The song is so amazing, why's the show so dull?
Shit cartoons with great themes
Cameron Rodriguez
Justin Campbell
It's just really formulaic and repetitive. Maybe season 2 will change that.
James Phillips
Another example, except this one is less dull and more... bad, and it's the ending theme that really stands out.
Zachary Morris
I just watch it for Cat Noir
Caleb Young
>why's the show so dull?
Cause its only purpose is to sell toys, so they didn't really bother with plot.
Logan Martin
>picture
What is that?
Logan Campbell
It was made by some ambitious entrepreneur who tried to be Saban.
Josiah Lee
>tried to be
You realize some of the people from that company were actually involved in this, right?
Nathaniel Wilson
>calls ending theme good
>calls SVTFOE bad when it's one of the few currently running, plot-centric shows that has improved during its run
Gabriel Long
Improved shit is still shit.
Also some aspects of season 2 are worse than 1.
Dominic Moore
Dominic Jenkins
It's true though. Who does Zag think he is?
David Clark
The show is complete shit, but at least it has a decent theme song.
John Walker
I think the show's comfy, there's a charm to it.
Charles Myers
That's not "charm" you're looking at there, user.
Christopher Edwards
It will never stop bothering me that this spider design was wasted so badly
Sebastian Gray
Looks like ass.
Angel Jackson
The song is amazing because as far as I know that chord progression isn't used too often outside of theme songs.
Off the top of my head, this is the only song that has a part that truly fits with the Miraculous theme, and it's only the fanfare hype part that matters.
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The show is dull because it hasn't gone anywhere and the networks (especially Viacom in the US) screwed it backwards and tried to make reruns viewable independent of other episodes, as networks do nowadays, which is why we only began to get development at the end of season 1 (things like Chloe paying more attention to how she treats Sabrina, Gabriel noticing Adrien's ring, and the season finale).
Isaac Foster
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Benjamin Scott
>the fanfare hype part
Which part is that?
Also, what's the chord progression exactly? I want to know more about this type of stuff.
Grayson Morris
You know, the fanfare, the hype part. The DA DA DA DA
DADA DA DA DA part at the beginning and choruses uses the same vi → IV → ii → V as the Ladybug opening, I think with one extra chord midway through the measure where it hits the V.
You'd probably be interested in this site
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The only other noteworthy song for me here is Say My Name
A bunch of these just happen to have that chord progression as part of a bigger one or midway between musical phrases or a transition or something though
This chord progression is, well... really good for hyping something up. I don't think I hear it very often, unless I'm not paying attention.
David Allen
...im mad i missed those quads with this post but double dubs is fine
Jaxon Ramirez
wouldn't necessarily say it's shit, but its not particularly great either.
theme is a fuckin' banger though.
Cooper Davis
This theme makes me sleepy. That's not a good thing.
Kayden Wright
>show about The Daltons is bad
How do you even mess this up? I'm genuinely curious.
Dominic Nguyen
The opening theme song sucks balls compared to the one in the trailer
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Cameron Wright
Generally just in comparison to other Lucky Luke Cartoons I feel Les Daltons in particular falls flat. (Perhaps as I'm not too fond of the formulaic approach it rides on. Plus William and Jack being switched irks me)
I still like the show regardless however.
Jace Peterson
Isn't that just the full version of the actual intro?
James Johnson
That's just another part of the same song.
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Have a quiet version by Cristina and Nate