Unikitty

>The voice cast is led by Tara Strong (Teen Titans Go!) and Grey Griffin (Be Cool Scooby-Doo!) along with Kate Micucci (Be Cool Scooby-Doo!), Roger Craig Smith (Regular Show), Eric Bauza (The Adventures of Puss in Boots) and H. Michael Croner (Review).

>The Lego Batman Movie and The Lego Movie producers Dan Lin, Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, Roy Lee, Jill Wilfert executive produce with Sam Register (Teen Titans Go). Aaron Horvath (Teen Titans Go!) is supervising producer. Edward Skudder (Dick Figures) and Lynn Wang (Star vs. Forces of Evil) serve as producers.

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>>92259525
Unikitty is cute! CUTE!

was this made by the creator of breadwinners? looks exactly the same

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>>92259525
I have a premonition about this show's reception

>>92259525
>a zero effort animated tie-in to an amazingly well written animated movie
I bet if I complained about the quality here there would be someone out there telling me it's just a cartoon.

>>92259586
lol more like fuck me

>>92259525
Uh hmm well it looks cute I guess.

>>92259561
>Tara is in this show

*Grabs popcorn*

>>92259561
>The voice cast is led by Tara Strong
MUH DICK'S HARDER THAN A LEGO BRICK

>>92259561
>Tara Strong (Teen Titans Go!)
So that's what she is best known for now?

>Was in the earliest threads when Lego Movie came out
>A recurring topic in those threads was how a Lego Movie show would work
>Actual Lego Movie show spin-off
>Only focuses on one of the characters
>Nobody cares
Would people have been more hyped if it was a Bad Cop/Good Cop spin-off?

This makes Tara the third person to voice unikitty. Alison Brie did it in the movie and Hynden Walch did it in the video game

>>92261067
Of course, going forward, she'll now act like she voiced Unikitty all along and that the character is hers.

>>92261067
That game had some of the best sound-alike work I've ever heard. I still wonder who fake morgan freeman was

>>92259561

>Tara Strong again

Goddamn is there NO OTHER female VA in Los Angeles?

>>92261067
Hynden Walch is closer to the character than Tara I think.

>>92261067
>Hynden Walch did it in the video game

Shit, she'd make a WAY better Unikitty than Tara.

Tara's just gonna use her Bubbles voice and not sound a thing like her.

>>92260932

I'm glad people are forgetting barney

>bean mouth
DROPPED

>>92261342
Its just the most recent role.

>>92261113
Probably Josh Robert Thompson, he's done impersonations of Freeman elsewhere.

>>92261169
Clearly not if they keep casting her in everything.

>>92260880
>>92260932
>>92260916
>>92261067
>>92261100
>>92261169
>>92261316
>>92261280

The reason Tara Strong gets put into every single cartoon is because they need her to get the show broadcast in Canada.

Canadian laws require that TV shows contain a certain percentage of Canadian labor in order for them to be broadcast in Canada. It's why a lot of cartoons in the 90s had their voice work arbitrarily completed in Canada; not because it was cheaper, but because it was the only way to get the show into the Canadian market.

Tara has dual citizenship, so by casting her they get that "Canadian labor" coverage. She gets all these jobs not because of her skill (she has shit for range), but because her dual citizenship makes her a valuable commodity for reaching the Canadian market.

>>92261485

That's also why most US television dramas have to be filmed in Canadian cities like Vancouver. It isn't actually any cheaper than filming in most US cities (bar places like NYC or DC), but it's the only way to get the show released in Canada.

>>92259913
it's funny because they were probably right in the scenario you depicted.

>>92260751
Unikitty is not for and can not be fucked

>>92261485
Isn't there any other voice actor/actress that is canadian, half canadian or has special canadian permits? I find it hard to believe that she's only hired because of her canadian situation

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>>92261100
>tfw there's a reasonable chance she'll actually do this

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>ctrl-f wyldstyle
>zero results
Shamefur dispray /co/.

>>92261861

Cree Summer
Maurice LaMarche
David Kaye

They all have dual citizenship and the first two used to get a FUCK TON of work because of it, but both have slowed down since they're getting old. Remember when Cree Summer played ALL THE BLACK GIRLS in the 90s? Though in LaMarche's case, he has God Tier range, so that probably contributed as much to all the work he got as his dual citizenship.

