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Kimi was cool, it's just that the show was deep into its suck period when she joined the cast.
So nobody is gonna point out the headline and tweet both say series "rival", what a poor state modern journalism is in
Dil and Kimi are Rugrats' take on Cousin Oliver.
This.
The characters are okay. The writing of the show just got worse when the show came back those two times after the movies.
Stu is going to be especially noticeable because his voice was so distinct. He had like the default "dad" voice and I would always picture that when someone talked about their dad
It would literally be like a Scooby Doo revival making Scrappy a main character again.
Lol not even close.
Think it's just the style. I doubt they would de-age her considering even that that weird spinoff was solely about her and Angelica
It's always crazy to me that Tommy has the same voice actress since the pilot. His voice changes so much in later seasons but he had the perfect pitch in S1-S3. Wished they went back to that tone.
Yeah. I remember his voice in commercials back in the day. Also, he was the father in the ultra dumb (but I love it for as stupid as it is), CHUD II: Bud the Chud.
I actually think the art style looks pretty good? Like, the classic aesthetic is ugly-as-sin to begin with, and this is as good a 3D adaptation as you could hope for. They look like plastic toy versions of the 2D designs.
I'm not sure if this is something that's really needed/wanted, though. Rugrats is pretty steeped in 90s aesthetic.
I'm not sure if this is something that's really needed/wanted, though. Rugrats is pretty steeped in 90s aesthetic.
We don't NEED any of the shit that releases these days, but what you fail to understand is there's always someone who wants it. And we shouldn't deny that just because you can't open up.
I'm pretty excited for this. It looks good!
If the writing is on point, I can deal with the visuals. The voices already will all be good. Just having new classic Rugrats is some dopamine for me.
I'm intrigued... but unlike a lot of other revivals, Rugrats was run into the ground before it was cancelled, so I hope the can recapture the magic of earlier seasons. As opposed to, say, Ducktales or Animaniacs where the originals ended positively. I guess it's more like X-Files.
Ok, seeing this in motion makes it look WAY better. I kinda dig the more realistic environments with the more cartoony characters.
Ok, seeing this in motion makes it look WAY better. I kinda dig the more realistic environments with the more cartoony characters.
I don't think it ever got like Spongebob/Simpsons tier at least, even the last few seasons. It was just kind of lame near the end, but not unwatchable. I feel like going back to basics can help this a lot.
One of the extremely rare times I went "Well, that's different. That's...good?! Great even." when it comes to a reboot.
The 3D animation is perfect. Love it.
A million and one times better than that Flash looking shit literally everyone and their mom has been using for the past decade.
The 3D animation is perfect. Love it.
A million and one times better than that Flash looking shit literally everyone and their mom has been using for the past decade.
if you're taking issue with a different art style for something originally produced by klasky csupo i think you have the wrong priorities in life
This looks better than I thought it would based on the image in the OP.
I liked all growned up. They should continue the series but have them be adults with their own kids.
Compared to the 2D animated series, the lack of lighting really gives this an unintended eerie effect i feel.
You don't have to worry about anything related to Hey Arnold after the Jungle Movie bombed so badly it completely killed Nickelodeon's retro revivals.
It looks completely soulless. They look extremely similar to the people in the GrubHub commercials which some deep seated part of my brain is repulsed by.