Reboot of KNT/SPC series.

[Gaido]

I hope it doesn't sound like clickbait.

Sometimes, where I look at reboot/remake of old animes I'm little afraid what would happen if someone will come up with and idea to give our cats and crows, foxes and pandas, rabbits and narrators new life in new series.

I'm afraid because our anime will be 30 years old on February 1. You know. Your 20~~yearish old Poly Esther now is in her fifty. And Sonja Ball, her voice actor, is 64 years old.

Do you feel old yet?

Imagine that SPC reboot will be not an average "Netflix adaptation". How do you imagine it?

Is it possible to do in current times reboot of four wall breaking "abridged" anime?

[blind2d]

That's a very intriguing proposition. I wonder... I think it could be done, but hopefully as good as the new She-Ra, or something.

[KageReneko]

My three favorite japanimation series are Saint Seiya, Sailor Moon and obviously Teyandee...

Sailor Moon Crystal was dissapointing even if it was closer to the comic book version. Netflix version of Saint Seiya was a blasphemy, even worse than Saint Seiya Omega. Please leave Teyandee ago, they probably would ruin Koon in order to make him non offensive and politically correct. I just want producers stop ruining classic cartoons in order to cash in our nostalgia and limit their SJW crap to original shows like Steven Universe.

Remaking Teyandee would be like trying to remake the Monty Python movies

[ANE]

Please leave Teyandee ago, they probably would ruin Koon in order to make him non offensive and politically correct.

Well, you could say Saban already took the edges off from most of the KNT envelope pushing moments.
Mmm, that got me thinking, what would be changed if Sotsu/Tatsunoko dusted things off....
I would like to see some reboots being made in 4:3 and matching the style of hand drawn animation.

I just want producers stop ruining classic cartoons in order to cash in our nostalgia and limit their SJW crap to original shows like Steven Universe.

Well, money talks and the people in charge now are of the age who would have grown up with this stuff. Or at least that's why I'm thinking things like ThunderCats Roar! are showing up.
(Not seen any of that, by the way, nor have I seen much of Steven Universe. What's so Slam Jam Watermelon about it?

I did groan at the "horror" straight-to-DVD Banana Splits which recently crawled out from Warner. Not seen it, and don't want to. Absolutely pointless waste of time, and effort, even if it was some kind of contractual obligation.
The recent Peter Rabbit movies can be blasted off into the sun and all.

Remaking Teyandee would be like trying to remake the Monty Python movies

Unless you remake Monty Python sketches with Teyandee... hmm....

: No, no this is silly.
 : What's silly?
: No, the whole premise is silly and it's very badly written. I'm the senior officer here and I haven't had a funny line yet. So I'm stopping it.
 : You can't do that!
: I've done it. The sketch is over.

[sjonnoh]

Dang has it been ages since I've been here...anyways! I doubt there will be any reboot of the series and if it will, it definitely won't be as the Saban version and even if there will be a dub version, I'm pretty sure this time they will stick to the original script rather than making a lot of things up as they used to do a lot in the old days (not to mention that in this case they didn't receive any scripts whatsoever). A lot of old dubs even used to create their own soundtracks but that's already way back in the past.

I also agree on how most of the reboots aren't so great. So far I've only enjoyed the most recent reboot of Dororo but that's probably because the original is already 50 years old, though it also has some interesting aspects.

But as for KNT, I cant' see why they would make a reboot. I don't think the show fits in this age anymore so they won't make it for the newer generations and there aren't that many fans of the older generation so it's not really worth it.