Kaye still gets sizeable jobs these days.

Ian Corlett sometimes works in the US and in Canada, but not as frequently.

>>92262286
ok

>>92262414
>Remember when Cree Summer played ALL THE BLACK GIRLS in the 90s?

I never want to go back.

>>92259561
>Ed Skudder & Lynn Wang
Fuck, I'm in.

>>92261067
Actually, Jessica DiCicco (Flame Princess) did the soundalike work in the game.
Either would have been better than Tara Strong again, though.

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So, finally a normal merchendise with angry kitty is coming. All I have is just a shitty keychain.
>Dat feel when you learn that Business kitty was real and not custom painted Unikitty and that variant of toy was never delivered in your local LEGO shops

>>92261485
>>92262414

Canada really is the cancer of the animation industry.

Even when the cartoons aren't made there, they find away to infect and ruin them.

>>92264762
I bought the double decker couch set because it was the cheapest.

>>92261485
Why would a show made for an American audience care about whether Canada picks it up or not? This sounds like a bunch of shit.

>>92264841
>>92264907
>>92264937
lol

>>92264991
$$$

>>92264991

The more territories the show broadcasts in, the more revenue streams it can collect from.

It's the same reason why shows are edited to appease the BS&P of different countries as opposed to... just not airing them there.

Japan has a similar setup, where a show requires certain percentages of Japanese labor to air on a broadcast network (though the rule doesn't apply to satellite networks). Dubbing usually covers that percentage, but they sometimes to additional shit like adding "corner program" segments to the ends of episodes starring Japanese celebrities or pop stars talking about the show.

Canada is trickier since they don't have dubbing to cover the domestic labor requirement, so hiring Canadian VAs is the only way to meet it.

>>92262414
>both have slowed down since they're getting old
Dude, Cree Summer is 47 while Tara is 44

>>92265304

Then beats me why Cree is hardly in anything anymore. I had assumed she was much older.

>>92265243
It just seems like a ridiculous length to go just to fulfill CanCon quotas when there are easier ways to do that. Hell, the show looks like it was animated in Canada anyways.

>>92265335
She was Medusa in Kid Icarus: Uprising, don't know what she's done since then though... shit that was 5 whole years ago.

>>92265421

I dunno, man. Doing everything in the US but hiring 1 or 2 Canadian VAs with dual citizenship to cover the leaf quota seems like the bare minimum, easiest way to get it done.

It means those same 1 or 2 VAs wind up in absolutely everything, yeah, but I think the producers are more interested in making money than whether audiences are sick of hearing those actors all the time.

>>92265707

She's the mom in Dawn of the Croods, which is a current Netflix show, but that is the only thing I know of that she's in right now.

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The fox is a girl?

>>92265912
Her official design has eyelashes.

>dabbing
Please let this be fan art.

>>92259561
Lord and Miller. Good. Maybe this has a chance at being better than the Cloudy w/Meatballs cartoon.

>>92266239
It technically is. Just fan-art by a colorist who works on the show or something.

>>92266239
It is.

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>>92266239
That's not even dabbing

Pic related is dabbing

>greenlit
Sets when?

>>92259525
/uni/ when?

>>92266366
>I'm Doug Dimmadab, Creator of the Dab

>>92268319

>not the Dimma-Dab

ONE FUCKING JOB.

>>92261485
absolutely no proof of this whatsoever. Maybe she's just a good voice.

>>92264201
You know them?

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>>92268319
YOU FUCKED UP

>>92269535
>absolutely no proof of this whatsoever.

Possibly true...

>Maybe she's just a good voice.

Objectively wrong. Her entire career is proof that she is not a good voice.

>>92259525
Why are the Lego cartoons never stop motion?

>>92270149
Because legos are very tiny and rigid. It's not practical or efficient.

>>92269143
Doug Dimmadab, creator of the Dimma-Dab?

>>92259561
No Alison Brie?

>>92270466
movie actors usually don't come back to reprise their roles in televised animated shows

>>92270572
She is a VA on Bojack, Im surprised that shes not in this
Her voice is sex

>>92270466
>>92270741
I wish she did more voice work.
Hynden Walch should've been her replacement.

>>92270741

Yeah, I mean, Alison Brie isn't really a big shot movie star like Chris Pratt or Liam Neeson. Doesn't strike me as being one of the cast members who would be above doing TV VA work.

