The Furry Franchise from HELL - Alpha and Omega

[@Saberspark]

Welcome to furry hell folks :*)

[@flamin6102]

Bro why u do this to dumbsy

[@froog7068]

OwO

[@droppings]

but? aren’t you a furry?

[@reneeraatjes9125]

O_O

[@Jettherandomrabbit]

I never thought you would do a video on this movie, but you did!

[@Outlaw7263]

Fun Fact: David Mech, the man who introduced the alpha hierarchy in wolves theory and published a book went out of his way to debunk and disown his research after finding out that he was wrong.

[@spiralgodking9877]

That's pretty honorable that he did that. To not only prove someone else wrong, but to prove yourself wrong for science, is noble. He understood that had to correct himself and he did.

[@rastaramune7893]

@@spiralgodking9877 It is very honorable.... unfortunately, it was a few years too late. It was only after the public popularized his study, articles pumping out false information, fake scientists on the internet making wild theories, and the.... unfortunate bloom of the "omegaverse", did he debunk his study. In fact, despite being the researcher, people didn't believe him when he said "hey, this is completely false"; so to this day, there are still articles and theories up about Omegas and Alphas. He's made history, in an ironic and disturbing way.

[@LyricaSilvan]

Respect. A lot of people wouldn’t have the courage or integrity to admit they were wrong about even simple things, let alone a major scientific fact they discovered they had gotten wrong. Dude’s a better person than most.

[@PinkPanther45518]

Wow! Really good on him. It takes a person who is honorable, humble, and has a true love of science to not only prove others wrong but also prove themselves wrong when they are. Cool on him. I have more respect for those who claim to love science who are willing to admit they are wrong or they don't have all the facts yet.

[@nezukoweeb1328]

Same with Darwin actually! I mean, not exactly the same, but he debunked his own theory.

[@veronicatoon5901]

As a biologist, the guy who 'discovered' the alpha/omega will dynamic later went back and discovered the 'alphas/omagas' were the wolf parents and their kids.

[@mad_pac-man]

It's a TAD more complex than that. What he saw and titled 'Alpha', 'Beta', and 'Omega' were in zoos, or some other captivity(sanctuaries maybe? Either way...), where there were multiple bloodlines in one enclosure, and when he observed them in the wild, he realized that dynamic was completely absent. It's real, but not in nature. Just in captivity, in very unnatural circumstances for wolves.

[@senbontorii2680]

@@mad_pac-man It's like the difference between living in a house with your partner and children, and being forced to share a house with a bunch of randos who keep taking your stuff. There's a very different dynamic.

[@tonypeppermint5329]

Damn.

[@mavisgrace5403]

For a biologist you sure know how to grammar!

[@redpanda6497]

@@senbontorii2680 Yep.

[@AaronArtss]

The thing I find the most hilarious about these movies is the front covers. Specifically Kate. She has this one pose / head pose that they use over and over again but they rotate her or flip her and it’s so funny to me. Theres even a cover where they cropped her head off that image and pasted it onto a different body pose that looks really wonky and off.

[@LuthienNightwolf]

Yes! I saw that too, it was bothering me the whole video. They got truly lazy with that one. lol

[@jennarmstrong3685]

She reminds me of Paris Hilton and that one pose she always does for the cameras.

[@AaronArtss]

@Sabersраrк 🅥 These spam accounts ain’t even trying

[@spongytrout7462]

@@AaronArtss why r u responding to them then???

[@foamyj9028]

Finally someone said it

[@seleinathescorpio]

The "alpha Omega" dynamic was based on observations done on unrelated wolves that were all placed in the same enclosure, in the wild the "alphas" are just the mom and dad of the pack and the others members are made up of mostly their children.

[@Mwothyman]

Yes! And generally the breeding pair are the ones that produce the pups, but despite wolves generally mating for life, there are situations were the mating pair may mate with unrelated wolves, as well as pack members (females) mating with outside males, as our beloved Casanova wolf showed when he regularly got himself involved with female members of the Druid Peak Pack

[@gimo6881]

Interesting

[@Starphoenix]

Somewhere in an alternate reality, Alpha and Omega is a masterpiece of cinematic animation and spawned two full length sequels that live up to the first.

[@corvid.monarchy4875]

If only, truly wasted potential.

[@narunanigoto2537]

We truly are in a dark timeline.

[@raresr9698]

Please send me there I actually like alpha and omega

[@T_Teobokki]

And How to Train your dragon became a scalie hell franchise

[@boypenguin9946]

Like Morbius

[@unknownvariable9239]

Here’s the thing: Wolves don’t mate in their own packs. The alphas are the breeding pair and build up the pack by producing offspring. All wolves in a pack are related. We basically watched a whole franchise about canine incest

[@Vicky-Hugh-Martini]

Oh no

[@melaniepedersen1681]

No no no!

[@OddOneOut665]

THAT'S EVEN WORSE WTF

[@donovanlocust1106]

My favorite zoologist : Monkey D. Luffy

[@hassathunter2464]

It would explain why the children are as they are.

[@sillygooseygirl]

I get that they’re cartoon wolves, but imagine hating your children so much you name them “Stinky” and “Runt.”

[@vilmublues752]

Especially when Stinky is supposed to be the future leader. And all the other wolves have normal names.

[@JoltJackelope]

Mario: *HEY STINKY!*

[@matthewgallaway3675]

Life goal acquired

[@LuckyLeverVIEJO]

@@JoltJackelope you just got hey stinky'ed!

[@peony4175]

Pretty sure one of the bosses in Kingdom Come is named Runt lol Hes an ugly fecker.

[@howlinghellgar2214]

The fact that this franchise could be considered Omegaverse is incredibly funny to me

[@robinchesterfield42]

I am so very glad somebody else mentioned that. I've never even heard of these, so the phrase "Alpha and Omega" immediately made my brain think of something WAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYY different. :P

[@lumisherbert5682]

This comment currently has 69 likes. A coincidence that makes this so much more hilarious.

[@howlinghellgar2214]

@@lumisherbert5682 Nice

[@Witchy276]

Does that mean Humphrey was the pregnant one?

[@howlinghellgar2214]

@@Witchy276 Yes

[@_uwucifer_]

can’t believe the dinosaur sequel was SO bad that he just went off script to rant about how truly hellish it is.. i think he deserves a long break to recover after this. we owe you one, saber! 😆

[@keegantripp1245]

Nah just send him out to find an even worse series I want him broken and questioning his morals! Cause we all know SaberFur is one of em and he admits to the search engine!

[@hazakurasuyama9016]

That was the movie that made me realize “I’m too old for this crap” because before I liked the franchise

[@Mario87456]

Let’s be fair that’s the one that really broke a lot of people like myself because even by the series standards it is just plain ridiculous to the point that even one of the characters (Humphrey) is questioning the sheer absurdity of it.

[@dreamglowwolf20]

I don't even know why the Dino one exists 🤣

[@keegantripp1245]

@@dreamglowwolf20 I can admit, scales on boobs do make me act up.

[@phos-pher1987]

I love how Humphrey and the pups all have different and unique poses for each cover but meanwhile Kate keeps the same pose every single time with like- photoshopped Mistletoe

[@bogbert7019]

I was like 10 when the first one came out, and being a wolf-obsessed little kid at the time, I LOVED the movie. Then I got slightly older and realized that I would rather die than have to sit through it ever again. Rest in peace, saber, I don't know how you survived the whole goddamn franchise :,)

[@hazakurasuyama9016]

Same but I think I was younger when I got into it because I grew out of it at 11

[@burnt_0range319]

Yeah, the movie doesn't grab my attention anymore. I still like some of the howling scenes, and the singing-howling thing was a great concept. It just needed to be done by better people. Some of em slap, but the overall plot and characters are below mediocre and bore me now.

[@bananonymoussupreme3345]

BALTO. You could have been watching Balto!

[@burnt_0range319]

@@bananonymoussupreme3345 Balto was SO GOOD!!

[@littlelady9801]

@@bananonymoussupreme3345 I used to watch both 😭

[@queenofcats9240]

I actually had the chance to meet Ben Diskin (Humphrey’s new VA) at a Sanrio themed art show in my hometown. He was cosplaying as Haida (character he voices from Aggretsuko) and he was so kind and really talkative. I took a picture with him and we both held onto my Chococat plush that I brought along. Very great guy!

[@gabrielreeves7771]

Ben Diskin even went off to voice Caspar and Lorenz in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes.

[@sober_katz]

LUCKY OMG he's one of my all time favorite voice actors

[@shadowofseattle1338]

Excuse you! That's Emmy award winning Ben Diskin

[@NorthWolf97]

Wolf packs are essentially families. A male and female Wolf pair up after leaving their respective families and then form a pack of their litter of various years. A wolf pup will remain in the back between a few months and 3 years. The idea of Alpha wolves was concieved with unrelated and captive wolves forming an unnatural pecking order. Alpha, Beta and Omega wolves don't naturally exist. Just that some pups may have more dominant personalities. Overall wolf packs are like humans nuclear family but with more kids involved. The guy who created the Alpha, Beta myth later did more research and discredited his previous statement. Wolf packs are prioritize the weak and sick during feeding.

[@puck8961]

How about you back it up with a source

[@cherubvomit]

@@puck8961 his source: bro trust me

[@A-Microwave]

@@cherubvomit his source is the guy who actually invented the alpha dog theory

[@STICKOMEDIA]

@@cherubvomit nice

[@Elementroar]

@@puck8961 Simple, go to the source of the original alpha/omega theorist, then read his later own work discrediting it. Surely you know how to Google?

[@DeliciousHotShmoze]

I love that one of the voice actors actually took notice of you marathoning these movies and was basically like “Dude, you okay?”

