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    I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR AN EPISODE LIKE THIS!
    this is OS spot on, cause this is true to what an OS episode would feel like, being as stereotypical as this is
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpU0SZuR_0o

    I'm excited for Nanny Nightmare! But please no baby aliens, well I won't mind, but still

  • Ben 10 Fans
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    More clips are on CN Asia
    A second clip from Clocktopus
    A second and third clip from Something I ate
    and a clip from Rustbucket RIP
    I really wanna see those now...

  • @Mortie-10 I think its fake,
    look at this other promo about
    that "Ben 10 Unlimited Force"
    https://youtu.be/jI0W-VTvIMQ

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    @Ben-10-Fan said in Addressing the Ben 10 Reboot Part 3:

    @Mortie-10 I think its fake,
    look at this other promo about
    that "Ben 10 Unlimited Force"
    https://youtu.be/jI0W-VTvIMQ

    Definitely fake that's from race against time

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    @Ebomnitrix said in Addressing the Ben 10 Reboot Part 3:

    I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR AN EPISODE LIKE THIS!
    this is OS spot on, cause this is true to what an OS episode would feel like, being as stereotypical as this is
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpU0SZuR_0o

    I'm excited for Nanny Nightmare! But please no baby aliens, well I won't mind, but still

    Christ, I can't stand just how immature both Ben and Gwen are acting. Not even Ben was this immature in the OS.

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    @JrPhilgene Well, I guess Billy Billions isn't that bad. His voice in the reboot is better than in Omniverse. He definitely represents the generic rich, bratty kid but the same can go for Omniverse as well so he's pretty much just the same as he was before.

  • @JrPhilgene Well, I guess Billy Billions isn't that bad. His voice in the reboot is better than in Omniverse. He definitely represents the generic rich, bratty kid but the same can go for Omniverse as well so he's pretty much just the same as he was before.

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    @Tactical-Ochoa but he does seem to be more of a threat in the reboot than in omniverse

  • @Tactical-Ochoa but he does seem to be more of a threat in the reboot than in omniverse

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    @JrPhilgene Steals the Rustbucket by using a little remote-controlled drone for a mere Sumo Slammer card that Ben got to first over taking control of man-killing giant robots from a dimension where anything and everything becomes timeless when entered because he's jealous that Ben got more attention than him. Yeah, Billy seems more like a threat in the reboot than in Omniverse.

  • @JrPhilgene Steals the Rustbucket by using a little remote-controlled drone for a mere Sumo Slammer card that Ben got to first over taking control of man-killing giant robots from a dimension where anything and everything becomes timeless when entered because he's jealous that Ben got more attention than him. Yeah, Billy seems more like a threat in the reboot than in Omniverse.

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    @Tactical-Ochoa I didn't mean like he's more dangerous or a better villain in the reboot I mean he seems like a bigger threat to Ben because in omniverse Ben had an advantage over Billy in and fighting experience even though Billy was mentally 16 he was still physically 11 but now in the reboot both Billy and Ben are the same age the same size but Billy still has his smarts, his robots and an unlimited supply of gadgets at his disposal while Ben only has the omnitrix and he doesn't have as much experience as he did in omniverse

  • @JrPhilgene Steals the Rustbucket by using a little remote-controlled drone for a mere Sumo Slammer card that Ben got to first over taking control of man-killing giant robots from a dimension where anything and everything becomes timeless when entered because he's jealous that Ben got more attention than him. Yeah, Billy seems more like a threat in the reboot than in Omniverse.

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    @Tactical-Ochoa Ben also doesn't have rook to help him out or the plumbers and he has little knowledge of how to use the.omnitrix also about the robots that Billy brought from the other dimension they still ended up turning against him and he needed to rely on Ben and his robot babysitter so he pretty much still sucked as a villain even with all the knowledge he had on Ben at least in the reboot he doesn't need help from his robotic babysitter

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  • @Tactical-Ochoa Ben also doesn't have rook to help him out or the plumbers and he has little knowledge of how to use the.omnitrix also about the robots that Billy brought from the other dimension they still ended up turning against him and he needed to rely on Ben and his robot babysitter so he pretty much still sucked as a villain even with all the knowledge he had on Ben at least in the reboot he doesn't need help from his robotic babysitter

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    @JrPhilgene Let me say this again.

    Reboot Billy Billions: Uses a little drone to steal the Rustbucket because he wanted a freakin Sumo Slammer card that Ben got to first.

    Omniverse Billy Billions: Turns Ben back into his 10-year-old self and sends giant, man-killing robots from another dimension to kill him because Ben got more attention than him and unintentionally sent Billy to Dimension 12 and made him a kid forever.