>>92265243
>It's the same reason why shows are edited to appease the BS&P of different countries as opposed to... just not airing them there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WBCZ-11VWk

>In DVD commentary for episodes 1 to 3 on the Definitive Mainframe Edition, it’s revealed that Emma is a parody of a specific BS&P official, called Mary, who was "not happy about it"

>During the first two seasons, when ReBoot was aired on ABC, BS&P made many strict and often bizarre decrees restricting the show's content. These included:
Forbidding effective violence of any kind, on a show that the network bought as an action-adventure.
Completely desexualizing Dot by giving her the famed monobreast. Villains (and characters of dubious morality) were permitted a degree of sexuality; the suggestion is that sex is evil.
Forbidding Bob to smash through a window, lest children try to emulate him and injure themselves. (This ruling was in regards to, and was lampooned in, a scene in The Quick and the Fed.)
Outlawing the word "hockey" - and thus the game itself - because it was supposedly slang for something vulgar.
Outlawing the word "wuss" on similar grounds.
Forbidding Dot to kiss Enzo on his birthday, because they claimed it suggested incest.
Censoring the characters from utilizing any guns, yet it was perfectly acceptable for Frisket to wield a bazooka, as he was a dog.
Forbidding all episodes being closed on cliff-hangers, to prevent younger children in the audience having 'traumatic tension'.

This art style reminds me a lot of Breadwinners

>>92272420


Uuuugghhhhhh.

I like how they threw a lot of those rules out the window in the last stretch of season 2, because they knew ABC wasn't going to renew the show so they could do whatever they wanted. I think they even had a line where a character yells, "The ABCs! They're turning on us!" or something.

That said, Canada has it's fair share of weird restrictions when broadcasting out stuff.

>The word "war" cannot be used in the titles of childrens cartoons because the word is considered too violent.
>Beast Wars became "Beasties", War Planets became "Shadow Raiders" and the Star Wars Droids and Star Wars Ewoks cartoons just became "Droids" and "Ewoks".

Funniest thing is that every single one of those shows were actually animated in Canada. They couldn't even call their own cartoons by their own titles in their own country.

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>>92272572
shadow raiders is the better name anyway, and was what the toyline specific to the show was called

>>92259525
Was one of their parents a catdog?

>>92259525
Looks like what happens if you took Cloud KEKoo Land and put it in Teen Titans Go.

>>92259525
This reminds me of Super Mario bros for some reason

>>92259525

Eh, it might look cute in action.

But Tara Strong is getting so fucking boring.

>>92264798
Canada is entertainment media cancer, period. From cartoons to videogames everything they touch turns to shit.

>>92274826
Why do companies chose to work in Canada then?

>>92272907
>and was what the toyline specific to the show was called
Really? Maybe that was the case in the burger states but in straya they were called War Planets.

Maybe the toys had to follow the same rules to be sold in Canada too.

>>92275082
Cheaper lots of fresh "will work for food" potential employees. But the place is full of hacks and political activist that don't what they're doing.

I like the style, will probably end up mediocre though

>>92270466
Weird, she does alot tv work including voicing a main character on Bojack Horseman.

She seems like one of the cast members who could easily return to voice on a television cartoon.

>>92261096
>being so dumb that you don't know what the internet is

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>>92259525
tentatively excited.

>>92275082
>Why do companies chose to work in Canada then?

See >>92261485

For a piece of media to have access to the lucrative Canadian market, it has to contain a certain percentage of Canadian labor. So companies have no choice but to hire Canadians if they want to be able to sell their product in Canada.

>>92261485
This is something I truly hate about Canada, or at the very least its government. The obsession with CANADIAN PRIDE, EH? and trying to prove to the rest of the world they're totally not just America Lite.

The reason Canadian cartoons are often shit is because they're just made to fill a quota. Apparently the government fears watchers will see Canadian "culture" get Americanized or some bullshit like that.

Look, don't get me wrong. Canadians have their own culture, but on the media they're literally just American, and no ammount of shitty shows will change that.

>>92261026
Yes
And if the faggot behind breadwinners wasn't involved

>>92261632
that's actually not entirely accurate.

