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Some of you may have heard The Legend of Korra came out on Netflix recently (at least in America I think, I haven't got it here in the UK ), and while I understand many are excited to see the series be accessible through streaming, there is another Nickelodeon cartoon on there that is in desperate need of support.

Some people may be tired of me bringing this up, but Glitch Techs truly is an absolutely wonderful show that is well worth watching if you're a fan of videogame culture, shows with fast paced and dynamic action akin to Rise of the TMNT or Kill La Kill, or just good cartoons with a healthy balance of character drama and light hearted comedy.

The first ten half-hours aired on Netflix early this year and are available to watch, while another ten are slated to come out tomorrow. Yet another ten were storyboarded, but not officially finished. The creators Dan Milano and Eric Robles have come out asking animation enthusiasts to spread the word, and that there's a possibility more episodes can be made if Nickelodeon and Netflix are made aware of the demand for it.

Some worry that the release dates of Glitch Techs' second season and The Legend of Korra will leader to the latter sabotaging the former's success, though Dan Milano has stated otherwise on both Twitter and Discord, stating that there's room for people to enjoy both:
twitter.com/DanMilano/status/1…
twitter.com/DanMilano/status/1…
twitter.com/snorbertd1/status/…

Likewise, I came up with this idea that Korra and Miko would be friends, wishing each other the best of luck in their end eavours on the platform. Here in this drawing, they're taking a selfie together whilst Miko posts it on her Twitter with a bunch of the hashtags and tags other people are using to spread the word on the show.

If you happen to have Netflix, I implore that you make time to check out Glitch Techs. Furthermore, we need to spread the word around about the series by talking about it more and get it trending on Twitter and other social media.

And even if this show doesn't end up getting renewed... it's more than enough to make sure the crew know that their efforts won't go unnappreciated. Here's looking forward to tomorrow.

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Some of you may have heard The Legend of Korra came out on Netflix recently (at least in America I think, I haven't got it here in the UK ), and while I understand many are excited to see the series be accessible through streaming, there is another Nickelodeon cartoon on there that is in desperate need of support.

Some people may be tired of me bringing this up, but Glitch Techs truly is an absolutely wonderful show that is well worth watching if you're a fan of videogame culture, shows with fast paced and dynamic action akin to Rise of the TMNT or Kill La Kill, or just good cartoons with a healthy balance of character drama and light hearted comedy.

The first ten half-hours aired on Netflix early this year and are available to watch, while another ten are slated to come out tomorrow. Yet another ten were storyboarded, but not officially finished. The creators Dan Milano and Eric Robles have come out asking animation enthusiasts to spread the word, and that there's a possibility more episodes can be made if Nickelodeon and Netflix are made aware of the demand for it.

Some worry that the release dates of Glitch Techs' second season and The Legend of Korra will leader to the latter sabotaging the former's success, though Dan Milano has stated otherwise on both Twitter and Discord, stating that there's room for people to enjoy both:
twitter.com/DanMilano/status/1…
twitter.com/DanMilano/status/1…
twitter.com/snorbertd1/status/…

Likewise, I came up with this idea that Korra and Miko would be friends, wishing each other the best of luck in their end eavours on the platform. Here in this drawing, they're taking a selfie together whilst Miko posts it on her Twitter with a bunch of the hashtags and tags other people are using to spread the word on the show.

If you happen to have Netflix, I implore that you make time to check out Glitch Techs. Furthermore, we need to spread the word around about the series by talking about it more and get it trending on Twitter and other social media.

And even if this show doesn't end up getting renewed... it's more than enough to make sure the crew know that their efforts won't go unnappreciated. Here's looking forward to tomorrow.