The Stitch franchise honestly deserves more attention, if anyone would be interested in checking the show or the sequels, their all on Disney+, I wish that maybe Disney+ could bring back this franchise for a potential revival like what their doing with The Proud Family, Lizzie McGuire & the upcoming Phineas and Ferb movie. I also wish that the other experiments deserve more attention as well and maybe one day, we could see new never before seen experiments.
2:53 The second one is due to them specifically trying to sink Treasure Planet movie but putting it against HARRY FRICKING POTTAH, and even one of their own movies. It was sent to die in the box office, rip Treasure Planet
These disney crossovers would somewhat make sense. 1. Gargoyles/American Dragon: Jake Long 2. Recess/Pepper Ann 3. The Weekenders/The Proud Family 4. Lloyd in Space/Lilo & Stitch 5. Kim Possible/Fillmore! 6. Dave the Barbarian/The Emperor's New School 7. Brandy & Mr. Whiskers/The Buzz on Maggie 8. Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!/Yin Yang Yo! 9. The Replacements/Phineas & Ferb
You can tell by the time they made the two-episodes-in-one that the show was starting to run out of ideas, so I'm glad it ended at the 65-episode limit.
16:57 Of all Stitch's cousins, Shortstuff is my absolute favorite. The of his is an episode full of irony and twists. When I saw him for the first time ever, I knew immediately that Stitch was going to be a giant. But in the scene where they try to shrink him with Shortstuff sabotaging the growth ray, I didn't think he would get bigger too. I believed that Stitch would grow further and that Lilo would complain about how to handle the situation. And when Shortstuff is zapped, I didn't think it would grow that big. And when Stitch gets even bigger and there is the clash of giants, I thought he would win, because Shortstuff wasn't made for fighting and Stitch in proportions should have been superior. I didn't think he would lose, since usually the second giant's plan always works. Then I thought Jumba would be in favor of the giants experiments thing because I thought he would think the bigger they were, the more damage they could do. it was a surprise to discover that he was against it and that he had decided to make Stitch smaller.. And it was a surprise that Shortstuff remained giant in the end. I really thought they would shrink him in the end. The irony of his episode is that we see Shortstuff running away from Gantu, and later from Stitch, but then he would get bigger than both of them. Everyone throughout the episode points out that Shortstuff is small, but then, as we see in Leroy and Stitch, it becomes the biggest experiment ever. His own name, Shortstuff, was given to him to emphasize that he is small, but then, after he becomes and remains a giant, that name becomes a misnomer. Throughout the episode Stitch wants to get big, but in the end it's Shortstuff who becomes it. We can therefore say that if for Stitch bigger is badder, for Shortstuff instead was really better.. When we see Stitch and Shortstuff fighting like giants, it's ironic that this mess wouldn't have happened if Pleakley hadn't decided to be an substitute evil genius. Shortstuff then, if you think about it, is more complex and particular than the other experiments because, all of Stitch's other cousins, when they find their right place, either become someone's pets, or find ways to use their powers constructively. For Shortstuff, on the other hand, it's neither. Indeed, if we connect the series of events that led to his growth (if Stitch hadn't decided he wanted to be bigger, if Jumba hadn't been out on community services, if Peakley hadn't wanted to be the evil genius substitute, if Gantu hadn't interfered with Stitch's growth, if Stitch hadn't fallen asleep , if Lilo hadn't decided to make him smaller by taking advantage of his sleep, and if Shortstuff himself hadn't laughed before jumping out of the window, and if growth ray wasn't have the level of potency it did when it zapped Shortstuff), it can be said that fate has predisposed his transformation into a giant. After all, if things had turned out differently with the other experiments, surely their rightful place would have been the same, or if there were any differences, they would have been minimal. But with Shortstuff, only these kinds of events could give him this specific place. If he had never become a giant, surely they would have found something for him to do anyway. So, if Lilo and Stitch found the right place for the other experiments, this time it was the right place to find Shortstuff. Shortstuff also decided his fate for himself. After all, the growth ray made him bigger, but it didn't alter his personality. Whatever Shortstuff did after he became a giant, he did it because he wanted to do it. it was his choice to let himself go to a more uninhibited, over the top, more primitive and wild attitude, and to let himself be consumed by the delirium of omnipotence. Shortstuff decided for himself that he liked the feel for power, superiority, and freedom that gave him being a giant. And, in fact, we see that he is no longer afraid of anything after growing up. Because precisely, when he sees Stitch he is terrified of him, but after becoming a giant, he faces him without worrying. And Jumba had programmed it to sabotage electronic and mechanical devices, not to be a rampaging giant. So ultimately Shortstuff decided for himself that being a giant was more important to him than the purpose Jumba had given him (of course, he attacked the amusement park because he was attracted to the mechanisms