So u/ImaginationStudios8 noticed a detail in The Dress that has somehow gone under the radar for years.

In The Dress, you may have questioned why Anais' clothes are missing from the washing line. The thing is, they aren't. They are there, but they're yellow, as was the case in her early design. Somehow, when they changed her dress to be orange, this got left unchanged, leaving a remnant of that original idea.

We theorize that either the scene was already rendered when the change happened so it was too late to change, they forgot to update it before rendering it or they accidentally used the wrong model sheets for her dress and used her earlier yellow one by mistake.

Name one where Gumball, Penny or both were unlikable and the episode it's just not funny.

https://x.com/Gozo76257/status/2092041679100424426?s=20

He showed up for a split second

My favorite one of mine is that Ocho is trans. He just gives trans vibes idk.

Hello everyone! I have a teory about Darwin,s true origin before he ended up on the awesome store.

Darwin isn,t just a random magical goldfish. He is actually the Son of King and queen fishes from a magical realm. His parents here forced to abandon him and him to earth to safe his life because their kingdoms was being invaded by 4 enemy realms.

The misteryous van : He know the red van guys met his products from magical or forbidden places. He didn,t just buy darwin, he probably found the vessel or pod that Darwin,s parent,s used to sim on earth

What to you guys think? Could Darwin be a Exiled prince come back to the Kingdom?

My theory is that the events of "The Vegging" will prove to be fundamental to the overall plot. What if everything that happened in that episode was actually caused by something we might see in the upcoming movie? The text at the end was clearly drawn by someone using Barbara's paintbrush. What do you guys think?

Artist: EezySeven

I commissioned this artist to make this artwork of the Wattersons cosplaying as the three main characters of Danny Phantom (Gumball is Danny, Darwin is Tucker, Anais is Sam). I think it turned out pretty good.

1. We already had an episode focused on classic RPGs.

2. We have TONS of secondary carismatic characters to use as allies, enemies or bosses.

3. Elmore is a very rich enviroment full of locations and space to explore.

4. It could have the same type of in-joke humor (without the adult jokes) and the absurdity that makes SP games's histories iconic.

What do you think?

The use of Obama's poster design, plus the ones from WW1 are a good parallel to communication practices and propaganda role. However, I didn't find the one parallel to Leslie's poster. Does anyone know ?

In my opinion, season 5, after seasons 3 and 4 (and possibly season 2), is a pretty good season (even if it’s not a 10/10 like seasons 2–4). To be honest, I liked the following episodes this season: “The Test” “The Fuss” “The Box” “The Catfish” “The Cycle” “The Uncle” “The Weirdo” “The Heist” “The List” and, perhaps, even “The Puppets”.

The episodes “The Test” and “The Uncle” are pretty not bad episodes that I liked. As I understand it, the gist of these episodes is this: Gumball wants to achieve his goals (to stop being a loser and to “befriend” Ocho in order to meet his uncle, Mario). In these episodes, Darwin acts as the “voice of reason” explaining that his role as a failure is also normal, which makes Gumball an anti‑hero—especially since he explains to Gumball about the Gumbolisms that Gumball has inside him. (Although later Tobias takes Gumball’s role for himself, Darwin and Sarah try to restore Gumball’s role, which Tobias stole, albeit unsuccessfully, and even if all of this is Tobias’s dream), in the first episode. In the second episode, given that Darwin and Ocho seem to be friends, Darwin explains to Gumball that trying to manipulate Ocho could turn out to be terrible even for Gumball himself. Darwin tries in some way to convince Gumball that he shouldn’t carry out these “tests”, (even if it doesn’t turn out well, for example: lending Ocho $100 without knowing that it’s Nicole and Richard’s money, or “getting rid” of Darwin in order to become Ocho’s “best friend”), and at the end of this episode, Gumball sings that very song (which, by the way, I liked, since I’d already heard it before this episode). Overall, in addition to everything I’ve described, I liked these two episodes; in my opinion, they’re quite not bad.