[@ArMartz]

Ben Diskin?

[@Smartyvoy]

I wonder how he feels about how horrible the sequels were and whether he even cares about it. Dude probably just did it for a quick check and wants it forgotten

[@queenofcats9240]

Ben Diskin is honestly a really sweet guy. I met him at a Sanrio themed art show in my hometown and he was really kind and talkative. I got a picture with him lol

[@farkasmactavish]

​@@SmartyvoyI mean Robert Pattinson is pretty vocal about how much he hates Twilight.

[@budderpecan4185]

I'm gonna say, the entire reason that Alpha and Omega was successful was because wolves as an animal was absurdly popular in the 2010's. I used love roleplaying wolf packs on Animal Jam, they were the most popular animal in the game among everyone at the time.

[@MLH_1231]

i remember how everyone used to be an arctic wolf on there💀

[@wren_.]

@@MLH_1231 everyone always had that damn spiked collar too

[@ravenwing199]

​@@wren_. My character still has that damn Collar on. You made me go check.

[@majorpwner241]

Wolves are always popular with humans, for good reason. We love our wild nature doggo friends.

[@kaeyasimp3918]

omg same and warrior cat clans

[@nickb602]

Alpha and Omega had such a direct-to-DVD quality that I'm amazed it was actually shown in theaters. I can't believe they made so many sequels. I was not only a furry but also absolutely obsessed with wolves when it came out, so you can imagine how disappointed I was when I got to see it for the first time.

[@furriesinouterspaceUnited]

Okay furry

[@greenapple9477]

@@furriesinouterspaceUnitedWhat was the point of saying that? They literally said they're a furry, so saying that is pointless.

[@furriesinouterspaceUnited]

@@greenapple9477 okay fury

[@averagejoessb3110]

​@@furriesinouterspaceUnitedok furry (derogatory)

[@furriesinouterspaceUnited]

@@averagejoessb3110 uno reverse

[@Seminooos]

I actually thought the first movie wasn’t that bad and kinda enjoyed it but they never should have made those other movies. They should have just made an actual sequel movie after the original. I actually wished we could have gotten to see a lot more of Garth and Lily because I believe they deserved just as much screen time as Kate and Humphrey. Especially since Kate and Lily are sisters and both of their stories focuses on their romance.

[@Naturalbornmissgeburt]

U r actually fan good on u . Go exist happy

[@SirFoxbutt]

That's my take on it as well, I really didn't mind that first movie, I liked quite a few characters. The biggest crime to me (at the time) was the design of the wolves was just so... weird and wrong. But the story was fine, as a stand alone movie, and the animation wasn't terrible either. (I literally watched the first movie and I knew over time all the rest were being released but I never cared to watch any of the other "spin-offs", as they looked to me.)

[@taniamachin766]

Same thought bro 👍👍 I watched the first very often when I was a kid bc wolves are my fav animal

[@themanwhoatethefrench4505]

Based+L

[@sitarules1722]

My sister and I actually did like Alpha and Omega when we were kids but I seriously didn't know their were sequels tbh

[@kirathecat]

The concept art being that nicely stylized is heartbreaking when you see just how BAD the 3D models are. If this series had been 2D or come out now, when there's more animation studios specialized in that type of 3D animation, I doubt this serious would be this ugly to look at.

[@averyscott9467]

The concept designs look straight out of cartoon saloon movies. They look like the designs for wolfwalkers

[@bloopydabloop8860]

@@averyscott9467 That’s exactly what I was thinking! The art style looks pretty similar!

[@marccamp6376]

Literally Delgo, that the clay handmade sculptures the artists had on their desks and drawn sketches are a MILLION times better than the final 3D rendered product D: I mean it, why the pre-production artworks of these B movies are always so gorgeous but their final products so uncanny D:

[@afoxwithahat7846]

The Fanarts look better than the actual characters

[@paolaanimator]

@@marccamp6376 As a learning 3D artist (college grad of 2022) who is into making stylized 3D work, I have to say it can be tricky to nail down the 2D drawings to transition into a 3D model. I would take my time trying to nail the details down in the base model, and that's not even going into texturing, materials, adding hair, setting up the model that can be posed for animation, etc. Even knowing the process and I finished college, I felt like it wasn't enough so I continue to learn with personal projects, gigs and tutorials online. Edit: Fixed some grammer.

[@GreebleClown]

12:32 The Alpha Beta wolf thing was based on observations of captive wolves. When in their natural habitat, packs are led by the mother and father and the rest are their offspring who stay for a few years before they eventually wander off to form their own packs. In their natural environment, what mom and dad say goes otherwise they’re free to hit the road. It’s only in an unnatural environment such as captivity, where wolves who are all not related are forced to live together, there will be a fight for dominance and a pecking order. To put it in simple human terms: alphas and betas only exist in prison.

[@zainmudassir2964]

Wow thanks

[@forgenorman3025]

The same scientist that performed the first experiment has now dedicated his life to undoing the harm he did.

[@c.r.4985]

It's not just parents who lead the pack, if they pass one of their remaining offspring can take up the mantle and while the now leader does take on a mate often times the leaders siblings can stay if it keeps the pack strong - they do take in the occasional unrelated wolf but it is less common The dynamics varies from pack to pack but overall its more a family group

[@potato2880]

@@forgenorman3025 I have no idea who the scientist was, but it's nice that they are trying to actually fix it instead of just continuing to spread misinformation.

[@KakeraWolf]

Thank you for explaining! I was curious as to the story.

[@Kestrelbee]

Okay call me crazy but I feel like I remember this one scene in one of the sequels where the characters are on a train, and the baby bear needed to go pee, and they held him over the edge of train car and sang him a “tinkle song” to help him and I still distinctly remember being disturbed

[@wolfdogamer47439]

Aghh i remember that too it was so awkward and non-sensical

[@UniChimma]

Yes, that was terrible

[@LittleParade_]

Just wanted to drop in, I was 10 when the first movie came out, I was in the wolf phase of my art, and me and my best friend were obsessed with wolves. It didn't take much to impress two 10 year olds so we enjoyed the movie, but when we got to see the behind the scenes content for the movie, we were OBSESSED. The concept art for the wolves is seriously awesome and they have a lot of personality, it was a shame that they couldn't match the concept art better.

[@tylern6420]

Is maxy still an otter

[@democard1199]

The question is... Are you *still* wolf guy?

[@LittleParade_]

@@tylern6420 actually, sometimes! That carpet is long gone, but when she has a chance to go outside she likes to roll around in the sun, not as enthusiastically though, she's gotten a lot older since that video haha

[@LittleParade_]

@@democard1199 Unfortunately not, I still think they're cool, but my wolf phase has long passed (and I never really got amazing at drawing wolves so I don't tend to draw them anymore)

[@tylern6420]

@@LittleParade_ didnt expect that

[@quillsftw]

The original finder of the Alpha idea then found out he was wrong and wrote a book to debunk his findings. Unfortunately his second book wasn't as popular. What was actually found was that it was a family dynamic.

[@majorpwner241]

So it's still basically sort of true, as family structures tend to have a loose hierarchy anyways. "'The adults are simply in charge because they are the parents of the rest of the pack members. We don’t talk about the alpha male, the alpha female and the beta child in a human family,' Zimmermann said." Oh, we don't talk about it, but these roles do exist.

[@Idkpleasejustletmechangeit]

Wasn't the "alpha make" just the mother of the other wolves?

[@taluca8474]

makes me wonder if real wolves are offended and not happy to hear that we humans are saying they have some sort of status hiearchy when they just wanna be a happy family

[@itsakid-6288]

​@@majorpwner241Except they don't. Because the wolves aren't treating packs as a social status among themselves of who's the strongest/leader, they're just following their parents. They treat their family as a parent - child, provider - receiver relationship type of way, not in a dominant - submissive type of way like the article suggested.

[@rustythefoxcoon5143]

Then it’d be a small family pack. It’s still a pack with a leader. Usually the one willing to risk itself - the male. Not to mention the fact wolves hunt in that pack to teach their young. It’s basically the same thing I thought it was prior to hearing about any second research. I was here like “duh! Why else would there be a group? Cavemen had a similar structure.” Literally a 10 year old me was able to conclude that. Hilarious he needed to re-research to figure it out.

[@AV524]

I will say, that me and my bf were wayyyyyy more invested into the relationship between the red wolf who can’t howl and the white wolf who is clumsy trying to learn how to hunt. They were 10 times more believable as a pair than the dynamic between Humphrey and Kate and I would rather watch them as the main characters instead.

[@Maieveryday2]

I know I did like them better

[@Butterpony]

I remember distinctly that out of all the characters in the movie, I think I only ever liked the white wolf. But I think that’s just because of here purple eyes

[@silverwizardess7921]

Yes, same. I relate so much to her.

[@SuicidalH]

Lili and Garth! Truee!

[@Scriblyn]

So true I hate these movies but Garth is pretty cute

[@edwardglass9602]

I remember seeing the first movie when I was younger and thinking, straight up, “This is terrible.” And then I was scrolling through my recs one day and saw the words “Alpha and Omega FRANCHISE.” And I felt a twinge of visceral, lovecraftian horror at the idea that they made a sequel. Imagine how I felt when the number “8” was quoted.

[@liljatupsu]

The Moonkitti parody, called "Wolves in Space", no longer feels like an exaturation. I knew there were at least 3. Maybe 4 max. But 8? And with dinosaurs???

