Addressing the Ben 10 Reboot
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@Omni-Triforcer Ok
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- Its funny how this is repeated on the Ben 10 Englishboards
- @ Tactica-Ocha, I have a feeling if anything, it'll be kinda like the Powerpuff Girls Reboot, but it'll fit to more Ben 10's style since PPG has been nothing but... that... which closely resembles the original but different, but I can see the Ben 10 one having its same fix as it had before, at least I hope it does.
It's Action Time!
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@Ebomnitrix said:
- Its funny how this is repeated on the Ben 10 Englishboards
- @ Tactica-Ocha, I have a feeling if anything, it'll be kinda like the Powerpuff Girls Reboot, but it'll fit to more Ben 10's style since PPG has been nothing but... that... which closely resembles the original but different, but I can see the Ben 10 one having its same fix as it had before, at least I hope it does.
Yeah i post some things twice since there are people that are not on both forums.
I hope the ben 10 reboot does not turn out like the ppg one. Im not that into the ppg reboot its to silly for me even moreso then the original. I course i want some comedy in the show but i want alot of action to.10 Years Of Hero Time!!!!
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@Omni-Triforcer Yea you totally right i don't want to see a full comedy show it has to show many action as the original series and not as The Power Puff Girls that will damage the show and the fans. New fans Will probaly love it because some of them have
never see the the series (Little kids like 5 or 6 will probaly love it if it go to THE Power Puff Girls route) but i tink it doesn't go down that route of corse we want some comedy but not a full comedy show i hope we get à new succesfull Ben 10 serie! -
@Omni-Triforcer Yeah, I hope Ben 10 won't be comedy based like the PPG reboot too. I'm still shocked they cut out Ms. Bellum, What the hell CN!?
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@Ebomnitrix Yeah, I have a feeling that the Ben 10 reboot is going to be of the same or similar quality to the PPG reboot, if not Teen Titans Go!. After all, people certainly don't want to have stuff like the main characters twerking, gender politics and bad stereotypes, bad writing, not up to par animation quality, spoofs and parodies, etc in the Ben 10 reboot. Yeah, we better get a good quality show out of the Ben 10 reboot because I've noticed that on IMDB alone the rating has dropped this week from a 7 out of 10 to a 6 out of 10 and again, that's just IMDB. It's even worse on YouTube, Twitter, etc. I'm seeing a lot of people being really pissed off about the PPG reboot so yeah again CN better not screw up the Ben 10 reboot.
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Judging by the PPG reboot, the USA are going to hate the reboot when South America and possibly Europe will love it.
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@GoodVibes1999 How do you know that people in South America and Europe love the PPG reboot or the Ben 10 reboot?
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@Tactical-Ochoa Because most of the people here in South America (or at least in my country Brazil) have somewhat positive opinions about the PPG reboot. And Ben 10 seems to be quite big in some South American and European countries. They kinda are the reason for the reboot's existence, I guess.
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@GoodVibes1999 Well where is the proof of that? If most people in South America or just Brazil have positive views on the PPG reboot, where and how did you specifically find that out from? So far, IMDB is the only site that I could find that has a viewer rating for the PPG reboot and that site doesn't reflect a specific location or region.
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@GoodVibes1999 Also, Ben 10's popularity in South America and Europe is not the actual and most significant reason as to why Cartoon Network is making the Ben 10 reboot. The actual reason is that Ben 10 still has strong name recognition due to still being popular worldwide and considering Cartoon Network's current business practices, I'd say that the actual and most significant reason why the Ben 10 reboot is being made is because Cartoon Network wants to again use the series' name recognition, as well as Man of Action's name recognition, just to further cash in on the series through selling toys and other merchandise, even though I don't see the merchandise sales to go well since that Ultimate Alien and Omniverse's toy sales were quite poor. Ultimate Alien's toy sales even negatively impacted Omniverse's toy sales which thus negatively impacted Omniverse since that CN responded to those sales by screwing over Omniverse.
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Well we are now roughly 4 months away (assuming its in september) from the international (except for the U.S) premiere of the Ben 10 Reboot. I expect to be hearing at least some news about it fairly soon. I at least want to hear a release date or see a small promo. Just give us SOMETHING Soon and i for one would be truly grateful.
10 Years Of Hero Time!!!!
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@Omni-Triforcer Yup.
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Okay everybody, I got some real big news.
Cartoon Network begins its Upfront starting May 18, what that means is, they will be announcing what shows are coming back/getting renewed, and what shows they're going to announce.
So if I'm right, cause they did this with every new show they've had, we might get a description based on what the Ben 10 reboot is going to be about, and if we're really lucky an image from the Reboot (or even poster).
For now, all we can do is stay tuned for the next update. I'll keep us posted.It's Action Time!
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@Ebomnitrix Ok, good. The Upfront is really late this year.
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Well hopefully we get some news.
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@Ebomnitrix Thank you for sharing that. This is great news here. We already know what the premise of the Ben 10 reboot is going to be about though. Still, anything new about the Ben 10 reboot would be nice to know about.
