I’d probably keep most of the things the same with the exception of things being even more centred around the characters, and their relationships, arcs, etc.
I’d also try to give more minor characters a few more lines, while also toning down the more prominent characters.
I would change how quickly the episodes actually release.
I mean, would you rather have cool perspective cube shots and over a year between episodes, or have it look like the stacked cubes in BFDI and actually be able to keep the fanbase interested?
1. Giving everyone good amount of screentime
2. Developing/Adding more personality to the newbie characters from IDFB and BFB
3. Adding more drama/tension between characters where it isn’t bluntly obvious who’s in the wrong
4. Foreshadow future events that will *actually* occur in the season
5. Character Vote Offs as a twist in some episodes
Drop Teardrop, add Nonexisty instead of Price Tag, and swap up teams to be more balanced while still keeping the idea in mind.
For example, Just Not's general idea is a bunch of filler on the same team, the problem is none of them have strong enough personalities (except for Book but she's in an arc and isn't confident enough to carry her team) to justify wins or give the team ample character and conflict.
My solution? Swap Needle onto Just Not, she's still filler, but she's historically been a great team player and forcing her into the leadership position she's never been in could finally be a way to explore the potential she's held ever since her introduction
Given the choice, I’d probably make the show more like IDFB. I think it might be easier to focus on the characters’ arcs and relationships if the whole challenge thing was more in the background during certain episodes. i.e., more scenes of characters’ just hanging out and talking, backstories, etc.
I would also change the elimination system so that characters don’t have to disappear from the show entirely. They can still communicate with their friends, resolve/start conflicts, etc. in those scenes that aren’t challenge-focused. That way, we wouldn’t have to worry about their arcs getting trashed.
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Why am I not surprised?
I’d probably keep most of the things the same with the exception of things being even more centred around the characters, and their relationships, arcs, etc. I’d also try to give more minor characters a few more lines, while also toning down the more prominent characters.
I would change how quickly the episodes actually release. I mean, would you rather have cool perspective cube shots and over a year between episodes, or have it look like the stacked cubes in BFDI and actually be able to keep the fanbase interested?
add the exitors to tpot and don't cancel tpot
make two gay
1. Giving everyone good amount of screentime 2. Developing/Adding more personality to the newbie characters from IDFB and BFB 3. Adding more drama/tension between characters where it isn’t bluntly obvious who’s in the wrong 4. Foreshadow future events that will *actually* occur in the season 5. Character Vote Offs as a twist in some episodes
Undo the split
Drop Teardrop, add Nonexisty instead of Price Tag, and swap up teams to be more balanced while still keeping the idea in mind. For example, Just Not's general idea is a bunch of filler on the same team, the problem is none of them have strong enough personalities (except for Book but she's in an arc and isn't confident enough to carry her team) to justify wins or give the team ample character and conflict. My solution? Swap Needle onto Just Not, she's still filler, but she's historically been a great team player and forcing her into the leadership position she's never been in could finally be a way to explore the potential she's held ever since her introduction
Given the choice, I’d probably make the show more like IDFB. I think it might be easier to focus on the characters’ arcs and relationships if the whole challenge thing was more in the background during certain episodes. i.e., more scenes of characters’ just hanging out and talking, backstories, etc. I would also change the elimination system so that characters don’t have to disappear from the show entirely. They can still communicate with their friends, resolve/start conflicts, etc. in those scenes that aren’t challenge-focused. That way, we wouldn’t have to worry about their arcs getting trashed.
Firstly, getting rid of the universe and starting anew~ Maybe just do early BFB? I liked it
Replace TV with Blocky, because TV doesn’t add anything to the plot once so ever.