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This is probably going to drag in the Star Trek fandom too, isn't it? I mean, when the allegations first came out, Star Trek Continues (basically a fan-made TOS Season 4) was winding down anyway for its own reasons to do with CBS' nigh-impossible rules, but I saw a few on the Tube of You...

Now we're playing with power!

October is now upon us, convention season turns to Halloween prep. Costumers are pretty much busy all the way through, at least for some groups. So, from the Tube of You comes an answer to the question: "What happens if you cross DDLC with My Dress-Up Darling?"

Apropos of nothing, this popped into my head a couple of days ago, and I had to release it onto the net. Because I am a Sad Bastard of two fandoms.

A baked good of some sort, at any rate. (Hence my "cinnamon bun" post some months and a few pages back)

For post #50, a word from Dan Salvato himself, regarding 5 years of DDLC, what that's meant for him, and a hint of upcoming projects.

Today marks the 5th anniversary of the launch of DDLC. Also, in-game (or the Monika After Story mod), today is canonically Monika's birthday. While The Tube Of You has various new messages, I thought that I would commemorate things by showing us a look back with a documentary about the origins...

Another iteration of Honkler the racist frog clown?

If dollars were doughnuts, I'd bet two eclairs that Bob Odenkirk has received a call or two from a very confused agent. 🙃

The shell looks like it's seen better days, certainly. Just needs a local youth writing "BAD WO-" on one panel....

True, but there was no animated series in the 1990s (Nelvana's "Droids" and "Ewoks" cartoons circa 1985 got around any issues by having the Star Wars brand as an umbrella title, and as for the 2003 Clone Wars Shorts -- I can't honestly recall if they were on YTV or not, but by then Lucasfilm...

Just one thing I wanted to comment on: Well, as you say later, he's free to have his opinion. I know that Larry DiTillio would vehemently disagree, of course. As he said in one interview: "If I wanted to write commercials, I would have gone into ad copy." That being said, the various writing...

Well, another scholastic year is about to start, so time for another visit to the fan-made material. So, in the game you see all the tense dynamics with the Literature Club -- but what if they had a rival team? Would the members be able to over come their various issues and pull together?

I suspect that that's the wrong question. Much like the flap over Farfour (a Mickey knockoff that appeared in Hamas propaganda), this film's existence seems to be posing the question of "Sure, you may not like Disney and their Dark Lawyers of the Sith buying up your childhood and sending C&D...

Cyberverse's entire point seems to have been building a cartoon and toyline around the evergreen designs (which up until that point had only been used for generic brand promotional merchandise, such as party napkins). I agree that just because Earthspark may be using similar wouldn't...

Three, now, although IDW Unicron is arguably a reworking/improvement of the Sunbow origin. Certainly "built and powered by the rage-filled ghost of a scientist mourning his dead daughter killed by early Cybertronian expansion" gives one a bit more to work with than "built by a potato monkey who...

And that makes sense for Primus and Unicron, which Furman already established to be small-g gods. "Decide what you want them to do, they do it," to quote the old Mekton Z rulebook. I know they tried explaining how being a singularity worked regarding the Fallen's personal timeline (which can...

Hm. So TFWiki's initial description of the Earthspark cartoon described it as using "stylized" evergreen designs. At this point, though, I'm thinking that it would be premature to put a cluster name on it until we actually get some full episodes released. (Although I did kind of like the idea...

As he keeps saying, no-one was more surprised than Jon Stewart to find out he somehow became the Most Trusted Name In News during the Bush-the-Lesser maladministration. He didn't exactly view it as a good thing, either.

The toylines -- and, of course, all this fiction exists to help sell, or was inspired by prior attempts to help sell, toys -- have certainly been changing and innovating on the regular -- arguably much faster than the North American and European fiction did. Marvel-G1, for example, covered the...