Surely at least some of you here can do as well if not better than people being paid to write professionally.
>A bunch of teenagers were chosen by the powers of light to combat and imprison a great evil for 1000 years with the power of friendship and love.
>They succeeded in doing this 50 years ago and have since settled down and made families, one of them even being a grandparent as of recently.
>However after this shit happening consistently every thousand years over and over again the evil actually planned for it this time and made a plot for his previous subordinates to release him by kidnapping the ex-heroes' children and using their latent powers of love and friendship to break his prison and empower him more than ever.
>The prior heroes, now all just over the hill and entering their golden years, must once again don their old equipment and use long faded skills to rescue their darling children and kill this fucking bad guy once and for all
tl;dr, The The expendables, but with the cast of a typical shonen story.
Or: a bunch of old people kick ass
How about, a bunch of old vaudeville acts, recreated by talking animals?
A bunch of whites die.
THE PRESIDENT...
IS A DUCK!!!
Joseph Conrad's 'Nostromo', except everyone is an animal.
>Write a Plot for Comic or Cartoon
Nah
>>84357603
Here a plot for a Family Guy episode:
>Peter wake up one morning with a rectal cancer.
>Him and his family goes to the hospital and they learn the rectal cancer is actually very advanced and there are no treatments.
>Peter start to cry.
>Brian try to comfort him by making him listen a mixed song of Milli Vanilli and "Ice Ice Baby" of Vanilla Ice.
>The rectal cancer is actually a real entity and the tumor is expelled of Peter's bloody anus with a bloody gore shit because the song is too shitty.
>The tumor wants to conquers the world, he needs to eat asian and indian people for grow up more.
>Meg falls in love with the tumor and they have sex.
>The tumor finally becomes giant and start to attacks Quahog after killing half of the town's population with gore shit again.
>The tumor is killed by Stewie's giant Hulk Hogan robot, they fights with the music "Burning Heart" of Survivor on the background.
>Meg lays a giant disgusting egg.
>Quagmire masturbate on this new fetish and the others ones vomits.
>A disgusting hybrid born, more stronger than his father and defeat Stewie.
>Adam West become again Batman and defeat the tumor hybrid in a gross explosion, because he actually gives a native american to the tumor hybrid and not an Indian from India, also the native american was drunk.
>The episode is concluded by every characters vomiting on Meg.
A group of four 10-12 year old girls discover how to pleasure themselves and startdoing excercise and eat vegetables to feel healthy and good. After that they discover martial arts and aim to be the champions, without realizing sooner or later they will have to fight eachother, risking their friendship
>actual good or memorable movie
>with cartoon animals / kids
>>84357603
I already have. Its a mostly dialogue free short about a character hitchhiking.
>>84358577
post it
>>84358614
No.
Unlike most of the people here I'd like to eventually finish it.
>a 30 minute short about a single day from the POV of different children across America
>it all centers around their communities reaction to a national disaster
Produced by Michael Moore
white guy on 4chan that always /pol/ing the threads up learn he can change race as his super power
shoots up a ghetto and make all the dumb stereotypes for the laughs and then realize he can't change his race back and will forever be stuck as black.
prison scene
prison ward
>"you know my little sister was one of the victims anon"
>"she have her husbands last name so one one knows we are related"
>"that's pretty good actually because for the next decades or so I'm going to make your life a living hell"
end credit music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5BL4RNFr58
World war 3 happen but before the nuke hit, Demon and Angel arrive through Spaceship and Portal gate, destroy all the nukes but alsotake over the world
Earth turn into a hub world for all kind of mythical races from different planets, instead of being opress pr living in a hell hole, Demon and Angel share their magic and technology to the human.
But peace don't last long. A death of a god, who is worship by the demon, undead. Give angel an oppurtunity to wake a war at the demon.
Fearing the war could put Earth in a dangerous position, a hero rise up to fight for peace at the same time, revive the death god
>Be college student studying to be an archeology major in marvel
> Travel to Egypt to study ruins for your last semester.
> your family calls you, your brother who worked for shield got killed in a hydra attack to his facility.
> get drunk and go a rampage inside the ruins when suddenly a statue of Horus starts talking to you.
> You accept to become its avatar in exchange for power to avenge your brother
Meanwhile....