Canadian stations have a mandate that a certain percentage(never lower than 35%) of their programming fall under 'canadian content' - that is, a significant portion of the production crew, actors, and/or where the product is shot/produced be canadian.

To duck this, American shows and stations film/produce in canada or hire canadian actors. I think the canadian gov't also gives subsidies to companies to also incentivise them to work in Canada, so it's just more financially wise for american producers to shoot their shit in Canada with Canadian actors.

t. someone in the industry who,
like most people in the industry, fucking hates the CanCon laws.

>>92275786
>The reason Canadian cartoons are often shit is because they're just made to fill a quota. Apparently the government fears watchers will see Canadian "culture" get Americanized or some bullshit like that.

The bigger issue is that Canadian animation is subsidized by the government. It was originally intended as a means to bolster their arts program and resulted in all those excellent National Film Board of Canada animated shorts (the ones that were featured on O Canada on CN).

However, once Flash became a thing and it became really cheap, easy and fast to shit out animation TV shows, all those government arts subsidies got funneled into producing garbage like Johnny Test and Total Drama.

At the end of the day, the government pays studios the same amount of money whether they produce a masterpiece of if they produce Johnny Test. So of course they're just going to produce Johnny Test. But that's what happens when you let your government control your arts programs.

>>92263263
Did she voice sussie from rugrats? And the black bitchy girl from Ginger? Cause that voice was fucking everywhere

>>92276015
>Did she voice sussie from rugrats? And the black bitchy girl from Ginger?

Yes on both counts. Basically, if it was a cartoon in the 90s and it had a black girl in it, they were going to be played by Cree Summer. No exceptions.

Though I think her two most famous roles are actually white girls (Penny from Inspector Gadget and Elmyra from Tiny Toons).

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>>92259561
>Tara Strong
DROPPED

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>>92275709
DELETE
THIS

>>92275887

Canada is the world leader in complete incompetence.

>>92275356
>>92275740
>>92275884
You guys still aren't answering why AMERICAN creative companies continue to CHOSE to sent work to Canada, not to mention why they should give a shit enough to appease their silly regulations.

>>92276516
>get money to work in canada
>get money from ad revenue to air content in canada
>get money from canadian viewers and american viewers
>save money on production space to work in canada

why the fuck would american creative companies NOT choose to work in canada? It's all pluses and very few negatives.

>>92276516

You missed >>92265243

If they don't/can't release the show in Canada, they don't get revenue from Canadian audiences. So it's more profitable to follow the CanCon rules and hire the arbitrary number of Canadian workers to meet their requirements. Then you get the Canadian money.

>>92276571
>why the fuck would american creative companies NOT choose to work in canada? It's all pluses and very few negatives.

The only major downside is you have to hire Tara Strong to play all your female characters.

>>92269535
>>92261485
I thought it was because of her huge bags of milk

>>92259599
i hope so, breadwinners was great

>>92276617
and tara strong is popular as fuck with mainstream audiences, so having her is a positive thing.

I'm not saying CanCon regulations are good, smart, or fair. In fact, I'd say their existence lowers the average quality of canadian programming because it removes competition, and government subsidies overall remove companies' desire to make quality programming that people will tune in for.

But they're there, and as long as they are, canadian animation/TV/recording studios will continue to churn out lower-quality garbage, and americans will continue to outsource to us to make a quick buck.

>>92276580
They would've got Canadian money regardless. Like what >>92269535 said, there's very little evidence to the CanCon theory you guys are talking about.

>>92276679
The problem is that the current tax incentive program is antiquated and only allows for crap to be made nowadays. If they can open it up to anybody, especially those independent of the telecoms that own all the channels in Canada, we might see some actual quality.

is there any doubt tara strong isn't the highest paid voice actress on tv

>>92270415
That's right, Doug Dimmadab, creator of the Dimmsdale Dimmadab!

>>92276307
I think Venezuela's got them beat in that particular area.

well, the other lego stuff was good right?

>>92280934
THE Doug Dimmadab, creator of the Dimmsdale Dimmadab who also owns the Dimmsdale Dimmadome where the annual Dimmsdale Dimmadabbing Tournament is held?

>>92261632
>It isn't actually any cheaper than filming in most US cities
I lived in Wilmington NC which is a right to work state. Union labor in Canada is in fact cheaper than nonunion labor in NC and it cost Wilmington a lot of television and film production. It wasn't an accident that Dawson's Creek had Joshua Jackson in the cast.

