Here No Longer

We would if America were an actual democracy instead of a corporate-owned banana republic. Shame, really.

I could make a long list of some of my favorites, but here are a few of them (not in any order) MLP:FiM Invader Zim Steven Universe We Bare Bears Courage the Cowardly Dog Rick and Morty Star Vs the Forces of Evil Samurai Jack

Literally the only things I could find were either crossovers or image macros.

Short answer: no. Long answer: No, because the people behind the movie will never actually care about what they're making, because they almost always do it for the money and brand recognition when it comes to making movies like that.

Here's a pretty bad one I remember liking for some reason when I was younger: It's basically Bad Creepypasta: the Show.

Not exactly what I was looking for

It was a shame from what I know of the show that it had to go so soon. I'd say it's impressive enough it had one meme, particularly one of the notoriety of the "Say What" meme.

It was the source of a pretty funny meme a few years back.

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It did, but I don't think I ever watched it. Good or bad I'm honestly unsure.

I used to watch a couple of somewhat obscure cartoons when I was a kid: Martin Mystery: To be honest, by my standards now, I'd consider it not as good as I did when I was 10 or so, but the show apparently wasn't that much worse than I remember. I've also heard zero discussion of it from cartoon-based countdown makers and reviewers. Even when they talk about obscure cartoons. Like another one I watched on the same channel (Nicktoons Network). The show is based on an Italian comic that centers around 2 sixteen year old siblings that solve mysteries together, along with a caveman. Trivia: Tabitha St. Germain voices a supporting character that comes up from time to time. Kappa Mikey: I actually re-watched this one recently, and I don't think it's too bad. It is an anime parody centered around a 19-year old, somewhat egocentric, American actor that gets an acting job in Japan after winning a scratch-off card contest. The show has a bit of a problem with melodrama, and of course occasionally not quite hitting the mark, but otherwise it's actually a good show. It also was marketed as the first anime made exclusively in the United States, because it kind of is an anime, but I mean it kind of isn't either, so...

Kat from Reach was that way to. Heck she even ran me over one time. I bet she's got the same shit AI.

Nomophobia. It's also apparently common too... -_- (It's the fear of being without mobile phone service)

If you're alone in the middle of a desert, and don't have water, go to the store and buy some.

A grey sweater, blue jeans, and absurdly bottom-heavy Coleman-brand shoes.

It's the animated sprite of my favorite Pokemon from my favorite Pokemon generation.

I had lots of spaghetti.

The worst I've encountered from that site wasn't even a League or Political subreddit. (Though I have to say r/Talonmains is pretty bad, and so is r/The_Donald), It was the Paladins subreddit. As I posted in the "Worst Troll I Ever Met thread": I have yet to see anything on any other Reddit story this bad to be quite frank, and that says something.

I probably am too, but I don't know that because I can't get it diagnosed by a professional. You don't find them everywhere, you know.

Spaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaps

Working on a project of mine while listening to Gangplank's login theme music from League of Legends' Bilgewater Event.

Feeling excited for literally no reason whatsoever.

Angry. All that can be said as to why: my dad is kind of a moron.