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| Mapping Out: Peach Creek As A Whole; It's no longer about the school anymore | |
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| AnimatEd | Jun 19 2010, 12:28 AM Post #221 |
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Yeah, I noticed while I was posting that screenshot this time that the trailer park seems like it's shifted too far to the left. It should be diagonally behind Ed's house, I think. But I also noticed while I was looking at the official map that the trailer park is a lot closer to the cul-de-sac in that then I think it usually ends up being in overhead shots like these. ...And since I brought up that Mission Ed-possible screenshot again, I wanna know, what do you (and Driveus if he comes back or anyone else if they're not afraid of our 11 pages of over-analytical cartoon dissection) think is going on in that green area behind the trailer park's woods in that shot? I'm guessing the green is grass and it looks like there's a fence between it and the purple area (presumably the dirt road leading cars to the trailer park). But it looks like there's outlines IN the green area, looking like a forked road or a forked-uncolored creek. And the branch leading away from the trailer park seems to end in a large blob... If this is a waterway/a branch of the creek, I am very tempted to say that this is where the water hole is! If I'm wrong, these may just be trees, but I think they'd have a darker outline if that was supposed to be a new batch of trees. Man, people complain about season 5 being digitally colored, but I really think it helped with the backgrounds, because this, and many other season 5 backgrounds, are amazing. There's no way they would've been able to include each of the houses' official colors in that shot if it had still been cel painted, nor would they have even considered including that the dirt in the trailer park is a different color than the dirt at the construction site. |
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| Kirkland22 | Jun 19 2010, 01:11 AM Post #222 |
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Yeah, and also in that shot, the trailer park seems surprisingly small compared to other episodes and ESPECIALLY the BPS where the trailer park has grown to be two times the size of itself compared to earlier episodes. XP
Haha, and it's 12 pages now. A dozen pages of heavily detailed observations about the show. XD
I personally think that's a creek, a road wouldn't be so small and curvy. But I could be wrong, because I usually am. XD
Well, I personally thought the swimming hole was a lot father away from the cul-de-sac than that. Perhaps it's just a field of some sorts? It appears to be fenced off, so it may be private property.
I have no problem with the cel difference of Season 5, I liked both colorings, the first four seasons and the later episodes. Yeah, the cel paintings helped tremendously with the quality of the shots, so I really don't know why some would complain about this. |
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| AnimatEd | Jun 19 2010, 07:33 AM Post #223 |
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Yeah, but it's always small when characters aren't in it. XD Just look at it in the official map, it's like 5 trailers there.
I want it to be a creek, but it seems weird that they wouldn't color it like they did with the main creek and there always seem to be uncolored roads coming from the trailer park... Hmmm, if this is a road, maybe it's that path that seems to lead to the junkyard and to the factory in some episodes ('Hands Across Ed' and there's a real road in 'Quick Shot Ed' that the garbage truck drives on)?
Hmm... Yeah, and I guess with the points I made about the cow pasture's fence being visible from the waterways sometimes, the swimming hole should be closer to the pasture than to the cul-de-sac. I was mostly just thinking of the swimming hole because it was presumably closest to Ed's house. I suppose it's possible that if this green area IS a creek, it could be the frog pond from 'Thick as an Ed' instead! : D Or maybe even the fork in the creek that led to a foul-smelling location under the trailer park in 'Quick Shot Ed'. : DDDD
No no no, cel animation's the old way, the new episodes weren't painted at all, they're digital and people hate digital. The last episode to have painted backgrounds was Jingle Jingle Jangle and the last episode to have painted animation cels was 'Take This Ed and Shove It'. |
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| Kirkland22 | Jun 19 2010, 11:50 AM Post #224 |
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Well, yeah, but the creek is not always colored. Just go back to the last page and see that shot from 'Vert-Ed-Go.' You even pointed out that the creek was not colored blue, it was green.
Possibly, but I still think it's some type of a creek, or maybe a ditch. That 'Quick Shot Ed' road near the junkyard is on the edge of that steep cliff that goes off into a sewer, and this road that we see in the 'Mission Ed-Possible' shot is almost completely flat. If it is a road, it could be an area we've never seen before.
The frog pond theory is interesting. That is definitely possible, but it appeared to me that the frog pond was part of the main creek. I kinda doubt it would be the foul smelling area under the trailer park, but it's possible. But we'd see a lot more garbage if it was.
