Now, I’m happy that The Loud House Movie is getting a well deserved spotlight as one of the stages in NASB 2 (🖕🏻Cartoonshi and his cronies), but why the HELL did the devs had to waste an opportunity for Lincoln to make a comeback as a fighter. I can handle Mr Krabs being a coach, I can handle Helga being on an ankle monitor in the Lockjaw stage, I can handle waiting for Sandy to be in the roster when Saving Bikini Bottom comes out in 2024, I can handle characters like Shredder being a boss, I can even handle the fact that Grandma Gertie made it in instead of Hugh Neutron (due to me having a silent fallout with Joe Kozdra back in February 3rd), BUT…… this moment is the straw that broke the camel’s back for me, and even made me question the LEGALITY that Nickelodeon has with Garfield, as they seem to be doing nothing with him at all, and that’s the worst thing they’re doing with Garfield, NOTHING AT ALL. No animated series, not a movie ( well, technically a movie, but the movie’s being done by Sony and not Nick, but still), NOTHING. Basically, it’s like if Nickelodeon is treating Garfield like if he was an NFT to them, or the next Legends of Oz Dorothy’s Return

I shouldn’t be surprised about Lutrosity being incompetent, as they’ve had a knack of throwing rocks and hiding their hands behind their backs, I mean they did it with Nintendo back in 2021, and now they’re doing it with Nickelodeon in 2023. If I was put in charge of the franchise, I would’ve chosen the people who made Epic Mickey, and SpongeBob SquarePants: Revenge of The Flying Dutchman, to be the ones to handle the franchise, as they have what Lutrosity will NEVER have, a heart, and a brain, and dedication to the original source material. Yeah, say what you will about the graphics in Revenge of the Flying Dutchman, but there’s no denying the people at Big Sky had a lot of fun and love for the original SpongeBob series when making that game.


Maybe better luck next time with a third Nickelodeon All Star Brawl game, but yeah, Ludosity’s truly dead to me


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The Loud House Movie directed by David Needham, owned by Nickelodeon

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