there, but in fact he only partially followed his programming). In fact, when Jumba wants to shrink him, Shortstuff is sad precisely because, after such an experience, he could no longer accept himself as he was before. In fact, becoming a carousel is more of a compromise for Shortstuff to continue being a giant. Furthermore, his willpower and how he managed to adapt to his new size is admirable. After all, Stitch, as a giant, was clumsy, and he couldn't do anything. Logically, Shortstuff should also have had the same problems, but it didn't happen. he managed to overcome the limits of his body and make part of him those new giant sizes. Pushing the boundaries of his body, and thinking independently, out of his program, even before he became good, was something no experiment has ever been able to do before. And his talent for being a giant came from him as an individual, it wasn't Jumba who gave it to him. In fact, his fight with Stitch, after he returning to normal, is particular. Because Shortstuff isn't using his natural powers, but an upgrade that has nothing to do with his natural abilities. And so the fact that he was created before Stitch didn't matter anymore. That's why Shortstuff is my favorite Stitch cousin, and I'm sorry he never had any other cameos in the series. I also made seven music videos dedicated to him in my profile. I would do more if I found other songs suitable for him. ua-cam.com/video/UQxwC6060kE/v-deo.html - ua-cam.com/video/HaI_JwPyQqs/v-deo.html - ua-cam.com/video/hSRJ7tLWwDw/v-deo.html - ua-cam.com/video/7oicdBfFXwM/v-deo.htmlsi=eSdx7u7oUbhZOa6F - ua-cam.com/video/arSPIIoVZLk/v-deo.htmlsi=eJn7ffd48WFM-kAz - ua-cam.com/video/LZi5xVfBWqg/v-deo.htmlsi=FbOiZ41rO5M3qe8B - ua-cam.com/video/n__UTN1wrgE/v-deo.htmlsi=XtbZvdpQ02MwKkCG
I remember wanting to see the movie when it first came out, but I was never given the chance. I only saw it a few years ago. I agree with Doug Walker that Nani and Lilo's relationship, and Lilo herself, were the strongest parts of the movie (Lilo still stands as Disney's best ever child character). I only saw a couple of episodes of the series. Just Lax and Angel (it was on JAL with a few other Disney shows in 2004 and it was the only ones, so I watched it over and over when I traveled at the age of 9). And speaking of series, any chance of a Emperor's New School review? I've seen most episodes and it was pretty good, despite Kuzco's love interest being a total Mary-Sue - I still kind of like her.
I like emperor's new school but I don't know if I would have chosen emperor's new groove movie to base a tv show off which is sad because I like the movie
Now this was my childhood jam. Gave me inspiration for drawing, due to the amount of creativity of the experiments.
The Stitch franchise honestly deserves more attention, if anyone would be interested in checking the show or the sequels, their all on Disney+, I wish that maybe Disney+ could bring back this franchise for a potential revival like what their doing with The Proud Family, Lizzie McGuire & the upcoming Phineas and Ferb movie. I also wish that the other experiments deserve more attention as well and maybe one day, we could see new never before seen experiments.
Yeah I recently watched the series on Disney +, along with the Emperor’s New School which is really good
2:53 The second one is due to them specifically trying to sink Treasure Planet movie but putting it against HARRY FRICKING POTTAH, and even one of their own movies.
It was sent to die in the box office, rip Treasure Planet
*Lilo & Stitch is freaking Ewasome !*
Come on! Tank has Weird Al in it as the singing sooth sayer.
I love the show, because it keeps the characters in character and the new experiments provide interesting and creative situations.
These disney crossovers would somewhat make sense.
1. Gargoyles/American Dragon: Jake Long
2. Recess/Pepper Ann
3. The Weekenders/The Proud Family
4. Lloyd in Space/Lilo & Stitch
5. Kim Possible/Fillmore!
6. Dave the Barbarian/The Emperor's New School
7. Brandy & Mr. Whiskers/The Buzz on Maggie
8. Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!/Yin Yang Yo!
9. The Replacements/Phineas & Ferb
Since Sonic was in Disney's Wreck it Ralph 1 and 2. It would be really cool if Sonic would have a crossover movie or TV series with Lilo & Stitch.
You can tell by the time they made the two-episodes-in-one that the show was starting to run out of ideas, so I'm glad it ended at the 65-episode limit.
16:57 Of all Stitch's cousins, Shortstuff is my absolute favorite. The of his is an episode full of irony and twists. When I saw him for the first time ever, I knew immediately that Stitch was going to be a giant. But in the scene where they try to shrink him with Shortstuff sabotaging the growth ray, I didn't think he would get bigger too. I believed that Stitch would grow further and that Lilo would complain about how to handle the situation. And when Shortstuff is zapped, I didn't think it would grow that big. And when Stitch gets even bigger and there is the clash of giants, I thought he would win, because Shortstuff wasn't made for fighting and Stitch in proportions should have been superior. I didn't think he would lose, since usually the second giant's plan always works. Then I thought Jumba would be in favor of the giants experiments thing because I thought he would think the bigger they were, the more damage they could do. it was a surprise to discover that he was against it and that he had decided to make Stitch smaller.. And it was a surprise that Shortstuff remained giant in the end. I really thought they would shrink him in the end.
