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Teen Titans Season 6 (Official) Petiton.

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  • It has been 6 days since the petiton has lanched and I only got a mere 4 signtures. Don't just read this and not sign it. Sign it AND share it by making 150 of your friends to do the same. I know you might think it's never going to happen but you may never know. The future ulimately makes the choice and so do we. Even if it didn't work at least our vocies are heard.

  • I am ACTALLY getting PISSED that people are ingoring my petiton.

  • I am ACTALLY getting PISSED that people are ingoring my petiton.

    @npzman Don't bother with the petition, alright. It's not going to work and it doesn't matter if our voices get heard. As long as Teen Titans Go! is making money, Cartoon Network doesn't care about people have to say about it. As long as Cartoon Network is making money, they don't care about what we have to say, as I already made the point on before. If you want to make some changes and improvements with Cartoon Network for the better, toss your petition away and figure something else out.

    Hey, here's a suggestion.
    http://ben10club.org/topic/265/how-to-properly-advocate-on-the-ben-10-reboot-and-other-shows

  • How is cartoon network making money out of shows we don't want ?

  • How is cartoon network making money out of shows we don't want ?

    @npzman Better question is how is Cartoon Network making money of something we don't watch?

  • yeah better question

  • If we don't want it we don't watch it. How are they even making money out a show No1 watches? Well cartoon network did a good job on fooling the buisness that are buying ads to put on the TTG slot.

  • If we don't want it we don't watch it. How are they even making money out a show No1 watches? Well cartoon network did a good job on fooling the buisness that are buying ads to put on the TTG slot.

    @npzman There are people who actually like that TTG trash. My 11-year-old brother is obsessed with that thing (much to my immense chagrin)... I could try showing the original one to him (he's aware of its existence), but I really don't like the original one too (to be honest, Justice League Action is the only cartoon with DC characters I like)

  • we hate these shows but children love them i can guarantee you that any child born from 2004 to this present day enjoy watching that crap.My niece and my younger cousin love the show.I think that cartoon network only targets this audience because since these kids haven't seen the original series then they have nothing to compare it to.Cause the main reason most of us hate it is because it takes a great show that we loved when we were younger and completely ruined it .If most kids today saw the original teen titans series then they would not be so excited when teen titans go airs on tv.

  • we hate these shows but children love them i can guarantee you that any child born from 2004 to this present day enjoy watching that crap.My niece and my younger cousin love the show.I think that cartoon network only targets this audience because since these kids haven't seen the original series then they have nothing to compare it to.Cause the main reason most of us hate it is because it takes a great show that we loved when we were younger and completely ruined it .If most kids today saw the original teen titans series then they would not be so excited when teen titans go airs on tv.

    @JrPhilgene Granted, the US viewer ratings for Teen Titans Go! is going down. The episode, Titans Saving Time, released on March 10, 2017, is the first time a new episode of Teen Titans Go! has reached a US viewer rating of below 1 million, with a rating of 0.98 million views. The latest episode, Master Detective, released on March 31, 2017, has a US viewer rating of just 1 million views. By the looks of it, the viewer ratings (at least in the US) do seem to be dropping slowly. I bet even those that do like the show are getting sick and tired of just how much and how often Cartoon Network is airing and rerunning the show on their channel.

    If Cartoon Network targets kids as the main audience for Teen Titans Go!, then as I explained before, it's important for us to introduce the new generation to the very show that we had back then. To introduce them to these older but better quality shows in order to convince the new generation to support those very shows like we did back then as well as to pull them away from shows such as Teen Titans Go!, the Powerpuff Girls reboot, and the Ben 10 reboot. With the new generation watching and supporting older shows such as the original Teen Titans, the original Ben 10, Samurai Jack, Kids Next Door, etc and not supporting the current shows of now, this can help to greatly convince Cartoon Network to change their ways and make improvements for the better. To convince Cartoon Network to make better quality shows, to cater to a wider and more varied audience, and all that stuff.

    It's up to us to shape things for the better. To convince Cartoon Network to make changes and improvements for the better. Voicing our own opinions alone is clearly not enough and we need more and convincing the new generation to side with us is a good, strong way of achieving our very goals. Convincing the very audience that Cartoon Network is catering to to side with us is something that we all need to focus on here if we want for changes and improvements to be made here and for the better.

