary Colors" are the leaders of Color Town/City, basically decide how everything goes, you know the drill. They've been gone a while.
>MC is Red, a fire spirit. Sorta exuberant like Finn in AT but not to the point where he would die for someone.
>Best friend of Red is Miscellaneous, the ghost of a master thief with no recollection of his past life. Nobody knows this. He can do simple possession and manipulation, not exactly a mean angry ghost. Sort of the Jake in AT, but less Dad and more 'best bro' to Red. Misc is greedy and leads to wacky situations and plot development.
>Female friend is Summr, the Sun/psuedo fire spirit, sort of omnipresent because she's the Sun. Cliche, but is the voice of reason between Red and Misc, which often gives them second thought on things, you know how it goes.
>Blue, Red's "rival" or just general nuisance, also a character. Dunno what his main goal is yet. He just kinda is there. He's a polar opposite of Red. Secretly cousin to Red, because primary colors.
>Red is the descendant of one of the Primary colors, because he's literally red. Same for Blue.
>To keep it short, sort of goes along the story of Red learning to use his Prime powers to stop Black who is absorbing all the other colors.
>Basically it's just Steven Universe without the bullshit, crying, lesbians and gem fusing. So its basically unwatchable.
Just some highschool comic book doodles that I clearly put way too much thought and cringe into. Sorry for making you read this and bumping a dead thread. Kinda needed to get it out there.
Oliver Price
gay niggers
thank you netflix
Cooper Sanders
Ok, its a show about boys getting nude an-
Joshua White
So someone else from Yea Forums can swipe my idea? Hell no. You can jump in a river.
Cooper James
high fantasy
prog rock
two male protags
Luke Turner
I had basically the same idea but one of the dudes is also a lizardman
Luke Barnes
The Mighty Endowed?
Asher Torres
mines just two literal farmers striking out on ""adventure"" and realizing they may not be actually qualified to be a murderhobo
Thomas Roberts
A group of executives realize they have no Talent whatsoever that actually sabotage every good idea that comes out of the writers room, ultimately destroying and passing the company on because of their Mass low IQ incompetence. They realize without unfair connections to get the position they're useless ass would be sucking dick.
Im sure you all can relate.
Levi Cruz
Guy crossdresses as a maid and fights crime
Jordan Wright
Pic related: the stories of a bunch of spies that do heists against big corporations in a world that is basically an ancap dream: governments no longer exists.
If you look into the lore of this game, you'll find many interesting bits here and there. Examples:
>hitmen is like any other job: as long as you have a contract you want walk free
>human rights? Heh. Can kill unincorporated entities if "it is shown that a person blocks the will of profits"
>the term "hostile takeover" takes a way wilder meaning
Easton Thomas
Alright, so it’s a show that takes poace in future about a 21 year old White guy who is a spaceship pilot and his robot copilot, traveling from planet to planet, where they meet the local Alien civilizations, and learn about the people there, along with the local wild life. It’ll be a show whose main goal is to teach people that there are different cultures out there and to accept and learn from those cultures.
In reality it’s an Alien Waifu of the week series.
Hunter Flores
So like every single one of Yea Forums's incredibly shit oc's?
Luke Wright
a black man, a gay man and a latino walk into a bar...
Noah Nelson
this
Brody Myers
4 guys, a guy with a car for a head that can transform into a car, a giant ice god, a man who can teleport when he passes out, and a dragon
they smoke a lot of weed and drink a lot and have to save reality from reality-altering threats while inebriated
they are friends with a group of real superheroes who think that they are useless and don't believe them whenever they tell them they save the world because they think they're just drunk and high
Eli Russell
better than titty cat
Lucas Cruz
Not really a show idea on its own, but could be implemented into a number of shows/ movies
>Revolutionary group against people in power
>People in power actually are good guys, and turns out MC was lied to
Some shows/movies have motives that are justified, but are still the bad guys, eg Black Panther, Infinity war.
This show would actually make the MC justified, only to find out that he/she was fighting the on the wrong side all along.
Mason Perry
High fantasy post-apocalyptic wizardry set to 80's glam metal.
It's like the side of a van come to life.
Jaxson Rodriguez
Wh-? But I'm a cross-boarder, I'm just here for webcomics-all my ideas are for books!
Angel Clark
A young man, let's say around the age of a freshman in high school, is given the immense responsibility of running a country. This country just so happens to be an empire, the most powerful nation of its time, and he is fated to reign as its new Emperor (his parents died early, hence him taking the throne at such a young age). A family secret is revealed to him, in which the royal crown is bestowed with a powerful magic that grants the wearer immense supernatural powers. The series would revolve around him wrestling with the three major burdens in his life: Navigating the political web of his nation, safeguarding his subjects against various supernatural threats, and of course finding enough time to deal with his adolescent development / enjoy his fleeting moments of childhood.