>>92270572
>movie actors usually don't come back to reprise their roles in televised animated shows
Vincent D'Onofrio did Edgarbug in the MIB cartoon

>>92276580
>they don't get revenue from Canadian audiences
Geographically the nation is uninhabited beyond a 100-mile tall strip abutting the US border. We probably have the same population in 3 states.

>>92281277
Canada's population is about 35 million. Compare that to California's 39 million and Texas' 27 million.

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>>92259525
I like Unikitty but come on. They couldn't just do a Lego show?

>>92259525
I'm hoping this is supposed to be the series that spawned the Unikitty toy used in The LEGO Movie, like Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. If this is literally the same Unikitty as the one in The LEGO Movie, that's really going to create a continuity headache, since everything in the LEGO movies is supposed to come from Finn's head, hence the recurring themes of father/son relationship dynamics and the importance of teamwork.

>>92259525
>>92259561

>Tara Strong

Imma go throw up

>>92261096
This artist doesn't understand the character.

>>92281277

Canadians are essentially Special Needs Kids and require all the help they can get.

If their government didn't force US companies to hire Canadians in order to get their media released in Canada, then no one would ever have any incentive to hire Canadians for anything.

>>92259525
I've got a friend who's working on this and they aren't even done with the first season. They're just 3/4ths at most.

>>92259561
>>92260880
>>92261067
>>92283912
It's fitting, I guess. I mean, she really sounded like Tara in the movie.

>>92286313
>>92281277
>>92281386
And they're all Castro-humpers.

>>92259525

MLP, SVTFOE and SU have all simultaneously been BTFO no longer have a reason to exist.

>>92275786

>Calls us globalist cucks

>Cries when we defend our culture.

OK, so lemme get this straight:

They are making a cartoon about one of the minor characters of the lego movie.

3 or so years after the movie. Probably preceding the obligatory terrible sequel?

Does the wb like to lose money or something?

>>92286536

Didn't The Lego Batman Movie do well and keep the memory of The Lego Movie alive for another fiscal year?

While this is probably a show directed mainly at little girls, they're seemingly making it pretty neutral on the "girlishness." I can appreciate that- don't see any oversaturation of pink or shopping trips.
Who knows how good the writing is going to be, though.

>>92272420
Reminds me of the decrees that FOX's BS&P put upon Spider-Man TAS.

>>92259525
The synopsis sounds more suited for a preschool show.

(It doesn't mention it in this thread, but a Google search reveals this will be on Cartoon Network)

>>92286747
>(It doesn't mention it in this thread, but a Google search reveals this will be on Cartoon Network)

Oh, so it's Dead on Arrival, then.

>CN will promote and air the first 2 episodes.
>Half of the season will then be shoved to Boomerang with no promotion
>The remainder of the episodes will air only in overseas markets
>A few years later, those episodes will be rapidly burned off in a weekday graveyard slot in the US with no promotion

Why does anyone even bother trying to put their show on CN, anymore?

I want to give Unikitty the q-tip, if you catch my drift.

>>92286747
>>92286795
Someone on /co/ alleging to work for Cartoon Network said that Christina Miller was aiming to take the network in a more preschool direction. I'm starting to believe it could be true.

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>>92286814
He has zero girth

>>92286907

I don't know if that's better or worse than the live-action/tween drama direction they were taking it in during the mid-2000s.

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>we want the LPS audience

>>92276119
when the show starts imma do an hd one with the cartoon design.
YOU CAN'T STOP ME.

>>92287612
Is LPS even still going? Who cares if it picks up their audience?

>>92259525
What the fuck? Of all things to come from Lego Movie, this was the thing I least expected.

>>92287314
A big part of Cartoon Network was that it was an entertainment channel rather than some Barney-esque "childhood growth" shit. The only difference between this and the live action phase, as that this doesn't contradict the channel name.

>>92286350
what does your friend do on it?

>>92287314

They were trying to transition Boomerang into being the new cartoon channel while the actual CN would become a slate for something else.

But executive and leadership changeups destroyed any sense of direction, so now Boomerang is back in limbo, not even airing the shows that were specially made for it, and CN is spinning its wheels in confusion as they try to find a new direction.

>>92261485
This is just total nonsense. Find one piece of evidence to this policy.