> Be recruited by Hydra to infiltrate shield, trained by their best you finally managed to infiltrate the installation where they keep decommissioned strains of the extremis virus.
> The idea is to use the virus to enhance the rank and file of Hydra easily and reliably, and being able to give your underlings the powers that you want and need.
> prepare a fake death to avoid compromising the other moles working inside.
> YFW the Hydra agent is the guy's brother
Rate pls
>The ZZZPD is in charge of protecting dreamers from nightmares.
>Zee is a young officer who is struggling to get out from under the shadow of her sister - The ZZZPD's most celebrated officer. She is willing to use increasingly underhanded methods to achieve this.
>Zost is Zee's partner. An old, cynical cop who's attitude has driven away everyone else in his life. He's bothered by Zee's recent actions, but is hesitant to chase away his only remaining friend.
![Robert_Horton_Ward_Bond_Wagon_Train[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/56mVs8h.jpg "Robert_Horton_Ward_Bond_Wagon_Train[1].jpg")
>>84357603
Star Trek as a Western.
Basically, it would follow a group of wagoners traveling across the country, stopping by various towns, encountering locals, bandits, Natives, and eventually (usually) getting caught up in some kind of conflict because of it.
It's a show about the journey, not the destination; the characters (wagon captain, wagon security officer, etc) are all traveling in search of a better life while trying to survive in a land where law and chaos are in constant battle with each other. Morality is grey, but ultimately the tone is positive.
Each episode would tell the story, or be focused on, the main characters and mirrored in the conflicts of the episode.
>Class of kids
>Everyone except them drops out of existence
>They have to fend for themselves
A episodic series about a Dad who is a big time vegas magician, and his son who is an apprentice who hangs around the backstage learning to be a magician like his dad. Dad is bit of a mess up and trying to bond with his son, which seems to be over magic (His magic is real but he plays it off like the fake kind, only the son knows.) Side characters include vegas cliches like show girls, a talking white rabbit, gangsters, and an evil rival "illusionist".
Think Pg Rick and Morty if rick was Dr.strange.
>>84361302
That seems pretty cool, and it would allow the series to add a whole bunch of magical shit and setting.
a man with a robot arm fights ghost with the help of a talking monster truck and the ghost of Elvis Presley(not that one).
Four groups of girls going to a boarding school.
Martian Manhunter: Earth One
>A scientist named Saul Erdel accidentally teleports a Martian named Roh Kar to his lab. The stress of teleporting something from that far away causes the machine to explode, and Roh Kar (Yes, his name isn't J'onn Jon'zz in this version) is the only survivor.
>Soon, the Department of Extranormal Operations arrive and detain him. Roh Kar learns English by reading one of the officer's mind and talks with the officials about his backstory.
>Roh Kar explains that he tried to teleport to escape a war between his race of Green Martians and the White Martians, but he must have accidentally ended up millions of years in the future, knowing that Mars is completely barren now.
>When explaining that he was once a manhunter, the Martian equivalent of policemen, the DEO makes a deal with Roh Kar, making him an agent investigating aextraterrestrial and paranormal activity.
>They fabricate an entire fake identity named John Jones for him, even giving him a fake wife and children.
>The series follows John/Roh Kar as he investigates strange cases across the country, using his detective skills and special powers to solve the cases.
In an alternate universe where FTL space travel is possible and Earth has made contact with five other alien races, a socially inept 15 year old human girl is forced by her parents to participate in the Galactic Exchange Program or GEP. GEP consists of a class of six teens each a representative from their own planet traveling in a spaceship with an android teacher that can shape shift. She is placed on a ship and one by one the ship picks up all the other kids. Two of the aliens quickly become friends and start messing around which causes the ship to crash on an uninhabited planet. The android is out of commission so the oldest and most responsible tries everything he can to get everyone to calm down. That doesn't work out that well because you have the human who is freaking out over everything, the two screwballs, an overly pissy butterfly looking alien girl, and a monstrous looking alien who is just in the middle of everyones bickering and doesn't know what the fuck is going on. A big creature attacks and the group flees. The human trips and is about to get killed by the creature but then an out of nowhere storm causes the creature to run away. She meets up with the rest of students and the monstrous looking alien is able to get the android to sorta work again but glitches and shapeshifts at random. The pilot ends with the human girl narrating saying she knew this was a bad idea.
