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Re: anything lion guard

PostPosted: December 27th, 2018, 12:26 am
by Kallo
Hey, everyone! Been a while since I've posted here. Hope everyone's doing well! :) I've been watching the episodes as they've been airing, despite the rough schedule. Have been finding the quality of the episodes a bit varying. I'm kinda past the point of expecting anything super crazy big from this series anymore, so I'm just casually enjoying the show as long as it lasts. Any news on the possibility of Season 3 being the last season as has been discussed for a while now?

I did find today (apparently this happened over 6 months ago, but the schedule for the show is even more erratic here, so I can't keep up) that the Finnish dub got our very own original voice actor for Scar back into the role, which is no small feat and has made me really happy. They're really putting a lot of effort into the dub over here, and I almost wanna watch it more in my language now, heh, which is rare. I'm so excited for Scar's VA to be back, since I've always found him the best voice for Scar and to me, it feels so much more like the "real Scar" now. I held out hope he'd return cause we got much of the original cast in the series, but he isn't as known for voice acting as on-screen acting, so I wasn't exactly expecting it. Here's a very short clip if anyone's interested in how he sounds: https://youtu.be/Zqybn13EQ3k. Unfortunately found out they couldn't get Zira's original VA back (who also voiced Sarabi in TLK1), but the new one who voices her here is also very good so no complaints from me.

Re: anything lion guard

PostPosted: December 28th, 2018, 2:38 am
by JackStover
101 Dalmatian Street premiered internationally this month. I still find it absurd how 101 Dalmatians got the cartoon for older kids, but the cartoon based on The Lion King got trapped in the preschool webbing. 101 Dalmatian Street will go on to find a much broader audience, with much more acclaim, while the vast majority of people never gave The Lion Guard a chance because it is, at the end of the day, a preschool cartoon.

Demographics matter. Somebody is going to be less ashamed watching something made for older kids, like SpongeBob or Gumball, than they are of something that is on the same level as Dora the Explorer and Paw Patrol.

I feel like The Lion Guard was never truly preschool. The songs are the only things that are. Its writing is fairly consistent with TV-Y7 cartoons and season two has even had proper continuity. But The Lion Guard is and will always be a preschool cartoon and that hurt it so, so much.

Re: anything lion guard

PostPosted: December 31st, 2018, 10:46 pm
by Gemini
[quote="Kallo"] I'm so excited for Scar's VA to be back, since I've always found him the best voice for Scar and to me, it feels so much more like the "real Scar"[/quote]

Never really posted in here since I've never watched The Lion Guard (aside from RotR in 2015) but as someone who as a young teenager used to listen to dubs of TLK songs in various languages I have to say I agree with this - the Finnish Scar VA always stood out to me as being distinctly better than many of the others.

Re: anything lion guard

PostPosted: January 7th, 2019, 4:07 am
by HasiraKali
[quote="HasiraKali"]I can never find TLG stuff at Party City because it's always sold out.

This was in my Mickey Monitor (Passholder Magazine) for this month. We're big Vampirina fans in this house, so we'll be going to this even though no one in our group is the target audience :lol:

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So we saw this show last week. It was super cute! The Lion Guard segment was at the end and Timon basically taught the kids a dance called the "Zuka Zama" which everyone then did as they danced to... Zuka Zama. It was pretty fun to be honest. It was fun to see the littles excited about TLG.

Also saw TONS of TLG shirts and lots of kids carrying around plush Kions.

Re: anything lion guard

PostPosted: January 10th, 2019, 2:56 am
by Panpardus
So apparently the last four episodes of the season -- "Pride Landers Unite!", "The Queen's Visit", "The Fall of Mizimu Grove" and "Fire from the Sky" -- have already aired in Ukraine, and some clips exist on YouTube if you feel like looking around for them, including part of the song from "The Fall of Mizimu Grove", which sounds really beautiful and I'm genuinely looking forward to hearing the whole thing. (They're using the Ukranian dub of course.) Also, episode synopses and loose descriptions exist on the Lion Guard Wiki for anyone who wants to check it out. I won't discuss anything further just to avoid spoilers.

Re: anything lion guard

PostPosted: January 12th, 2019, 3:37 pm
by Ninclow
Why do episodes of an American show get released with a dub more than eleven days early in Ukraine of all places?

Re: anything lion guard

PostPosted: January 15th, 2019, 1:40 am
by SimbasGuard
[quote="Kallo"]that the Finnish dub got our very own original voice actor for Scar back into the role, which is no small feat and has made me really happy. They're really putting a lot of effort into the dub over here, and I almost wanna watch it more in my language now, heh, which is rare. I'm so excited for Scar's VA to be back, since I've always found him the best voice for Scar and to me, it feels so much more like the "real Scar" now.[/quote]

That is just too awesome 8-) :thumbsup:

[quote="JackStover"]101 Dalmatian Street premiered internationally this month. I still find it absurd how 101 Dalmatians got the cartoon for older kids, but the cartoon based on The Lion King got trapped in the preschool webbing. 101 Dalmatian Street will go on to find a much broader audience, with much more acclaim, while the vast majority of people never gave The Lion Guard a chance because it is, at the end of the day, a preschool cartoon.

Demographics matter. Somebody is going to be less ashamed watching something made for older kids, like SpongeBob or Gumball, than they are of something that is on the same level as Dora the Explorer and Paw Patrol.

I feel like The Lion Guard was never truly preschool. The songs are the only things that are. Its writing is fairly consistent with TV-Y7 cartoons and season two has even had proper continuity. But The Lion Guard is and will always be a preschool cartoon and that hurt it so, so much.[/quote]

I agree with everything you said. I adore The Lion Guard and it does not feel like a Preschool show to me either. Tying it into Lion King Canon was brilliant, but targeting a preschool audince was a huge mistake. The show had a much broader appeal just by the virtue of being connected to The Lion King Franchise.

[quote="Ninclow"]Why do episodes of an American show get released with a dub more than eleven days early in Ukraine of all places?[/quote]

That makes no sense to me at all :? I could make a political reference here, but I won't ;) :lol:

On the upside Season 2 has one more episode that we thought we were getting :thumbsup:

Re: anything lion guard

PostPosted: January 28th, 2019, 2:04 pm
by zerodix
after Pride Landers Unite, we have 3 episodes left for season 2: the queens visit, the fall of Muzimu grove and Fire from the Sky, that will be the final episode of season 2. All have aired in Ukraine but the release dates for the rest of the world are still unknown, except 18th february for TQV.

Re: anything lion guard

PostPosted: April 9th, 2019, 3:43 pm
by Elton John
new blind bags are coming, I think Zira is a part of it.

Re: anything lion guard

PostPosted: August 3rd, 2019, 9:32 am
by JackStover
DELETE'D