TheChriZ1995 I've always wanted to do a fan series of alpha and omega in a animated form, but it would take a lot of time and effort. Mostly they would be from the stories I've already written.

ben15delas Hello, I saw you on YouTube your videos are good.

shadow354 hi alphawolfben can you put a new wolf for me plzs can the name be shadow and i am a big fan of you

CoolWolf471554 I Know you. :D

LoneOmega hey ben ! It's been a long time ! And about making this kind of project, I tried something like that before...I know how to make animations, but 2D animations. I tried something with alpha and omega but it's too hard to work on this kind of stuff and it takes a lot of time and motivation... But I'm in...I can try to help !

TheChriZ1995 Personally I'd like to see A&O in a 2D drawn perspective, I'm sure the actual characters to the movie are copyrighted so you would have to make them look slightly different, just to be safe.

TimberHumphrey i subbed u for like over a year ago. your videos are awesome

LillyOmega2 @TheChriZ1995: You mean in the style of movies like Fox and the Hound (which was made by the animators of Alpha and Omega, I'd like to point out) and other old animated movies?

TheChriZ1995 @LillyOmega: Kind of yeah, wouldn't be as detailed though.

LillyOmega2 I'd like to see it in the style of Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole or Happy Feet (preferably LOTG) more than in traditional animation, rather than the mix of CGI and traditional animation that we see in A&O2 (not that I hate it). Or even what was originally intended - something similar to Alvin and the Chipmunks where the only things animated were the chipmunk characters. In this case, the wolves and other animals would be the only things animated, and they would be extremely realistic. I wish they'd stuck to that idea. (Anyone who has seen Alvin and the Chipmunks knows what I mean by that.)

tehrealkatewolf @lillyomega I think you're confused, Richard Rich was the director of fox and the hound, that was back when he was actually a good director, now he destroys everything he touches. (Swan Princess, A&O sequels, etc)

Kitsune32 I prefer the LOTG's animation than Happy Feet.

LillyOmega2 @tehrealkatewolf: I know that but I was referring to how Richard Rich left Disney with many of the animators of the time to found the studio that made A&O and it's sequels. I think they left because of the new owner of Disney wanted to change their movies entirely. From what I've heard, Frozen is the only new Disney movie worth watching since Richard Rich left the studio (not including sequels to movies like The Fox and the Hound, Lady and the Tramp, Bambi, etc). @Kitsune32: That's what I was saying. If A&O is ever remade, I hope the studio that animated LOTG and Happy Feet are the animators, and the creators of LOTG (also 300 and Dawn of the Dead remake) are the creators. I know, very wishful thinking but I can hope. Just imagine a remake of A&O using realistic wolves and backgrounds so realistic that you would think it's actually in Jasper Park. Or even live action like Alvin and the Chipmunks. Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox are both known for doing that. And I'm sure they'd have a higher budget than anything Lionsgate will ever give the creators of A&O.

Kitsune32 @LillyOmega2 What about Wreck it Ralph?

LillyOmega2 Frozen is the only new Disney movie I've heard good things about. I mean, that was compared to the pre-CGI Disney movies like The Lion King. Reading about the reviews of it on Wikipedia actually changed my opinion of Frozen (based on trailers and clips I've seen). I may watch it eventually.

Kitsune32 Yeah.

shadow354 ya that 2D will be so cool it will be hard but you can do it

LoneOmega I feel like animating things for this project but...it takes so....much....time... I don't have all the time :/

TimberHumphrey @LillyOmega2 i thought u liked A&O 2

Kitsune32 @TimberHumphrey He literally said he didn't hate the art style of A&O 2.

LillyOmega2 @TimberHumphrey: I do like A&O2. And like Kitsune32 said, while the animation isn't the best of the series, I still like it for what it is.