>Kid can talk to animals.
>Wants to inherit Grandfather's Dojo but must prove herself.
>Martial art School is based on animals stances.
>Learns lessons trough animals and grandpa's teaching.
Add a nerdy guy crush and yellow hair bitch that turns to be nice later on as friends.
>>84363879
Hey that's not bad.
>>84363879
Ay, that could work
>>84363879
Where does that picture come from?
>>84357603
Sounds like a humanized MLP fanfic, granted in the right or wrong light, everything does
SOL about some teenagers in a strange town in Alaska. Nothing supernatural, it is just the isolation, endless sunlight of the summer, endless dark of the winter, and the extreme cold and snow of winter, bring out the crazy in the townsfolk.
Misty the Inunit lesbian. Tomboyish but still likes to be girly sometimes.
Rick the new guy. incredibly normal and serves as the self insert character for the audience.
Clara the social butterfly and mayor's daughter. She is the reason for the group of friends for being together.
clark. gradate high school last year and is now a sheriff deputy for the town.
Jordan. has a popular youtube channel. where he shows the weridness of his town,
>>84364711http://gurihiru.tumblr.com/No one draws cuter than these 2 women.
>>84358136
Give this man a million dollars.
A monitor lizard is raiding a crocodile nest, but one of the eggs hatches early and the baby crocodile imprints on him/her, who can no longer bring himself/herself to eat it and instead raises it as his/her own.
Years later, the lizard is now too old to hunt/forage for the croc and the croc has to hunt for itself. But the croc never realized it was eating the remains of other animals, and struggles with the need to kill to survive.
A man in his mid-twenties is ( for the moment) residing in a small town in Vermont after leaving behind a life of surviving the ire of drug dealers, murderers and gangs in a larger city in New Hampshire. He is on the run from law enforcement for a "job" that went sour, resulting in the death of his closest friend.
Along the way, he makes allies, some enemies, and chronicles it all in a video journal.
>Take MGSV
>Make it a Classic Saturday Morning Cartoon like G1 Transformers or G.I Joe.
>>84357603
I believe the original comes from some /tg/ thread, but the story goes like this.
>MC is an orange haired girl with a hero parent that was always off adventuring
>Dad is a dorky baker type guy
>Daughter finds out mother's last mission mysteriously failed and no one has seen her
>Rumors start popping up that she had fallen to the demons side
>Girl steals away in the night to prove them wrong
>Usual party team with a dickass wizard boy, macho warrior dude (or lady for a twist), and some kind of assassin/bard/ thief with a heart of gold.
>Follows them beating their way across the country and eventually finding the lair of the demon her mother was sent to destroy>Turns out neither side was right
>Mother is still alive and captured, but is being used to fuel the demons power
>Team can't defeat the demon without kill the mom
You could probably change the end a bit, but there's definitely a lack of moving adventure cartoons these days, at least nothing with a more serious attitude to them.
All right, you faggots:
Write a pitch for a cartoon that execs might actually pick up.
That means so serious, serialized plots.
>>84366319
It Would Easily Sell Toys
Aqua Assult Big Boss With Grappling Hook and Wet Suit.
MGS Toys By Hideo Kojima.
Got this idea from the OPUS manga
>An author who had previously dealings with depressing(important plot point)
>He's become extremely succeful with his work but his most famous enough work was made while he was depressed it's superhero comic about a government originization fighting a terrorist group really it's kinda generic but popular
>He's decided to end the series since he want to move on with his work and his life in general
>The story it's set is pretty dark in a 80s miller/Watchmen tone with some forms of dark humor
> He wants to prove to himself that he doesn't need extreme emotional state to write a good story but he wants to remain true to the tone of his least series and decided to have A good chunk of the cast including the lead killed of defeating the main antagonist
>He has a co author help him finish the story who wants to introduce some meta-subtext into the script for the final arc (It's a comic series)
>As he enters his office to finish the final issue with his co author they see the a black hole in the the book as the exam wit they're sucked into it and black out
>>84366756
Onto part 2
>Lets world build this fictional word it's set in a world with the sane governments and everything but it has a xmen like twist with people with Esper like abilities running amok they're powers vary a lot done can destroy cities while other can do normal shit slightly better than others there's not as much explicit hatred since they've been around for a long time
>But there's a Esper agency offgficiak it's a public faculty to help Espers unofficially it's part of a paramilitary operation run by a generic faceless unaccountable council
> The main character Jack who has electricity powers, he can generate massive amounts of electricity and has superhuman strength and healing is part of a system of teams dedicated to handling out if control Espers and a cookie counter generic highly skilled elite terrorist organization run by the most powerful Esper on earth kinda doctor soon archtype if he was A terrorist he's killed millions and no one know his identity
Preggers
A comet passes over Earth, giving embryos super intelligence and the ability to pilot their mothers similar to mechs. Babies are usually jerks, so most of them want to kill everyone. It's up to a crack team of good babies to hunt down and destroy the evil ones while preventing their actions from being exposed.