    Ben not having Rook and the Plumbers there to help him and having little knowledge of the Omnitrix does not make Billy a greater threat. Ben had little knowledge of the Omnitrix and didn't have help from the Plumbers and was 10-years-old and while he did still struggle, Ben was still able to take on more threatening villains, SUCH AS VILGAX, than Billy in the OS. Billy losing control of the Dimension 12 robots does not make him less of a threat. He STILL MANAGED to take control of those robots in the first place. As far as what we've seen here, Billy is a greater threat in Omniverse than in the reboot and even has better and greater motives for wanting to go after Ben.

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    I don't know why, but I really like Billy's voice and character design in the reboot. And I think I saw JT and Cash in one of these sneak peeks. Since Ben was younger in the flashback they appeared in, does that mean they're older than him in this timeline?

  • Ben 10 Fans
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    Checked out the new clips of Ben 10 reboot episodes and I like them. Can't wait to see the whole episodes of "Take 10" "Rustbucket RIP" "Growing Pains" and "Something I Ate" really soon that'll be cool.

  • @Mortie-10 I'mmmmm not sure.

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    @Tactical-Ochoa not dudes who series gave me beat from the restart like it anyways here's an idea to create a discussion where Kaji will try to throw the series ?

  • @JrPhilgene Let me say this again.

    Reboot Billy Billions: Uses a little drone to steal the Rustbucket because he wanted a freakin Sumo Slammer card that Ben got to first.

    Omniverse Billy Billions: Turns Ben back into his 10-year-old self and sends giant, man-killing robots from another dimension to kill him because Ben got more attention than him and unintentionally sent Billy to Dimension 12 and made him a kid forever.

    Ben not having Rook and the Plumbers there to help him and having little knowledge of the Omnitrix does not make Billy a greater threat. Ben had little knowledge of the Omnitrix and didn't have help from the Plumbers and was 10-years-old and while he did still struggle, Ben was still able to take on more threatening villains, SUCH AS VILGAX, than Billy in the OS. Billy losing control of the Dimension 12 robots does not make him less of a threat. He STILL MANAGED to take control of those robots in the first place. As far as what we've seen here, Billy is a greater threat in Omniverse than in the reboot and even has better and greater motives for wanting to go after Ben.

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    @Tactical-Ochoa with me I always hated Billy billions to me he should of not been put into the reboot there is a way I would love to see him taken out but it would not fit in a kid show it is where you have a pot full of hot melted gold and you pour it on the persons head

  • @Ebomnitrix said in Addressing the Ben 10 Reboot Part 3:

    I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR AN EPISODE LIKE THIS!
    this is OS spot on, cause this is true to what an OS episode would feel like, being as stereotypical as this is
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpU0SZuR_0o

    I'm excited for Nanny Nightmare! But please no baby aliens, well I won't mind, but still

    Christ, I can't stand just how immature both Ben and Gwen are acting. Not even Ben was this immature in the OS.

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    @Tactical-Ochoa there was somebody downloaded I don't have time to look

  • @Tactical-Ochoa with me I always hated Billy billions to me he should of not been put into the reboot there is a way I would love to see him taken out but it would not fit in a kid show it is where you have a pot full of hot melted gold and you pour it on the persons head

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    @KorseBLI-ND I like that it was still on this character

  • Ben 10 2016 Reboot Episode Review: Xingo

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    After some thinking, I realized something that I forgot to mention. On its own and when compared to the Original Series episode, Last Laugh (considering that both episodes use the same story premise in regards to Ben dealing with his own fears), The Clocktopus is still not a good episode. It still suffers from poor writing and I mentioned other aspects of this episode that also holds it back. However, when compared to other episodes of the Ben 10 reboot show, it is a better episode. Despite the problems that I have with Steam Smythe, I still like the theme of his character and he is at least a better villain than the other villains that were showcased in the reboot. He's just an annoying villain much like with the Weatherheads and, at least to me, the writers just exaggerated a little too much to him or something of the likes. Like I said, there was some potential with this villain. Like I also said before, at least Ben's fear of squids does give him some struggle with fighting Steam Smythe and thus helps to make the conflict a little more challenging. So yeah, even though I find that the episode still had some really poor writing and the episode itself is still not good, it is better than the other episodes of the Ben 10 reboot. However, considering the quality of the other episodes of the Ben 10 reboot, that's not saying much. At best this episode is just average.
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  • Addressing the Ben 10 Reboot Part 2

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    @Ebomnitrix And there's your episodes folks. I'm going to make a part 3 to Addressing the Ben 10 Reboot. Part 2 is already going on for long enough now and I plan on having part 3 be made specifically to discuss and comment on the episodes of the Ben 10 reboot. Here is the link to part 3. http://ben10club.org/topic/181/addressing-the-ben-10-reboot-part-3