How did you survive the great Toonzone outage?

[JonnyQuest037]

I did things.

Horrible things.

 

[Parker-Shepherd]

Was watching YouTube videos, most of them were comedy related or featured animals, the rest were clips from some of my favorite shows and movies, found a lot of new music to listen to and podcasts.

There wasn't much to watch on TV, likely because of the writer's strike so, it was a lot reruns, certain summer replacements and some documentaries.

To name a few....


I also checked for updates about when the site was coming back but didn't know until a month after it returned that things were back up and running.

It was... different with the site not being accessible.

 

[Two Two's]

focused on school

 

[5YearsOnEastCoast]

I was hanging on Reddit, where I read some insightful (and also some very stupid) stuff.

 

[Sparklefan1234]

I honestly didn't visit Toonzone very often before the outage because I felt like I didn't fit in

but I'm hoping to change that now.

 

[Pattern_Maker]

I hung out on CBR from time to time. Used Twitter...X and YouTube for animation news.

 

[wonderfly]

Just noticed (and I think it's worth pointing out) that it's now been one year since the AnimeSuperhero/Toonzone website was restored/back up and running.

Still happy about that, one year later.

 

[The Bloo Lagoon]

Just noticed (and I think it's worth pointing out) that it's now been one year since the AnimeSuperhero/Toonzone website was restored/back up and running.

Still happy about that, one year later.

I was planning about writing it down, but I forgot the date (the Central European evening of 29 August).