I've noticed that the animated Netflix series Kipo is only available until the 25th of June!
Granted, it's been on there for multiple years but I always thought of it as one of those really unique productions that nobody but Netflix would have dared to produce back then.
Dreamworks created it so maybe some deals are expiring... it would be a real shame the show was disappeared.
Here's the trailer in all its CGA-colored weirdness:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25UHUbpFTtY
@literalgrill Well, my favorite show ever is the queer anarchist solarpunk masterpiece that is Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts, so probably that. Although I'm a bit conflicted because it is a Netflix original, and I'm not too keen on supporting Netflix.
Edit: forgot an important qualifier, especially given the date. Sorry ๐ฑ
Also, as one of the replies said, Kipo is available on DVD ๐ ๐
@alice I'd pick Kipo Oak and 2009 Strawberry Shortcake. They're both guitarists and songwriters (although that's not what either of them is primarily known for), and I think they'd write some lovely songs together.
Which of these is the strongest fighter?
#poll #Alita #ATLA #Avatar #Kipo #AttackOnTitan #animation #anime
@catsalad Reminds me of a scene from Kipo, in which Wolf casually sits on a cactus while waiting for her cue to strike.
This is a song from the animated series Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts (2020). It is performed diegetically by characters in the series (in season 1, episode 6). I showed it to a friend, and he said it is like "non-music" or "anti-music". Do you agree with this label? Why do you think he called it that?
This is the scene where the song is played:
https://youtu.be/TZpG7i6H_LA
#poll #Kipo #music #animation #waltz #scarlemagne #DanielRojas #DreamWorks
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