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Doesn't this immediately disprove that Tamers listens to his audience since he has these stories planned out months in advance? Wouldn't this also mean he's collaborating significantly more heavily that previously thought? For example, let's say he's using a song by PrinceWhatever. If the animation was done 3 months prior, then that means PrinceWhatever would've had to have composed the song 3 months plus additional time to create the piece. That would also mean Tamers and Prince were communicating over the course of 3 months, plus the time to compose, plus the time to communicate to Prince what Tamers is looking for, plus the time to write out a synopsis for Prince to work with.

Why am I less impressed by Tamers' foresight and more unnerved by how much is going on behind the scenes?