>>151103163
probably writing and content issues. you have to talk about things other than the sport if you want a narrative. will the cartoon also deal with the multiple ways of cheating? betting and gambling? corrupt coaches? politics surrounding the sport when it's on a different field in a different country? the crime that comes with big events? arbitrary rules? dealing with injuries? mechanical and engineering problems if the sport involves machinery? the obvious teamwork being superior to individual performance? genetics and unfair advantage overtaking experience and hard work? rigged matchmaking algorithms (EOMM) if it's video games? will it point out that spy apps like porofessor is a form of "acceptable cheating" since it has features that are pay to play, or the simple observation of other players not helping you if you're on a losing streak and playing around you if you're on a winning streak (and vice versa with the enemy team, picking on you for losing streaks and respecting you for winning streaks). will it address the fact that often taxpayer money goes to privately owned stadiums and whatever shenanigans that comes with? if the show focuses on only one sport then a lot is lost that way too since there are so many different sports.

everyone wants it to be some simple bullshit about competition and overcoming but sports are one of the most dumbed down things in existence because it's bread and circus and a way to make money instead of self improvement.

>>150070666
>those trips

pic related is my choice then