To that effect, I really hope these episodes show the Toa actually USING their elements in unique ways, rather than just blasting horde enemies aside or creating cheesy colored lightning. I want to see Gali make tentacles out of water, or Kopaka fire icicles, or Tahu slashing out arcs of flame like a boss.
Basically, if the Toa use their elements in any way reminiscent of Avatar: The Last Airbender or The Legend of Korra, I will be one happy camper.
I agree. An awesomesauce, action-packed trailer would be great!
That just seems excessive to me, considering we have the books and the animations and all that, and because 2015 had almost no substance to the story, it was literally “Stop LoSS, stop the skull dudes, stop Kulta, wake up Ekimu.” There was no character growth, no complex backstory, or anything.
The Netflix series is a chance to give it substance, given the series is likely targeted at those joining the franchise at this point if they missed 2015.
Just because 2015 was a fairly simple storyline does not mean the adaptation to Netflix needs to be the same. The show can dive into aspects left unexplored or undeveloped by the other media.
The animation style is surprising. Kind of like the banner art we got in the announcement but not quite. I can’t solidify my feelings on it just yet, but it’s not bad… not bad at all.
Thats good, the bionicle fandom can be downers at times.
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I personally wouldn’t, the realistic textures suits better, and the style in the Netflix show is 11/10 god tier. Imo
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Imagine how cool all those transparent pieces would look like in an adventure time animation style, but the animation it appears journey to one will use also looks cool
Now that would be just naive from Kopaka. Kopaka is clumsy, not noobie.
Anyway, after watching Jangbricks review on Potato, I like him more than I initially did, if there is one thing that Jang does right is Posing them in actually cool ways.
Having 11 minute episodes allow them to get a lot done in a certain time frame and that means less commercials when compared to a 22 minute tv show that’s split up like this( 7 minutes, then ads, 7 minutes then ads, 7 minutes). You could watch an entire 11 minute episode and not have to watch any ads through out the episode so that means you can see as much storyline/content as possible
Than again if they do end up making a show in CN it would be eh…because Ninjago gets loong episodes. And also don’t expect that for the moment, netflix original shows are released with all their respective episodes the same day.
Loneg episodes FTW, and watching ads is fun, you can make fun of the people that appear there on tv