[@pseudoregalia]

It is a big misconception that's being more cleared up as days go by. Wolf packs do have an "alpha pair" - the parents. A wolf pack consists of a male and female, and all their offspring. So the "alpha pair", the dominant leaders, are just the oldest wolves who created the rest of the members of the pack. The offspring are loyal to the parents, aid them in hunts, and help babysit future siblings borne from the parents, before perhaps one day leaving the pack to either find their own mate as a lone wolf, or lured away by a lone wolf wishing to mate. It's pretty cool actually, however the concept of "Alphas and Omegas" has been so overly sexualized in media circles (books, fanfictions ((Omegaverse)), etc) that not a lot of people really focus on the fact Alphas and Omegas aren't a thing, or don't care and just continue on with their horrible, horrible fanfictions.

[@dgtor_official]

On the other hand, you have to admit it’s pretty hilarious that there’s two online niches (manosphere and fandoms) where the omegaverse is a thing, and only one knows the other exists

[@ConstellationEternalLucidDream]

@@dgtor_official I love the fanfics borderline making fun of the whole thing- or basically just any writing that was obviously just a writer wanting to make a (in the AO3 term meaning batshit crazy writing) “crack-ified” fanfic for a ship they have or feel like making fun of. Personally love seeing the ones where the author has everyone know that yes they know the whole concept is fake and mistaken for parents, but they want a unrealistic scenario to just see what some characters would possibly do in it. Most of the time I stay far away from it though, over sexualization and rape apologists reside in the comment sections of those not joking fanfics. Yikes. Big no from me. I’m here for the memes.

[@dgtor_official]

@@ConstellationEternalLucidDream true there’s some wierd shit people write with that concept, but I like people who make a complex social system around it and bake it into their world building. I also like the people who studied/study Reproductive biology and make little works about how the body would have to function to support an omegaverse. So it’s a catch-22 imo, and you can find good serious ones if you know where to look

[@cornparade6874]

@@dgtor_official Yeah but its all just in service of stupid porn fantasies about people fucking like dogs, I'm not sure how interesting that can get

[@trashawk1821]

Honestly, i find the concept of omegaverse a bit weird sometimes, because i knew the fact that alphas and omegas don't really exist in that way first- But i also have taken the challenge of writing an universe where there's a hint of the same logic that omegaverse- fanfics usually have, expect it's just not every human ever, just specific ones that are a kind of subspecies and are more animalistic, plus they don't have that....weird anatomy stuff going on with...uhh....Males being able to become preggo and all, i would find it too weird if i went that way lol, anyways, it's definitely a concept that can be written well... But oh man oh boy the times i've seen the horrible stuff that can come out of this idea....ohhh boy

[@mattguy1773]

You are taking on the challenge Dumbsville took on and you are brave for doing it

[@STICKOMEDIA]

No he's not, he's just saberspark doing what he does

[@marcy_law]

@@STICKOMEDIA this franchise is how dumbsy got as popular as he is. I think there is a correlation there. Not a strong one mind you, just a little bit

[@kieranstark7213]

Also the challenge of Bobsheaux, who could eventually stand out from the popular opinion of Wizards of Waverly Place (that it’s the greatest Disney sitcom since That’s So Raven even though for the low standards of teen sitcoms, That’s So Raven actually turned out a breath of fresh air) giving it a (mixed but mostly) negative review, especially because of Mason Greyback being the Humphrey (not to mention that Humphrey LITERALLY has a grey back) of the franchise by being the main male lead (at least in season 4) with his toxic masculinity mainly centered around him as a teenage boyfriend.

[@water6006]

The trial of the furry hell

[@marcy_law]

Oh my god the S C A M S P A M

[@TheGalacticCat]

wolf packs are just a family; two parents with their wolf pups. it's quite wholesome, actually. the parents care for their children until they grow up and are ready to leave the pack, find other wolves and start their own families/packs. in other words: hamphrey and kate are siblings. i can see why they were forbidden to be together and looked down upon by the entire pack.

[@Concavinator]

Damm no wonder their kids look absolutely hideous they are the result of *I n c e s t*

[@jazzyangelflower3344]

Similar concept with lions, except there's one male lion and tons of lioness. So, in The Lion King, Simba and Nala are cousins. People need to start doing their research 😅

[@chrisbuttonshaw2088]

@@jazzyangelflower3344 Half-siblings

[@jazzyangelflower3344]

@@chrisbuttonshaw2088 Thanks for the correction, I don't know what I was thinking earlier, lol

[@marleyyyy_blue]

@@jazzyangelflower3344 Nah, they’re not cousins of half siblings. In The Lion Guard, this spinoff show on Disney Jr, it’s revealed that Nala’s dad is a different lion, who’s not Mufasa or Scar. But ok, to each their own.

[@justcallmecat]

In my country, Humphrey and Kate were renamed as Romeo and Juliet, I found out today that these are not their original names

[@AwesomenessLordHeffley]

Your country is Brazil right?

[@tamriis]

the concept drawings looked so good, if they made it a 2D movie i feel it would have a lot more potential.

[@MLH_1231]

Agreed, I remember at end of the movie, seeing all the concept and 2d art, and thought it genuinely looked so good. Would've been way better if it was in 2d

[@7Write4This9Heart7]

Agreed!

[@SpacemanNik]

Probably would have been cheaper in the long run too lol. WolfWalkers was only 2/3rd the budget of A&O

[@wolfdogamer47439]

Yeah fr! I think there was some art of the wolves dogsledding in the credits and it looked like disneys old style, it would have worked much better.

[@jamiegioca9448]

They don't look that bad in 3D, but if I was the character designer for the movie, I'd definitely make some tweaks (namely, make the characters less scrawny and their eyes somewhat smaller)

[@HackRazor1012]

The saddest thing about these movies is that they actually had some potential at the start. World was interesting enough, had some fairly solid visuals, and I personally liked the designs. Original story was basic, but it worked pretty well, and overall it wasn't a _bad_ movie. Just kinda simple And then the writers decided to see if it was possible to create Hell on Earth, and we got the monstrosity we have today. Let's just hope we don't get a ninth film to beat the name further into the ground. Just let the poor wolves rest, they've earned that much

[@Smartyvoy]

That's the unfortunate part; had they actually cared and played their cards right, it had potential. However, they wanted a quick cash grab hence the terrible sequels we got instead.

[@J1K3P652]

i remember being young (like really young, so i cant be held accountable) and really liking the first one. so naturally when i heard a second one was coming, i was excited to see where they took the storyline. you know it’s bad when a literal child is disappointed thoroughly in the quality lol

[@polecatpaws]

My thoughts exactly, as a kid, I loved the first movie- adored it. Watched it many times. The next? Holy crap, childhood over. So glad I haven't watched others.

[@Smartyvoy]

@@polecatpaws Oh boy, let me tell you; The sequels are all over the place and barely add anything of value to the lore/story of the original movie. Another criticism of the sequels is that it focuses a lot more on Kate & Humphrey pups rather than Kate & Humphrey themselves. It is usually the pups get into some sort of trouble and it is up to their parents to bail them out. The sequels, if you do decide to watch them, are watchable but you can tell they were made with very limitied budget and resources.

[@The1stPurpleCat]

Exactly exactly what I feel too. Loved the first movie so much as a kid. But then when the new stuff came out, I was worried about how well it was going to be made…. and I was rightfully worried. My siblings and I only watched them to make fun of them, but everything was so repetitive and boring. • Kid A likes to be a leader. • Kid B likes to be independent. • Kid C can climb but is small or weak or something. • Mom and dad argue a lot. Mom and dad had learned nothing and continue to have no lessons learned throughout the movies (I hate when movies do this, especially when they ‘resolve’ a problem just for it to come back the next time as if they didn’t just learn and become a better person). • Little to no scenes with the girl’s sister and her partner, the guy’s best friends, the girl’s parents, the other tribe’s leader, etc; the few scenes they are in, no character development and their personalities either seem bland or over the top, and unlike themselves from the first movie. To be completely honest though, watching the first movie as a kid, and watching the rest as an older teen, that probably made a difference too.

[@umachan9286]

I knew a guy who, unironically, was in love with Lily from this series... I think it was the white one. He was convinced that this wolf was not only real but, and this is the disturbing part, she and he were going to be married in the future... along with 6 other non-human "wives" including a dragon, Krystal from Starfox and an actual real life dog. I said that's nice, walked away and never spoke to him again.

[@RawrX32009]

plz protect Lily from him💀💀💀

[@Mzaleyao]

Based

[@RawrX32009]

@@Mzaleyao thx

[@laggianput]

Unfathomably based

[@sage6708]

Absolutely based

[@misdrievousdemise3815]

It's funny that half of the eight movie covers have the same image of Kate in that one side profile pose with her bedroom eyes look, and the cover designers either thought no one would notice or didn't care. Five (out of nine covers) if you count the 8 movie collection cover.

[@thebananamonk]

Can't improve perfection😂

[@CattleTheCat]

Actually, all three of the pups got screwed with their names since the name Claudette is primarily a female name of French origin that means “Lame”… *Fitting For Her Character*

[@willop6591]

Man, the writers really hated those pups

[@TotallyNotAToastOrAnything]

@@willop6591 Who can blame them?

[@janeoathdragon5793]

Quick Wolf lesson: Basically the first person to write about the pack structure of wolves and proposed the idea of Alpha and Omega roles in the hierarchy, David Mech I believe, later disowned his own idea. Wolves were very misunderstood from the colonial years all the way to the 1900s, people only starting to learn about and protect wolves somewhere around the 90s. As we have learned more about wolves it has been discovered that there isn't a hierarchy based on what wolves are strongest, the so called "Alpha" wolves at the head of the pack are the parents of the rest of the wolf pack. So yes there are no Omega or Beta wolves they are all just young wolf siblings who listen to the pack leaders because that is mom and dad.

