May 22
In "Stall Monitor," the man sitting on the school bench is a caricature of the current showrunner, Michael Rubiner.
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In "Stall Monitor," the man sitting on the school bench is a caricature of the current showrunner, Michael Rubiner.
𝐑𝐨𝐛𝐨𝐭𝐛𝐨𝐲 𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝟏𝟗 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬 𝐚𝐠𝐨 𝐭𝐨𝐝𝐚𝐲!!!
Okay, I wanted to wait until further down the line, but… ChalkZone’s celebrating its 20th anniversary today, El Tigre is 15 this year, and I’m still pissed about Fairly Odder, so y’know what, I’m here to tell everyone that I’m working on a personal dream project of mine: a Nicktoons crossover event called “Overkill”.
It’s a superhero action/comedy story I’ve been longing to get out for YEARS, a little after El Tigre came out— in fact, as this idea gestated in my mind, El Tigre and Fairly OddParents were the only real two shows to remain a part of this project from beginning to now. —but for many of those years, I’ve never felt confident enough to really tell it from beginning to end. I attempted to put it out as a fanfic under the title “The Mighty Barnyard Fairy Fanrescue Mission in Miracle City”, but I had always intended to see it come into being as an official animated production.
Is it a fool’s wish? Maybe. Is it a long shot? A lot more probably than I’d like. But I don’t care what it takes; I will do everything, EVERYTHING, in my power to make sure this story finally sees the light of day after years of gestation.
In the episode "Head Poet's Anxiety," we can see caricatures of the staff members. In Luan's flashback, we see Ashley Kliment-Baker and her husband, Jordan Rosato, and Whitney Wetta. And in Lucy's poetry class, we see Miguel Puga, Amanda Rynda, Michael Rubiner, Tarreyn Van Slyke, Sammie Crowley, and Lauren Patterson.
In the episode "Pipe Dreams", each of the crewmen helping Rita and Lynn Sr. prep up their bathroom are all caricatures of writers of the show (Sammie Crowley, Whitney Wetta, Kevin Sullivan, Michael Rubiner, and Karla Sakas Shropshire). They were even referred to by their first names.
I really AM curious what everyone else’s idea for a grand Nicktoons crossover would be. Mine? A superhero musical action/comedy with characters from ChalkZone, El Tigre, Fairly OddParents, Loud House, Casagrandes, Danny Phantom and My Life as a Teenage Robot where Snap is the main character.
El Tigre: Look, as long as you’re in my city, I will do everything in my power to ensure your safety whether you like it or not.
Snap: I’m not some infant you need to watch over 24/7, Whiskers!
El Tigre: I know! That’s why I’m trying to help you!
Snap: Help me with what? Defending against attack? I just fought off an army of arcade cabinets! No one else is going to attack tonight, and as far as I know, I most certainly don’t need anyone else coming to save the day!
Lana: HERE WE COME TO SAVE THE DAAAAAAAY! (she, Lola and Lily burst into the scene in a Power Wheels dune buggy, which crashes into a nearby lamppost)
Lily: Kitty!
El Tigre/Snap/Ronnie Anne: ...
Ronnie Anne: You have literally the worst timing, y’know that?
Lola: Dang it, Lana! You forgot our theme music!
Lana: Oh, right!
Dune Buggy’s Radio: (plays superheroic polka version of The Loud House theme)
Lola: Aw, forget it, moment’s passed.
Lana: (disappointedly turns off the radio)