    May I once again divert your very attention to this very page that I made.
    http://ben10club.org/topic/265/how-to-properly-advocate-on-the-ben-10-reboot-and-other-shows

  • just sign the petiton anyway.

  • Ben 10 reboot discussion: Season 3

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    I'm pretty neutral on my thoughts about the reboot. It's not for me and I understand that some people have enjoyed watching it so I don't like to constantly whine and complain about it. But for me it does not match up to the writing in the Prime continuity, especially not to the original series which the reboot shares so many characters and concepts with. I was looking at parent reviews of OS Ben 10 on the slightly infamous site "Common Sense Media" out of boredom today since I only have one exam left. And what I read has led me to believe that there is a huge reason why the reboot seems to be restraining itself when it comes to everything to storytelling to character development to the transformation sequences and even the art style: because CN don't want the parents to be concerned and then ban their kids from watching the show (which would lead to less toy sales and profit). I will say that there are a great deal of parents who do approve of and highly recommend the show and deem it perfectly watchable for kids, although sometimes it may be worth having the parents watch it with them. However, there are also some parents who do not like the OS at all. Many seemed to be concerned that because the show had so many action scenes and admittedly brutal fight scenes, it would lead to their kids becoming violent because the kids couldn't differentiate between reality and fiction. They also seemed to despise how the relationship between Ben and Gwen was presented and how Ben was not a good role model for children due to his cockiness and immaturity. The alien designs also seemed to strike a nerve because they looked like (I quote) "something straight out of hell" and apparently some were far too scary. To all of that, my main response would be that Ben 10 was never meant to be a show just for kids, which seems to be a mistaken impression shared by many parents. It was made first and foremost to be an engaging and compelling show for all ages, with the main target demographic being 10-14 year olds - so not little kids. Yes there is violence but it is not graphic and in my view is necessary to an extent given that it is an action show. The relationship between Gwen and Ben is presented in a very realistic way rather than a 'candy' way (as I read someone saying on the website in defence of the show). They argue and bicker like siblings and are indeed imperfect characters but they do grow throughout the show and actually end up being more relateable for those watching who also aren't perfect. As for the alien designs, well, they're meant to be aliens and not superheroes in suits. Of course they're going to be weird looking and occasionally intimidating. I always thought that the designs were great even when I was much younger. So my conclusion from this? The opinions of a significant portion of parents (as I imagine that these views would be echoed outside of review websites) explain A LOT of the changes which we saw the reboot. The alien designs were changed to look more humanoid and less alien looking and "scary", and the art style was made simpler with a brighter colour pallet to stop younger kids getting scared. Ben and Gwen's relationship showed them getting along for the vast majority of the time to apparently set a better example to kids. The fight scenes are far more toned down and less creative than the original series. The villains are not as intimidating and there aren't significant consequences. One of the major reasons for so many of the reboot's changes is because the network wanted to cash in on the viewership of the younger end of their demographic of 5-10 years old, and so toned down the show so that their parents did not prevent them from watching. This might explain why a lot of Cartoon Network's shows are toning it down these days especially when compared to the mid 200s era. I'm really not trying to diss the parents here and I totally empathise with their concern for their children's wellbeing. Parenting can be rough at times (or so I am told by my parents). For me the solution would be to have sensible discussion with the kids and allow them to understand that lets say, Ben only fights against criminals or other really bad people and never used his aliens to attack anyone else . The misconception of 'all cartoons being for kids' often leads parents to make the mistake of allowing their young children to watch animated programmes which may be too complex or dark for their age, and then with the parents subsequently blaming the programme, it leads to CN making things more younger kid friendly at the cost of alienating the older side of their fanbase. For me, my parents were always cool with me watching Ben 10 as long as I didn't watch too much TV and as far as I remember I never developed behaviour problems while watching the show. In fact I'd think it's the opposite - I thought of Ben as a great role model while growing up, and the fact that he was imperfect only made me relate to him more.
  • The reboot's second season

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  • Samurai Jack Season 5 Discussion

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    @james He may still be as a side effect of time travel.
  • Who wants a original series 5th season?

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    I honestly don't want another season of OS, they should just do reimagining of Ben 10 with him older as well as being darker
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