[@faerlabaermar]

Also, a lot of the observed behaviors like resource hoarding and whatnot that led to the assertion that the strongest and most ready to be violent wolves were the pack leaders was only observed in wolves in captivity; wolves that grew up in a natural family environment did not usually display these behaviors to the extent that wolves taken from nature and placed into a non-family captive group did

[@robertwildschwein7207]

Chad 2.0

[@purpleguy319]

@@Lardbeane some would say that it indeed is humanity in it's purist form.

[@JohnDoe-wq5eu]

@@purpleguy319 Yep, both the best and the worst.

[@darkstraylily1477]

Yeaah im not sure about that man. There are those on top that are more assertive - aka "alphas", those somewhere in the middle, and those on the very bottom that are absolute pushovers. That HAS been observed. In captivity and out of it. People are so weird with labels nowdays... yes the hiarchy exists. No a pack is not always strictly family members. Yes otherw breed as well but out of sight of alphas.

[@lxi..]

The guy who originally made up the alpha and omega shit went back years later to revise his theory.. But as it turns out he realized there were no such thing and that the "Alphas" and "Omegas" he originally looked at were actually parents and their wolf pups. He tried to retake everything he said but it was too late since people began loving the idea of alphas and omegas.. idk if he's still alive or not but he hates and absolutely regrets ever conceiving the idea.

[@thesatelliteslickers907]

correction. he realized it was flawed because of of his research came from studying wolves in captivity who were brought together precisely for the purpose of the study. which meant he wasnt studying a wolf pack as much as a collection of strangers trapped together. he did research to get yhe truth and tried to get his original study discredited and stop it from continuing to be published. but unfortunately it is now a misconception held even to this day

[@ismellmandude6401]

I'd say the analogy in terms of human relationships is alright, but the original research and theory is indeed bunk.

[@js66613]

@@ismellmandude6401 ... I think it has so much potential for toxicity and general horribleness when attached to human relationships, so yeah, nah... for the sake of my sanity, I'll just consider it bs.

[@concernednoiseo1909]

​@@ismellmandude6401 Not really. Human relationships and social standing are fluid and far too complex to be labeled as alpha, Omega, etc. You may be top of the food chain in one social circle, but if you're put into a completely new group of strangers you're not going to become a leader of that group by fighting or pushing others around. The closest thing would be something like prison.

[@Amalgam03]

@@concernednoiseo1909 in other words, in captivity. Just like wolves!

[@RamanNoodles01]

11:21 wolves are MUCH bigger than that, like you will not believe. Search up “wolf next to human” or “wolf next to Siberian husky”. They are fucking massive.

[@78FullSizeBronco]

More lank than anything, they are built for speed, long in the legs. Most your large dog breeds outweigh them by a fair bit. The floof and leggy makes them look bigger than they are. Wolves very rarely tip the scales over 75lbs. They probably made Kate and Humphrey smaller because they are supposed to be teenaged if you will, standing next to her parents, Kate is smaller.

[@RamanNoodles01]

@@78FullSizeBronco I see

[@alchemlemnis]

I had a furry best friend in 6th grade who was crazy obsessed with these movies and would talk to me non-stop about this franchise and Wild Kratts whenever she got the chance. I actually kinda miss her

[@marisastoletheprecioussara118]

Holy shit I totally forgot about Wild Kratts. Didn't know it had a furry following

[@Nikofoxreal]

@@marisastoletheprecioussara118 show low key hits different now

[@marisastoletheprecioussara118]

@@Nikofoxreal why? Did it change?

[@kiroonsmoon]

GOD, Wild Kratts was my childhood

[@awesomeaustenkitty]

@@kiroonsmoon wild Krats is still my childhood, fuck anybody who dare says it’s for furries

[@c.drizzle3072]

Alpha and Omega as a "darker film" with a 2D art/animation style similar to "Wolf Walkers" would've been a sight to see: definitely would have gotten better ratings.

[@juanchi2668]

Edgyness was the way for the franchise, but they chose kids

[@RotheAlien]

Wolfwalkers is like that, and a masterpiece

[@rocksnrolls]

Don't you dare compare this sludge to Wolf Walkers. XD

[@BrunoMarangoniMinicheli]

Thank you for mentioning Wolfwalkers, never heard of that animation

[@shinieSTARZ]

OMG I LOVE WOLFWALKERS

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

The idea that wolf packs are led by a mating pair of "alphas" is a misinterpretation of the fact that the pack is a family unit. The alphas are usually the parents of the rest of the pack. The reason the rest don't mate is because they're siblings. When they get old enough, they leave the pack to go start their own. "Lone wolves" aren't really a thing either, for the most part. They're just young adults looking for mates.

[@PhysicsGamer]

Yeah, the researcher whose paper spawned the whole "alpha/beta/omega" thing has spent the entire rest of his life trying to tell people it's totally false. Or at a minimum get the publisher to stop selling the book he wrote and subsequently debunked. Bit of a tragic tale, really.

[@toastsoup489]

@@PhysicsGamer Sadly it's now so welded into social and popular culture that it now seems practicaly impossible to change that perspective form said culture, really odd.

[@xelac1334]

@@PhysicsGamer To expand on that in case people are interested, the issue with that study is that the researcher - David Mench - looked at a group of unrelated wolves in captivity and assumed that wild wolves in family packs are the same. However, taking any animal out of its natural habitat will change its behaviors and a wolf would react differently to unrelated wolves than it would to its family. A common misinterpretation of this, though, is the idea that wolves do not have a social hierarchy. They absolutely do! All social animals do, monkeys, orcas, horses, even us humans. Some wolves are at the top, some at the bottom, and some in between. In a family unit consisting of parents and their offspring, the parents are naturally going to be at the top, because the young instinctively respect their parents. Here's a quote from one of Mench's studies: "Calling a wolf an alpha is usually no more appropriate than referring to a human parent or a doe deer as an alpha. Any parent is dominant to its young offspring, so "alpha" adds no information."

[@megatron805]

@@PhysicsGamer what's he think of Sigma wolves?

[@blackfox4138]

@@PhysicsGamer coincidentally, the author of the original Jaws book is doing the exact same thing for sharks after an increase in shark hunting began after the movie was released. Really shows the impact popular media has on human perception and the real world harm it can cause.

[@WinterDragon596]

Saber I doubt you’ll see this comment but that clip of We’re Back that you played. One of my professors did the backgrounds for that film. That particular song sequence they had to hand draw all the buildings and figure out that crazy perspective. I know it’s not the best movie I just had a fun fact about it!

[@rexana_rexana]

When you're designing characters, knowing what medium they're going to live in is very important. The character designs they showed in the bts would absolutely look great 2D, but that type of stylization is hard to translate into good-looking 3D models. This is why working as a team that can communicate and say "hey boss, this is gonna look weird in 3d, I promise" and trusting that person so that the designs can be reworked into something salvageable. This is why when you see DreamWorks movies that are based on books, like The Bad Guys for a recent example, they keep to the spirit of the style the story was illustrated in (if there were illustrations) but they modify it to make it more appealing in 3D (and also marketing, hard to market a movie if people think your movie is ugly)

[@rabbit0664]

@AT Productions Oh yeah I definitely agree. Everything just fit right in

[@JohnDoe-wq5eu]

It really makes me wish the 2D animation isn't considered so unmarketable nowadays. The style would have worked so much better with these characters but of course they couldn't make it on a nothing budget like 3D. The biggest problem is they simply don't care, it's about cranking out a product not about making a good one.

[@DarleneVoidDragoncat]

Wait, The Bad Guys was based on a book?

[@rexana_rexana]

@@DarleneVoidDragoncat a lot of dreamworks movies were based on books, surprisingly! It's an interesting rabbit hole to jump down, i recommend it

[@rexana_rexana]

@@JohnDoe-wq5eu it's funny, because 2d absolutely is seen and considered marketable, but not for movies and/or not in America. There is a lot of examples of 2d animated *shows* that are highly marketable, and you don't have to look too much farther than Anime. The market for both manga and anime is HUGE, even in america, but for some reason american based companies do not see that it's not the medium but the story that's important (and good marketing, but that only gets you so far). tbh, we are seeing people get more and more frustrated at 3d movies that are lackluster, no longer won over only by visuals, so hopefully the pendulum starts swinging the other way a little bit

[@RPGLover87]

When it comes to movies abandoning their initial protagonists, I thought Tinkerbell did it very well in the Legend of the Neverbeast - it switches perspectives to an established character with her own chaotic personality and gives a good reason that Tinkerbell doesn't have faith in her judgement (therefore putting the normal protagonist in the role of ANTagonist which is a cool switch tbh) so while you are following someone else if feels like the same franchise. It's just Tinkerbell's turn to let her biases affect her judgement. also even in the franchises weaker movies there are some fun character moments like the Garden Fairy's arc in the short Fairy Games movie as she finally gets over her dirt phobia. Also the finale of the neverbeast movie looks terrifying if you don't know what the beast is doing, so the other fairies' trepidation towards it unfolding makes sense.

[@789cosmo]

I loved the neverbeast and wanted there to be movies for the other fairies in the group…

[@yin9008]

The Tinkerbell movies, I feel, are unnecessary add-on sequels done right. Some of them are really high-quality (such as Legend of the Neverbeast!) and delightfully surprisingly fun kids movies.

[@Dumpster_Ghost]

Oh my god I loved the tinker bell movies as a kid! Saber should definitely do a video on tinkerbell and all the movies lol

[@-whyquestion]

Ratio + k-pop better🤳🏼🤳🏼🤳🏼🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@r-giiman9283]

I think Tinkerbell also did somewhat well when Tinkerbell wasn't the protagonist for once. She had her skepticism, but she wasn't totally against the new ideas either, she understood what it was like to believe in something when no one else did, she just warned extra caution. Actually, it's been over a year since I've seen it, and I've only seen them each once, so my memory is a bit foggy, but I think this is how it was.