Ugh… screwed up again, sorry. DX Concentrate, Kirkland, concentrate. I need to pay more attention. Anyway, I don't hate the digital coloring, I think it's okay. The transition between the two was good anyway, after all, variety is the spice, no? So yeah, I really don't understand why other fans have a problem with the digital. |
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| AnimatEd | Jun 19 2010, 07:30 PM Post #225 |
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I know, it just seems kinda... stupid of them to forget to color something that they already colored in elsewhere in the image. XD In those other moments, they didn't color any part of it differently, but here they already had one creek blue, why would they not make the other one blue?
I'm saying this could be where that road leads to, because that road was on a cliff over the creek, not the actual sewer (as we discussed earlier). This would be where it goes on the other side of the junkyard.
There's no canon part of the creek that goes through woods, though. In 'If It Smells..', the playground's woods seems to have a creek in it, but that's probably not canon either, because that seems to close to the main creek for it to be a different one. |
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| Kirkland22 | Jun 19 2010, 09:23 PM Post #226 |
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Huh, I don't know. Maybe that does bring a point to the theory of it being a road back there. I guess we'll never know for sure, though. But I disagree when you said it was 'stupid' of them to forget the color, it just wasn't really necessary since they figured most wouldn't pay attention to something way up there at the top right only seen for about two seconds.
Hmm… perhaps. But really, we don't know for sure, so it's hard to say. XP
True, true. The creek really changes whenever it is seen, and it goes on for a long way in both directions, so it's hard to get a certain sense of where everything involving the creek is located. My dream for so very long was that they'd show some type of a spring or hot spring inside the woods as the source for the creek. I just thought it might make an interesting place, but it never happened. XP |
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| AnimatEd | Jun 19 2010, 10:24 PM Post #227 |
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I just said "stupid" to be humorously blunt, because I've been drawing all the backgrounds for the 55 minutes I've got done in my movie, and I can't understand how they'd forget to color something in like that unless it was supposed to be a road. XP I know it makes sense that they wouldn't think to color it, but it also makes sense that they wouldn't think the audience would care enough about the backgrounds for them to make an official map for the whole town, yet we still get annoyed with them for that. = P Also, I've been giving this some thought and I really don't think any show has ever stuck to an official map... Usually shows just cut from one location to the next and if they're seen walking, then they just need an easy route to transition from one location to another. I believe you said before that you don't watch The Simpsons, but even a fairly realistic show like that has locations jump all over town for the sake of a joke, and they even stop the commentary on the movie to talk about a joke where they had to place the bar and the church next to each other and were worried that the fans would be distracted by how these weren't their official locations. Usually locations in cartoons are left very vague for the ease of the stroyboarders. I'm told that there was an official map for the city in Hey Arnold!, though, and my girlfriend (who's about as into that series as I'm into EEnE) doesn't recall any times they broke from its canon map. So perhaps there's SOME hope out there for the future of cartoon show maps. 'Adventure Time' also has an official map, but each location's pretty far apart, so there haven't been any good chances to check how well they stick to canon so far. The only reason I'm bringing this up is to prove that EEnE's not being too ridiculous with how often it changes things. XD Edit: I found that Hey Arnold map! We can't discuss it here or anything and I doubt either of us remembers enough about that show to discuss it anyway. But I thought you might have fun looking at it, because I know I'm mesmerized by it: http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb2009...ve_Lowtwait.jpg
I feel like that could kinda be the swimming hole, actually. XD I dunno how we could prove anything as its source, though, since both ends of the creek seem to go into underground pipes... We could technically say that ANY water we see in the show (at least on the same ground level as the neighborhood) is a part of the creek and either the swimming hole or the various waterways seen in BPS or 'Run Ed Run' could be the source. I really wish I knew more about how waterways work. I live on an island and, to my knowledge, there aren't many waterways near me so I have nothing personal to relate the creek to. XP |
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| Kirkland22 | Jun 20 2010, 01:37 AM Post #228 |
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Yeah, that is true, and I think we have to remember that we're a very small minority of fans who pay attention to the SLIGHTEST and TINIEST details about the show, so much that we'd dedicate hours and hours of our time to it, watching the episodes over and over, so yeah… Most fans don't pay as much attention as we do, so I guess the artists and writers felt that those really minor details wouldn't be necessary for the overwhelming majority of people. But still, it's fun to break the show down and capture every last little detail. XD
Aha, yeah I understand, and yes, I don't watch the Simpsons, but if you say it's good and your girlfriend is as obsessed with it as you are with EEnE, then maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea to watch it myself…? But onto the point of the matter, yeah, I really don't think that any TV show, or book, movie, or whatnot ever completely stuck to an official map. Plus, the creators don't want to be bound to an official map, they want to make things up as they go, I'm sure.
