Hello. give me your idea for urban-fantasy cartoon

Haven't heard about the term before, which is why it didn't trigger anything. Fantasy -> Something to do with middle ages, but with stupid race things. When you slap urban to that, it sounds stupid.

Also like the mentioned, there is overlap with superhero genre. Why does it necessarily has to do something about fantasy races? Might as well do a cartoon about spics, whitoids, niggers and call it a day.

Attached: lataa (5).png (500x522, 147K)

Sounds pretty comfy and fun.
Also lol @
>Falling in love with a qt elf that keeps visiting, only after using a scrying orb finding out it's a dude

What qualifies as "urban"?

Attached: mcduffie.jpg (519x688, 61K)

Three doofuses go fighting nazi dinosaur scientist

Persona? Get this baby out of here. Not hardcore enough to fight for Lucifer's glory? SMT, main line only.

Attached: willem-dafoe-spiderman.jpg (968x681, 45K)

Liquid Swords puppet show like thunderbolt fantasy but with more niggas swings nunchucks

Attached: 220px-GZALiquidSwords.jpg (220x220, 23K)

A sweet ambiguously brown kid gets shanghaied into being something between a witch doctor and a shaman for urban spirits and the residents of downtown whatever town. It turns out the evil dude is trying to rile up ancients spirits because he's mad about the trail of tears.
Supporting cast includes sporty tomboy, lanky nerd boy, and not!genie.

street ninjas who wear sneakers

Attached: SFA3_Guy.gif (296x384, 9K)

Ever heard of Jet Set Radio?

Its more of a fanfiction but it stars my OC working with varios cartoon characters to try and figure out his past. There are some urban-fantasy elements in but it also has superhero stuff, some political stuff. It's a lot.

What the fuck is wrong with his leg.

Attached: wtf.png (296x384, 14K)

Foreshortening is hard on 2d man.

Ok, so there's a kid and he gets the power of nullifying things to an extent, but he doesn't want his powers, so he has to track down the guy who enabled his powers, and get him to take it away, and he kills the subordinates and members of the guy's organization and at the end, it begs the question, if you had the power to force evolution upon people, would you use it?

what a trash series
this user gets it.

Stand Still Stay Silent adaptation in the original Norwegian/Finnish/Danish/etc. Huge animation budget and English subs.

Classical fantasy. Elves, orcs, goblins, fairies, giants, walking talking skeletons, that sort of shit. A group of adventurers go on adventures together.

But one of them gets bonked on the head and starts seeing visions of modern, mundane, 21st-century urban life.

Ancient alien sleeping deep underground gets uprooted by a drilling company and awakens, warping reality and causing a slow onset of insanity for the people of a thriving mining town.

Occult lover accidentally summons a fire elemental in a 19th century city, and must use his newfound magical ability to recruit more spirits to stop it before it burns the whole city to the ground. (One shot)

In a modern-day city, people are disappearing after making Faustian bargains with demons, so an angel visits a group of people to guide them on their God-given quest to infiltrate the void (basically hell but without the fire and brimstone imagery) and rescue the captured souls from the demons.

magic users fighting or discovering mysteries.

Attached: 2014_08_002.jpg (6101x4076, 1.85M)

Urban fantasy is fucking terrible, so I'd rather not. Or at least, the concept of "the masquerade" is terrible, which urban fantasy is almost always paired with.

The fuck are you smoking, retard? Juniper Lee and American Dragon are both urban-fantasy cartoons.

Dante Valentine adaptation

My small press company put out an anthology of short stories based around this concept actually. One of our least popular books, but was also one of the earlier ones. Werent printing in colour back then.

I drew someone's short comic in it about a hobo whose only possession is a fantasy city that exists in an empty liquor bottle.

Attached: store-gomstreet.png (562x562, 144K)

Let's just adapt The Dresden Files.

Small town supernatural mystery, except instead of monsters regular humans seem to be spontaneously generating abnormal abilities.

So is this a case of the week type thing or is there a story arc here.

Affording rent on your own; that's an urban fantasy right there.

Attached: 1553489482142.jpg (437x431, 21K)

I forgot: Soundtrack by Wardruna, Eivor and Arstidir. youtube.com/watch?v=FnkTuHP9q3o
youtube.com/watch?v=NOsFQ-VUeMw
youtube.com/watch?v=e4dT8FJ2GE0

Attached: sssscomic 649 firebird.jpg (1369x950, 619K)

Turn this comic (The Sisters) into a cartoon.

tapas.io/episode/171133

I like it a lot because a the girl thinks magic is gonna be all fun and adventures but it is actually a never ending trauma train and you can see her getting more and more emotionally numb as she never gets a chance to get out of Survival Mode.

