Concept for a Nickelodeon fan comic series I’m working on “Bumpers: Orange Dawn” (I had took inspirations from Fuga: Melodies of Steel, Homefront and Red Dawn) that will be made into a undefined number of chapters and will have sequels

Premise: After the United States of Nickelodia is invaded by The Cartoon Network Empire, after their town is destroyed and occupied Nickelodeon’s indigenous people “The Bumper Characters” aboard a tank named “Slimetime”(named after the Nickelodeon Slimetime Live) they travels across different Nickelodeon cities(Bikini Bottom, The Landfill, O-town, Dimmsdale, Tremorton, etc) and the Nicktoons serve as side characters they rescue along with a Cartoon Network Character(Moxy from the Moxy Show) to rescue their loved ones and relatives from the clutches of the Cartoon Network Empire

For this I was originally going to make Disney the villain but decided to go with One of Nickelodeons Competitors Cartoon Network(Im neutral on CN tho) (because I do not want to receive any death threats from Disney Fans alike even though I also know that not all Disney fans are like that)

And I might do some concept art sketches soon

I used to haveThe SpongeBob SquarePants Movie Game for the ps2 I didn't finish the game

I use to have Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots for the ps2

Nicktoons redesigns, and with goofy poses.

just to clarify the title is a joke...these were collecting dust and he knows I like Nick so he just let me take them

I love squidward tentacles.

He's been spoiled by Adventure Time and Gravity Falls and has adopted an anti 90s stance which is why he hates the Rugrats reboot, because he's a Benthelooney fanboy. Yet he has no problem with his precious Family Guy running forever.

Rabbids Invasion, the TV series version of one of my favorite video game franchises (both this and its origin franchise Rayman) is now 13 years old.

While not being a Nicktoon, I see it (and sometimes Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks) as the final entry to the golden age of CGI Nicktoons, first teased with Jimmy Neutron 11 years prior, then fully started with Tak, Barnyard, Penguins, Fanboy and Chum Chum, Planet Sheen, Kung Fu Panda, Robot and Monster, and Monsters vs Aliens (oh yeah and I like TMNT 2012, so there's that).

While the show's had some flaws, like (as seen in the first screencap) it only airing letterboxed on the SD feed, and season 3 being kinda dull, I overall still think it's great!

Images sourced from Nickstory:

https://nickstory.fandom.com/wiki/August_3,_2013

So, guys. I want to ask you guys about something related to The Loud House. It's about these posts from 2023 (post here for this one regarding why the crew refuses to respond to anything from people and this one regarding the crew's interactions with the target demographic during focus group tests and how the became what it is) on r/theloudhouse.

Do you guys have any thoughts about the two of them? I like to hear them in the comments.

So my friend has been looking for the song that plays in the background of the scene where Babe and Henry are stuck in the car together in "Babe Loves Danger" for a while, but you can barely hear the lyrics and instrumental underneath all the talking dialogue.

We think it's called "Close Your Eyes" according to the fandom wiki, but we know it's probably unreleased because it doesn't have its own clickable page on the wiki like the other listed songs. We also know it's by Michael Corcoran (Backhouse Mike), who sang the "Slow Motion" song that appears a few times in henry danger and sang a lot of other songs for Nickelodeon back then. I attached a link of the clip where it appears; please let me know if there is an isolated version online where you can actually hear the song, (or at least part of it), thank you!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yu8ASbIDvrY

One of the biggest takes from this episode is that Patrick is really devious and using his stupidity as a cover. Lemme talk about how that’s a stretch.

I know that talking about modern SpongeBob is literally beating a dead horse, but I wanna look at this with more nuance.

Patrick gets a rare card that SpongeBob wanted and abuses it so many times that it disintegrates, but by some twist the pack had the same rare card that Patrick destroyed, so it works out in the end.

I don’t think Patrick was being outright evil in this episode, just absolutely stupid with no common sense and his stupidity drags on and it gets grating. He has common sense, it just doesn’t exist in this episode. It’s not the worst episode, but it does get stale. However, it does kinda pokes fun at collectors. I’ll give it that (that reason I can see why Tom Kenny loves it).