Mun is ecstatic about a recent Toonami scheduling anouncement.

[nerd_bot]

I understand your excitement. But that does not mean there will be more episodes...

Yes, it is good to hope, but you should not get your hopes up so fast. You must remain grounded in logic.

Comments

[notelizabeth]

Y'now, sometimes when a show ends, it's best to just let it end. No more episodes, ever.

[nerd_bot]

Unfortunately, ours kind of stopped. It was ended without a proper ending, of sorts.

My mun is of the opinion that it was 'cut down before its time.'

[notelizabeth]

Oh. OK, in that case it wouldn't be so bad if it continued.

....Unless it was suddenly turned live-action. (Shudders)

[nerd_bot]

Yes, my mun had many questions that were simply left unanswered. Especially regarding my... [Wait, she doesn't know about what he is.] ...illness.

I highly doubt that would be a viable option.

[notelizabeth]

You "highly doubt it", huh? Consider yourself lucky, then!

[nerd_bot]

Yes, the level of advanced robotics featured in the show are too high to make anything less than animation viable.

[notelizabeth]

That didn't stop Michael Bay.

[nerd_bot]

Luckily our canon's creator is very protective of his intellectual properties. My mun has the utmost respect for Genndy Tartokovsky.

It also would be very impractical to attempt to recreate the technology used in our show, even on a superficial visual level. It would be a very difficult thing to animate in a live action setting, given the sheer amount of variables that would go into such a thing.

[notelizabeth]

Wish my canon had a guy like...er...Genty Turtlecovesky in charge then.