[@Starcat5]

I'll be honest. I was only aware of the original, and the existence of one of the sequels with the Cubs. Two movies. How the ****** did this series push out *EIGHT?!?*

[@jamisanmatalonis8458]

There’s a theory that it’s money laundering

[@keegantripp1245]

One of life's mysteries better left unsolved.

[@UniChimma]

Same

[@wattsink2009]

12:14 I’ve looked into this as well. 🧐 From what I understand, the Alpha/Omega hierarchy was based on the observed behavior of unrelated wolves in captivity. A pack of wolves in the wild is usually just a blood-related family of three or four generations of wolves, the “alpha” being the oldest and strongest male (the grandfather of the pack). So basically, the old theoretical Alpha/Omega hierarchy isn’t entirely untrue, but it only applies to unrelated wolves (and possibly other canines) in captivity. 🤔

[@Not_an_author]

I remember loving this series so much when I was little...my poor parents.

[@TheePotatoGoblin]

xD yeahh.. definitely makes sense why my brothers would make fun of me for watching it😭

[@dolphinsoup]

YEAH I WATCHED ALL OF THE MOVIES i liked wolves. that's all i can say.

[@wren_.]

oh so this is where omega verse comes from

[@Justapileofleaves]

So did I lol but I remember hating the dinosaurs one EVEN LITTLE ME KNEW HOW HORRIBLE THAT ONE WAS

[@Raine350]

I feel blessed to have only liked the first one as a kid

[@TwistedHoneycomb]

When I tell you I was OBSESSED with these movies as a kid, I mean it. I made countless of my own wolf characters based on the franchise. It was an... interesting period of time.

[@dumbina33]

i was like this too, seriously ur not alone

[@TwistedHoneycomb]

@@dumbina33 very glad to hear it lmao

[@bread-muncher]

we all have that phase as a little kid, i was obsessed with WALL-E.

[@Serpentine_Terraria]

I was obsessed as well

[@youraveragemexorican]

@@bread-muncher WALL-E was awesome tho

[@blacksun3884]

To clarify that point on Alpha wolves: the concept came about from Rudolph Schenkel who originally wrote about it in his study "Expressions Studies on Wolves", and then was popularized by David Mech when he wrote “The Wolf: Ecology and Behavior of an Endangered Species,” in 1968. In fact Mech himself studied them further and came to a shocking discovery that actually disproved Schenkel's observations. The pack and their supposed "Alphas" were all blood relatives. The supposed "Alphas" just happened to be the rest of the pack's mother and father. Just a bunch of younger pups following their parents. Once Mech discovered this, he plead with the publishers of his book to stop printing it so he could correct this mistake. But unfortunately the damage was done and the "Pack Alpha" concept was popularized in media. He has been fighting to rid the world of it ever since.

[@testerwulf3357]

And this is why you do research yourself before making a book off another's work..he didn't look into it, spread false info, and when he went to correct it the damage was too massive.

[@mookiess]

and unfortunately due to the concept of alphas we have a bunch of questionable ABO fics and the rise of male astrology with the whole alpha, sigma, and beta thing lmao

[@Frenchaboo]

@@mookiess ABO fics are harmless and merely a fantasy that has nothing to do with real biology or animals. Those men on the other hand... they're just full on insane lol.

[@Torchflare]

The concept of alphas is not irrelevant just because the wolf pack is a family unit. Its purpose is to help describe social heirarchies. A family is a social heirarchy where the parental figures are typically the alphas.

[@mookiess]

​@@Frenchaboo well yeah i used to read them too lol. It's a fault on my part. I should've clarified i find nothing wrong with the concept itself, i'm moreso referring to the really weird ways people use it, which can actually cause harm, especially to the impressionable demographic. From where im from, ive often seen ones where consent is well, dubious at best, or ones that glorify/romanticize abuse and toxicity. While these are fantasies (and i do know that certain kinks exist), there is a level of danger that they can pose to young impressionable kiddos that might find these things attractive and try to seek it in reality. Again, nothing wrong with werewolf romance but if its trying to glorify something like r*pe in a place where young impressionable readers can see, that's when i think it crosses the line a bit. And, idk if im just being dumb but i thought ABO always incorporates some form of real biology in wolves. Pheromones, knotting, are things present in wolves and are heavily used in ABO. But anyways before i digress, i just wanna clarify i have nothing against ABO fics, but rather how its often used. PS: Something ive noticed is how the common (and at times toxic) tropes used in ABO are revered in the Alpha-Sigma-Beta astrology, and its concerning with how their followers are trying to act like those Alphas that i often see in the books. Lowkey getting our own ABO universe here lmao

[@AbnormallyOnline]

I have a love-hate relationship with the first movie. It launched me into my wolf phase that I have yet to grow out of. However *I do not like Humphrey and Kate’s relationship.* Something about it just doesn’t seem right for some reason. You know which relationship did kind of work out? Garth and Lily’s I actually like their relationship and they did the “forbidden relationship between packs thing” right! You know it’s bad when the B relationship has more support than the A relationship lol.

[@cozmicdoodles7167]

Alpha and Omega is a perfect example of how some movies should only ever be 2D. Those concept designs look SO GOOD but the 3d design look God awful. Also it has always killed me how bad this series is, because wolves are my favorite animals and it's so hard to find decent movies where they aren't the villains with the exception of a couple movies (Wolfwalker's my beloved). Like if they had better animation and a tad bit better writing, the first movie COULD have been good. (not the sequels though, those are a lost cause).

[@paolaanimator]

As a 3D artist, I loved making stylized 3D work but honestly it can be hard, trying to transition from 2D into 3D without making it look creepy by accident. It's like trial and error for me. I have made some ugly models but I learned from my mistakes. I also watch people/professionals who have more knowledge in this skillset and they are able to successfully create some nice looking stylized 3D models, and I try to replicate that so I know what works for the character design and how to successfully reproduce it myself. I think the tough part is that on the base many 3D programs try to aim for realism (for example the lighting) but I want to go the stylized route.

[@hollow9943]

Watch The Bad Guys

[@abstraction6212]

Even in 2D it wouldn't look good

[@testerwulf3357]

The sad thing is 2D is way more costly and takes more time..so move movie studios have stopped doing it for the most part as why waste time and money on 2D when you can do 3D and make more money via the cheap work-arounds and saves?

[@koda_dawgg]

@@abstraction6212 i feel like it would've looked a little bit better.

[@Cruznick06]

The whole "Alpha/Omega" thing was a misconception because of bad research. It was a conclusion drawn while observing non-related, captive wolves. The reason for the aggression and submission dynamics is because the animals flat out WEREN'T in their normal social groups.

[@humanperson2480]

Turns out when you force a group of unfamiliar wild animals into a stressful situation they get aggressive, who knew lol

[@thesatelliteslickers907]

it wasnt studying wolf behavior. it was studying what is effectively woof prison culture

[@Wolfy-Edits]

I agree I liked the show when I was younger, but now I realize how unrealistic the wolf social structures are in this movie...

[@user-fg4tn8ot6b]

​@@thesatelliteslickers907 *Woof prison culture.* I like that term. :D

[@vylbird8014]

On the subject of eyes, have you seen the ones in The Bad Guys? The eyes are done using a very different shader to the rest of the characters. You'd think that would be terrible, but it actually came out looking great - they must have spent a great deal of time just refining that technique to make it work so well. It lets them use eyes that have the expressiveness of 2D animation in a 3D environment.

[@cintronproductions9430]

The Bad Guys is absolutely awesome. ;)

[@Wolfpaw754]

mr wolfs eyes makes him look so fuckable ohh i want him so bad

[@Goremize]

Speaking of Bad Guys (great movie) I also hope he does Rock Dog, the first one is great. Two good movies that are Furry movies and not just bait :D

[@DJCosmicLatte]

Not just the eyes! There are lots of little 2D lines and details if you really look, but the style works so seamlessly!

[@ericquiabazza2608]

Eyes ARE very important to relate to characters If they are too far apart or too close it looks uncanny. And big eyes arent as bad as is related to babies who have small head and big eyes, making it "cute" in a way. Apart from that if you check eyes design you would see how just a milimiter of diferent in position or zise changes the expresion severily, from surprise to focus, fromtired to sexy, etc.

[@Bordie3D]

I'm so happy when channels like yours make the point that something is awful, but remember to remind your audience that doesn't automatically mean everyone who worked/works on it is awful as well. Cheers to the artists and voice actors who are literally just working.

[@SiverFangBlackWing]

The reason for the confusion about Alpha wolves is that they originally looked at wolves in captivity and not in the wild. In captivity it’s a bunch of unrelated wolves shoved together in an inclosure. In the wild it’s a literal family with the mother and father at the top and all the children bellow. Their “hierarchy” is the same as in your family with your parents.

[@diddles3383]

Not really though because wolves don't have nuclear family structures. Instead, it's just two wolves who are the main breeding pair at the top. An example includes how a daughter wolf overthrew her mother and became the 'leader', and a very ruthless one at that, who was then overthrown by one of her sisters.

[@DTylerFultzVA]

Captive wolves laid the basis of the "alpha wolf" myth--it's like basing your idea of "normal society" around incarcerated inmates. Actual wolf society is not headed by "strongest man and strongest woman", it's literally just "mom, dad, and the kids".

[@outdoorscholar6016]

‘Tough guys’ who brag about being an alpha are not an alpha or even a beta. Characters like Steve Harrington, now that’s an alpha.

[@whitewall2253]

@Sabersраrк 🅥 THEY'RE LEARNING.