A widowed family man meets a long lost identical twin of his deceased wife and mistakes her for a reincarnation of his wife.
A beautiful self absorbed horny woman tries to bang any hot guy she can get her hands on and hangs around with a little boy when shes not hunting for man meat.
And it's aimed towards children.
>Have two public enemies in a heavily populated city.
>First villian is an anarchist, ala Robin Hood, grew in poor conditions. Causes total mayhem whenever he pulls heists for money. Cash goes into his poor village and his weaponry.
>Second villain is fascist. Rich and powerful. Feared by the high society. Heists are usually silent and carefully planned. Works for personal causes
>Both have a team of their own, which are ironically similar counterparts (a buff guy, a femme fatale, and a veteran mercenary)
>Neither knows about each other at all
>One day, both pull a heist on the same place.
>Overran by police, they are forced to work together to get out, even though they hate each other's guts
>They escape, but Fascist discovers anarchist took the money for itself.
>Fascist pays a visit, Anarchist convinces Fascist to work together
>Rejects at first, but end up working together for near impossible heists
>Two thiefs working together against the government each with their violent/professional methods.
This was sitting on my head for a while.
I'm pretty sure it's been done already, but I've found nothing about this yet.
the one about parallel universes and cellphones
HIJINKS
DRAMA
NATURE OF LOVE
>>84358209
>The episode is concluded by every characters vomiting on Meg.
>>84357603
>Criminals who have died are given a chance to redeem themselves by defeating supernatural threats back on earth
>The only catch is that they return as Magical Girls
>They work on a point system and gain the most points by defeating monsters that leaking into the world
>in the end they can cash in their points for three different rewards each more expensive thay the last, Access into the afterlife, random reincarnation into the mortal world, be brought back at any point in your past life and fix all your mistake
>Story Follows a bank robber to who fuck up big time and gets a little girl killed
>First episode starts with a narration making you think its the girl talking about how she died only to reveal at the end that it was a dude .
>eventually meet up with other criminals and hear about their past and regrets
A rising star for the [insert your favorite baseball team here] is suddenly blessed by the baseball gods and is tasked with dispensing justice with his trusty Bat of Truth.
he is...
THE INCREDIBLE BAT-MAN!
>>84357603
It's not really a plot but I wanted to make a scene that involved some time travelers meeting up with Hitler and going to some other time frame and having to run away from something all while having Hitler yell "gas the bikes"
The leaders of the third reich are reincarnated into the bodies of toddlers.
The cartoon chronicles their adventures in daycare.
What's little Adolph planning with that e-z bake oven?
Will stick in the mud Erwin EVER learn to have fun?
Find out on: Reich Tykes
I've been thinking of this one ever since I drew this for some Calarts ribbing fest.
It starts with a fakeout, seemingly being a cheap cash-in to get 90's nostalgia bucks.
But then in reality it gives a pathos-filled journey into the question of what drives nostalgia- our main character collects 90's shit and dresses in technicolor thrift store crap because he's miserable as an adult and had a truly beautiful and happy childhood he wants to return to. He's actually a much more sincere person than most of his hipster "friends" who often use him as a political prop because of a race he can barely identify with.
Despite all the mopey bullshit, it's a fully plastic animated world chock full of visual gags, elements that tie into the MC's enduring optimism- the light notes keep it from descending to total suicidality.
>>84358665
make it a Superman plot and the twist is all of these disasters happened on the same day
>>84367426
Rule 63 Johnny Bravo?
