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LinkLover96 [2011-07-18 21:42:36 +0000 UTC]

Dexter is so cute!
Dee Dee is great too! Great job!

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timbox129 [2011-07-15 18:29:37 +0000 UTC]

Wow....my favorite TV show of all time...Dexter's La-Bor-A-Tor-y!

Well, Faceybooty18, out of the six characters you drew, Dexter, Dee Dee, Lee Lee, and Mee Mee are my 4 favorite characters from Dexter's Laboratory, with Lee Lee and Mee Mee being my two favorite female characters from Dexter's Lab, though I like Dee Dee's Asian Friend, Lee Lee, the most out of Dee Dee, Lee Lee, and Mee Mee, which are three of the girls that you drew.

And Faceybooty18, I have a Dexter's Laboratory movie idea of my own, a big screen live action/animated fantasy epic saga combining and featuring characters from Dexter's Laboratory and the Powerpuff Girls, and done in the spirit of J.R.R. Tolkien's three-volume fantasy masterwork that is The Lord of the Rings, as well as with the Dexter's Laboratory and Powerpuff Girls characters realized in my movie project as traditional 2D hand drawn cel animated cartoon characters (and done in the same character design and animation art styles as those for the 1996-1998 episodes of Dexter's Lab, that for the Ego Trip TV special, and those for the pre-Movie 1998-2001 episodes of Powerpuff Girls), rather than rely on CGI or live human actors.

Besides Dexter and Dee Dee themselves, the main central lead female character protagonist and heroine and heart of my epic Dexter's Lab movie saga, is going to be...

Lee Lee, the Asian friend of Dee Dee, Dexter's sister, portrayed in my movie as as a mighty and heroic warrior princess girl who will be rather like a young 11-year-old female version of Samurai Jack, or in other words, an 11-year-old version of the legendary Chinese warrior maiden named Mulan, but not, as originally created for Dexter’s Lab, the idiotic girl who love cutesy stuff and toys as well as ballet, and who, along with her friends, Dee Dee and Mee Mee, would not actually fight crime (as in the Dexter’s Laboratory Charlie’s Angels Parody and Spoof, G.I.R.L. Squad), and also referred to as "The Avatar" and "The Princess of Shangara" among other aliases.

My Dexter's Lab movie project, and even the live action aspects of it, should be realized using real 35mm Panavision anamorphic motion picture film cameras (and framed at a 2.35:1 aspect ratio for the regular, non-IMAX portions) and real 15/70mm IMAX motion picture film cameras, and it should combine live action, with traditional 2D hand drawn cel cartoon animation, and special and visual effects wizardry, some involving the latest digital advances in technology, and others, as old as cinema and animation themselves, in a more natural, more organic, more interactive, more intuitive, and more incredibly well-done way that is not truly achieved since 1988's Who Framed Roger Rabbit and 1996's Space Jam.

Skywalker Sound should be responsible for the sound work for Dexter's Odyssey, even doing a 7.1-channel audio mix even for the regular theatrical, D-Cinema theatrical and home video releases.

And I think the original musical score for Dexter's Odyssey should be an epic cinematic musical score incorporating full orchestral sounds and unusual, exotic, ethnic instrumental and vocal musical sounds from around the world, as well as some electronic synthesizer/computer sounds.

I think the compositing of the traditional 2D hand drawn cel animated Dexter's Laboratory cartoon character elements with live action, miniature, digital, and/or other elements should be awarded to Weta Digital, Peter Jackson's digital effects company.

To ease the burden on Weta, I think I'll let other special and visual effects vendors share the effects work, with George Lucas' Industrial Light and Magic, or ILM, for short, compositing the traditional 2D hand drawn cel animated the Powerpuff Girls cartoon character elements with live action, miniature, digital, and/or other elements.

I think Dexter's Odyssey should be co-released and co-distributed by not one, but two or so major Hollywood studios: Warner Bros. Pictures and/or 20th Century Fox, and I also think it should be co-financed and co-produced by Cartoon Network, Legendary Pictures and/or Regency Enterprises.