The pilot would likely revolve around this young man discovering the supernatural aspects of his new imperial office, and through a series of shenanigans involving some encounters with certain evil spirits, he realizes that the power of the crown is too dangerous to be left inside an artifact that could be so easily stolen or destroyed. So, breaking the tradition of the crown being passed from generation to generation, he conducts a ritual to transfer the crown's power into his own body, becoming the new vessel for all these abilities and forever cementing himself as the sole guardian and protector of humanity against supernatural and paranormal threats.
Here's the twist: You'd probably assume from this description that it takes place in a fantasy-esque setting, but it's actually set in the modern day, amidst a 21st century society that was originally none the wiser to these incidents, at least until the young Emperor chose to make this all public knowledge.
Cooper Watson
Having survived Ragnarok, the last Valkyrie roams the stars in search of porpouse. She meets weird aliens and goes on wacky adventures about death and great deeds and shit.
Put some psychedelic/glam rock as the soundtrack, made it kinda moody, and I'm set.
Jack Scott
A group of criminals, street level villains, and sociopaths need to keep the city running after killing all politicians so they can still rob, murder, and torment the people while fending off actual monsters and madmen who will bring them more heat.
Jonathan Young
I have this Jewish kid, who's ambiguously gay and his friends are lesbian plants that have sex off screen. Very progressive. Do we got a deal?
Jace Wood
Fuck it, let's just import anime and mexican/european cartoons and give that shit to our kids
In the end, they are just subhumans serving us with entertainment
John Nguyen
Yeah, sure user
We can also import that show about the adventures of this guy using a shield and his slave
Excelent message to our kids
Oliver Edwards
Total Drama Island but way WAY sluttier
Tyler Young
OH! By the way there is one scene where we insert this futanari chick for 5 seconds and we see the ambiguously gay Jewish kid sucking her dick. We don't show the dick we just see the jew kid's head bob up and down implying he's sucking mad chode. This will inspire many children to suck dick when they get older.
James James
but user, we can do better
there is no need for censorship
the japanese have the answer
youtube.com
Robert Bennett
>It's pretty cringe but whatever
>Doesnt have to be deep or meaningful
>Cliche
You don't need to disassociate from your ideas, you know. You can tell when someone is being truthful when they dislike something, they struggle to stay polite and the posts end up less glib.
Isaiah Adams
what the fuck did i watch... and how can that video be in youtube?
Jayden Sullivan
We give Venom his own cartoon
Daniel Ross
clown is space
this clown, he's from a long line of clowns dating back to the 17th century, he takes it very seriously, his family instilled a respect for the profession. then one day a horror from space arrives at this station home. the horror chose the form of a clown, his most fatal mistake. the true clown sees this mockery of his family legacy, how it seeks to bring damnation to those who he swore to entertain.
through clever application of wd40, baking flour, a screw driver and an open wire in an escape pod, the clown burns the beast alive in an escape pod and swears to hunt every abomination in the cosmos for daring to besmirch the reputation of good clowns.
an adventure series, recycled backgrounds could be explained by space station blue prints being the same. the MC has two major personality types, his clown mode, which is what you'd expect of a clown, and his incredibly professional and serious, both from professional dedication and in his attempts to keep a form of kayfabe of clowns alive.
yes I played ss13
Colton Johnson
we could always force some romance in and juggle the subplot for two seasons, you know, for good measure. I bet no one's done that before.
John Evans
>series is set on an archipelago of floating islands - changing terrain, ancient ruins, magic, dangerous traps with mysterious mechanisms, carnivorous plants, a lot of oceanic fauna crossed with birds like feathery flying whales and manta rays, etc. that sort of shit
>there is this esoteric treasure that everyone is trying to get to one island hidden within a cyclone over an eternal maelstrom, and legend has it that there is a route through the storm written down on some special map
>the islands attract all sorts from scientists, merchants, treasure hunters, exiled convicts, and, of course, pirates
>tech level is around flintlocks, cannons, airships
>over the years, the major settlement established there slowly becomes a literal tourist trap
>most have given up on the map, and the islands themselves are considered too deadly for serious efforts at exploration - only the very strongest adventurers can do it, making considerable profit and setting themselves for life via rarity and exclusivity
>however, the bulk of the economy is stimulated by encouraging groups of novice tourist adventurers to attempt expeditions, selling them equipment and food, then recovering your own merchandise (and then some) from their bodies, as well as the corpses themselves if the families want to perform a proper funeral/burial
>the MC does the dirty part of the job for the merchants, and of the term for such people is literally "Vultures"
>like sanitation, everyone makes a show of turning their nose up no matter how they personally profit, even murderous pirates dislike the Vultures as cowardly
I can continue with the inciting incident if anyone wants but that's the establishing setting