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I am disappointed. I miss those good old timewasters.
Yes, Reboot was amazing when it came out. I can only imagine the rendering time per frame it took to make that cartoon versus what it would take now for the same quality.
I'm old enough to remember an early series of VHS tapes called The Mind's Eye, showcasing computer-generated graphics, and how blown away we were by them -- this was in the same timeframe, probably around 1990 or so, when the best graphics was still Amiga 2000, 3000 and Silicon Graphics workstations. What's amazing to me, to this day, is despite how unbelievably awesome those systems struck us nerds then -- our PCs today are hundreds of times more powerful. Amiga -- even the 3000 -- is junk right now. A glorified Commodore 128.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMCA8C-Macg&list=PLgd9ql6vOpom7F2lk2OWxS1chNfxUqhaa
But then? It was THE graphics machine for the common man. And Silicon Graphics (which was likely the system used for Reboot) was THE graphics machine for the VERY wealthy.
Today we look at the specs on the best graphics workstations in 1990 and laugh.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0Hs9iFpmfI
It was basically the opposite of Dragonball, where instead of standing in the air talking to each other for 3 episodes straight these weird animal/dinosaur/insect-robots just found any reason to blast each other on the regular. It looks pretty good for its time.
most of what adventure time or avatar or steven universe did was copied from lyoko.
reboot was really problematic. many of the characters were realistically limited computer programs, and this was extremely grating at times because they are doing garbage tier ai takes unironically.