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#1 2013-03-29 18:38:19
Hidden Humor in Children's Entertainment (Re-Repost)
Since the other topic that replace the closed one was closed, I've decided to make another one.
So, yeah, discuss hidden humor in Children's Entertainment, like Cartoons, games, etc.
But remember to stay on topic, okay?
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#4 2013-03-29 19:23:47
Re: Hidden Humor in Children's Entertainment (Re-Repost)
banana500 wrote:
So the legacy still lives on...
I had no idea how many times my topic would be revived.
If this one gets closed because of off-topicness, I'll have it reopened. 
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#5 2013-03-29 21:05:46
- PonyoPenguin
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Re: Hidden Humor in Children's Entertainment (Re-Repost)
Okay, so some of you may know about Outlaw Star. If you don't, it was an anime intended for adults that Cartoon Network picked up not knowing anything about it, and tried to market to kids.
However, they completely missed Gene and Hilda, two characters' relationship; they're seen in the same bed in the second episode when they're woken by an alarm, and by some later dialogue it seems like they weren't just sleeping.
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#6 2013-03-29 22:22:04
- haxcharsol
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Re: Hidden Humor in Children's Entertainment (Re-Repost)
PonyoPenguin wrote:
Okay, so some of you may know about Outlaw Star. If you don't, it was an anime intended for adults that Cartoon Network picked up not knowing anything about it, and tried to market to kids.
However, they completely missed Gene and Hilda, two characters' relationship; they're seen in the same bed in the second episode when they're woken by an alarm, and by some later dialogue it seems like they weren't just sleeping.
Isn't that technically non-hidden humor in adult entertainment?
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#7 2013-03-29 22:23:28
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Re: Hidden Humor in Children's Entertainment (Re-Repost)
haxcharsol wrote:
PonyoPenguin wrote:
Okay, so some of you may know about Outlaw Star. If you don't, it was an anime intended for adults that Cartoon Network picked up not knowing anything about it, and tried to market to kids.
However, they completely missed Gene and Hilda, two characters' relationship; they're seen in the same bed in the second episode when they're woken by an alarm, and by some later dialogue it seems like they weren't just sleeping.Isn't that technically non-hidden humor in adult entertainment?
Well, it was something hidden enough so they missed it while trying to make it children's entertainment (kinda like what the Standards & Practices typically do with children's TV shows).
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#8 2013-03-29 22:26:34
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I don't watch Adventure Time but my friend told me about this and it was pretty funny to me.
So from what I know Jake is giving Finn dating advice or something
Finn: So what's tier 14?
Jake: NO! YOU DO NOT WANT TO GO TO TIER 14!!!!! JUST NO!
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#11 2013-04-06 19:45:55
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Even though it's not really pointed towards kids, Brawl in the Family is mostly family friendly... except for this. Look for Ike, Marth, and Toon Link standing next to each other. 0_o
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#12 2013-04-06 19:53:32
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epicepicman wrote:
Even though it's not really pointed towards kids, Brawl in the Family is mostly family friendly... except for this. Look for Ike, Marth, and Toon Link standing next to each other. 0_o
I don't know. Seems like you're trying too much to insert a "dirty" joke in something that isn't, it took me a few minutes to actually understand what you were trying to say was there
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#13 2013-04-06 19:59:38
- haxcharsol
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Re: Hidden Humor in Children's Entertainment (Re-Repost)
Sellout wrote:
epicepicman wrote:
Even though it's not really pointed towards kids, Brawl in the Family is mostly family friendly... except for this. Look for Ike, Marth, and Toon Link standing next to each other. 0_o
I don't know. Seems like you're trying too much to insert a "dirty" joke in something that isn't, it took me a few minutes to actually understand what you were trying to say was there
They're probably wasn't a joke MEANT in there.
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#14 2013-04-06 20:04:43
- Firedrake969
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Re: Hidden Humor in Children's Entertainment (Re-Repost)
haxcharsol wrote:
Sellout wrote:
epicepicman wrote:
Even though it's not really pointed towards kids, Brawl in the Family is mostly family friendly... except for this. Look for Ike, Marth, and Toon Link standing next to each other. 0_o
I don't know. Seems like you're trying too much to insert a "dirty" joke in something that isn't, it took me a few minutes to actually understand what you were trying to say was there
They're probably wasn't a joke MEANT in there.
Uh
People comparing swords...
Click the sign.
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#15 2013-04-06 20:10:43
Re: Hidden Humor in Children's Entertainment (Re-Repost)
Firedrake969 wrote:
haxcharsol wrote:
Sellout wrote:
I don't know. Seems like you're trying too much to insert a "dirty" joke in something that isn't, it took me a few minutes to actually understand what you were trying to say was thereThey're probably wasn't a joke MEANT in there.
Uh
People comparing swords...
So what? People compare a lot of things, not every comparison of objects should be seen as an innuendo
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#16 2013-04-12 23:40:18
- AnimeCreatorArtist
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In the Adventure Time episode 'A Glitch is a Glitch" Princess Bubblegum makes some very suggestive sounds whilst making out with her own hand. Later, she gets on her knees in front of the Ice King, lifts up his tunic... and ties it over his head :3
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