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* [[Crosses the Line Twice]]: All of the graphic gore and raunchy jokes are humorously exaggerated. |
* [[Crosses the Line Twice]]: All of the graphic gore and raunchy jokes are humorously exaggerated. |
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* [[Cult Classic]]: Since it is the only early 2000s DC cartoon geared towards an adult audience, it is starting to go towards this. |
* [[Cult Classic]]: Since it is the only early 2000s DC cartoon geared towards an adult audience, it is starting to go towards this. |
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* [[Dude, Not Funny]]: Seeing the Ten Commandments covered in snake could be offensive to religious people. |
* [[Dude, Not Funny]]: Seeing the Ten Commandments covered in snake vomit could be offensive to religious people. |
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* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Sunny Jim due to his unique design. |
* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Sunny Jim due to his unique design. |
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* [[Fan Dumb]]: Those who only knew Lobo from ''[[Superman: The Animated Series]]'' thought that in this cartoon he was exaggerated into [[Darker and Edgier]] territory when in actuality he's far more true to his comic book incarnation. |
* [[Fan Dumb]]: Those who only knew Lobo from ''[[Superman: The Animated Series]]'' thought that in this cartoon he was exaggerated into [[Darker and Edgier]] territory when in actuality he's far more true to his comic book incarnation. |
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* [[Narm Charm]]: Many compared the animation to ''[[Hotel Mario]]'', but this time there is more effort. |
* [[Narm Charm]]: Many compared the animation to ''[[Hotel Mario]]'', but this time there is more effort. |
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* [[Nausea Fuel]]: The graphic violence can be a little hard to watch. |
* [[Nausea Fuel]]: The graphic violence can be a little hard to watch. |
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* [[Rated "M" for Money]]: This is DC's first attempt at adult animation. |
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** While it is the very first adult-oriented DC cartoon, more successful attempts have made it not get first credit. |
** While it is the very first adult-oriented DC cartoon, more successful attempts have made it not get first credit. |
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Latest revision as of 02:53, 9 December 2021
These things about Lobo (web series) are subjective - not everyone will agree with all of them.
- Accidental Innuendo: "Wait 'til you hear what Sunny Jim asked me to swallow."
- Awesome Music: The background rock music is great to listen to.
- Crosses the Line Twice: All of the graphic gore and raunchy jokes are humorously exaggerated.
- Cult Classic: Since it is the only early 2000s DC cartoon geared towards an adult audience, it is starting to go towards this.
- Dude, Not Funny: Seeing the Ten Commandments covered in snake vomit could be offensive to religious people.
- Ensemble Darkhorse: Sunny Jim due to his unique design.
- Fan Dumb: Those who only knew Lobo from Superman: The Animated Series thought that in this cartoon he was exaggerated into Darker and Edgier territory when in actuality he's far more true to his comic book incarnation.
- Friendly Fandoms: It has one with the Harley Quinn cartoon and The Suicide Squad due to the similar adult-oriented tone and shock humor.
- Launcher of a Thousand Ships: Lobo has been in tons of shipping with other fictional females.
- Memetic Mutation:
- Lobo yelling "This is crap" has been used for low-quality works.
- Lobo saying "frag" has been used in videos where "fuck" was used, including clips of Kevin Michael Richardson.
- Darlene's swearing has been used on videos of Frankie Foster and Azula.
- Memetic Badass: Lobo can be memetically exaggerated.
- Most Wonderful Sound: Lobo's rock motifs are hardcore.
- Narm Charm: Many compared the animation to Hotel Mario, but this time there is more effort.
- Nausea Fuel: The graphic violence can be a little hard to watch.
- Rated "M" for Money: This is DC's first attempt at adult animation.
- Seinfeld Is Unfunny:
- While it is the very first adult-oriented DC cartoon, more successful attempts have made it not get first credit.
- While the audio quality and animation were revolutionary at the time, they are now seen as lackluster.
- Signature Scene: All of "Lobo for President".
- Special Effects Failure: Many agree that the animation is bad.
- So Okay It's Average: While it is close to the comics, the animation felt lacking.
- They Changed It, Now It Sucks: Some comic book fans didn't like how Darlene was changed from a heroic redheaded humanoid to a lippy blonde human.
- Tough Act to Follow:
- While Lobo isn't voiced by Brad Garrett, Greg Eagles and Kevin Michael Richardson did a pretty good job voicing Lobo.
- Dee Bradley Baker did a great job voicing Sunny Jim, but Tom Kenny who replaced Baker did a decent job.
- Uncanny Valley: The stiff animation makes some of the characters look unintentionally spooky.
- Values Dissonance: Averted. The reason why it got retooled from a Kids' WB show into an adult-oriented web series is because having an adult-oriented character like Lobo be the lead of a show would make it problematic for a family-friendly show.
- Values Resonance:
- Sunny Jim is a realistic portrayal of an incel.
- Darlene rightfully dumps Lobo knowing he wants casual sex with her.
- Slaz and Major Snake are positive examples of gay men despite being killed off.
- In "Arms and the Main Man", there is a third restroom for non-binary aliens.
- "Lobo for President" holds up as a thought-out satire for unsuitable politicians.
- Vindicated by History: The success of the Guardians of the Galaxy films (set in space with Aliens Speaking English) and the Deadpool films (also featuring a hilarious adult-oriented anti-hero) has made people think of the cartoon as ahead of its time. DC's success with The Suicide Squad and the Harley Quinn cartoon made it even more vindicated.
- What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?: While it is based on a DC character, like the comics, it is filled with strong language, sexual content and graphic violence. It doesn't help that the voice actors and the writer are known for more family-friendly cartoons.
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