Honestly if we got a WoW series animated, I place money on it being a Vox Machina or other DnD parody… just imagine a WoW party of like… a Druid Healer, a Warrior barbarian, an MM Hunter, a Rogue, a Mage or Warlock, an Evoker, and a bard?
“Bard I said SLAY the dragon! Leave the Evoker alone!”
That’s pretty much what WoW is…
Have Ragtag Groups of Silly Heroes travel through the Zones. Make sure they fit well with the Zones too.
Pandaren Heroes and Heroes in Feudal Chinese Gear preferably including Chinese Hats will be present in Pandaria and Wandering Isle.
Parties of Paladins, Orks, Night Elves, Knights of the Ebon Blade, Forsaken, Tauren(which aid the Taunka) and Dracthyr will be present in Dragonblight and Borean Tundra(Gnomes will be included in that Zone too).
So many Comedies!
Honestly it would be a shame that there is only one Cartoon TV Series! Such magnificence needs multiple Series(one for each Continent)!
It has 2 seasons with that set of characters, season 3 starts with a different set of characters and is in pre production, but that wasn’t what I was talking about. I was talking in terms of visuals.
I’s prefer an animated series. Use whoever made Arcane.
And the “visuals” of Arcane is why it cost $250 million to produce. It is highly unlikely that Blizzard is going to risk spending that much on a Warcraft animated series. Or any movie or series about Warcraft, ever again.
If they do this, then there needs to be an episode where one of the characters goes:
“Hey, wait, what day is this?”
“It’s Tuesday.”
“Tuesday! It’s time, come with me.”
After traveling for 20m of the episode where assorted shenanigans ensue, they arrive at an old tomb. Pushing the door open, they enter the room and find a large, shining chest.
“This is a magical chest, it seems to regain its power every seven days.”
You can tell by the expression of the character how excited they are, excited for discovering the chest, excited to see the magic has returned, excited in anticipation of what’s inside.
After messing with the lock, cursing out loud about “stupid puzzles”, the chest pops open. As it does, the shine and light on it dims.
The character reaches inside, eyes glinting, and finds a beautiful sword. Showing the finest craftsmanship, jewels on the hilt.
He draws it out, raising it, trying to catch the light of the dimming sun through the door of the tomb. Then, he pulls out his own sword.
They’re the same. Identical in every way. In disgust he throws it on the ground, and storms out of the tomb.
Roll credits.
I’d prefer an anime/animated series. They could do a lot more with that instead of relying on CGI and live actors.