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Post by theRavenflight on Aug 16, 2016 21:43:58 GMT -5
I doubt it...that tweet is from 2015
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Post by Deleted on Aug 17, 2016 1:21:54 GMT -5
A Tv series would be neat. As long as they make it good...
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Post by Deleted on Aug 17, 2016 7:26:24 GMT -5
Still better than a movie.
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Post by theRavenflight on Aug 19, 2016 8:20:58 GMT -5
I really wish it, too...I remember being younger and always browsing online for news of a Warriors movie, and I would believe every single rumor. At this point I don't think a movie will ever happen, but I wish at least a TV show would...
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Post by SurvivorDogStorm309 on Aug 19, 2016 14:10:00 GMT -5
I really wish it, too...I remember being younger and always browsing online for news of a Warriors movie, and I would believe every single rumor. At this point I don't think a movie will ever happen, but I wish at least a TV show would... Same here I wish so bad a movie could've happend but in truth I like the sound of Tv show much better! |
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Post by Stormheart on Aug 20, 2016 6:47:35 GMT -5
Honestly, I really don't want a movie. It'd be way to boring. Here's why: Like it or not little kids would be watching it and asking why the cats are fighting. Let's face it. Warriors is dark like a PG-13 movie rating, which is a death sentence for animated films. They'd make it kid-friendly and cut out characters or combine them. It'd be terrible. I wanted a movie at first to though... If they make a PG-13 one I'll see it though  |
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Post by Stormheart on Aug 20, 2016 7:23:23 GMT -5
Yeah, I liked Zootopia though |
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Post by SurvivorDogStorm309 on Aug 20, 2016 7:30:24 GMT -5
Yeah, I liked Zootopia though Sadly I haven't seen that yet but I seen clips it looks great gee the shows I watched as a kid did have characters die off and some Disney villains died some horrible deaths. Most kid tv shows or movie's lately I am very disappointed in at times. There are a few good ones parents complained about the Good Dinosaur when the father died that it was to much like the older films sorry it's what kids need. |
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Post by Clarity on Sept 10, 2016 16:13:22 GMT -5
I'm not sure anyone is ready for a Warriors TV series.
It could be a bit much for children, so it might be better just to stick to the books.
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Post by Ƈяσωѕσηg on Sept 11, 2016 3:38:45 GMT -5
I'm agreeing with the points and reasons talked about in this video here about why there shouldn't be a Warriors movie:
As for a Warriors TV series, it would be easier to fit the books into an entire animated storyline and there probably wouldn't need to be any character cuts or any shortening of the story itself (I'd imagine it'd be similar to how the series Avatar: The Last Airbender was, with the opening giving the book title and chapter, as well as dubbing the episode in particular with a title of its own), however like others have mentioned it could be targeted at younger audiences and may not be what we'd expect, despite how dark in nature the books themselves are.
Plus with the shutdown of the WCF likely due to financial issues, I highly doubt the Erins would turn around and make a TV series, much less give permission to an animation studio to use their material. Then again, it could be the one thing that the Erins need in finances, should they and HC earn anything based on ratings and syndication of the series.
And because the Warriors books have readers that vary widely in age, I don't think it'd ever become something close to an anime. In style maybe, like the old Teen Titans, or again, Avatar: TLA, but nothing more than that.
Whether we do or don't get a TV series, it may not be what we expect it to be as I said before, and at the same time has the risk of turning away any readers and fans like us the books have now, which would bring profits down, and that is the last thing the Erins need.
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Post by Soαrιɴɢ Bloѕѕoмѕ ✿ on Sept 11, 2016 22:54:26 GMT -5
Honestly, idk if that would work out.
The series' fan base is more or less stagnant, with the majority of them being adults that may or may not be able to watch the show that's allotted at a particular time either due to lack of tv or time constraints from RL responsibilities. Thus decreasing viewership almost right off the bat.
In addition to that, the series would probably be targeted to anyone above 10, since that's the most popular demographic, but due to all the violence in the series, and countless mentions of rather graphic deaths (Tigerstar's is the first to come to mind), they'd either have to add blood and change the demographic range (which won't happen) or they'll have to remove blood/excessive violence altogether, which could possibly affect the overall quality of the series (unless they can pull it off like Fairy Tail did).
