south park refrences?

by **mechacheeze** » Sun Sep 12, 2010 5:22 am

i saw 3. one when the teachers car is destroyed and the kenny figurein flys out. another ina scene showing naoto looking like kenny.and another when they do a scene with old school south park animation. was that show an infulence or something? there are more refrences in the show thought (bands , lupin the third , zelda , ext.)

by **Yellow_Rock** » Sun Sep 12, 2010 5:30 am

yeah, there are tons of references...

wait...zelda? i must have missed that one...

by **mechacheeze** » Sun Sep 12, 2010 5:38 am

huroko is shooting a slingshot and makes thezelda noise at every shot. HA. idk i consider that a refrence

by **x13daYs13niGhts** » Sun Sep 12, 2010 6:15 am

Did yall see that part where they showed the sun in the backdrop, I consider that a reference to outside. Ohh and when they were eating food, I do that too.

by **mechacheeze** » Sun Sep 12, 2010 6:17 am

yeah sarcasim. your REALY cool man

by **x13daYs13niGhts** » Sun Sep 12, 2010 6:20 am

If cool means knowing the difference between your and you're, then yes.

by **mechacheeze** » Sun Sep 12, 2010 6:40 am

whatever asshole

by **x13daYs13niGhts** » Sun Sep 12, 2010 3:43 pm

mechacheeze wrote:whatever asshole

Welcome to the forum.

by **Steamer of Cleveland** » Sun Sep 12, 2010 8:19 pm

mechacheeze wrote:whatever asshole

Dont bother worrying about him, he's like that.

by **mechacheeze** » Mon Sep 13, 2010 1:03 am

yeah im just gonna ignore him from here on out

by **x13daYs13niGhts** » Mon Sep 13, 2010 1:22 am

That never works.

by **LookASquirrel** » Fri Sep 24, 2010 5:13 pm

The show(FLCL) came out in 2001, right? South Park was pretty controversial since around this time most "cartoon" like shows were mainly aimed at kid audiences. There weren't many, or if any, animated shows that were for older teens and adults. The Simpsons were really "classy" with thier style of humor compared to "South Park".

It used kids as thier characters at that! You could see how it got so much negative attention from parents.

I'm just wondering how an artist or two got the idea of using it in FLCL.....unless "South Park" represented another style of "rebellion" at a young age to society! YEA! The kids in South Park were fouled-mouth, troublesome, dis-obedient punks! And the kids who watched it represented a big middle-finger to what a kid shouldn't do!

It fits perfectly with one of FLCL's many themes, "Rebellion"! Holy shi....I just mind blowned myself...

by **Medical_Mechanica** » Tue Oct 26, 2010 10:41 pm

You new kids need to chill down here. I'm getting too old for this haha.....

by **Yellow_Rock** » Wed Oct 27, 2010 4:48 am

LookASquirrel wrote:The show(FLCL) came out in 2001, right? South Park was pretty controversial since around this time most "cartoon" like shows were mainly aimed at kid audiences. There weren't many, or if any, animated shows that were for older teens and adults. The Simpsons were really "classy" with thier style of humor compared to "South Park".

It used kids as thier characters at that! You could see how it got so much negative attention from parents.

I'm just wondering how an artist or two got the idea of using it in FLCL.....unless "South Park" represented another style of "rebellion" at a young age to society! YEA! The kids in South Park were fouled-mouth, troublesome, dis-obedient punks! And the kids who watched it represented a big middle-finger to what a kid shouldn't do!

It fits perfectly with one of FLCL's many themes, "Rebellion"! Holy shi....I just mind blowned myself...

it was a pop culture reference, just like all the other references in the show.

jesus
fucking
christ

by **x13daYs13niGhts** » Wed Oct 27, 2010 4:50 am

LookASquirrel wrote:The show(FLCL) came out in 2001, right? South Park was pretty controversial since around this time most "cartoon" like shows were mainly aimed at kid audiences. There weren't many, or if any, animated shows that were for older teens and adults. The Simpsons were really "classy" with thier style of humor compared to "South Park".

It used kids as thier characters at that! You could see how it got so much negative attention from parents.

I'm just wondering how an artist or two got the idea of using it in FLCL.....unless "South Park" represented another style of "rebellion" at a young age to society! YEA! The kids in South Park were fouled-mouth, troublesome, dis-obedient punks! And the kids who watched it represented a big middle-finger to what a kid shouldn't do!

It fits perfectly with one of FLCL's many themes, "Rebellion"! Holy shi....I just mind blowned myself...

Lol what?

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