RWBY vs. Ducktales - Western Style vs Eastern Style

[Mike Eltman]

we watched RWBY ep 8 at the meeting, and didn't get a chance to watch DuckTales. links to both are below. your job is to view both, and then post comments based on what you think each did better than the other, or personal views on what was done well or not. you can give a full review, or just a basic discussion, but everyone post at least one comment.


SUBJECT TOPIC: Source Material, Execution, and Style Difference.


DuckTales Episode 1:

kisscartoon.me/Cartoon/DuckTales/Season-01-Episode-001-Don-t-Give-Up-the-Ship?id=12121


RWBY Episode 8:

[Mike Eltman]

I know some of you watched these, I expect a discussion to get going soon. Not doing it is not an option.

[Tony Perialis]

I finally got a chance to watch the first episode of Duck Tales and it was amazing. The character's were funny and cool. I loved the colorful animation. It is a great show and I'm probably going to watch more of it.

[Tony Perialis]

And I also watched RWBY at the last meeting and it was also amazing. The action was great. I really loved the weapon's the characters had. I like how all the characters are all based of fairy tale characters. Its a pretty good show and I might end up watching the rest.

[Tony Perialis]

I think both shows are amazing in there own ways.

[Mike Eltman]

Alright. so the main thing I wanted everyone to draw from this was that great inspiration can come from everywhere. Not just anywhere, but everywhere. Creativity is a spark. Some sparks can be lit by dipping into the coals of old flames. Some can come from nowhere, almost as if you had pyrokinesis. My mission for you was to see and get a sample of how inspired something can be even with a simple plot and fan base. And of course, if you go on to watch more of both, then triple knockout for showing you some new stuff. BTW, everyone else, we may start keeping a tally of points earned through posting and award the most involved poster later on down the line.