So basically, the series, due to its older longterm fan base and various moments of excessive violence, probably wouldn't be viable as a television series. But hey, we can all dream.
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Post by Amber on Sept 13, 2016 21:25:09 GMT -5
I do know this might not happen I watched the 90s shows grew up with them they had deaths and dark tones to them which made them excellent shows had character depth and everything. Now everything is so softened down compared of what I grew up with any more most tv shows example the new teen titans I so wish they trash it sorry to people who like it I seen the original and to be truthful a cartoon that says lets remove responsibility is reckless to teach kids. Really I just shake my head at these new tv shows for children my only concern is they are going to go out into the world thinking it is all rainbows and sunshine no death or any other bad thing happening There are a few shows that do have good lessons about life but the majority is nothing but lets make it funny and stupid as possible. The reason I would like to see a Warriors tv show is because it teaches about real life and has great lessons in them which alot of the shows in my opinion are missing greatly I just miss those types of shows. but I hardly see it happening all because of the gore but come on like most kids don't watch anything with gore these days. But I get it. I do't remember many cartoons from my childhood, but I remember watching things like Kim Possible, Danny Phantom, old Fairly Odd Parents and Gargoyles. Speaking of the last show, I remember it being dark, but enjoying it. Seriously, if we could get a show similarly styled to that, I think it'd be awesome! As for the gore in warriors, they don't have to show it. For example, they can show someone dying by have blood splatter on rocks on the ground. |
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Post by Amber on Sept 14, 2016 15:59:41 GMT -5
Amber Yes they could do that have blood spatter on rocks I also watched them shows and more  and I agree with you! Awesome! On Kate's blog, I did an article about this. I don't remember everything I said, but if people would want SE and novellas to be included in the works, they could be like T.V. movies or specials. I know Danny Phantom did at least one for their series finale. Kim Possible has done a few and so has The Fairly Odd Parents. |
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Post by Amber on Sept 14, 2016 16:47:58 GMT -5
Thank you, SurvivorDogStorm309. With those types of stories being made into specials/made for T.V. movies, it wouldn't distract from the story. It could also be a way to separate seasons. For example, the first arc would be the first season. The second arc would be the second season and so on. (And yes, Gargoyles was amazing from what I remember! Honestly, I need to see if I can find episodes anywhere.) |
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Post by Amber on Sept 14, 2016 17:13:52 GMT -5
SurvivorDogStorm309 Though I'm not as big of a fan of Warriors as I once was, it'd be awesome to see this series gain more fans. I mean, on blogClan, I've noticed a huge change in people joining. When I first joined, there were a ton of apprentices and a few warriors. Many of the apprentices disappeared and so, there were less. Now, There's tons of kits(Elementary school), apprentices(Middle school) and warriors(College and High school) on the blog. (Also, Warriors isn't the only thing Harper Collin's is selling. There's Seekers, Survivors and countless other books from Adult, to Christian to Children's books. I mean, just look at this Wikipedia page! Link: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HarperCollins. Although, this may have to do with them not wanting to put Warriors products like mugs, shirts, stickers, etc. on the market. Someone on Kate's blog mentioned Warriors merchandise and Kate said that HC didn't want to merchandise warriors.)
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Post by Amber on Sept 14, 2016 19:22:36 GMT -5
SurvivorDogStorm309 I don't get it either. With something as popular as Warriors and with fans buying fan-made merchandise, you'd think HC would want to expand their business, but I guess not. Still, having Warriors merchandise would be cool.
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Post by Amber on Sept 14, 2016 22:35:59 GMT -5
SurvivorDogStorm309 That sounds awesome! Yeah, they do. Personally, I've lost almost all interest in the main story and have replaced the canon universe with my own. I really only check the wiki and talk about the series because I like talking to other fans and I want to know what happens to the cats I actually care about.
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Post by Sand-CAT128 on Sept 16, 2016 3:03:03 GMT -5
it might kinda wreak it though...
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Post by Deleted on Sept 22, 2016 4:56:37 GMT -5
i would love one as long as they didn't screw it up |
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and I agree with you!