>>84357603
Sorry to burst your bubble OP, but I wouldn't watch a cartoon about old people with shonen powers just from paper alone. If the kids inherited the powers and they were mentors, maybe, but otherwise, nah.
>>84367009
>so now the author +co author who know literally everything there is to know about this world have to deal with everyone finding out who they are and what it means for them now aware of their fictional existence leading to the finsl confrontation predestined by the author himself
>>84359200
I would read it
Better if you throw out the drunkenness but it still works as is
>Three groups of two
>first group calms souls bound to the planet to collect spiritual energy used to power their home city
>second looks for rare artifacts and treasure, but usually end up breaking whatever they find
>third hunts for rare animals that are almost alien in appearance and powers
>main villain changes for each season based on the group that gets the most focus for that season
>takes place on Earth thousands of years after some vague apocalypse wiped out most life on the planet, society has rebuilt itself but with companies being the governing powers
>the goddess of music bestows her power upon 7 teenage girls, transforming them into the champions of sound: the rainbow melody!
>melody red, with the power of rock and roll
>melody orange, with the power of funk and soul
>melody yellow with the power of country
>melody green, with the power of classical
>melody blue, with the power of jazz
>melody indigo, with the power of pop
>and melody violet, with the power of dance music!
>but there is a divine mixup, and the power of dance music did not go to the intended girl, but instead to a straight laced boy named trevor
>the team is thrilled to protect the world, except for the new melody violet
>as a result of her uncooperative spirit, her powers do not function properly
>this is an issue, as the team is only at full power when all 7 girls are working together, and the approaching threat of the eldritch being "white noise" and her cult of silence may tear the world apart
>can trevor work his shit out and learn to like dance music before she arrives? or will the other six members of the rainbow melody be forced to go into a battle they know they cannot win?
tldr; music themed team of magical girls fight cult of eldritch god and protect world, one of them used to be a dude and doesn't like his selected genre
The Apocalypse has come and gone, and world has begun to heal itself. There are developed city states that emerged after the fallout, which have been in place for sometime now. They're are dirty, and full of the impoverished who scavenge for food, water, and shelter. The most striking thing about them is that the city states are all governed by so-called gods, that nobody ever sees, and yet they are prayed to and celebrated fervently.
There are still places people can't go, places where the fallout had yet to subside, "dead zones" where life has yet to recover.
Ben is a rather depressed teenager who ventures into these dead zones to find old world tech to sell so he can live, when he finds an old war robot. He fixes it up after bringing it back home with him, and learns about what happened during the war, etc.
Basically, it's superpowered Fallout. Somewhere along the lines, he manages to gain superpowers based off of his will power (I call it the Spirit of Determination) from one of the lesser gods who recognises that humanity is being taken advantage of by the gods who have grown lazy (since everyone's devoted to them). Also, the robot is actually a guy who's soul got trapped in the machine, and he's bound to it.
At the end, I'd have him face off against all of the gods, freeing humanity from this sort of loop,and it turns out the lesser god was actually manipulating them the whole time.
>Post apocalyptic setting
>Young scavengers looking for cool tech from pre-doomsday
>Find something that links them back to the thing that fucked the world up
>Head to it in secret as corrupt government follows them
>Reach it, find a link to something that could potentially un-fuck the world
>Race evil government to get the device and activate it to potentially rule new-new earth
Imagine Dark Souls but with hope for the future
>>84367847
Part 2
>First villain is a demon that devours souls, turns out to have been cursed with immortality and lost his mind over the years. Also has a cult of mask-people who worship and obey him.
>Second villain is an ancient fish parasite that almost killed an entire alien race, grows stronger and smarter by absorbing people's minds and brainwashing them
>Third villain is a pathetic puppet guy with a posse of weirdos in a dimension of everything forgotten, later revealed to not be the big bad of the dimension and tries to help the protags before dying.
>Fourth villain is a psychotic, vain woman who can warp reality and her own personal army of demons. Killed off third villain to establish dominance.
>Fifth villain is everyone and thing forgotten throughout history condensed into a giant humanoid freak that wants reality to be destroyed, is the big bad of the series.
>Villains three to five would be all in one or two seasons as part of a continuous plot
I would basically turn Don't Rest Your Head into a comic.
One of the characters will definitely have the power to imprison things into his size-changing rib cage.
>The setting is the alternative universe's US, in a city called Libertyhills in California. Late 80's.