>>92281010
Yep, That's me

>inb4 gashigashi

>>92259561
>Tara plays another unicorn
Heh.

>>92261485
The more I look at this, the more full of shit you sound.
At the end of the day, an American show is an American show, no matter how many Canadians work on it. Doing all this just to make Canada happy just makes Americans look like pussy cucks.

I love Unikitty, I REALLY hope it's good.

>>92261485

The same applies to radio. Canadian radio stations are required by law to have something like 70% of their broadcasting be Canadian artists and you can't just run through Rush's entire discography every day.

go to bed hoppip

>>92261100

Tara has refered atleast to Twilight and Bubbles, the characters, as being HER before, it is very funny honestly.

>>92275884

Google Treaty of Tlatelolco

>>92295005
As far as I care, these requirements have served the Canadian music industry better than it did for TV.

>>92291239
I miss the old boomerang

>>92295448
The lowest she has ever sunk is when Melania Trump cited Twilight Sparkle from My Little Pony and Tara Strong got personally offended at Melania for quoting "HER" speech.

Regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum, you have to admit the level of entitlement there.

>>92282188
Unikitty is OC as owned by Lego, so they have free reign to do as they please with her
Licencing Batman and co. would be waaaay more expensive considering he'd be taking a quasi backseat to Emmett and WyldStyle

>>92296690
I never got the "voice actors are literally the characters!" idea that fandoms tend to cluck to. They're just reading off a script that someone else wrote. They may or may not have anything in common with the characters personality-wise.

>>92288756
I lost my faith in the direction of CN when they started the "teach kids to code" crap. CN was always about embracing childhood, not pushing kids to grow up and enter the workplace.

>>92296789
Then don't use Batman or any other licensed property. They have plenty of OCs to do a show with.

>>92296690
>Melania Trump cited Twilight Sparkle from My Little Pony

I know you're focused on Tara, but what?

>>92261485
I though Canaidan broadcasting laws required networks to broadcast a percentage of Canadian made content, not that every thing that is broadcast there had to have a percentage of work outputted by Canadians.

>>92297273
Melania Trump read something that The Donald's campaign advisors wrote for her as a speech of her own, then some people compared it to a speech Michele Obama gave years ago and accused her of plagiarism, after a lot of political banter on both sides one of the advisors claimed that the speech wasn't plagiarizing Obama but MLP and threw a ridiculously out of context quote from the show.

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>>92275709
>there's already porn of it.

>>92259561
I would've preferred Andrea Libman, but she's taken the Tom Kenny route of now screaming most of her lines.

>>92298389
Politics haven't been this funny for a long time.

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>>92259561
>led by Tara Strong
>Not Alison Brie or Hynden Walch

>>92261316
She also did a better Harley than her, which isn't saying anything because these days anyone can do a better Harley than her.

>>92298525
>already
Lego Movie came out years ago, anon

>>92261485

Why bothering that much with leaves.

>>92261342
Hi Lee

>>92259525
End my fucking life...

Unikitty vs. Hello Kitty.

Who wins?

>>92288810
Animated certain scenes, but he sometimes gets pulled into helping other aspects of the production since it's a big project and they're a relatively small Filipino studio. For what it's worth, from what his team has seen, he found it to be a pretty entertaining show

>>92294192
I fucking hope

>>92259913

>amazingly well written animated movie

I don't get this meme, to me, the Lego Movie was average and the Lego Batman Movie was plain shit. But i might be the one with bad taste.

>>92259525
I honestly like the idea of it.

Porn of her and her brother when?

Will it be cozy?

>>92287695
>Is LPS even still going?
The Hub/Discovery Family series ended after four seasons, but there's a new show in the works.

>>92281230
For like 1 episode. The point is that film actors mostly don't have the time to voice a cartoon. Case in point: Neither Kay nor Jay were voiced by Tommy Lee Jones nor Will Smith.

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>>92286916
>tfw someone reposts the picture you took forever ago
I still have her on my desk, though not in that pose.

>>92275786
it's not just Canadian thing, in Poland there's a law which states that at least 33% of songs aired on the radio must be Polish, and at least 60% of them must be aired between 5am and midnight

>>92302617
>Why bothering that much with leaves.

It's not like Canadians have a lot of money to give over, anyway.