The irony of his episode is that we see Shortstuff running away from Gantu, and later from Stitch, but then he would get bigger than both of them. Everyone throughout the episode points out that Shortstuff is small, but then, as we see in Leroy and Stitch, it becomes the biggest experiment ever. His own name, Shortstuff, was given to him to emphasize that he is small, but then, after he becomes and remains a giant, that name becomes a misnomer. Throughout the episode Stitch wants to get big, but in the end it's Shortstuff who becomes it. We can therefore say that if for Stitch bigger is badder, for Shortstuff instead was really better.. When we see Stitch and Shortstuff fighting like giants, it's ironic that this mess wouldn't have happened if Pleakley hadn't decided to be an substitute evil genius.
Shortstuff then, if you think about it, is more complex and particular than the other experiments because, all of Stitch's other cousins, when they find their right place, either become someone's pets, or find ways to use their powers constructively. For Shortstuff, on the other hand, it's neither. Indeed, if we connect the series of events that led to his growth (if Stitch hadn't decided he wanted to be bigger, if Jumba hadn't been out on community services, if Peakley hadn't wanted to be the evil genius substitute, if Gantu hadn't interfered with Stitch's growth, if Stitch hadn't fallen asleep , if Lilo hadn't decided to make him smaller by taking advantage of his sleep, and if Shortstuff himself hadn't laughed before jumping out of the window, and if growth ray wasn't have the level of potency it did when it zapped Shortstuff), it can be said that fate has predisposed his transformation into a giant. After all, if things had turned out differently with the other experiments, surely their rightful place would have been the same, or if there were any differences, they would have been minimal. But with Shortstuff, only these kinds of events could give him this specific place. If he had never become a giant, surely they would have found something for him to do anyway. So, if Lilo and Stitch found the right place for the other experiments, this time it was the right place to find Shortstuff. Shortstuff also decided his fate for himself. After all, the growth ray made him bigger, but it didn't alter his personality. Whatever Shortstuff did after he became a giant, he did it because he wanted to do it. it was his choice to let himself go to a more uninhibited, over the top, more primitive and wild attitude, and to let himself be consumed by the delirium of omnipotence. Shortstuff decided for himself that he liked the feel for power, superiority, and freedom that gave him being a giant. And, in fact, we see that he is no longer afraid of anything after growing up. Because precisely, when he sees Stitch he is terrified of him, but after becoming a giant, he faces him without worrying. And Jumba had programmed it to sabotage electronic and mechanical devices, not to be a rampaging giant. So ultimately Shortstuff decided for himself that being a giant was more important to him than the purpose Jumba had given him (of course, he attacked the amusement park because he was attracted to the mechanisms there, but in fact he only partially followed his programming). In fact, when Jumba wants to shrink him, Shortstuff is sad precisely because, after such an experience, he could no longer accept himself as he was before. In fact, becoming a carousel is more of a compromise for Shortstuff to continue being a giant.
Furthermore, his willpower and how he managed to adapt to his new size is admirable. After all, Stitch, as a giant, was clumsy, and he couldn't do anything. Logically, Shortstuff should also have had the same problems, but it didn't happen. he managed to overcome the limits of his body and make part of him those new giant sizes. Pushing the boundaries of his body, and thinking independently, out of his program, even before he became good, was something no experiment has ever been able to do before. And his talent for being a giant came from him as an individual, it wasn't Jumba who gave it to him. In fact, his fight with Stitch, after he returning to normal, is particular. Because Shortstuff isn't using his natural powers, but an upgrade that has nothing to do with his natural abilities. And so the fact that he was created before Stitch didn't matter anymore.
That's why Shortstuff is my favorite Stitch cousin, and I'm sorry he never had any other cameos in the series.
I also made seven music videos dedicated to him in my profile. I would do more if I found other songs suitable for him.
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The show would be better if Myrtle wasn't in it in my opinion
I remember wanting to see the movie when it first came out, but I was never given the chance. I only saw it a few years ago. I agree with Doug Walker that Nani and Lilo's relationship, and Lilo herself, were the strongest parts of the movie (Lilo still stands as Disney's best ever child character).
I only saw a couple of episodes of the series. Just Lax and Angel (it was on JAL with a few other Disney shows in 2004 and it was the only ones, so I watched it over and over when I traveled at the age of 9).
And speaking of series, any chance of a Emperor's New School review? I've seen most episodes and it was pretty good, despite Kuzco's love interest being a total Mary-Sue - I still kind of like her.
I like emperor's new school but I don't know if I would have chosen emperor's new groove movie to base a tv show off which is sad because I like the movie
what do you mean when you say wishy washy avoids the traps most wish episodes fall into cause im curious what traps are those
Don't forget Nicktoons Unite another crossover video game that has Spongebob Danny Phantom Jimmy Neutron and Fairly Oddparents
One of my favorites growing up
Same here. I don't mean to annoy you or spam your comments. But I will leave you in peace.
I remember one episode.
Frenchfry I think it was
Nani was a crush of mines back in the day.
8:13 Huh We still see cross dressing jokes sometimes I don't see the problem.
Whats your least favorite episode
@@kelsey1467 Poxy for me. Or Bad Stitch.
Spongebob/Danny Phantom crossovers
Back then when cartoons were good