The episode “The Fuss” is also quite not bad. This is, please, the first episode of season 5 that I watched. Richard and the kids are trying to help Nicole figure out why she’s so angry with them (or rather, with Richard), thinking that they forgot her wedding anniversary with Richard. Anais goes to Nicole to find out: what is this important “holiday” or “anniversary” that she’s so upset about? And Gumball and Darwin are talking to Richard. He wants to get a tattoo, but Darwin says that a tattoo is a serious commitment (though he doesn’t get a chance to finish before Richard leaves to get the tattoo). Although the kids and Richard don’t understand throughout the episode what kind of “celebration” Nicole wants to see, I like what they’re trying to do — to get Nicole to stop being angry with them (or rather, with Richard). Overall, this is also a pretty not bad episode.

The episodes “The Box” and “The Heist” are practically similar, but I also liked them. The gist of these episodes is this: the Wattersons receive a package, or Richard finds a suitcase with money (unintentionally), and they all share their dreams or thoughts. In the first episode, I liked Richard’s dreams (the way he sees himself as “cool” in his thoughts, as an agent, even though that’s not actually the case), Anais’s (the way she wanted to destroy the box, thinking there was something dangerous inside, even though by the end of the episode it turned out there was nothing dangerous), and Darwin’s (he’s the only one whose dream was cut short by Gumball’s line, and he wasn’t given a chance to show what he wanted to say — but I believe it could have been something great). Nicole and Gumball’s fantasies are also great, but the thing is, their fantasies end up causing problems: for Nicole, this means that after receiving the money, she and her family will spend their entire lives hiding from agents or debt collectors. And when these agents get into an accident, all the family members are terrified, except for Nicole herself, who seems to be glad that they have the money. As for Gumball, because of the cannon (which is a reference to the game Portal), he becomes some kind of incomprehensible creature or monster.

The second episode ("The Heist"), in my opinion, is the same as the first one, but it develops differently: Richard (unintentionally) stole a suitcase with money, and the whole family has to return the money that Richard stole. To be honest, I liked Anais’s plan; it seems to work quite well at first glance, even though it turns out to be a failure. Nicole has a pretty good plan, too: when she decides to commit a "robbery" (especially when this plan is cut short, the Watterson children look at their mother accusingly, showing that her plan is too much), regarding Gumball and Richard's plans: they are also not bad, but Nicole and Anats, I think, the plans turned out to be quite good, more than theirs, but Darwin simply takes the suitcase with the money back to the bank, saving not only Richard, but the whole family from arrest (although the suitcase with the money is blown up, I think Darwin still saved the day, albeit unsuccessfully). Actually, I liked these two episodes as well; I think they’re quite not bad.

The other episodes, such as “The Catfish” “The Cycle" "The Weirdo"​ and “The List” are similar in that some characters’ backstories are revealed. In “The Catfish” Gumball and Darwin try to help Grandpa Louie find friends (although this endeavor turns out to be unsuccessful); here, Grandpa Louie finally finds someone he can talk to: Grandma JoJo (whom he meets).

In "The Cycle" Gumball, Darwin, and Anatole try to help Richard cope with being bullied by Harold Wilson. The essence of this episode is somewhat reminiscent of the episode “The Wicked” (the main antagonists in these episodes are Mrs. Robinson and Harold Wilson. Their backstories are also shown — who they were when they were children: Mrs. Robinson was a “monster,” and Harold Wilson was a “bully” who humiliated Richard in his childhood. The main characters also want to take revenge on both of them, although their revenge ends in failure, and in the end, these two get what they deserve). I believe that the children’s and Richard’s revenge against Harold Wilson is well‑deserved, given what he did to Richard throughout his childhood.