I did have fun looking at it! :D
Huh. Well, I live in a boring old town outside Austin, Texas, and the few waterways here are usually all dried up (especially in the summer [damn hot Texan summers, that is] XD), so I can't relate well to Peach Creek either. But I guess we could indeed say that all the water sources seen in the show are somehow linked to the creek, but perhaps not… It's really hard to say. How many waterfalls do we see, again? I know we talked a bit about the waterfalls earlier in this thread, but I can't remember how many… but the point of that is, I think that the waterfalls are separate from the creek. Heh, I could be wrong. |
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| AnimatEd | Jun 20 2010, 05:29 AM Post #229 |
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Yeah, it's sad but true. XD There are too few of us for it to be worth them sweating over.
Oh no, I was saying Hey Arnold is what she's obsessed with; I don't personally know anyone who's really interested in how The Simpsons' map works, but I do know that they at least have the same sense of vagueness about the town as EEnE does. XD It's still worth watching, moreso the first 8 seasons and the movie, but I think later episodes do fun stuff with the map.
We've seen 2 waterfalls, but only the one in the movie is canon, because the one in 'Gimme Gimme Never Ed' was in the construction site where the road is supposed to be. XP (in a world where that's canon, though, that WAS supposed to be the main creek, because it was the construction site) I do tend to think the BPS waterfall is separate, especially because that is in Lemon Brook, but I feel like the creek should be able to reach the ocean. I generally just think of creeks, streams, and rivers going to an ocean, though. There's probably variants that allow these kinds of waterways to simply end at a pond or a spring or something. Perhaps it would work out best if we concluded the swimming hole as its source? It's kinda like a spring and it seems like a good tourist attraction to give PC's government officials a reason to keep the creek alive instead of building over it. Not sure if this counts as mapping, but I'm interested in what anyone's thoughts are on whether or not the swimming hole is commercial? It's apparently secluded by woods and it's not developed to be made more presentable (there's at least one dead tree in the water in 'Hot Buttered Ed') and any appealing features seem like they're natural or were added by visitors (the cliff is natural, and I remember 'Every Which Way...' put a rope on a tree for kids to swing into the water from). And yet, all the kids are familiar with it and it seems to be on the edge of the farm property, so maybe it COULD be something the town advertises, like how the playground seems to be a way of sweetening the deal for potential Peach Creek Estates buyers. It certainly has the atmosphere of a real beach, and maybe the officials are just trying to keep it natural to appeal to customers, like how lakeside campsites in movies are commercial but don't look as though they've been altered too much by man. On a similar tangent, I really think the BPS waterfall is weird. I feel like that should be a really popular tourist spot and should be full of gift shops and things... |
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| Kirkland22 | Jun 20 2010, 11:40 AM Post #230 |
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Oh, whoops, I took it that "Hey Arnold" was an episode of the Simpsons. XP Ugh… I really don't watch enough TV to know these things.
Yeah, I always have wondered about that waterfall in 'Gimme Gimme Never Ed', and it doesn't make sense. XD So yeah, I guess it's safe to say that that waterfall isn't really canon.
That's an interesting theory. I never really thought of the Swimming Hole as the source of the creek, but I guess it could be. But yeah, I would agree that it's most common for creeks and streams to branch into a river, and that river either leads to an ocean or a lake which in turn leads to an ocean. Such may not be the case with that BPS waterfall and creek/river.
Well, the Swimming Hole does kinda seem like a recreational/vacation place, but if it was, I think we'd see a lot more of two things: 1) More tourists instead of just the kids. 2) More traces of human activity. Think about it: no matter how natural a recreational/vacation place is kept, there is still some hints of human activity, such as a crushed-granite trail, a bench, or something else, and we really don't see that in the Swimming Hole. Now I guess one could bring a case to the garbage and waste between the rocks on the less-favored side of the Swimming Hole the Eds had to suffer through briefly in 'Hot Buttered Ed' as a trace of human activity, but I think if humans did have this land as a recreational grounds, they would have cleaned this up to preserve the naturalness. If we figured that the Swimming Hole was not a place identified for recreation, then perhaps the trash blew in and got trapped in between the rocks, or maybe it was seen as a sufficient place for some to dump their garbage. |
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| AnimatEd | Jun 20 2010, 08:22 PM Post #231 |
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BPS' waterfall and stream would've been closer to the ocean than anything in PC, though, so it's really hard to say... Although, if I'm right about the way the cul-de-sac is actually pointing east based on the way they reach the ocean, then all the waterways we've seen DO seem to go to or from that ocean.
