>>85366
Woah, the Wasp? Kind of an odd choice for the obligatory chick considering they probably only know of the Black Widow from the movies in Japanland.

>Generic kids tagging along
Oh boy Digimorvel.

>>85369
Yeah, how dare Japan include a bunch of teenagers hanging out with the Avengers. It isn't like the Avengers were originally assembled by a bunch of teenagers or anything.

>>85370
If these are new members in training or something, that would be fine. But I expect it to be like Transformers: Armada, where you have random kids running around just to be relate-able and McGuffins.

>>85370
You know, I'd rather have something closer to that than all the SHIELD involvement in the movies.

I hope the teens turns out to be there secret id's just to see yah rage.

>>85366

>Marvel and Toei

>An "anime" version of Avengers

This won't end well, the Japanese are always notorious for screwing up OUR properties. They don't understand American superheroes let alone the art of characterization. I mean, look what they did to Witchblade, Halo, and Mass Effect.

--The Declaration, BORN in the USA!

>>85375
On the other hand, Japan understood far better than Marvel what needed to happen to the Spider-man franchise.

>>85375
>>Implying Marvel or DC understand superheroes anymore

>>85376
You mean Leopardon? I agree completely.

>>85378

>implying Marvel or DC understand comics any more

>>85374
I would be okay with that. I'm not against alternate takes on existing properties. Gotham High might have been interesting. I am against shoe-horning in characters to give viewers an opportunity to "relate" or self-insert, especially when they're not relevant in any way except stumbling upon the titular character(s) and the titular character(s) somehow feeling "responsible".

Avengers in training? Some sort of internship for future SHIELD agents? Mysterious powers of unknown extent so the Avengers decide for some reason to keep them close to keep an eye on them? Okay.

Random teenagers hanging out in SHIELD HQ all the time because fuck it? Not okay.

Also "Disk Wars" makes me think of Megaman: Battle Network.

>>85389
>SHIELD HQ

Fuck that Ultimate bullshit.

>>85390
Second.

>>85390
>>85394
Uh... 616 has the helicarrier functioning as SHIELD Headquarters does it not? Whats the big deal with the guy's post?
Though its not like Marvel can ever keep SHIELD's details straight anyway,

>>85366
I'm willing to give it a chance. After all, Transformers Prime proved that it is possible to make "relatable kid" characters fit in well with the heroes of the story.

Then again, this is anime.

It'll all be worth it if for the fanart of Stark banging the redhead.

>>85395
I seconded simply because I hate all the SHIELD involvement in the Avengers. That was more of an ultimates thing.

Also yeah, to this day I can't tell if they're an international anti-super-terrorists thing or u.s. government lapdogs.

>>85405
You know in 616 they've had Tony Stark as head of both S.H.I.E.L.D and the Avengers

>>85409
After the Ultimate Universe existed, and after the Ultimate Universe writers started working on 616 material.

Honestly, I just don't like the Avengers just being SHIELD's Big Stick, and prefer them as something independent.

>>85409
This guy answered for me. >>85423
Guess we just agree a lot.

>>85403
>that spoiler
I don't know man, kids shows can be pretty popular with fujoshi sometimes, which is something I'm totally fine with.

>>85634
But Avengers fujoshi are literally the worst in the world.

>>85639
I never got Tumblr's borderline psychotic obsession with Tom Hiddleston. Sure, he's hell of a lot better looking than Benedict Cumberbatch, their other darling, but he's still just a 6/10 ordinary looker. And Loki isn't even all that interesting of a villain outside of shipping (which is 90% fanon anyway).

>>85648
I always thought it was similar to how guys obsess over characters like Azula

>>85650
But she's a better villain than Loki and actually attractive[spoilerinb4 shitstorm[/spoiler]

>>85648
He's smooth and confident and occasionally funny in a dry way. These things are considered attractive by many women, enough so as to make the people who have those features be considered sexy as long as they are of at least mediocre physical attractiveness.

Him being a troubled bad boy who is "burdened by glorious purpose" makes it work even better for a lot of women. Thus, he is considered a sex symbol.

>>85656
But a lot of celebrities are like that, so why'd they fixate on him in particular? Is it because Avengers is a popular movie and Tumblr plebs latched onto it for being the next big thing? It might explain why Jeremy Renner also picked up such a big following even though he's rather below average in the looks department IMO.

Besides, Loki was really cliched and riddled with daddy issues. There are lots of characters like Dio Brando and so on from other popular franchises with similar issues, except pulled off way more interestingly or with more depth, yet I hardly see the same level of mad obsession or apologism from fans. If anything, a lot of times their fans even embrace it because it's what makes them so damn entertaining, instead of coming up with ridiculous excuses to brush it off until all that's left is a generic harmless moeshit. Maybe the shallowness of his character makes it that much easier for them to project or something... I dunno, little of that stuff is personally appealing to me in and of itself, so it all kind of baffles me.

>>85655 
>this is what guys actually tell themselves
Okay, ribbing aside,

>>85656
Yeah, being fangirl bait involves a lot of nebulous traits in presentation that surprisingly don't conflict with being funny-looking. To continue the Avatar analogy, just look at Zuko.

>>85659
I hope you realize the stupidly obvious logic of that first part. "Hmm, I wonder why character in a insanely mainstream and popular work available internationally has more fans than a character in a more obscure series?" Numbers, dude.

>>85648
I was thinking more of all the crazy Steve and Tony shippers but yeah now that I think about it Thorki fangirls have probably overtaken them as THE cancer of Tumbutts.

>>85662
Cap and Tony shipping was never the exclusive domain of Fujoshi. Any more than Blue & Gold shipping is. <3

>>85663
The ones who aren't are generally a lot nicer though. Or at least that's my personal experience.

Oh hey we had an old thread about this?

Its out now, so BUMP

>>85379
>>Leopardon
Fuck yeah!

http://kissanime.com/Anime/Marvel-Disk-Wars-The-Avengers

one of the places found for subbed stuff

Japan is so much better to Spider-Man than Marvel is.

>>88139
my hero.

>>88141
Well he is the progenitor of Sentai

>>88141
>The man who can't read the mood, Spider-man.

I want this Spider-man. I hope it is.

>>88210

I miss the days of Spider-Manga

>>88210
There was even some cross-pollination when 4chan learned of the spiderman memes of their Japanese Imageboard brothers.

Just got a sub for episode 2 and Spidey is being pretty awesome. Wonder if the show will stay in New York.

>>88284
He continues to be awesome in Episode 3

Street Fighter 2 - Guile Theme Acapella

>>88284
Is that Batroc the Leaper I see?
Nice.

>>88286
Nah its not batroc, its one of Marvel's many snake-themed supervillains... I think that particular one is known as Cottonmouth?

>>88287
Though with Cap in he'll likely show up at some point. Wonder what he'll look like.

Dude part of one of the sub groups working on this chimed in about it on /co/. Episodes 3-4 will be released together since one of their crew got tied up in classes.