Thundercats Roar - what even is twitter's animation hugbox and why are they so quick to defend

He has half a decent point. They have had it in production for months, it's probably about finished so people being mad online isn't going to stop it being released. The stupid point is about it putting people out of work. In reality, if they're people who work on cartoons, and they're employed at Cartoon Network, cancelling a show means they'll end up making a different show instead. They hardly fire and re-hire their entire staff every time they work on a new project.

So this is just ignoring the fact that the bulk of those $80 came from the $60 game included and that Nintendo put printouts of the cardboard kits online so that people who couldn't afford the full package could make their own?