Parks and Rec and Dragons

I might have mentioned this idea in one of those How's Your Webcomic threads. But that webcomic is no closer to being done so I'll pitch the idea here, too.

Lead singer of a punk band that's barely getting by gets bitten by a werewolf while on a bender. Him and the rest of the band end up having to defend their hometown from the various supernatural horrors that they've now become very aware of.

Sort of a mix between Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Josie and the Pussycats. The band ends up getting into countless misadventures and beating the shit out of other monsters as they try to get their band to take off.

I don't know the exact definition of "urban-fantasy" so I'm just gonna assume any kind of fantasy that takes place in modern day.

After School Cultist: A small lower-middle class family receives an inheritance from a Great Grandfather that they didn't even know they had. It comes with a spooky mansion at the edge of a small town in the middle of fuck all nowhere, and a strange key that is left specifically for the young daughter, Clair.

The key turns out to lead to a secret library full of a great grandpas notes and journals, weird artifacts and a wide variety of tomes of your basic eldritch Forbidden Knowledge and cultist bullshit.

Our little goth IMMEDIATELY sets about gathering up the local school losers and starts fucking around with all this obviously evil bullshit. One of the shows sources of conflict will be the way Clair treats all the magical stuff as basically the same thing, while in reality ol' grampy has collected enough entirely unrelated or mutually hostile supernatural phenomenon to form at least 50 different cults with zero overlap.

Fund it

Since When Could Kate Float?: A sleepy rural town where nothing interesting ever happens starts a downward spiral to supernatural silliness, starting when one day the quite nerdy girl Kate started casually floating down the school halls. A week later, the towns cats started talking perfect English as casual as could be. The math teacher dies in a tragic car accident but his ghosts still shows up to teach the next day. The town gets stranger every day and the worse of it, no one seems to nearly as upset or confused as they should be in this situation!

It's a reverse isekai, someone from a fantasy world dies and is reincarnated in our world with a video game cheat and needs someone to teach them how to use it

>It's just parks and rec, but some of the problems include wizards, dragons, and other fantasy situations

>Ron punches an Elder Dragon out with one punch

>Everyone knows you need three things when facing a goblin horde. A sword made of fine American steel, a fifth of single malt scotch, and two feet of twine. The twine is to string your goblin teeth on.

Picture this:
A battle royal that takes place in a modern setting that's based on mages summoning famous historical figures as servants, and they're doing this to get the Holy Grail.

Attached: 1540045286412.png (500x500, 271K)

Instead of the holy Grail, how about they're fighting to become the next president of the United States?

Why the fuck would mages be fighting over the White House?
Don't be stupid user.

Why would they be fighting over a religious artifact of an abrahamic religion?

Stolen Fairy Child: A missing child returns home, obviously supernaturally changed, and tries to get back to her old life.

Fairy Kisses(the prequel): A few years ago, little Alice went down just the right wrong alley and found herself in a forest that shouldn't be there. What followed was a rather simple and exciting adventure in the realm of the fairies.

The story picks up when Alice suddenly finds herself feeling homesick. She asks the Queen about returning and is told the basic "you've lived her to long and have eaten of fairy food to much to ever return home." but the queen is moved by her sadness and tells her how for every fairy law, there is a way to break it.

Alice must go on a quest to receive a Kiss from every one of the (3,5,7,13 depending how long you want to drag the show on for) fairy Lords And Ladies.

As with anything to do with the fey, there is a catch. Every Kiss changes her, subtly at first, the color of her eyes, a certain lightness in her steps a new found talent for the fey's glamor. But soon there are wings, and horns and teeth so sharp.

Very helpful for all the questing she gotta do for these kisses, gonna get weird when she gets home though lol owned idiot.

>Why would they be fighting over a religious artifact of an abrahamic religion?
Because it grants wishes and shit to whoever gets it.

Done, give me money.

Attached: TWEwY_Crossover_Cover.jpg (960x952, 1.1M)

Same with the presidency

Not to the same level as magic and there are no politics involved.

Adapt the webcomic Paranatural, but only the first 3 chapters faithfully before going loose with the ideas of the rest.

