Red Warlock

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Alex Krumwiede. Artist, animator, creator of Ember Alley. Weightlifter. Dom hypnotist. Heathen warlock. Dorsai Irregular. Amputee (r leg). 🏳️‍🌈 Gay/Poly, He/Him. Michigan transplant in Seattle.

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Dr. Jay, PHD in Moon Bunnies@drjaycaline.bsky.social5.11.2026 22:09
Guaranteed 65-episode cartoon runs!
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Geonn Cannon@geonncannon.bsky.social5.11.2026 22:08
No, with 6-10 episodes you get a movie chopped up into installments. First and second episodes are vital to the plot, then they spin their wheels with slow/boring episodes, then wrap up the story in the last two episodes. Two hours of story stretched out across those ten episodes.
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Woj@swojack.bsky.social5.11.2026 22:07
Minimum. I think the desire to eliminate world and character building episodes or even scenes that don't advance a vital main plot interest had done a lot of damage to high budget TV shows and causes us to feel less invested in the characters and world.
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Woj@swojack.bsky.social5.11.2026 22:07
Just saw this and replied with a similar point. My own is that it makes the character and world feel more real to us as watchers and when you have "unnecessary" episodes that don't advance the main story it creates a world that feels like it exists outside of just this one single main plot.
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