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The Sneak Preview of “Wylde Pak” is…Wild

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  (This is the logo for Wylde Pak .)   Looks like Nickelodeon has a new animated show coming out, a Nicktoon if you will, and it looks pretty wild 🤣. Okay, I know that’s a pretty bad pun, but come on, someone was going to make it eventually when talking about this show. It’s called Wylde Pak if you hadn’t noticed by now, if the title, the logo, or my little pun at the beginning wasn’t any indication. I was originally just going to talk about this show in the foreword of one of my upcoming reposts, either my review of Inuyasha: The Final Act , my review of Godzilla vs. Kong , or my double review of both The French Dispatch 🇫🇷 and Moonfall 🌕 (I reviewed both movies in the same journal on DeviantART).    But, the more I thought about it, I decided that it would be best to dedicate an entire post to it, rather just relegating it to the foreword of a repost. It wouldn’t be fair. Especially if I ever review this show in the future. I want to have at least one dedica...

Is “Pucca” Pro-Trump Propaganda Now?

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  (This is logo for Pucca .)   Did Pucca just become pro-Trump propaganda? That’s the question that I’m posing in this post which I did not expect that I’d be doing today. I thought I was going to relax and do nothing except watch YouTube videos all day, and maybe play my Switch later or start watching Terminator Zero so that I finally review it. I also didn’t expect that this would end up being my first post about Pucca , but here we are. Now, for those of you unaware, Pucca is a South Korean animated series 🇰🇷 that managed to gain a massive fanbase here in the West due to it being aired on Jetix, a programming block on the Toon Disney channel (what eventually became Disney XD) that mainly aired anime and action cartoons. It was initially meant to compete with Cartoon Network’s own anime and action cartoon block, Toonami, which was really popular at the time and is still popular to this day, having a massive cult following. Though nowadays, Toonami was moved to Adult Swi...