Well, it's summer vacation both times the kids go there, so it's possible that anyone else who would visit is at work at the moment, or that extra characters are invisible just like in the school, or that this is only for home owners at Peach Creek Estates. I wish we had seen more episodes with it... It feels like such an important episode, and then nobody even realizes that we've only seen it once until it finally made its second appearance in 'Every Which Way..' Something about the swimming hole felt like a monumental discovery about the town and I feel like I've seen a lot of people that are upset by how it's not even given a place on the official map. If it's not a real recreational place, then I think the trash is more likely left by disrespectful teenagers or by lowlife adults like Eddy's brother. |
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| Kirkland22 | Jun 20 2010, 08:51 PM Post #232 |
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I know! Now, I didn't start watching EEnE until about 2002, so I never did see the swimming hole in 'Hot Buttered Eds' when it first aired in 1999, but when I did see it several years later, I was fascinated by it and wondered if it would ever be seen again. In 'Every Which Way but Ed', I was glad to see it again, but I really felt that it needed to appear in ONE more episode. Too bad it didn't. :/
I still consider Eddy's Brother to be a teenager, though he does live on his own. But yeah, that's probably right. On another note, do we ever see anything interesting in the background of shots of the swimming hole? I'm just thinking, if we take a screenshot or two from 'Hot Buttered Eds', then maybe we will see some trace of human activity (such as a road) in the background? I dunno, though… |
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| AnimatEd | Jun 20 2010, 10:29 PM Post #233 |
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Yeah, I didn't get to watch the show around the same time, but as soon as I caught the episode, it felt like the kind of story that deserved to be a special, kinda like 'Know It All Ed' or 'Urban Ed', I guess because all of those are kinda "theme" episodes (beach, wild west, and city, respectively). Hmm... I wonder if the beach could be, like, ALMOST commercial. Like the Eds discovered it a few years ago and used to charge admission to it as their own private beach, but have since lost control of it. I dunno, it's a kinda silly theory, but I like to tie things together like that. XD
He was a teenage when he left, but now he's supposed to be in his 20s. Raven thinks of him as being in his early 20s, but I prefer him as 27 or 28, assuming he left before Edd moved in 10 years ago, making Bro about 18 back then, if he completed high school before leaving (which is likely because he has a diploma in his room in BPS).
We see the fence for the cow pasture from BPS, and I think in the same shot it looks like you can see where the hole connects to the creek (somewhere close to the cliff over the hole). I don't think there's much else there, though... I should really look at its two appearances again, though, and find a place for it in my movie, it deserves tribute. |
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| Kirkland22 | Jun 21 2010, 12:26 AM Post #234 |
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Interesting theory, nonetheless.
Well, to me he does not look like he's in his late 20s. I'd agree with Raven, or even younger than her idea. It's kind of a jumbled mess, though, because it kinda seems like the kids didn't meet him before BPS, but other times it seems like perhaps they did meet him. XD
Yeah, I also think you should include the swimming hole in your movie, even if it's just in one scene. As for the location of the swimming hole, I took these very interesting shots from 'Hot Buttered Ed'. So in this shot, the Eds have just left Ed's backyard and are headed in the direction of what normally would be the trailer park, and they enter the woods: Posted Image In this shot, the woods end and they have arrived at the swimming hole: Posted Image And in this shot, we get to see what's in the vicinity of the swimming hole!: Posted Image And this shot shows even more of the vicinity! Take note of that fenced-off area back there. Posted Image So, with these shots in mind, what can you decide about the location of the swimming hole and the places surrounding it? |
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| AnimatEd | Jun 21 2010, 02:50 AM Post #235 |
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He looks like a drug-addled adult who will never be able to get a better job than as a carny, to me. I don't think they'd give a teenager good skin and groomed facial hair like he does, and just look at what a slob the teenage character Scoot looks like in the AKA-made EEnE commercial, Toon Dates (I made a thread about him). The only characters who had met Bro prior to BPS are Ed, Eddy, and possibly Jonny. Everyone else just talks about stories they've heard about him.