>there are videogame-esque items and gems that grants super natural abilities type of things, so history is changed by it and is different from ours
>some random day, one of the high tier super human go full on sperg and basically sets off a nuclear explosion of some sort
>the protag's dad is a genius engineer, and has a some kind of cryo-capsule thing like in the beginning of Fallout 4
>the extra cryo-capsule thing malfunctions, so there's only one for the protag
>before the capsule actives, the protag's dad gives her hardware containing his life's work of weapons and hightech blueprints
>after the capsule sets off, the protag wakes up after 500 years since the explosion
>the earth's enviroment was heavily affected by it and is forever changed
>in current Libertyhills, which is basically the Arizona now, there are three main clans
>the first one is the gearfolks, the biggest one. They preserved the most amount of ancient technology but are still pretty bootleg as they get. It's ruled by nearly tyrannical megalomaniac and her boyscout set-on-the-stone younger brother as the commander
>the second one is the barbarians, who has materials that grants them ability to control the electricity and fire. Second largest
>the third is the goblins, who make living out of stealing the gearfolk's tools and making even more bootleg rendition of their stuff
>the protag is taken by the gearfolk raiders commanded by the younger brother, by she gets his interest with her ability to read and write English, something only he was able to do, and with her usb.
>the raiders get attacked by a barbarian warrior trying to get her stuff back
>warrior takes the protag with her and takes her in as one of the barbarians
>so the protag got lightning stuff and that's all cool.
>but then the protag grew fond of the brother and must decide if she will be with the barbarians or the gearfolks
>Redwall-esque animal society in magical realm
>Source of magic is a sacred stone which is held in their religious temple
>Magic helped them beat outsiders and build such a grand society, but the stone is becoming weaker, so the ruler of the Redwall-esque city assigns the young but spry (Insert name here) to go out and collect a bunch of woodland creature buddies and venture to the 'deathlands', an unholy and deadly place where the stone originated from
>Basically your basic fantasy story with mice and cats with swords for a while, encounter hardships along the way
>Finally reach deathlands, where it is rumored the souls of ancient beasts roam among the twisted metal landscape and sickness comes from the earth
>The twist isthe deathlands are actually the nuclear ruins of a German city in an 80s Cold War gone hot, and the story takes place hundreds of years later with mutated, intelligent animals
>It's littered with burnt out armored vehicles, old fortifications, and destroyed towns, and the 'earth sickness' is radiation poisoning
>The ghosts of all who perished in the nuclear explosions and the battles preceding them roam the wastes, sometimes taking physical form to try and harm the protagonists
>Eventually, the protags find out that the stone was forged at ground zero, containing the souls of all who died because so many of them were dying at once they could not pass through to the next life. These souls are what's powering their magic.
>In order to dispel the souls from this realm to the next and end the suffering of those who died, the protags have to make a choice between destroying the stone and all magic disappearing, or keeping magic at the expense of the dead humans' eternal suffering
This would probably do better as an RPG setting but whatever.
>"There are two types of people on Earth"
>"Unfortunately, I am neither of them"
Starting with these lines, it could be a story about:
>an alien on Earth
>a human taken into space
>a person narrating their death/journey in various afterlives, like heaven, hell, the underworld, valhalla, etc, though none are like they thought they would be
>maybe trying to cope with being dead/in space/stuck on Earth, helping others, trying to go back home, saving the day.
What do you think, /co/?
>>84368841
Neat but it feels a bit like a fedora bait
>>84368501
I like it. I love it when the fantasy-like stuff are actually taken place in supposed real-life.
Someone post the copypasta about magical bullshit phones that allow you to talk to alternate universe versions of people and the boy and girl from different dimensions want to date.
>>84367942
>A bunch of muties think they can get a free ride for themselves anf their mutie friends by stealing property of the United States government.
They clearly haven't met Frank Horrigan.
>>84368883
I just came up with it on the spot, but I think it's probably too dark for a children's cartoon.
A guy fights another guy at a quarry, and then the first guy throws a rock at the second guy.
*old raspy voice, think John Hurt in Hellboy*
>Long ago, before mankind ascended into civilization, the Earth and other planets were the domain of my kind, the eldritch Old Ones.
>In our time, we fought each other, and as a result, our numbers and resources were inefficient to defeat a threat that loomed over the galaxy.