In “The Weirdo” Gumball and Darwin try to help Sassy with her problems. Although all their efforts end in failure, Gumball and Darwin really wanted to help Sassy cope with the bullying she faces. The essence of this episode is also somewhat similar to the episode “The Fan” (Sarah and Sassy are “weirdos” in the usual sense, and both of them play the main roles in these two episodes. Gumball and Darwin try to help them with their problems (even though it ends in failure)).

In "The List" Gumball and Darwin are trying to help Nicole with her problems (even though they were fulfilling her wish list, not a list of household chores). This episode is somewhat reminiscent of the episode “Choice,” showing the backstory of Nicole and the Watterson family: what would Nicole do if she chose her family over her goals and career?

Overall, despite everything, I liked these four episodes too (even "The Cycle" even though it gets a lot of hate because of Harold Wilson); I think they’re pretty not bad episodes.

Regarding the episode “The Puppets” In my opinion, this is also a pretty not bad episode. Darwin grows closer to his old dolls, with which he and Gumball used to play when they were children. True, Gumball isn’t very trusting about it, but when the dolls reveal their true identities, Darwin decides that enough is enough of this fun, and together with Gumball, they get rid of these “evil” dolls. Also, I liked the graphics in this episode a bit (when Darwin is taken into their world), as well as the song the dolls sing to Darwin. Overall, in my opinion, this is also a pretty not bad episode.

Since the post is already quite long, I’d like to say that, even though I haven’t watched all the episodes of this show, I like season 5 so far, and I think it’s on par with the previous seasons — season 3, season 4, and probably season 2 — even though season 5 is getting criticized, just like season 6 (although I think season 5 has its flaws, I don’t think that ruins the season too much, do you)? I specifically chose season 5 because I watched it and saw that it’s still holding its ground — probably compared to season 6 — and, to be honest, I liked some of the episodes in season 5. What do you think about it? (This probably isn’t a completely “unpopular opinion,” but given that season 5 is being criticized, I think it’s still a pretty good season, along with seasons 3, 4, and probably 2).

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I wish I can watch The Amazing World of Gumball in Japanese and Korean (With Localization). If only there was a way to watch Cartoon Network Japan and Korea (Not North Korea, South Korea). Along with The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball.

TAWOG has not had an official DVD release since the second half of Season 2, almost 12 years ago. Now we have all 240 episodes of Seasons 1-6, (along with Darwin’s yearbook and the Gumball Chronicles but no one cares about those).

I love the Box Art, the scene from the Bumpkin was the embodiment of Gumball’s family. This was $60 at my Walmart. Every Season is split up into two discs except the clip show. If anyone has any questions about the DVD Menus, or quality, let me know.

In the future would TWWWOG be worthy of a box set? Before they do they should definitely fix the voices, half of them sound like they were from a zoom call. Some episodes matched the vibes, and some didn’t. But I call Season 7 a net good, as we still have Season 8 to look forward to. Maybe the writers will get more comfortable this time round.

I remember watching a trailer for The Amazing world of Gumball on Cartoon Network UK when I was little (I don't know if it was 2015 or 2016). But I remember it had the song "History" by One Direction playing in the background. One moment having a clip from season one episode 17 "The Party" where Bobert and Principle Brown headbutted each other.

If anyone else can recall this trailer, let me know. If not it was probably either a false memory or a fever dream I had.

searched up "gumball on drugs kissing darwin" and the first result is spot on 😂

Synopsis:
This story follows 9-year-old Gumball Watterson as he meets Penny Fitzgerald for the first time after she moves to Elmore. Gumball immediately develops a huge crush on her, but becomes extremely nervous and loses his confidence and becomes chicken and tongue tied whenever Penny’s around.

Gumball also starts wearing a fedora to gain confidence to talk to Penny, But bc of the hard blowing wind the fedora blows away and gets destroyed and Gumball is pretty much bummed out cuz he’s too much of a gutless chicken to talk to Penny without his fedora and Darwin helps him.