I could point out other comparisons and shared tropes, but I'm specifically talking about ones with drama and conflict potential here. lol

Anti-heroes who were subject of an experiment and regarded as dangerous and then go on a revenge, when they were just victims who didn't ask to be in the positions they were put in.

An alien species who augmented themselves with advanced technology and conquered countless planets.

Both protagonists have a dark and edgy super form.

Gingers who end up turning into smol bois and have a hard time adjusting to being in a body they're not supposed to be in.

And their beloved family members were killed in the process of it all.

Children who had their lives and innocence ripped away from them, who did absolutely nothing to deserve it.

Who then had their bodies modified against their will, by their respective villains with the intent to be used as a pawn for their ultimate goal.

The main cast being thrown into and displaced in a new and alien world to them, eventually learning this place is one and the same as their home either literally or figuratively.

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I just said that I 'personally' would like to see the animation redone in the first movie because I think it would be interesting. I never said you or anyone else had to think the same. You're acting like I'm going to go pester Pixar to do something that's likely never going to happen anyway.

It would really just depend on the circumstances and who would hypothetically be behind something like this. If it was something Pixar genuinely wanted to do, then I don't see anything wrong with. It would be a different story if Disney was butting in and getting their fingerprints all over it.

If we're gonna go by the whole angle that all works of art should be left alone for all time, then all artists should never go back and redraw their old pictures or comics, or redo their fan fics they wrote back in high school. By that logic, I should have never remade my old Felix the Cat cosplay.

Chill. It wouldn't replace the original movie. It would still be there. It would just be interesting to see and compare how far Pixar has come since then. Unless they pulled a George Lucas and refuse to release the original, I really don't see any harm in reanimation their first movie.