>I was the leader of a group intent on creating weapons and plans to combat this great threat...but we were too late. All but a few of us were obliterated; those that were not ascended to a higher plane of existence, one beyond mere time and space.
>But now the threat is returning to Earth, ruthless in its dark intentions. (Think the Reapers or Galactus)
>I have assigned you, and others, certain tasks, and in completing these tasks, your world will be saved.
After convincing friends to join him and the Old One speaking in his head, the main character travels across the world to complete the tasks given to him, from delivering information to people to locating ancient, advanced firearms to unearthing and fixing a huge orbital defense cannon. He gets help not only from his friends, but also from the Old Ones' AI and other people who have been given tasks to complete ("Did you think I would leave the fate of this planet solely in your hands? You are not alone.")
The big vague threat also sends scouts to stop or hinder the main character's progress. It's revealed that this happened to the Old Ones as well. They range from strong, ugly monsters like the Predator to more intelligent shapeshifters that hide in plain sight and pull strings, i.e. getting the main character thrown in an asylum or making them wanted by the police.
All of this is season/volume 1 or 1 and 2, with season/volume 3 being the malevolent Old Ones returning/trying to return, and final season/volume having humanity use the Old Ones' technology and seeing things change rapidly, from transhumanism to brain-uploading to viable space travel, with a lot of self-reflection as a species.
The comedic adventures, set in the time of the Arabian nights, of a kid who is among Ali Baba's forty thieves, and is easily the most competent of the thieves next to Ali himself, if somewhat childish and capricious.
Together, they travel the lands in search of treasure and adventure and stuff.
>Writer's Block
>A screen writer and his family move to the city so the writer can be closer to work.
>His children end up making friends with the various residents that live there, many who are either children like themselves or adults with some sort of experience as writers, actors, musicians, etc.
>They stumble upon a special pen that, when used to write a story, ends up transforming their entire block into the scenario they describe.
>The many residents end up playing different roles in these stories, and when the stories end, things return to normal with no one the wiser (though retaining some of the lessons they may have learned in the process).
>Children use the pen to have fun and help their neighbors, but also must contend with a villainous entity that periodically appears in their stories, and wants to use their pen as a way of writing themselves out into the real world.
A street urchin boy is taken in as an apprentice by a shut-in, yet powerful sorceress, in exchange for services like picking up groceries and so on.
The boy has to use his street smarts along with the self-taught basic skill in magic to deal with otherworldly stuff that is happening around him, mage politics, and interacting with the waste of space that is his mentor.
>>84357603
Whatever happened to the heroes for the common man? where are the avengers for rape, murder, and thievery? There are some crimes not committed by grand super villains, and for those crimes the Colors Corps was established. As an extension of the police force made out of super heroes granted powers by a mysterious woman known simply as "The Director" the members of Colors are tasked with enforcing justice. however with the responsibility of these powers on their shoulders the members of Colors find that Justice is a very subjective word.
>>84358175
>Nah
I'd fund it.
>>84357603
A boy falls in love with a girl.
Unable to confess, he is gifted with by a deus ex machina with the girl's phone number. Never minding the strange area code, he immediately calls her, and is overjoyed to find out that she has a crush on him as well.
But, the next day, when he recounts the previous day's confessions to the girl, she only looks at him with a perplexed expression. After some investigation, he finds out that the girl he called is not the same girl he fell in love with. In fact, she doesn't exist in this universe at all. She is the girl's alternate universe counterpart, who has fallen in love with the MC's own AU self, who too is blissfully unaware of her crush.
Hijinks ensue as the two strike up a deal to give each other their darkest, most private secrets in order to equip the other with the weapons they need to conquer the heart of their other selves. While the two chase their respective loved ones, DRAMA ensues as they begin to fall in love with each other instead and question the NATURE of LOVE.
>>84357603
>Burn After Reading type plot points.
>Extended into a tv series.
>Give the shitty broken couples kids, make the show about them, and have it work like Hey Arnold or EEnE most of the time.
>Keep the closet scene, but make one of the characters a kid. Doesn't matter which.