[@JeffreyThrash]

It's sad that the entire alpha/sigma male movement is based on this one debunked theory on wolves, but seems particularly popular with right-wing ideologues that otherwise wouldn't trust science or experts in general precisely because scientific theories like "alpha wolves" are likely to get debunked as more tests are performed and humanity knows more than it did in the past. And either way, a human being, a supposed member of the Earth's "dominant species," not making any attempt to resist the worst of our species' instincts and be a better person is pathetic. Even if "alphas" and "betas" were real and you were a "beta", that doesn't mean it's your unshakeable destiny and you might as well give up, and "alphas" should be aware that strength can come in more-responsible ways than saber-rattling and causing violence in general. At the very least, we shouldn't be slaves to instinct like wolves and dogs, why do you think we were given brains as humans?

[@holyboiamethin2790]

@Sabersраrк 🅥 lmao

[@unknownvariable9239]

Friendly reminder that the dude who played the lead wolf guy in the sequels did some voice acting for a few Fire Emblem characters, is the English dub of Joseph Joestar, and is Numbah One from KND. Dude carried the series

[@LloydTheZephyrian]

Okay, you need to be more specific about the part with Joseph, since Richard Epcar has also voiced Joseph. The difference is that Ben Diskin voiced Joseph in Part 2 (known as Young Joseph), and Richard Epcar voiced Joseph in parts 3 onward (known as Old Joseph). EDIT: To prevent some apparent confusion, I am merely clarifying the specifics of Joseph Joestar's voices. Everything else mentioned is accurate.

[@rosh597]

What’s even funnier is that Ben EVEN KNOWS ABOUT SABER reviewing this absolute hellhole of a franchise and even reached out to Saber on Twitter and said the only “””good”””” one was the first.

[@OddOneOut665]

Ben Diskin has become quite the Furry himself, thanks to him also providing the voice of Haida from Aggretsuko and Jack from Beastars. EDIT: He also voiced Shirou from BNA too! (Another Wolf)

[@weirdhyena9992]

HUH

[@STICKOMEDIA]

Lol

[@ajunkie01]

Funny he should mention Jimmy Neutron, since Jimmy's Voice actor, Debi Derryberry, voices Runt since the third movie.

[@YodaOnABender]

This entire franchise just made me realise how bad Chris Bacon has it. Dude seems like a genuinely talented composer but he's stuck writing music for this crap

[@DeadpanVT]

Man going full Beethoven for garbage movies. He deserves so much better.

[@YodaOnABender]

@@DeadpanVT sounds like dollar store John Powell which is still better than most direct to dvd composer

[@mattwolf7698]

@@DeadpanVT gotta have something for his resume I guess.

[@DeadpanVT]

I just learned his name is literally chris p. bacon this poor man

[@lordofshades9852]

@@DeadpanVT yeah, holy shit that's so funny

[@TheRibottoStudios]

"Yeah could you lighten it up for the kids." Yeah THIS is why you DO NOT want a Warrior Cat movie. They're trying. They're still trying. But the books especially the first six, are VIOLENT. One cat gets slaughtered by dogs, another cat gets eviscerated, and because they were leader, they die OVER. AND OVER. AND OVER. Nine times before they're dead. Because in that world, the whole "cats have nine lives" thing is taken literally at least for leaders. Cats die of infection, disease, there are BLOODY battles over territory....if Warriors were to have a movie it would NEED to be like Felidae or Watership Down. BUT because it would be animated, it would have to be geared towards kids because THAT'S ALL ANIMATION IS GOOD FOR RIGHT?! ugh.

[@fightinggamegeek9238]

Teen or R Rated animated movies are possible. However, like you said, people automatically believe that just because something’s animated, it must automatically mean it’s for kids! Even a Warrior Cats movie happens and the rating says R or 13+, parents will still end up taking their little kids to the movie because “iT’s AniMated! ThAt meAnS iT’s fOr KIds!” That preconceived notion is something that needs to disappear before a Warriors movie can ever be made. I’m tired of people believing that animation is only for kids when really, it’s so much more than that.

[@animatrix1490]

Just go watch Felidae for that experience

[@TheRibottoStudios]

@@fightinggamegeek9238 absolutely. Have you seen the WC Animated channel? they're legit taking the books and bringing them to life! They have voices even for a lot of the cast already and the designs OHHHHH so GOOD especially loving Tigerclaw's look. I like that he doesn't just look BIG but like...the largeness comes from FLUFF. Also like that his claws aren't OVERTLY long either. And OH MY GOD Spottedleaf having a LEAF shaped tail is genius.

[@oleander9170]

crying and screaming

[@vilmublues752]

Yeah, I've read a lot of those books. A Warriors movie (a Chinese-British one) _is_ in the making and I think they're planning a more realistic look, but it seems it's gonna take a looong time to finish that one. This also makes me think of the Wings of Fire show about dragons that was being created for some years, but Netflix unfortunately cancelled it this year before it was even released. It looked promising and serious based on some concept art. That series can get really violent too and I wonder how they would've portrayed that, because the book series is also very popular with kids. Like in the very first book, one character commits suicide by burning alive because he had no hope against a seemingly invincible opponent who was going to kill him slowly for gladiator entertainment. And basically acid gets dropped on another one's head and eye, which burns through his eye socket and skull.

[@irisravenhild9060]

The wolves studied in the Alpha and Omega theory were originally different teenage wolves that were raised in a cage with other alien wolves in zoos. He who made that theory discovered the error and did not ask them to print more books with that theory, but they refused. So really, they are Brother and Sister, because the wolf pack is controlled by the parents.

[@TARINunit9]

Yeah the original alpha study really only has merit in prison populations. Real wolf packs are families; "real alphas" didn't fight their way to the spot, they're just the mom and dad

[@camillepepin8512]

I remember going on a cruise that started in Floride and went down around Mexico and a kid tv channel had the Alpha and Omega movie playing twice a day everyday...

[@backparker9264]

I find it hilarious that the female wolf has practically the same facial expressions for almost every movie cover

[@OverlordLem]

I was hoping somebody noticed she was exactly the same just resized or flipped for every single one

[@KingHeggunte]

One look? ONE LOOK?! I don’t think so! Oh, no, wait. Wrong franchise.

[@lettuce_soup5557]

There are only few that she looks different in, even the pose is the same so I suspect that they just used the same image over and over again

[@BabbleCacophony]

So a study of wolves in captivity, showed a social structure of having an "alpha" wolf. The problem was that none of these wolves were from the same family. Wolves in the wild build their social structure around a family unit with the parents of the pack on top.

[@TheTTTtv]

Pretty much. There's no things as alphas betas or whatever in wolf hierarchy. Just parents and their offspring.

[@TheTTTtv]

@Viewer that's true. Imagine if you would put someone to study human behavior only based on people that are in prison. Funny enough I remember being some experiments regarding behavior change in an environment similar to a prison.

[@xxTC-96xx]

I like that people seem to universally agree that Lily and Garth were the best part of the first movie, that must be why they were barely in the sequels. As someone who grew up with the land before time sequels, at least they felt like there was a bit more effort put in XD

[@SwiftNimblefoot]

Indeed, they were just completely left out of the sequels, I think they have a minor subplot in one of them, and mostly never even appear.

[@TeenWithACarrotIDK]

@Sabersраrк 🅥 that’s exactly what I said when you bots showed up on this video.

[@ditto7047]

We meet again, TC

[@xxTC-96xx]

@@TeenWithACarrotIDK its funny how no matter the video, those bots always say the same thing XD they truly are the laziest

[@DerpySnek]

@@xxTC-96xx Well they're bots. They only work through their directives given from the incompetent idiots who send them out

[@AmyWildstyle]

24:44 "I'm ✨BASED✨"

[@SoraTheKeyToEverything]

Vine Boom sounds effect

[@Mr.hudson3555]

Based? Based on wha- *Gets shot*

[@novastorm8416]

Saberspark: horrors no human should ever have to suffer Also Saberspark: continues to show them

[@NightmareRex6]

well gues sosmeone has to be "asnwering the questions better left unknown"

[@pattic2436]

"I must suffer so you must suffer"

[@FartSticksXDlol]

@@pattic2436 yea

[@n19ntendods]

I actually didn’t mind the first movie, as a kid and I don’t mind it now. Despite the predictable story, cliched characters, and unpolished animation, it’s still a pretty cute love story about a guy and a girl who are polar opposites, but learn to bond and trust each other. Marcel and Paddy are charming comic relief and they never get on your nerves too much and the relationship between Garth and Lily is a fun B plot, too. Overall, a serviceable kids’ movie that I have a certain nostalgia for. 🐺🌕

[@spiralgodking9877]

Same here, the first movie still holds up.

[@Kuromi_Waddles]

Yeah I think the first one is decent but after that, hoo boy. It just gets worse, worse and worse. O_O'

[@lunarutahraptor453]

same i enjoy the first one now like i did when i was a kiddo

[@radioactiverat8751]

I didn't even know there were sequels. The whole thing screamed bargan bin movie that noone knows and fades into obscurity. Turns out there's... so much...

[@docplays6508]

Yeah I really enjoyed it as a kid and thank god I didn’t see any of the sequels.

[@aprilbess4074]

My son was basically obsessed with this series at like age 4 and 5. I tolerated the first film, but the others were absolutely horrible except for the one with the ghost mom and blind daughter. I’m a movie buff but I was not proud to say I’ve seen every film of Alpha and Omega.

[@InugamiTheHound]

congrats on you mom for watching this movie with your son and spending good bonding time with him, good mother moment.

[@Topdoggie7]

Sawtooth Cave was oddly too wholesome as opposed to everything else in the series.

[@spideyosiris]

I was like: Wait... THERE ARE MORE THAN ONE MOVIE??!!

[@DoktrDub]

Wholesome! But You ain’t a movie buff until you’ve saw rubber and sharknado.. everybody knows that!