I'm gonna have a highway scene at the end, so I can have any locations I couldn't fit in be seen from the highway overhead. I'll try to give it its own scene, but right now I'm focusing more on finding places for the most important locations from the series. It was incredibly difficult to find a scene for Ed's room. XP
This is why I was hoping that uncolored road/creek in 'Mission Ed-possible' could be the swimming hole, because the Eds are assumed to be running near the trailer park area here. There's woods behind the trailer park, so it is possible that these could be those woods... But I guess we should take advantage of how they use the falling tent as a scene transition to say the Eds ran far enough to get to a spot for the swimming hole that's closer to the cow pasture.
Yep, that's the cow pasture fence/creek-looking area I was taking about! The fence is a bit different than the one in BPS, but there's no other explanation for there to be a farm fence so close to the cul-de-sac unless it's part of the BPS one.
Working with my cow pasture idea, this fenced area would be found if the Eds had walked to the right of the fence in BPS, instead of opening the gate. The cow pasture as a pretty large area with some woods visible on its sides, and the swimming hole could be inside the right-hand woods. Also based on BPS, it seems like the righthand woods are where the peach orchard is, so hidden somewhere in there could be the swimming hole. Otherwise, it would have to be on the left side of the cow pasture, at its far end by the barn and sunflower field, and that seems way too far for the Eds to have run in 'Hot Buttered Ed'. Hmm... if my first theory is correct, then the creek seen in that shot is pointed even further towards the ocean and away from the cul-de-sac. This either decreases the chances of this being the main creek, because it's off-center, or the chances of the swimming hole being the source. The swimming hole is either the source of this new creek, or the main creek is piped underground and empties out in the swimming hole, simply putting the swimming hole in the center of the two related creeks. |
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| Kirkland22 | Jun 21 2010, 03:11 AM Post #236 |
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Yeah, too bad they have to look that way. :/ And sadly, it's not that different in real life; so many teenagers are unkempt and look like slouches. I guess I'll be seeing a lot of this when I go to high school in the fall. DX
That's right, because Kevin only talked about "those stories of your [Eddy's] brother". Nazz, however stated that Eddy's brother was "so rad", meaning that she must have met him before to have made the decision that he was rad. XD Rolf also would've had to have known Eddy's brother to state that his chickens would somehow be endangered when he is around.
Keep up the good work! I'm sure this movie will turn out to be a hit on both here and T3E when you release it. Can't wait to see it.
Yeah, once I looked at those screenshots, I realized that maybe your theory of that uncolored road/creek thing might indeed lead to the swimming hole.
Cool, I think! So we know that the swimming hole is just across that creek from the cow pasture… Does that help link things together for your map of the Peach Creek area?
Does this completely rule out that it's the same creek? Because I'm still leading myself to believe that it's the same creek right outside the cul-de-sac. |
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| AnimatEd | Jun 21 2010, 04:13 AM Post #237 |
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Oh wow! I didn't realize you were so young, I'm going into my second year of college in fall. Thaaaat explains why you don't remember Hey Arnold. XD Congrats on graduating middle school!
Nazz likely made an informed opinion based on the stories she heard, and has possibly seen photos of him. Rolf didn't need to have met him, because he could've simply heard a story about Bro killing animals. In the movie, the stories Kevin heard have caused him to believe that Eddy's brother is a murderer, so the stories Rolf heard would be a step down. And from a mix of 'Wish You Were Ed' and 'Every Which Way But Ed,' we learn that Rolf has only lived in America for a year or two, since he still looked like his present design in the 'EWWBE' flashback and the 'WYWE' photo. My love for tying stories together has made me consider the possibility of a teenage Bro being the wolfman from 'No Speak Da Ed', while he takes part in a foreign exchange program (possibly as a form of punishment for Bro's many crimes). But I don't think Rolf would recognize Bro years later in such a case. And of course, this isn't likely, and part of me DOES prefer that Wolfman be an original character, since it is impressive that we got to see so much of a new character's design in a normal episode.
Well, I try to tie my map into all my musings on the areas I left out, so it should fit into the areas I said, but I'd have to edit it a bit to make these sections large enough to fit areas like the swimming hole. I forgot to mention before, though! In BPS, there are two ponds in front of the peach orchard, one of which is sandy like the swimming hole. I feel this could support the swimming hole being nearby.
