Megakat City

All this confusion over who has the rights to what is why I wish the Tremblays had retained ownership of SWAT Kats, just as Eastman and Laird did with Ninja Turtles.

At the very least, I'd like to see the Revolution series bible that was promised. That way, even if the show never gets made we can write our own episodes, kind of like the Bucky O'Hare web series that Kooshmeister wrote for back in the day.

I have no idea if they're officially licensed or not, but they're for sale.

Mikazo wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 29, 2018 3:34 pm

It's also possible that some people who didn't donate to the Kickstarter may simply be waiting to purchase the product once it is finished.

And those people might have been the wisest of us all.

I have a question for the Tremblays: "What can you talk about regarding Revolution?"

FeralStopSign Lets just forget the SWAT Kats revival altogether and go with an Enforcers spin off instead. Why not do both? Make Revolution , then follow it up with an accompanying series about Feral and Felina modernizing the Enforcers to make them competitive with the SWAT Kats. I find it interes...

"I shall call him... mini T-Bone!"

I continue to be amazed by SWAT Kats fans' ability to explain the series' plot holes. Once again, I realize that we take the show (or at least certain aspects of it) more seriously than the writers did.

I definitely want more Enforcer love in Revolution . SergeantRoger Agreed. Isn't it a plot point on Revolution that both the supervillians and the Enforcers have improved their technology? If not, it should be IMHO. It would also help justify the new hacker character's presence on the team--for onc...

Kooshmeister wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 16, 2018 10:23 pm

Behold my incredibly boring voice...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx0bqDRBHcA

Don't worry, Koosh,I've heard worse voices. (My own, for example.) I think you did a good job retelling the script.