[@blaizegottman4139]

You're wrong on that the movies were amazing and you know it

[@liljatupsu]

My friends were obsessed with the first one when I was a kid. I hated the "hair" on the wolves, the unrealistic pack dynamic, the scene with the drool and the fake out death in the end, but I convinced myself there was something wrong with me and not the movie since they loved it so much

[@bluesheep7]

Imagine a movie with the concept of a wolf ghost protecting her blind daughter with the 2D style from the behind the scenes. What a waste of potential D: Great video, Saber!!!

[@Fionacle]

Gonna work more on getting good at drawing furries I gotta animate something short with this

[@bluesheep7]

@@Fionacle go for it!! You'll do it great :D

[@semi-animatronic9773]

That's actually a really good idea I wish they went with.

[@HollowTomajikate]

The alpha and Omega dichotomy was observed in wolves in captivity, wolves in the wild are all family and their parents usually lead the pack. They are in charge cause they are mom and dad, in captivity these wolves were thrown together and had to form a pack by force.

[@jackpott3402]

Just like people in prison do

[@unknownvariable9239]

I personally don’t mind the first Alpha and Omega, it was not the worst and it handled the “love triangle” thing pretty well by having the third wheel hook up with the sister The issue is that they decided to give it the Swan Princess, endless sequel treatment

[@screamingbean7509]

That’s how I feel, I really enjoyed the first one. I found it just a cute small movie with wolves. But never knew it even had a WHOLE FRANCHISE for the series. Recently learning that this movie had more than EIGHT movies is damn near insane😵‍💫

[@astrowolvez]

The alpha that can’t howl and the sister’s relationship was so cute and much better then the main one. (Honestly had they been the main characters the movie could have been really good)

[@Etx-z9.]

Just leaving a reply here to let everyone know that this is a bot that steals comments on Animation and Movie's review videos (current count of how many times I've left this reply: 2)

[@thatlatiasuser]

Every sequel except 4 feels like a weird money laundering scheme

[@izayoi2006]

Yeah it is not something I will seek out to watch but it is fine enough as background noice to keep a young child busy for 90 mins or whatever. For the sequels I think they just looked at the Ice Age movies and said we can do that too with 10% of the budget.

[@wattsink2009]

23:03 (Sarcasm) Oh yeah! That sounds NOTHING like one of the Land Before Time sequels! 🤪

[@foxx.on.saturn5143]

this movie made me feel like the "im not like other girls" energy. wolf obsessed. crushin on everyone type of BS. i watched the first 3 all the time. and i loved them, and im so mad that theyre still making them like WHO IS WATCHING THEM!??

[@AtariiWave]

lmaooo I've just remembered that wolf-obsessed girl tik toks

[@-whyquestion]

Ratio + k-pop better🤳🏼🤳🏼🤳🏼🤳🏼🤓🤓🤓🤓🤳🏼

[@BlueRGuy]

@@-whyquestion Oppa Gangnam style for the win! 💪😎

[@jacksoncroww]

12:25 My time has come. Originally, a scientist named L. David Mech wrote a book on the hierarchy of wolves after viewing them for some time. In this book he explained that he had seen one wolf who rose above the rest of the pack and acted as a natural leader, and in this book he coined the term Alpha Wolf. Turns out, when he repeated his experiment 20 years ago, what he was actually seeing was a father commanding his children. After trying to report his new finding to the media, people turned it aside because Alpha was beloved by the media.

[@Chaosmancer7]

I must say, I only ever saw the first one, but I feel like it is worth mentioning that Kate's mother was a WONDERFUL character. She made me laugh. Because she was randomly bloodthirsty

[@ShinoriDelfrim]

Eve! Yes I actually loved her!! 😂

[@ShinoriDelfrim]

She was one of the best parts of the first movie

[@Lavantte]

Same! Didn't even know the movie had sequels, let alone SEVEN up until now!

[@ranchinator]

ah yes Karen wolf 😌

[@dmitrirudder4878]

"If you harm my daughter, I will rip out your eyes and shove them down your throat so you can see me rip you to pieces first-hand!" Love that wolf mom

[@wattsink2009]

6:41 Richard Rich was also the director of The Fox And The Hound, The Black Cauldron, and The Swan Princess! 😎

[@isitleeyourelookingfor6352]

Alpha and Omega 1: It's so weird for our pack to separate us! It's wrong to think of all Omega's as weak and stereotype them :( Alpha and Omega 2: Anyways our son is an Omega so we named him Runt lmao

[@Oegyeindraws]

I adore how Ben Diskin responds to Saber so supportive, as though he's supporting a friend whose punishing themselves

[@DainnGreywall]

"Wolf packs definitely have their pecking order" Yes, in captivity. In nature they do not, they function as family units where the mother and father of most of the pack leads the pack. In case people are curious, the entire "Alpha and beta, etc" thing is a myth based on faulty scientific research which was thankfully debunked by the very same author who penned the first study. The entire concept only exists in unnatural settings such as zoos where wolves are forced into cramp spaces where there aren't enough territory, and where most if not all of them are not related at all. Naturally, that also goes for humans. Don't trust people who say they subscribe to ideals like that, they are in most cases just very toxic people with a very fragile sense of masculinity or self, or they are just out to sell you destructive self-help advice. Edit: Author of the infamous Alpha/Beta behavior of wolves is called David Mech. He did thankfully realize his faulty methods and wrote several other scientific articles debunking his study. Stay informed, don't fall into toxic traps.

[@_Chessa_]

The t-shirts that say, I’m the alpha, she’s the omega unironically, are very cringe and seem toxic indeed. I’ve seen only one of those shirts in a bar. And I’m so happy there are way more people online sharing this information. I used to share this info when it first got published and got so bashed from everyone for putting it in the comments. Lol

[@GaiusIntrepidus]

Hold on if packs are pretty much just family units would this imply Humphry was fucking his cousin?!

[@SwiftNimblefoot]

This ain't the full truth. Alpha and beta wolves DO exist in the wild. That's because prey is not unlimited, and usually only the alpha of the pack is allowed to mate and have pups, with the rest of the family helping in raising them. There is no pecking order, because they are not antagonistic towards each other, but there very much are alphas even in wild packs.

[@enter-clever-name]

Well, not exactly. Sure *some* wolf packs are lead by the mother and father, but there’s a *huge* variety of social dynamics between different species, locations, and individuals. To simply compare it to a nuclear family is a disservice

[@coyoteclockworkstudios3140]

There's still a pecking order. Wolves in comparison to other canines, like coyotes, dholes, and African wild dogs, are extremely strict bullies and authoritarians. I think the people who want to paint wolves as peaceful creatures are forgetting the Druid pack, where a sister overthrows her sister and the pack turned on their lead female, mauled her to death, and left her to die. You can watch Wolves of Yellowstone here on KZbin. Ostracism involves blood and teeth and is a common disciplinary practice when a kill is involved. Wolf pups also starve to death because the hard code of survival instinct is "We can always make more." Wolf pups starve while African wild pups do not (partly because African wild dogs are some of the best hunters on the planet and also because they're more altruistic than wolves.) That's not to say that any of this behavior is bad, and yes, wolves cooperate wonderfully in family units. But they're not the end all be all of noble, cooperative hunters that never hurt each other. They're dogs, dogs bite, and wolves in particular bite hard.

[@Apollo-the-chaotic-gremlin]

I've seen 1,2, and 4 and I was pretty young so I really loved it for some reason. Anyway, I have a soft spot in my heart for this movie now.

[@SixxOClock]

I honestly liked the first movie. It was cute and fun, I really like the relationships they built between some of the characters, especially Garth and Lily. There were some moments that made me cringe a little, namely the "moonlight howl" scene with the dancing wolves, but overall it was good for what it was. I never bothered with the films afterward, I already knew they wouldn't even be a shade as good as the first one. Shame it tanked so hard so quickly, it did have some potential.

[@ballsIover69]

Well you're wrong

[@SixxOClock]

@@ballsIover69 mkay 👍

[@cryocorn]

As a kid, while I enjoyed other parts of the movie and watched it multiple times, I would turn down the volume and make sure no one in my family could hear whenever they started howling/singing, and would pretend I wasn’t watching whenever they danced

[@AllyGatorAnimator]

The sad part is, the concept of wolf howls becoming singing and partners performing in harmony is actually pretty neat. Shame they then decided to make them do...sexy(?!) dances that the models clearly weren't designed for.

[@SixxOClock]

@@AllyGatorAnimator that part definitely could've been done so much better. Like what they did when Kate and Humphrey are howling together on the train.

[@FletcherReedsRandomness]

Garth and Lilly should’ve been the main characters. Their awkwardness is actually kind of cute, while Kate and Humphrey are mostly irritable and unlikable.

[@fightinggamegeek9238]

Tbh, yeah. They’re more interesting characters.

[@jasper9621]

Lilly was my fav as a kid, thats right i was the "not like the other girls" kid

[@viviennemorgan7217]

yep and agreed.

[@cintronproductions9430]

Yeah, we all agree on that, they had cute and believable chemistry and they went through a character arc where they help each other improve their flaws while simultaneously falling in love, while Kate and Humphrey are obnoxious, have little to no development and spend most of the movie disagreeing and dissing each other in a tone that's less playful and more mean-spirited and yet they're the main focus and the main love story? It says a lot that Lily and Garth eventually disappear from this franchise, we can't have good things, apparently. Although considering that the movies get worse and worse, I'm kinda glad Lily and Garth vanish from the later sequels cuz at least they weren't part of those awful movies. XD

[@viviennemorgan7217]

@@cintronproductions9430 well lily made a return to the legend of the sawtooth forest.