If I ever finish the Dexter's Odyssey project in time for its debut at someplace like the Cannes Film Festival, hopefully, it should be the first live action/animated movie ever to win its highest award, The Palme D'or, or Golden Palm...or maybe not.

I think my Dexter's Lab movie project should be more of a serious epic fantasy adventure that tells a mythic, powerful and dramatic epic tale of good vs. evil, among other topics, than being fun, silly, clever, and cartoony.

And it should also be three story ideas in one:
A) A crossover story with the Dexter's Laboratory and The Powerpuff Girls characters (Even though characters from the latter may not meet Dexter, Dee Dee, Lee Lee, and Mee Mee until which time Dexter, Dee Dee, and her two friends travels eastward to the other side of their world)
B) A serious epic fantasy adventure actioner that feels real and that tells a mythic, powerful and dramatic epic tale of good vs. evil among other topics, and told in the spirit and vein of J.R.R. Tolkien, among other fantasy authors, and with bits, and pieces, and layers and elements of world mythology and storytelling, and even world history past and present or so.
and
C) A fantastical adventure story that incorporates dinosaurs, dragon, giant robots (think the Transformers, the Autobots and Decepitcons, but in a mystical fantasy setting), and other fantastic entertainments.

That project should be called "Dexter's Odyssey"

And here's what the logo should look like:

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(Back to you, What did the logo for my Dexter's Laboratory movie idea, Dexter's Odyssey, look like to you, especially in terms of lettering, style, look, and appearance? Did it look ancient or what?)

And as for the plot:

"In the world of "Dexter's Odyssey", dinosaurs still roamed, fire-breathing dragons rule the skies, and mystical god-like spirit beings given human or animal form known as 'avatars' shapes the fates of all living things, for good or for ill.

These mystical and mythical lands were ruled wth a iron fist by Mandark, a cruel, powerful, and utterly evil Dark Lord being, who is in fact, an avatar of Tarogoth, evil leader of the immense Titans, chief enemies of the gods, and who invested in a combination of his great, terrible magic, and high technology to try to conquer and enslave all of the world's free peoples.

But above anything and anyone else, however, Mandark fears one thing: An ancient prophecy foretelling the end of his evil reign and power at the hands of an 'avatar', one who is born a young baby princess in the realm of Shangara, a China-and/or-Japan-inspired land leading the fight against Mandark and his evil forces, and one of Dee Dee's friends, an Asian girl by the name of Lee Lee, who, when she is born as such a newborn child, was sent away from her home kingdom for safety reasons as well as avoid falling into Mandark's clutches, and was brought up by a Reptarian-Townsvillean family of distant relatives and cousins but of Shangaran descent (led by patriarch Taikiroh) and said baby girl grew up to be Dee Dee's Asian friend, Lee Lee, though she was cheerfully unaware of the prophetic destiny she is to fulfill.

Upon hearing the prophetic destiny of one of Dexter's sister Dee Dee's friends for the first time, Dexter and Dee Dee ends their feud to form an alliance with Lee Lee and Mee Mee (the latter, Dee Dee's black friend), and together, and the four of them sets off on an epic, if dangerous journey across exotic, distant, faraway lands to kill the evil Dark Lord, Mandark and ensure the safety of their world from the forces of evil. Dexter, Dee Dee, Lee Lee and Mee Mee later reach the other side of their world by traveling eastward, where they, along with Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup (The Powerpuff Girls themselves), Professor Utonium, and even Mojo Jojo must unite and rally the Free Peoples of their World, which, along with them, are ultimately victorious in the last, great war against Mandark and his evil forces."

Sorry it is a long comment/essay, and sorry for rambling on and being off-topic, faceybooty18, but Dexter's Odyssey should hopefully and possibly destined to become not only of the greatest big screen megahits or so of all time, but also one of the great cinematic masterpieces of all time.

And even so, would Dexter's Odyssey be great and awesome or kickass or what?

And even if my Dexter's Odyssey project and I may try and stop the dramatic decrease in actual good, quality cartoons (especially those on television and especially those of the 1990's), would you still pay to go see Dexter's Odyssey?

This is Timbox129 speaking.

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SkyHope [2011-07-15 16:22:45 +0000 UTC]

This is so cute and awesome!! :3

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