User blog:Kayem-san/The ACS

Basically, this was made to counter some of the negative criticism. I'll guess I'll add this to the ACS talk page as well.

The violence
This one is mainly for the Rob followers, if there are any They're not college roommates. They're not neighbors. The ACS is a group of heroes. They each have their own back-story, and they're all interesting in their own ways and aspects. You have John, the strict and powerful leader; Bagel, the oddly normal one; Nozus, the selfless smartass; JJam, the one who puts an emphasis on order; Web, the teams level-headed comic; Wario, the powerhouse; Collector, the one with the guns; and Erin, the feisty female. These incredibly diverse individuals make up the team. Coincidently, they all come from a past of violence. John committed suicide (but obviously survived), Bagel killed to save the world, Nozus once affiliated himself with criminals and murderers alike, Web was almost tortured to death, Wario's parents were hung and he witnessed it, Collector has killed various times, Erin was a street fighter at once point, and JJam, well, unlike the others he doesn't really have much of a story.

The point is this series does not portray Fanonverse content erroneously. I think a lot of people overlook the violence in SSK Adventures or other shows. The Fanonverse has always, and will be, violent, just like the real world.

What is the ACS?
The ACS is an organization formed to create peace and justice. It annoys me when people expect the show to be something that it's not. The Avengers, Justice League, and the Teen Titans (hell, maybe The Powerpuff Girls and Power Rangers too), what do they all have in common? They're superhero teams with shows. Likewise, what should you expect from these shows? Some buddies having fun? No violence? Something else that puts their powers to complete waste? Notice how superhero-related shows share a pattern: different villain, different episode. The ACS continues and follows this outline but, just like the aforementioned shows, it still maintains a plot. Not every episode is "bad guy, destroy" and nothing else.