Just watched summer camp island for the first time....
WHY IS SHOW SO WHOLESOME
Just watched summer camp island for the first time
Joshua Jenkins
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Elijah Stewart
I don't believe you for a second
fuck off to
Adam Diaz
Honest to God. I missed out on some good conversations so I wanted to start
Brayden Edwards
Is that where Gumball threads go to die too.
John Scott
Good luck with that. SCI threads tend to get 404'd instead of simple archiving.
Logan Wood
I'm watching it for the first time too.
Hopefully the next season is closer to the first batch of episodes and less like the second in terms of tone and character.
I like righteous chad oscar from the early parts of the show over has-whatever-flaw-the-story-requires oscar from the later parts
Oliver Roberts
The showrunner isn't a complete degenerate.
Carson Clark
actually she is, she just got cucked out of making the show about cucking, and instead defaulted to platonic love.
It's why max keeps getting shoved into scenes despite having barely any personality or chemistry with the leads. He was supposed to be the bull
Adrian Ramirez
So this makes SCI a reverse Star Vs.
Asher Perez
1) Pott's art style is very much the kind you would have seen in old children's books. It has a very nostalgic feel to it, and while the cartoon proper has changed it to make it easier to animate (or, in FUCKING MOYNIHAN's case, completely ignores attempting to stay on-model), it still retains the same pathos behind it. If you combine it with a timeless setting or, in this case, what appears to be the late-90s, you have a group of people who will look at it with fond emotions on both a personal and collective level.
2) It has writers who care about what they're writing, or at least appear to. It's got stupid-funny word puns, it's got smart dialogue, but the most important thing, to me, is that it doesn't pull any punches when it comes to emotional impact, especially when it involves Hedgehog and her family. It's a show that does a great job of sucking you in to a level of comfort, punching you in the gut, and then making you feel like you deserved it. In this way, it's effective at making you remember all of the bad things; however, the comfortable parts of the show are there to soothe the ache.
3) The child voice actors are great. Everyone remembers the old Charlie Brown cartoons, despite their kindergarten VAs being awful. Having actual pre-teens voice the characters, save the witches and adults, makes the kids feel believable, and the fact that the kids are good at their jobs makes you want to see more of any of them, rather than praying for a Susie scene so she can talk instead of them.