Attached: 2013-01-05-chapter-3-page-31.png (827x972, 816K)

Can magic call in a drone strike?

You can create a drone and call in a drone strike.

>Needing to create the drone in the first place

How many loops do you have to go through before calling in a drone strike?

Officially, alot
Unofficially, zero

>Urban-Fantasy
Thats hard, but alright.
>1880's
>New York
>A crusader works with the church to eradicate vampires that are feeding on the populous
>They have bounty boards, and several taverns they own to do their business and give details in
>Story follows a new crusader who is up and coming and has already killed 6 well known vampires
>Turns out kid is good at killing vampires because he's a half blooded vampire
>He realizes theres good and bad vampires and only chooses to kill the bad ones
>doesn't tell anyone because they would kill him on the spot, and because money is nice
>Kid wears a trenchcoat, a belt with a grappling hook, garlic powder, a wooden cross, and a pistol, he wears black jack boots, and a bowler hat. Under his trench coat he wears a nice suit so he can blend in with the crowds
>entire show takes place at night, never day and shows an old new york with horses and shit
>eventually it's revealed that the church is actually run by incredibly powerful vampires who want to do away with lesser vampires so they can have an infinite buffet

The Adventure's of Mary Sue Ellen: Mary Sue was just a normal average plain typical middle or highschool girl who's entire life changed when one night, while walking alone through her sleepy suburbs, she got turned into a werewolf AND a vampire! Now she has to live a weird triple life pretending to be normal, just a werewolf and just a vampire depending on who she is hanging out with.

Sometime in season two she finds out she didn't even start out normal because she's like half dragon and half unicorn or something awful like that.

The Daughter Of Mary Sue: So at the end of the above show our protagonist will hook up with her love interest, a 1/4 angel 1/4 demon half fairy girl and have a kid.

What is this stupid fucking combination kid doing in this story? She's desperately fighting like 7 other girls for the love of a man. A man who is a NEET with no hobbies or interests outside of anime and video games and no redeeming qualities aside from "not actively ugly."

It'll be a mystery comedy. The Comedy will be the shitty harem anime happening over there. The Mystery if "why the fuck do these girls want this losers dick so bad." and the investigators are the local chubby, plain looking mildly autistic girl and an incredibly hot and talented man who everyone seems to never notice.

Normal Nikki: Nikki is just you're average highschool student.

Like actually just normal.

It's tough being a normal girl when every single one of your friends is some kind of complete freak. Ranging from amateur cult leaders, escaped fairy children, some stupid werewolfpire thing, and at least half a dozen other things she could list off the top of her head. Her life is EXTREMELY stressful as she keeps tripping into the crossfire of every kind of supernatural bullshit that has nothing to do with her almost every week. Just a few more years without dying or going crazy and she can graduate and move out of this awful place.

Normal Nikki The Movie_Nikki Got A Chainsaw: oh shit oh fuck run

FUCKING FINALLY!

if Yea Forums ignores my fucking idea i'm gonna riot:

THE VENATORS

tl;dr: it's about monster teens who ironically hunt monsters for some ancient tome of many things. also...they're villains are a megacorp led by a bratty loli and her albino older brother that apparently turn into chimeric abhumans known as the black and white king respectively

>Premise: team of teenage monsters (and an adult) going around solving mysteries and fighting monsters. The group live a double life as normal teens dealing with teenager shit. But once the sun sets on the horizon, the fangs come out. (The team’s main gimmick is that they’re based on universal horror monsters apart from hellfyre and yurei.)

>Setting: takes place in Abberdale, a modern day town in the south with monsters and other strange beast roaming the shadows. Most of the population at large are unaware of the masquerade and the main characters make sure it’s kept that way. Shit gets more complex when superheroes begin to notice the masquerade more and more. Then, eldritch beings, then aliens, and all matters of weird shit.

the main characters are :

>a boy with a family curse that turns them into vampires every night

>his werewolf friend who was turned to save him from a life threatening injury

>a snarky asian girl with a astral form that resembles sadako

>a literal fish out of water girl who's super quirky and happy go lucky

>and their leader is a 30 year old half demon chick with a dark past....yet despite that is pretty dang silly and insane at times.

over the course of the show they gain new allies like some sexy mummy dude, a warlock and his succubus partner, and a ]neo nazi mad scientist, and a frankenstein monster buff lady who has this running gag from going from straight to gay to bi every other week

Attached: venators teaser.png (744x1052, 489K)