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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8149357" data-attributes="member: 6802378">If my memory doesn't fail, the copyright about the cartoon is by Disney (at least I read it in TV tropes). This means a rerun is possible in the future, but I doubt it when Hasbro still is working with Paramount.I say it again: the target is the crowd who knows nothing about D&amp;D. The 80's Conan movies were for people who didn't know the Hyrborian world.* Will we see a pseudodragon as wizard's familiar? It's perfect to sell toys for children. You can bet they will try to launch a family-friendly movie, to sell all merchadicising for children, +7y at least.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlaw_King" target="_blank">Do you remember Chris Pine in the movie &quot;the Outlaw King&quot;</a> (and with beard)? (let's say the sequel of Braveheart).* I can see you a thing about being a true hero in the real life: It is not so funny, if you want the menace to end as soon as possible, and then there is not pride feeling, only relief because now everybody is safe and sound. Do you remember the fear in the final tests? It's is worse when you have to face a serious risk, and you know if you fail you will lose your own life and/or by the other. The true heroes would rather other boring day than facing a serious menace against innocent people. You have forgotten the serious stress when there are humans lives in your hands, or your own survival. Then you need the right balance between self-criticism and faith in oneself. Both are necessary but too much also can be wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 8149357, member: 6802378"] If my memory doesn't fail, the copyright about the cartoon is by Disney (at least I read it in TV tropes). This means a rerun is possible in the future, but I doubt it when Hasbro still is working with Paramount. I say it again: the target is the crowd who knows nothing about D&D. The 80's Conan movies were for people who didn't know the Hyrborian world. * Will we see a pseudodragon as wizard's familiar? It's perfect to sell toys for children. You can bet they will try to launch a family-friendly movie, to sell all merchadicising for children, +7y at least. [URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlaw_King']Do you remember Chris Pine in the movie "the Outlaw King"[/URL] (and with beard)? (let's say the sequel of Braveheart). * I can see you a thing about being a true hero in the real life: It is not so funny, if you want the menace to end as soon as possible, and then there is not pride feeling, only relief because now everybody is safe and sound. Do you remember the fear in the final tests? It's is worse when you have to face a serious risk, and you know if you fail you will lose your own life and/or by the other. The true heroes would rather other boring day than facing a serious menace against innocent people. You have forgotten the serious stress when there are humans lives in your hands, or your own survival. Then you need the right balance between self-criticism and faith in oneself. Both are necessary but too much also can be wrong. [/QUOTE]

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