Sonic Boom TV Ratings – Season 2 Week 48

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1. More Boom talk on this site but no mention of the Japanese Forces introduction trailer? By this point Boom seems pretty much dead. I’m sure it’s an okay young kids show, but I’m hoping we get a better animation now Sega seems to give a crap about Sonic again.

   1. “More Boom talk on this site but no mention of the Japanese Forces introduction trailer?” Because there is nothing new in the trailer. If you’ve seen other Forces trailers, you’ve seen everything the trailer already tells you. So it isn’t worth talking about.

      “By this point Boom seems pretty much dead.” To you. It stil has a large following. It’s getting nominated for awards and even winning some. Unlike the Forces trailer, there’s a new development every week with ratings data, episode writing, and more. And, to be honest, it can be argued that the show is going to/is getting a third season. So it’s worth covering.

      “I’m sure it’s an okay young kids show, but I’m hoping we get a better animation now Sega seems to give a crap about Sonic again.” They always gave a crap about it. Just because it’s not the show you want doesn’t mean that SEGA doesn’t care about Sonic. The show simply isn’t for you. And that’s perfectly fine. But it isn’t fair to ignore the many people who do watch this show. They have just as much of a say in this as you do. Nobody’s right or wrong here.

      1. CN jettisoned it to their crummy side network I find it unlikely that they’ll greenlight a 3rd season, the Boom experiment effectively died last year and this show was just the shambling corpse. It’s my feeling that Boom will be laid to rest officially next year joined by a decent chuck of Sonic Team. I played that Forces demo and it has bomb written all over it, the only thing they can hope for is generating sales from Donut Steels otherwise they’re gonna be looking highly expendable and frankly a liability to getting this IP back on track in light of a certain other game that managed to generate mountains of mainstream positive buzz. You can’t bring a IP back to the glory by releasing a game that shoots it out the park then proceed to release one that shoots it right in the foot.

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