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Feel free to try and convince Steet, but it's his site. If he says no, which he has several times, it's no.

Fair enough. I don't recall ever knowing that the idea had even been put to him.

Good news: Steet has activated English sides for Beauty and the Beast, Tangled, AND Ice Age Sources. Now we can get to work on editing them!

Name: The Lorax
Film or Series: Film
Owner/Producing company: Universal
Link to the film/series Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lorax
Why should we add it?
Based upon Dr. Seuss's the Lorax, I think this movie would be a great addition to the AS sites.

Lorax Source - that's DEFINITELY a great idea!

I'm thinking it might work better to have a branch for the various Dr. Seuss movies such as the original How the Grinch Stole Christmas and the two versions of Horton Hears a Who in addition to The Lorax. Just a thought.

P.S. It occurs to me also that given the much-criticized disuse of Princess and the Frog Source, another branch about a movie which was new to the scene, having the new branch cover a wider range of material might be a very wise maneuver. It would provide more material for fans to work with and discuss, and perhaps fans who only know about the newer stuff would be introduced to some old classics through the site. More activity (in theory), fans find new movies to enjoy, everyone wins.

I'm not really liking that idea. If that were to be the case, it would have to be Dr. Seuss Source. Sounds like a lot of extra work. I think just sticking to one movie is good enough.

Honestly, I like this idea. There have been enough people complaining about having too many Sources, so why not combine some of them? And a Dr. Seuss Source would allow for a lot more originality fan-character-wise--even Geisel himself had creatures that would NEVER exist in real life.
The character variety would exist in any and all Dr. Seuss-related Sources that would be made, so why restrict it to a certain region of the site only to divide it up?

Funny, I thought an aversion to added work was the leading complaint about Steet, not you. What ever happened to "anything worth doing is worth doing well?"


That's another thing. Thank you.

Well, I was thinking that there could be a page on animation source or a forum in which members can post an idea for what they'd like to see as the next source to be made.

(I'd suggest a Nightmare Before Christmas Source, then we could make our own monsters ^^)

I talked to steet about this once a looooong time ago but he wasn't too keen on the idea. There are other websites though for TNBC, I suggest going there.

I can't say I'm disappointed. I never was a fan of TNBC.

Name of Source: Ginga Source
Film or Series: Series
General Information: Ginga Nagareboshi Gin "???????" is a story of an Akita Inu named Gin. He left his master, Daisuke at a young age, to go join a wild dog pack, gathering dogs across Japan, to defeat a large Grizzly bear named Akakabuto. The anime ran from April 7th, 1986, to September 22, 1986. Ginga Densetsu Weed, the sequel to Ginga Nagareboshi Gin, is about his son, Weed.
Owner/Production Company:Toei Animation
Link to Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ginga:_Nagareboshi_Gin http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ginga_Legend_Weed
Why Should You Add It?: Both of the series are very popular thought the world, and I thought it would attract some people to the sources.

Thanks for taking time to read my suggestion!

Name: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the witch, and the wardrobe

Film or series: Film, with two sequals

General Info: The first movie takes place during I believe WWII when Japan was bombing Great Britain (Which in history books is known as The Blitz), and four siblings must leave there home to a safer place until the war is over. And while they are away, one of the four discovers a wardrobe with more than just coats hidden within it, and therefore Narnia came to be. Soon, somewhat one by one they are all introduced to Narnia after following the one of the four who discovered it first named Lucy. Peter, Edmund, and Susan along with the youngest sibling Lucy all travel through Narnia to discover their destinies in the fantasy world and become allies with Aslan the king of Narnia to defeat the main villian the White Witch.

Link to film/series via Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chronicles_of_Narnia_(film_series)

Owner/Producer: Walden Media and Walt Disney Pictures

Why should we add it?: Because Narnia is one of the most popular movies of all time, animated or not. There are two versions of the first film, and only one version for each of the sequals that followed

Now I know this is a crazy suggestion, but if it is to become a possible source on AS, it could attract more visiters. Though I know this movie is not animated it would be nice to see it on AS as a source. I have more suggestions if anyone is interested in hearing them

^ That movie is not animated. Only animated movies are allowed as sites here.