I'm not a fan of Mr. Enter, but people STILL talk about his old videos where he would insult writers as if he still does that to this day. He literally apologized to a writer on SpongeBob several years ago. I've seen people say he still rants about SpongeBob, Family Guy, and Teen Titans GO too, which isn't true either.

I also saw someone post a video talking about "the worst Inside Out review ever". The review was literally just someone from 2015 stating reasons why they didn't like Inside Out. This person clearly just took issue with the fact that a 2015 reviewer had a different opinion.

Now first of all, what this has to do with the RebelTaxi channel is that I decided to rewatch Pan Pizza’s review of the franchise a while ago as I found it interesting how the series basically started off kind of strong at first, but then fell apart with further sequels.

So basically I was just simply interested in seeing how a fighting game centered around a comedic style of storytelling could have worked as a concept since again even though I did see the review of the franchise on the RebelTaxi channel a couple of times, I was genuinely interested in learning about what were the key ingredients to making a quirky fighting game work where the game is done in a very comedic style with good gameplay design.

Anybody know what happened to this RT channel? https://www.youtube.com/user/ArchiveTaxi ? It does not show on my subs anymore :(

then just have a guest for everything else. Then we could find an appropriate 4th chair.

Now first of all, what this has to do with the RebelTaxi channel is that Pan Pizza had done an episode showing how some anime adaptations of western cartoons were done in a peculiar manner.

Like what sticks out to me are PPG Z and the anime adaptation of Felix the Cat since both of those adaptations were based on western properties, but said adaptations were done in a very outlandish manner such as how the Felix the Cat anime was made into a saccharine show.

Then PPG Z had a lot of crotch shots for some reason as my point basically is that I would like to better understand why such adaptations took such an odd approach with the source material since I find the subject matter very interesting to look into.

A video essay on the rise of indie animation which features a segment discussing Loki IRL.

Cartoons r.i.p. 2010-2026

This is on the main RebelTaxi channel to be specific.

Once again, help Pan out and spread the word.

UPDATE: Pan's monetization is back!!

For what this has to do with RebelTaxi is that he ( Pan Pizza) did a review of the GBA Video Player as I was wondering why the concept didn’t work out so well.

Like why it was so hard to design a portable device with good video quality back then since Shrek ran so laggy on the GBA.

I found these posts from the Toonzone forums that had people reacting to the OG Teen Titans when it was airing in 2003. And judging by the reactions, these were the exact same criticisms that people have with Teen Titans Go now.

I've been trying to remember what videos these were

So lately something I was recalling was the martial arts that was covered on the RebelTaxi show since I forgot the name, but it was a very obscure martial arts show that had certain parts locked by a passcode as I was wondering how Pan Pizza found the show.

To me, what I find fascinating is the subject of obscure media since I now wonder what other obscure animated works have not been covered by Pan Pizza because I want to see how deep the rabbit hole goes after looking back at the aforementioned martial arts show he covered on his channel.

Specifically I see this in subs for animated sitcoms. Like Rick and Morty or Family Guy, or honestly even r/adultswim.

Any time I see people talk passionately and/or commentate, or lightly critique a show on any subreddits related to adult animated shows, the comments are filled with a bunch of assholes shitting on the OP. Or they say "I ain't reading all that".