This show will be a cult classic in a few years and Crunchy Roll will get calls for revival from people want more of this cringe.
High Guardian Spice
Gabriel Campbell
Parker Baker
Didn't they say the same thing about Good Vibes. It fell to obscurity, and the same could happen to HGS.
Evan Flores
Just make an Amaryllis/Snapdragon spin off set years after the school.
Gavin Miller
This, they were the only interesting thing in this whole show
Nolan Flores
Is there any weight gain art for this show?
Jace Barnes
>This show will be a cult classic in a few years
It will/has already faded into memory, and the only play it will ever receive is from contrarians posting off-model coom art on Any Forums to make threads that limp to maybe 100 posts before falling off the board.
Brayden Edwards
That's how cult stuff starts.
Jeremiah Cox
I want to make the dwarf ooze or something.
Wyatt Mitchell
Is High Guardian Spice our version of YIIK?
Zachary Bailey
>It will/has already faded into memory
Your pic is an excellent example of that
Liam Nguyen
shows have to be good in order to attract cults
no just tranny and pedo art
Jaxon Johnson
No because from what I know, Raye isn't a raving narcissist and a backpedaling pussy.
Colton Carter
>shows have to be good in order to attract cults
No they don't. They just have to be "fascinating" to watch. Shit like "The Room" or "Plan 9 from Outer Space" come to mind.
Brandon Bennett
I seriously doubt it. I'm sure you'll see a wave of "Why High Guardian Spice Was Good Actually" video essays, but I'd be incredibly surprised if it amounted to anything more than a very brief, very small flash in the pan.
Not too long ago, something like that happened with Sonic '06, where the people who played it as kids became old enough to get nostalgic for it. So you had some Youtubers make some videos defending it and their talking points filtered down into forums/social media, but it all died out pretty quick because their arguments were generally not that well thought-out or convincing. If High Guardian Spice had any substance to it at all, you might one day see its reputation improve a little, but since it really, REALLY doesn't, I think it's mostly going to be remembered for naughty fanart where the characters look nothing like themselves.
That's a different sort of phenomenon though. You don't see any significant number of people unironically crying out for a The Room sequel/remake.
Kayden Robinson
Someone needs to put HGS on one of those "Any Forums approved cartoon", would be pretty funny.
Ryder Morales
Ian Taylor
rose a PAWG
Luis Diaz
>You don't see any significant number of people unironically crying out for a The Room sequel/remake.
That's because those are finished stories.
Aaron Ross
Does no one know where I can get this pic in full size?
Aaron Price
bimbo coomer art is some of the laziest shit out there
Jason Sanchez
Nobody's demanding a Troll 2 sequel either, and that movie ended on a cliffhanger.
Gabriel Peterson
ROZEMURI PAIZURI
Jayden Reed
It gets my dick hard, which is all that really matters.
David Davis
mmm moar
Jose Baker
Ask Dangold to draw more. He does requests I think
Kayden Bennett
>That's a different sort of phenomenon though.
I wouldn't call it a different phenomenon if the outcome is the same; groups of people enjoying a piece of work because of or in spite of its quality.
>You don't see any significant number of people unironically crying out for a The Room sequel/remake.
mainly because a sequel/remake will completely fuck up what made the original "so bad, it's good" and it will just be plain bad. Look at Birdemic and Birdemic 2 for a case study on that.
Adrian Clark
Parsley posting?
Brandon Ross
Do you really not see a difference between watching something because it's good and watching something because it's fascinatingly bad, and why one of those might lead people to demand a sequel while the other doesn't?