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so the trailer for Transformers One, saying this as a casual viewer, looks promising and even Chris Hensworth's portrayal as Optimus Prime does sound very practical, as if its Peter Cullen, and still find it ironic how the celebrity gets the animated one while the voice actor gets the live action ones

and I though Steven Universe or The Owl House were the most LGBTQ+- adjacent series. Again-I don't want to or mean to rub this in any further as I've already made my point loud and clear- this just proves why independent artists and creators being given all (if not most) of the creative freedom in the world are rising at a time when Hollywood is struggling, even if I know that Hazbin Hotel has somewhat surrendered it's indie status to, ironically, a more bigger indie studio to be a series

What I also should’ve mentioned about Monsters at Work is that the first three episodes were more of just good, where it’s more focused on Tylor struggling to fit in with the new Monsters Inc and Monsters Inc themselves being viewed as a (no pun intended) laughing stock (which I guess is also a real life issue with how other energy sources, espically the more safer and resourceful ones, are frowned upon by some), though I think with the second episode it was kind of intense and not just with the ticking-time-bomb canaster, but by the fourth episode would be where things really begin to be a page turner on what will happen next