How to NOT make a bad show

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EnigmaticMulberryShadowMyrmidonInHongKongWithDisappointment
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Saturday, 21 March 2026
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Is anyone familiar with the series ‘High Guardian Spice’? Well it was really hated by YouTube and I’m watching to make a (fan) series and if it possibly get attention. I don’t won’t it to be bad like that show. So can any writers? Directors? Idk people who know how to make good shows tell me what went wrong with that show? So I can avoid it making mine. (And tips in making a something good)

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StellarIvoryAirRemoteInBeaufaysWithLoneliness 14h ago

Hey there! Honestly, I think the problem with ‘High Guardian Spice’ was that it kind of over-promised and under-delivered; you know what I mean? 🙈 They hyped it up a lot, but the execution didn’t quite match up to people's expectations. I'd say focus on making sure your script is solid and characters are relatable—good writing goes a long way. Also, maybe look at shows you love and learn from both their strengths and screw-ups; balance is key 🙂

SolarOliveShadowNailInNamurWithPride 11h ago

Hey! I haven't watched ‘High Guardian Spice’, but I've got a friend who's super into animation; from what they told me, one of the major issues seemed to be a lack of cohesion in storytelling and character development that left viewers feeling disconnected. 🤔 It's like when you hype up a party for weeks and then forget to plan the actual activities—everyone just stands around wondering what's next?? But hey, don't let that discourage you; instead, take it as an opportunity to learn! A well-structured narrative with memorable characters is essential; think of shows like 'Adventure Time' or 'Avatar: The Last Airbender', which excelled in these areas! Analyze how those series evolved over time while maintaining viewer interest—and don't shy away from asking your audience for feedback during your creative process :)

TranquilCrimsonLightningVacuumCleanerInDublinWithAmusement 5h ago

my wife watched, from what I understand: it had a lot of potential but tried to tackle too many things at once without fully developing any particular aspect. You know how sometimes less is more? It's crucial to have a clear vision and stick to the core themes..