It's still possible if we continue with the theory that the creek goes underground, but if we stick to that, then it does rule out the swimming hole being the source, because then it'd be more of a midpoint in the creek. |
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| Kirkland22 | Jun 21 2010, 11:59 AM Post #238 |
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Yeah, I'm age 14 right now. Of course, I've had a lot of people tell me that I act and talk like an adult, but I have trouble believing them. XP Thanks, but I'm not really looking forward to high school next year… going to be a challenge! DX Anyway, congrats on finishing your first year of college! =D
That's true. But it just made me wonder… And didn't you mention in your previous post that "the only characters who have met Eddy's Brother prior to BPS were Ed, Eddy, and possibly Jonny"? I was wondering… What makes you think Jonny of all people have met him before? Also, at the beginning of 'Ed, Pass it on', Eddy claimed that the restaurant scam always worked when his brother was around. So that means Eddy's Brother had customers in this scam… who could the customers be? The kids? Or different kids that were once in the cul-de-sac before moving on with their lives?
That's a very interesting theory! I hadn't even thought about that before. Of course, I doubt it, but it's still an interesting theory.
Really? Hmm… I don't know if I remember these two ponds you're talking about… I'll have to watch the BPS again sometime, but meanwhile, do you have a screenshot of one of these ponds? You don't have to post one, I was just wondering and I'd really like to see them. |
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| AnimatEd | Jun 21 2010, 04:50 PM Post #239 |
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Nobody ever does, high school's pretty lame. XP But you'll be surprised how fast it's over. Thanks! =D
I consider Jonny to have met Bro before, because he says that "it's about time" Bro return to the cul-de-sac, in 'Ed... Pass It On'. This COULD very well just be him hearing about how long Bro's been gone and being excited to finally meet him, but it also seems like Jonny's known the Eds longer than the rest of the characters have. He's able to team up with them occassionally, a baby version of him is seen in the playground close to the time that the Eds met, Plank mysteriously knew where to find the Eds/Eddy's brother in BPS (I think it's possible that Bro sold Plank to Jonny as a quick demonstration scam for Eddy, with Plank taking on some of Bro's manipulative qualities), and Jonny never really gets to meet Bro in BPS, suggesting that it's unimportant for Jonny to meet him there because he's already met him in the past. If this is the case, then his relationship with Bro seems very similar to Ed's, somehow being able to have missed the violence and evil in Bro's ways and simply listen to Eddy's former belief that Bro's the most awesome guy alive.
The cul-de-sac only had a few finished houses when the Eds met, so Bro's customers would likely be kids from neighboring streets. In addition to my movie, I also may be making a webseries about Bro's teen years to help flesh out some of the things we've heard about him and show how he's responsible for certain personalities, locations, and conflicts in Ed, Edd n Eddy. In my show, I'm mostly gonna have Bro's customers be random designs of varying ages, mainly comprised of kids from his high school class and younger versions of Scoot and James. To tie this back into the maps, here's a handsome background I made of the cul-de-sac neighborhood when Bro moved in (it's basically the same as when the Eds met, but let's just say that the number of unfinished houses stayed the same for a few years until Bro stopped knocking them over, the same way the construction site has looked the same for an entire year, as of BPS, presumably because the Eds are always destroying or robbing the place). Posted Image (click on it to enlarge, I didn't want to stretch the page again)
I suppose a more likely (and appealing) theory could be that Bro, while on a foreign exchange trip, simply hired the Wolfman to cause trouble in Rolf's village so Bro could get some cheap laughs.
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| Kirkland22 | Jun 21 2010, 07:51 PM Post #240 |
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Well, that's interesting! I never thought of it that way, but I guess that does sound logical. What about Sarah and Jimmy? I mean, at the end of 'Ed, Pass it On', they dressed up as Eddy's brother and Eddy wasn't able to tell the difference. This means that Sarah and/or Jimmy know what Eddy's brother looks like, and perhaps very well since they knew Eddy's brother's exact appearance. Maybe they've just seen pictures, but who knows; it's likely that they once met in person… Which is also interesting because Sarah and Jimmy are the youngest kids in the cul-de-sac and if they had seen Eddy's Brother, then that makes it more possible for the other older kids to have known him as well.
So, if only a few houses in the cul-de-sac had been finished at this time while there had already been houses in other parts of Peach Creek, then that proves to us that the cul-de-sac is a newer section of the town. Just wanted to point that out, you already knew that, I know. Hmm… That sounds fascinating! I've always wondered about the character James, so it might be interesting to see something more about him. But Scoot? I don't remember seeing any 'Scoot'… is this your own fan creation? Sorry I don't know a whole lot about your fanwork yet. D:
I like it! I think it accurately portrays how the cul-de-sac might have looked when Eddy's brother was there.
Perhaps so.
Ah, yes, I see them now. I think it is safe to say that that MIGHT be the swimming hole, and if not, perhaps another water source that links to it. |
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