SATAM’s Robotnik would kill him mercilessly. This is supposed to be the same guy that used animals’ life source as fuel for his robots, threatened to kill Amy (SA2), blew up the moon (same game), etc. Which is exactly why I hate Boom’s reincarnation of Eggman. Its a testament to Eggman’s self confidence that he’s not concerned or ashamed about liking PJs with a girly color.” “Plus, those pink pajamas are actually pretty cool, I’d say. Now, I don’t want an overly complicated plot, I just want the plot to be…good. Nowadays Sonic lost his appeal due to his target audience being strictly for kids (funny thing is a lot of kids don’t really care about him). Sure, SA2 was “flawed” but it was well recieved nonetheless.
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All of that juicy content got a lot of love from fans. Examples are Sonic Adventure 2, Sonic 3 and Knuckles, etc. Ever since the beginning, Sonic’s original target audience was teens/young adults. And please don’t throw that “Sonic is for kids” BS at me. Boom has “a beginning, a progression of events from the beginning point, and an end.” But…the story’s just not Sonic. Sonic X, on the other hand, had three seasons to do its fight scenes right, and yet it never did.
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This is admittedly a problem Boom TV has too, but with a second season, the people behind Boom TV have an opportunity to fix this issue. Combined with seldom introducing new fighting techniques, the fight scenes only look intense to the viewer when its the first few episodes that the viewer has watched. While the usage of backdrop stills is a legitimate animation technique, if it gets used too much, it comes off like the animators are being lazy and cheap, as well as making the fight scenes look wholly unremarkable and same-y due to using the same stills over and over again. Here’s an entire blog specializing in showing all the animation errors and goofiness in X, if you need evidence: Sonic X also tended to overindulge with backdrop stills. However, I agree that Sonic X’s animation was… not the greatest. Hifi does exaggerate Sonic X’s animation problems– I mean, I think that description better describes the animation that televised American cartoons were displaying from the early 1970s to the premiere of DuckTales than Sonic X. Sarcasm, irony, slapstick, and letting the characters’ quirks bounce off of each other are integral to its humor too. Its a testament to Eggman’s self confidence that he’s not concerned or ashamed about liking PJs with a girly color. Plus, those pink pajamas are actually pretty cool, I’d say. Its not a complicated plot, mind you, but its undeniable that Boom TV has a beginning, a progression of events from the beginning point, and an end. Via Sonic Retro, Via TSSZ Via Donnie the DoveĪctual plot? Boom TV does have a plot. So for those who said that Boom the show wasn’t doing well… Season 2 for you.Įxcited for the new series? Don’t like it, see that below, it’s a comment box let your feelings known! Other details include other broadcasting rights for the show and even a hint that DVD’s of the show are also in talks.
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Nothing stops the legendary blue hedgehog … THE Rights (LER), which distributes the hit series in the world, except the USA and Asia (excluding Japan) announced that the second season of Sonic Boom is currently being produced by Sega and OuiDO! Productions. Well, according to the company LER who aside from one or two nations, distributes Sonic Boom around the world, Season 2 of Sonic Boom has started production. Every year, TV show people meet up in Cannes for the annual MIPCOM event, it’s basically a place where broadcasters go in order to secure the rights to show various TV shows around the world on various networks.
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