>>84367489
>Stage actually magicians have real magic powers
>There's an "underground magic world" like in Harry Potter
>A 14-year old boy lives with his late 20's brother, who's a magician
>They go on adventures and do jobs in the magic world to finance the brother's magic club
>Also there are monsters and magical creatures and shitThis is based off of an actual idea of mine, though it's hard to summarize it in greentext
>>84357603
>Sci-fant/Space Opera setting
>Two estranged fraternal twins are brought back together over their father's mysterious death, having left them both in charge of his old shipping company and space frigate he used to ferry cargo in. The siblings need to set their differences aside, learn about their father's mysterious final deliveries, rebuild a crew of the ship, and go on wild space adventures with mecha, laser beams, psychics, and mercs.
>>84357603
>Jurassic Park/World Cartoon
>Initial (and only brief) focus on the military shitso they can keep it out of the movies
>creating weaponized dinos in a jungle instead of an island until (shockingly) disaster strikes
>all dinos escape, some are even captured by locals and sold on the black market
>that turns to shit to after they kill people and escape
>dinosaurs basically freeroaming the world now and breeding
>there is no way to round them up, so a team composed of the most popular characters of the franchise come together and go on missions to solve new dino related problems that are created around the world
Basically an animated version of Primeval, but with more of the Jurassic park fun.
>Magic is commonplace and an international Bureau is set up to train magic users to protect cities alongside police
>Magic users are assigned in divisions with at least one Bureau agent along with them
>The main division is a team of five teenage girls themed after five Muses from Greek mythology
>Muse Melpomene, serious strategist leader who defected from the villains and is working to atone for her past
>Muse Calliope, rough and tomboyish former street delinquent
>Muse Erato, glamorous girly girl fashionista with a Bureau official father (and a villain sorceress mother)
>Muse Thalia, cheerful comic book nerd and youngest in the group
>Muse Polyhymnia, gentle close-to-nature type with an affinity for animals
>Their agents are two brothers
>Older brother is a straight-laced workaholic who obsessed over training
>Younger brother is a meek scientist nerd with a superpowered side (a la Bruce Banner and the Hulk)
>The main antagonist is the leader from the villain organization Melpomene left, used to be Melpomene's mentor and is at the top of the Bureau's "most wanted" list
>Lots of focus on character development with an overarching storyline, with some comedic one-off episodes now and then to keep things from getting overly grimdark
tl;dr: team of magical girl superheroes with two agent brothers fights crime, the leader has to face demons from her past in the form of the leader of the villain organization that she left
A Saturday morning cartoon villain effectively takes over the world. He must now deal with the real life repercussions of governing an entire planet. And how he deals with them is normally through Saturday morning villain shenanigans
>>84367427
This sounds pretty good.
I'm gonna steal your idea, mate.
>>84375230
This is pretty neat. Would watch.
>Plot takes place "some time" after the great recession.
>Two kids get lost into another world in a borderline underground limbo after a typical fight with each other.
>The boy is your obligatory 12-year old main protagonist with noodle arms.
>The girl in mind is an Alpha Bitch. She morally contrasts the boy, and lacks genuine knowledge about the wilderness.
>Both characters must resolve their differences if they want to go home.
>Alpha Bitch gradually learns to open up to the boy. Both would even show each other's feet as a symbol of both comfort and trust with each other.
>The main villain in mind is essentially a cross between Bill Cipher, Hoopa, and the Dark Star. He was once a well-respected magician.
>An underwater war veteran resembling Qwilfish, but with a lot of landmine/spike ball-esque traits. Front spikes are missiles that can even act like literal drills.
>There will be jokes and meta humour around overused plot elements, like the deus ex machina.
>Hidden messages and cryptograms would also be scattered throughout the show, just like in Gravity Falls.
>The boy's parents both have great taste in astronomy. I feel like both should be voiced by Ian Hanlin and Kelly Sheridan.
>A one-off anxious antagonist in mind would also be voiced by Marty Grabstein if he is available. If not, do suggest another actor that does a good job portraying a very anxious character.
>Intended guest appearances would include well-known voice actors like Tom Kenny, Tara Strong, Kevin Michael Richardson, and even Justin Roiland!
>Some subtle homages to departed actors like Tony Jay, Robin Williams, and Alan Young might also be included.
>The overall goal of the show is to develop the Alpha Bitch's character and give her a true happy ending.
How's this to /co's tastes?
>>84375230
Sounds a little bit like Megamind.