[@tayloredwards4968]

Okay can anyone explain to me how this movie got eight sequels? The first one wasn't even that good. The only thing I remember about it are the dirty jokes. And the crazy mother who teaches her children how to kill people. How the heck do they get away with that in a kids movie?

[@bringiton4drago371]

The first one was good, but I have big idea what the others even exist

[@Vicky-Hugh-Martini]

I guess it was a money printer that eventually got milked.

[@STICKOMEDIA]

For the hardcores lol

[@milovieira8355]

Money

[@renard6012]

Money laundering?

[@farresalt4381]

Wait wait wait. [0:45]??! I clicked here expecting you joking about contents of the _two_ A&O films I've seen years before (first one and that Christmas'y short). Just happened like this, the experience of watching it was pretty ok. No critical thinking required, I even liked it somewhat. But you're saying that there's at least *SIX* films of _that kind_ out there? o_o I'm... eh, flabbergasted. That's the best way to put it. Edit: Ok, now that I've seen a few clips of the first one, the sealed memories of those horrors come back to me. XD But yeah, just "don't think, mind empty". I'm not sure if it works for anything other that the two I remember, but those two weren't remembered as bad experiences afterwards. Maybe it was because we watched it with our family, so most of it comes from that feeling of bonding with your family, but I don't think bad about those two.

[@raininess]

Watched the first movie back then because I saw a clip with Lilly and Garth that I found pretty cute. Didn't care much about Kate and Humphrey or the main story in general, but the Lilly and Garth parts were actually enjoyable.

[@SunFeathers]

agreed

[@Mario87456]

Most people like that part of the movie the best and Lilly is admittedly very cute.

[@oneandonlysound3453]

Seriously though! If the makers had any brains they would've done a spin-off with just them by now, even if it was only 45 minutes heck the one with the ghost and blind wolf was actually to me better than sitting through the boring no stakes like 1/3 of the first film by a longshot. Lilly and Garth also could've been a much bigger focus, how they didn't see that even when doing the first one is beyond me, let alone making sequels without them entirely or like blink and you just missed it.

[@noahkarpinski1824]

Which is why they barely bring Lily back for ANY of the sequels

[@leeeeeeeeeeeeeviathan]

So true!! I love my beloved himbo and his egirl gf

[@TheIrishTexan]

I watched the first movie when I was young. Had a weird kid-crush on Lilly and Kate, later just Lilly. And for whatever reason, almost religiously watched the movie every night for a few weeks. I was obsessed with it. And I was always super sad that there weren't, or at least I didn't know that there were more movies... I'm glad I never found out the hard way what it became, kid me would have been devastated.

[@SwiftNimblefoot]

Hehe, yeah, that's how it is sadly, good movies often have no sequels, while terrible ones get a myriad of them.

[@pedropradacarciofi2517]

You had a crush on Wolves? Bruh

[@supernintendo182]

@Sabersраrк 🅥 Imposter, fṵↄk off

[@totalgarbage2053]

You’d have to use Mongolian box torture to get information like that outta me

[@AKaiBerry-zk1ns]

Me too, I was also a Lilly stan. However, I did see the second movie when I was a kid. I was pretty disappointed. Shame to see what they did to my girl. 😭😭 Honestly I could talk forever about how much that first movie and Lilly as a character shaped my personality lmao.

[@GIAP11977]

18:30 you know the series is good when the voice actor comments on you tweet asking if you are mentally ok because you are watching it.

[@pyrusmew5]

I just realized something, how did Ben Diskin come across that exact tweet in the first place? Edit: I withdraw my question

[@neonotterpop2528]

really tho

[@captainwannabe3891]

1:07 he sounds like that priest from the vinyl track in the movie Evil Dead Rising 😂

[@BlueStarDoq]

I'm a literal furry and I can't tell you.. alpha and omega is literally what I envision those kids do when they roleplay emo wolves. It's literally emo wolf roleplay movie..

[@tearex12345]

Yeah, basically your right. Except, you have to add demon angel powers.

[@Jacob-Sophia]

@@tearex12345 The wolf role players already got you covered. I was friends with a few.

[@Bixen_Bings]

@@Jacob-Sophia Dam, I remember seeing them at my school, I think it's about time I blow that pop stand

[@Jacob-Sophia]

@@Bixen_Bings Eh the ones I knew were mostly fine. Especially now that I think “cringe” is a dumb concept. Don’t get me wrong any insulated group can grow toxic but having friends outside the group can help you recognize that.

[@Bixen_Bings]

@@Jacob-Sophia eh true, but I'd say they were much different than the better ones, they were very strange

[@AggroAggron]

In highschool my exposure to this franchise was watching my friend descend into a furry in real time, saying he rewatched these movies all the time, and joined "Christian furry" Facebook groups. It was a wild descent.

[@verylostdoommarauder]

Only say "descend" in reference to someone being a furry when it's like this where it's bad.

[@AggroAggron]

@@verylostdoommarauder I'll use my vocabulary however I want bro thanks

[@The_WumboTM]

@Sabersраrк 🅥 I am behind you

[@a-s-greig]

@@The_WumboTM you are living in his walls

[@isaacwatanabe9599]

I didnt even know there were other christian furries out there

[@thelionoob]

the origin of the alpha wolf myth is wild. Wolf packs usually consist of two parents and their pups, but the myth came from a research done with unrelated wolves from different locations in captivity and they just beat the shit out of each other purely from stress. Basically imagine some alien kidnapping you, locking you into an empty padded room with a guy from Sri Lanka, another from Lithuania and another from Nicaragua, no one speaking the same language and having no way of escaping the room. Then the aliens study the result and make a paper about human family dynamics based on that (also, love the way they portrayed the myth in these movies, which is basically monarchy with all the "can't marry lower rank, is forced to marry another group to avoid war, very lion king-esque. Animation studios do not associate cartoon animals with monarchy - impossible challenge)

[@MasonShmason]

Someone pointed out recently that they use the exact same bedroom eyes render of Kate on every. Single. Cover. Of the franchise. What even.

[@HUDcats]

2:19 this had me dying, the animation is so fast yet they are running walking speed

[@Kreshura-tm5rb]

*goofy ahhh wolf thing and idk*

[@Mtf-NineFoxes]

Not walking speed way slower normally they wouldve have their animation cycle synced to their moving speed But i Guess they took the lazy rout and went “oh this animation is to fast for this segment of running… Oh well”

[@Mariofanaticanimations]

Put this at 2x speed

[@HangryOnPaws]

Okay this could have worked if... 1) they made it a TV show rather than a movie series. Firstly that would allow them to reach a more mature audience more easily since animated series are considered less of a kids thing nowadays, so they can keep the more edgy themes. Secondly it would help them if they had less time to work with, so they would be able to create a more fast-paced production. 2) Drop the dancing. Maybe have some cool dramatic music for scenes but no more of the howling ball or dancing dinosaurs. 3) go back to the 2D style. It looked way better. Plus they could probably use some painting style backgrounds. 4) lean more into the traditions of the wolf pack, give it proper lore and history. Maybe explain why they have human names for example? Were they once humans or perhaps back in some far off era lived alongside them? What about how they work with other species? Is their a trade off they make with deer in exchange for meat? Do they have an intolerance for dogs and view them as traitors who side with humans? Are dinosaurs like historical figures to them? 5) this is kinda part of the 4th point but can we see more of the spirituality and supernatural side to the wolves. Ghost wolves and burial grounds are a cool concept. Give us more. Maybe one of our lead wolves could be the pack shaman and that could be a plot tool to explain the magical stuff? 6) Maybe drop the pups for a while. Slow stuff down and make their relationship mean something. If you need to have pups maybe start the series when they're really young and gradually age them.

[@seneca983]

"go back to the 2D style. It looked way better." That might cost more.

[@angelferrer3636]

"less time to work with" 🤨🤨🤨

[@renardnoir2581]

@@angelferrer3636 I think he means per run time. Like a cartoon show that runs for 11 or 22 minutes

[@HangryOnPaws]

@@renardnoir2581 exactly, sorry I haven't been active in this thread lately. The films tend to drag on with unnecessary scenes and jokes to fill the run time. But working with the more limited run time of a cartoon series they'd probably do less of this and give it a more fast-paced feel in the eventful or exciting episodes.

[@melloncollie3321]

Warrior Cats. You are literally asking for Warrior Cats

[@The_strawberryqueen]

SKAKKAKSKSOLSKSS IM SPRRY THE CONCEPY ART IS SO GOODD I WANT THE MOVIE REDRAWN LIKE THAT THIS IS MY “WISH” MOVIE

[@hyenadrawsx3]

What's funny is I loved this film. Me and my group of friends have redesigned the characters and actually want to remake this into a series with an actually thought out story and more logical details (the first movie, the others don't deserve it) Edit; the series is still in the designing and writing stage. Once we have it set up, I'll link the channel me and my team will be uploading it as well as updates to.

[@AngelVazquez-vs9xp]

When will the series come out or go into development?

[@semisocialhedgehog6968]

Please do, im begging

[@meghanrodriguez2393]

I'll be waiting for the designs and writing to drop!

[@h0lodm0966]

keep us updated LMAO

[@404errormessage]

This sounds wonderful

[@tomatosoup1304]

I still remember getting the Happy Meal Toys of the wolves as a child and thinking they were so cool cause they could do flips and walk. Also they definitely should’ve stuck to a 2D style because the character designs look stylised and adorable

[@Caragoner]

I love that even the VA knows what pain your going through

[@Darth_Supaku]

the VA apologizing for A&O is on a similar level to Ryan Reynolds apologizing for Green Lantern and i find that hilarious

[@BlueMoonFoxi]

I think you unlocked a childhood memory. I remember some scenes shown here..