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So a while ago I was watching a YouTube video by James Rolfe aka the Angry Video Game Nerd where he discussed as to why he refuses to go and see the new Ghostbusters 2016 reboot film and make a review on it. After watching it and having some time to think and something came to mind about the Ben 10 reboot and it's basically this. Cartoon Network labeled this new upcoming Ben 10 show as a full reboot of the Ben 10 series. However, at least in my opinion and according to James Rolfe's definition of a reboot from the video, this new Ben 10 show is not really a reboot. In actuality, this is a remake. A remake of the 2005 Ben 10 Original Series. The premise alone proves this considering that the premise of the new Ben 10 show is the same exact premise as the Original Series and it's most likely, if not guaranteed, that this new Ben 10 show is just going to have at least some to most of the Original Series rehashed into it with at least some changes being made. I also still agree with many other Ben 10 fans and viewers in which it is way too early, and still is, to make a reboot of the Original Series, another piece of evidence that shows that this is not a reboot and is instead a remake.
You know what is an actual reboot? Star Wars The Force Awakens. Even though it's a sequel to the original trilogy, as James Rolfe explains, it does "reboot" the Star Wars film series, bringing back the old cast for some good bits of nostalgia and fan service while also handing the mantle over to the new cast of characters. The same goes with the 2009 Star Trek film. That movie is a reboot as well. The same goes with Mad Max: Fury Road. Now thinking about it, the purpose of a reboot is to not rewrite the continuity and start it all over. What an actual reboot does is that it restarts the series. It's hitting the power switch back on. It's like your internet starts getting slow and therefore you decide to reset your router to strengthen the signal again. It's putting a series back on the map; not really starting it back over from scratch. Again, this upcoming Ben 10 show is not a reboot but instead a remake. This new Ben 10 show is really just Cartoon Network saying "Yeah, the Original Series was great and Man of Action did do a great job with it but we're going to go ahead and make the same show again but make it our way" and look what's happened lately when CN decided to make their best shows and franchises their way; most especially in regards to Teen Titans Go! and the Powerpuff Girls 2016 show as well as the Ben 10 sequel shows, which I have to agree with some people that AF, UA, and OV are more of spin-offs to the Original Series. A remake is taking a show and either just making it again with maybe at least some changes. Some remakes can be really good such as the 2002 Resident Evil remake game and Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes. Most remakes tend to be bad though such as the remakes to Total Recall, Red Dawn, and Robocop. Remakes are done best when the original versions of a show, movie, video game, etc doesn't really age well and/or has some room for improvements.
I believe I mentioned this before but if I have, I'll state it again. This upcoming Ben 10 show, that CN claims is a reboot to the series yet is actually a remake, is very much unnecessary and a waste of time and resources as well as a waste of great potential and opportunities that this series still has. Cartoon Network claims that they want to make this show to introduce the Ben 10 series to the new generation of kids, even though that is typical Cartoon Network PR BS since that the new generation of kids already got introduced to the Ben 10 series through watching Omniverse, which ended it's final season a mere seven months before this new show got announced, which is still recent enough to remain in viewers' minds. Also, if Cartoon Network wants to introduce the Ben 10 series to the new generation of kids, then a proper way to do that is to air a marathon of the previous Ben 10 shows. Not remake a show that is so great that it doesn't need a remake.
My opinion still stands that the new Ben 10 show is most likely going to be a blatant cash grab by Cartoon Network. That they're relying more on the Ben 10 and Man of Action name alone along with the fame of the Original Series for the new Ben 10 show, that CN claims is a reboot yet is pretty much not and is actually more of a remake, to become successful most especially in toys and merchandise sales. After all they are doing that very approach with the Powerpuff Girls 2016 reboot. My opinion still stands that this next Ben 10 show is most likely going to suck, even though I really do hope that it does turn out to be good. In fact, the actual and more proper way of making a reboot of the Ben 10 series would very much indeed be the Ken 10 show that many fans and viewers want for Cartoon Network to make because that would very much fit the concept of what a reboot to a series actually is. Either way, the upcoming Ben 10 show is not a reboot but instead it's actually a remake.
As a means of a reference and if anyone is interested, I'll post the link to James Rolfe's video about his thoughts on the Ghostbusters 2016 movie. The part of the video where he discusses the concept of a reboot starts at the 4:35 mark of his video.
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A Ken 10 show wouldnt be a reboot it would be a spinoff you even said the correct definition of a reboot in your post and you still go them mixed up.
10 Years Of Hero Time!!!!
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@Omni-Triforcer No, a Ken 10 show is still a more suitable option for making a reboot of the Ben 10 series. I did previously mention how Star Wars The Force Awakens and the 2009 Star Trek film by JJ Abrams are reboots and a major component that shows that is how we have the older cast of the previous entries in both series handing the mantle to a new younger cast. Making a Ken 10 show would be like making a Ben 10 version of those very two films that I listed. We got the older characters such as Ben, Gwen, and Max handing the mantle over to Ben's son, Ken, and his team of younger heroes. Another thing to take note of is that ever since the Original Series ended, the Ben 10 series has been going downhill due to Cartoon Network wanting to make more Ben 10 shows their way and not Man of Action's way. The series has greatly degraded as a result. I gave the analogy of resetting an internet router. The Ben 10 series needs something that would put it back onto the map. Something that would "reboot" it and make it great again. With everything that I stated and explained, James Rolfe stated and explained, and the examples that I provided, a more ideal reboot of the Ben 10 series would very much be a Ken 10 show. Not the blatant remake that Cartoon Network is currently working on. A Ken 10 show doesn't have to be considered and labeled as a reboot, I will say that, but if Cartoon Network and/or Man of Action were to make a reboot of the Ben 10 series, a Ken 10 show would be the most suitable option to take for an actual reboot of the Ben 10 series.
