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View Poll Results: Would you like to see a Monkey Island Cartoon?
Yes i love the idea, and it will help Monkey Island live on 76 56.30%
No i perfer to stick to the games, it might just ruin the franchise if they did 59 43.70%
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Old 07/03/2009, 06:03 am   #1
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Default Would you like to see a Monkey Island Cartoon series?

I saw on the Telltales Site that they sell Sam & Max cartoon series, and i was wondering what other people opinion is,if they make a cartoon series of Monkey Island,BUT not making it a kids show,but aiming it at an older audience?

do you think its a good idea?
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Old 07/03/2009, 06:08 am   #2
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Voted no becasue I want all good gags and plotlines to be used in years and years of TTG MI Seasons!

I like to think of the games as inteactive cartoons anyway.
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YES.

That's my simple answer to that.

Well, I would definitely watch it and buy DVDs of all the episodes, but I don't know how popular it would be within the whole world. But you never know. It'd be cool if one season was made and then broadcast on TV. They could see how popular that turns out to be, and if it's a hit then more episodes could be made.

Besides, it'd be completely different to a lot of adult cartoons these days. Most animated shows aimed at adults are about friends/family in everyday environments (e.g. The Simpsons, Family Guy, South Park) so a cartoon about pirates aimed at adults would be original.
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Old 07/03/2009, 06:09 am   #4
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No opinion, really. Doesn't seem necessary, I suppose. I do think MI needs to tell big stories (hence the more serial nature of Tales), so I'm not sure a cartoon series would work all that well. It's also difficult to see how it could be marketed...
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Old 07/03/2009, 06:15 am   #5
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Yes! I would love a cartoon! The MI universe is perfect for that.
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Old 07/03/2009, 07:15 am   #6
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depends on who's doing it, but yhea, that would be nice.
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Old 07/03/2009, 07:28 am   #7
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I personally don't see Monkey Island as something that could have random stories. Sam & Max works because that's what they're all about. They solve random crimes and pummel random criminals when randomly called upon to do so. It's the perfect candidate. Monkey Island is more like a coherent collection of connected epic large-scale stories. I don't think it would work well with the randomness of a weekly Saturday morning cartoon scenario. Even TMI isn't a season of episodes so much as chapters of a full game. I'd rather have a movie. Made by Ron Gilbert. Revealing The Secret(tm). Or nothing at all.
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Old 07/03/2009, 07:34 am   #8
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If it plays as well as the Sam & Max animated series did, I'd be all for it.
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I really don't know how to vote on this issue...
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Kind of a mix bag with this one.
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no need for that
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Ehhh. The writing quality would probably degrade with the writers having to come up with new puns to fill out a 24 episode season and only have 10 episodes worth of material.

A no schedule - whenever the joke comes to you - style webcomic would rule, though.
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Old 07/03/2009, 02:21 pm   #13
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Why not? I am not sure if I would need it, read it or like it, but then, other people surely do.
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LeChuck would decay as a villain rapidly. :/

More inclined for an animated or CGI movie than a cartoon.
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"I'll get you next time, Guybrush. Next time!"
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"I'll get you next time, Guybrush. Next time!"
Exactly. Think Team Rocket of Poke'mon.
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More inclined for an animated or CGI movie than a cartoon.
Same here.
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Monkey Island would even translate well as a CGI movie - Tales is a 3d video game!
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Old 07/03/2009, 03:23 pm   #19
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Nope... I don't like the idea of a MI cartoon at all, to be honest - I think movies could suit the setting.
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In all honesty the Sam and Max cartoons were the most watered down pieces of @#$! that they weren't even really worth watching... and Sam and Max didn't start as an adventure game.

Besides what would be the point, it'd be like watching someone else play a MI game, no puzzles to solve and every week LeChuck will have a new dastardly scheme.
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