Redwall fanart. Now this is a pleasant rarity

Bowen_Whitehooves said:
Redwall fanart. Now this is a pleasant rarity

Maybe one day it'll become popular and we'll be flooded with it!

Oh wait, I don't think people read anymore.

Numbers39 said:
Maybe one day it'll become popular and we'll be flooded with it!

Oh wait, I don't think people read anymore.

Kickstart a movie or game?

Numbers39 said:
Maybe one day it'll become popular and we'll be flooded with it!

Oh wait, I don't think people read anymore.

I still read it, probably the only person

icearticuno said:
I still read it, probably the only person

Deff not the only person ^.^ I have the whole book set and still read it every few years or so xD

I have every single book in the series, including the cookbook. The PBS animated series was good, but dear gods Disney or Dreamworks or someone needs to pick this up and make it a longer-running series. Especially the hare-centric books, because Salamandastron is amazing.

sigma13 said:
I have every single book in the series, including the cookbook. The PBS animated series was good, but dear gods Disney or Dreamworks or someone needs to pick this up and make it a longer-running series. Especially the hare-centric books, because Salamandastron is amazing.

They'd tone down the darker themes and actual fighting, unfortunately. Not all adaptions are good, after all.

misschu said:
They'd tone down the darker themes and actual fighting, unfortunately. Not all adaptions are good, after all.

True. RIP Don Bluth, because he could have done a worthy adaptation. Just look at the swordfight he put into Secret of NIMH, for no reason other than swordfights are cool.

sigma13 said:
I have every single book in the series, including the cookbook. The PBS animated series was good, but dear gods Disney or Dreamworks or someone needs to pick this up and make it a longer-running series. Especially the hare-centric books, because Salamandastron is amazing.

I would have pushed for Don Bluth personally to make a version of the books for the big screen. Maybe use the same studio that did the cgi for the animals in Narnia?

sigma13 said:
True. RIP Don Bluth, because he could have done a worthy adaptation. Just look at the swordfight he put into Secret of NIMH, for no reason other than swordfights are cool.

Don Bluth is still alive (as of the time of this reply).

icearticuno said:
I still read it, probably the only person

I read it. I spent a ton of time rebuying a bunch of books to get them all on my phone so I could have the entire collection with me wherever I go.

alsmith said:
Kickstart a movie or game?

Last I heard, Brian Jacques (or his estate) was pretty dismissive of video games, so probably not a lot of hope on that front.