What went wrong?
What went wrong?
Ryan Gomez
Samuel Clark
It's only flaws were the pseudo-anime look, casting Tara Strong, and setting the series-ending movie in Japan. Everything else was on-point for what it was trying to accomplish.
Caleb Reed
Why did the show end so prematurely again?
Ryder Barnes
> casting Tara Strong
Oh fuck off, Tara was wonderful as Raven.
Elijah Gutierrez
It is way too overrated. It's a nice flick to watch occasionally, but nothing special really, just your average cape cartoon.
Anthony Bailey
It's fanbase, Tara Strong, not ending with defeating the Brain, and wanting a sixth season.
Lucas Morris
I agree its overrated but at the time,it was really one of the best cartoons to watch.
Angel Hill
Cyborg had the least fleshed-out personality. Sure, he'd angst about not being human from time to time, but that happened occasionally. Most of the time, Cyborg's there to be a satellite character to Beast Boy and to make jokes about his tech. It would've been more interesting if he had challenged Robin since he was always second-in-command. Even that very cringe Very Special Episode could've been used as a springboard to talk about Cyborg's experiences with racism unlike the comics terrible takes (football/gangs/estranged father/dead mother), etc.
Cyborg is one of my favorite comic characters, and while the cartoon is the definitive version of him, they still fell a little short.
David Smith
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Sebastian Baker
Didn't each season revolve around a certain character? or at least a couple of episodes did, I remember Cyborg only having two that I remember,one about him being limited as a Cyborg since he's half human and the red robot guy wasn't and where he went back in time,those episodes were really good too,he should have had more.
Julian Lewis
>prematurely
It ended because after 5 Seasons its steadily-dropping ratings no longer warranted being renewed and CN wanted to re-allocate resources to other projects.
It ended on a cliff-hanger because the makers decided to end their season with a cliff-hanger to try and black-mail viewer interest for renewal despite the fact that the last season had the perfect ending to the series up until that shitty fucking episode.
Jeremiah Anderson
I see,Things Change was actually an episode that was meant to air earlier but the creators decided to make it the last episode right?
Aiden Baker
The major arcs of them did. But you're misremembering; BB got two, Cyborg only had one (and both of those elements were part of it).
If forget the order of the middle ones, but
-First one was Robin with Slade.
-One revolved around BB/Terra
-The Cyborg/Brother Blood season.
-The Raven/Trigon season
-Finally the BB/Doom Patrol season
It was Starfire who never got a season because she was a 2-dimensional gag character/love interest for Robin.
Lucas Reyes
The real problem is that they had a cliffhanger at the end. If that never happened the fans wouldn't be so rabid about wanting it back and we never would've gotten TTG.
Aiden Watson
>that spoiler
VERY rude user but sadly true
Juan Morales
>It was Starfire who never got a season because she was a 2-dimensional gag character/love interest for Robin.
Knew she's a slut.
Zachary James
Nothing.
Chase Thomas
It didn't end on a cliffhanger. The showrunners didn't think every single detail about Terra's resurrection was more important than the themes of moving on and letting things go.
Ironically, that flew over the heads of many.
Levi Wilson
You're both lying retards who have no clue about the actual behind-the-scenes shit, just STFU.
In reality, ratings (and toy sales!) remained ludicrously high right until the end of the show, but new management at CN forced every show to be "re-evaluated" for its suitability to the network, and they didn't feel it was a good fit for the direction they were trying to go with CN.
And the last episode was planned that way by the show writers BECAUSE the show was ending, there was no network/producer influence there, and had the show continued the episode would not have been written that way. Also, one of the show writers pitched a follow-up series in lieu of season 6, but it was turned down by the same dumbass execs.
David Bell
>they didn't feel it was a good fit for the direction they were trying to go with CN.
Guess CN did something right.
Jeremiah Williams
>the show writers pitched a follow-up series in lieu of season 6
Do you have anymore info about this?
Samuel Anderson
It's a lengthy chat transcript, and it would take quite a while to get the relevant bits copied out of there, so just search for "season 6":
web.archive.org
Levi Mitchell
And in case anyone cares, here's a source for the rest of that info (the exec stuff in particular):
web-beta.archive.org