The Dragon Prince

Yeah, I mean, I so I wrote one of the animated shows that is on a twist.

I fell in love with the Dragon Prince and that company that animated that show, like they hired real writers, real voiceover actors, real artists to design all the characters.

But they do use AI to, you know, basically the busy work of like making it work for the budget we have in the time frame we have.

verticals right um which is i guess maybe like a hybrid model that we usually when we think hybrid we're like oh like you're using real actors but on like an ai background i mean that to me is like ai hybrid work that um it makes animation suddenly viable for the vertical space i don't think animation otherwise is really viable um and again because they're you feel the difference in quality because it's well first of all great writer i wrote it But also, you know, voice actors, like real voices, like it just brings something so different to the table.

It's great.

Yeah, there's a lot of shows that do that and like Dragon Prince and stuff like that.

It's cool.

I like that style.

My cat isn't getting into my D&D game.

How do I involve him? In all seriousness, I'm the DM of a Naruto Dragon Prince.

What's Dragon Prince? I don't know what this is, but very cool.

Baldur's Gate inspired D&D homebrew world where me and my players having a blast.

But I have a couple of questions.

Thank you.

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Themes, faith and friendship, growing shadows, hope rekindled, new beginnings, pathways long and winding, points of light in a ruined world.

Touchstones include The Dragon Prince, Fallout, Final Fantasy VII, Kipo and the Age of the Wonder Beast, The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild specifically, and The Ward of the Rings Trilogy, followed by Lunar and Willow.

I should never read anything.

That's fine.