A hard time to re-revive a cartoon franchise

In its original airings, the "classic" Ben 10 animated series and all its follow-ups were the target of harsh criticism towards animation fans, bloggers and also in the likes of past-Toonzone forum. (Glad to not longer be there.) The cartoon went to a basic premise, about a 10 years-old boy named Ben Tennyson who discovering in his vacations time with his grandfather and cousin Gwen, a watch from Outer Space that giving him the power to transform himself onto 10 different monsters. The show also deals with the paranormal but the odd characters relationships was there that it gains a much bigger following thesedays than it ever had in the long road of the mid-00s. Because this is likely a bad Western Anime in the loosest sense of the word.

I am not a big fan of the show. I found the characters overall much conniving than entertaining, and I was on a time where I beginning to not longer care about the newer stuff for surfing myself to the ones that own already a community and fandom. Such is been obvious to me around two decades later, but how that by Artificial Intelligence, the Man Of Action creations are getting a much solid following?

It have to do with nostalgia. But I am not that nostalgic of that period. It was a Golden Age of "Crap". And that there's what it served us on our tables.

The one credit I could give them for is how Gwen Tennyson appear to me at the most likable character in the whole show. She is smart, alert and that she is not playing the stock heroines we all scared of. She is an antagonist character but own a sort of self-importance in the franchise's survival. Gwen's designs changed overtime, even in the Ultimate Alien saga (Maybe my favorite era of the series) where clothes varied through episodes and also, a solidly fluid animation of her ponytail haircut. For have saw it by someone before, they excelled on the visual and design and that is maybe why fans own a soft spot for Ben 10 thesedays than it ever gotten when it was newly created.

I've saw many people on DeviantArt turning their own Ben 10 fan-series, and you know what? Is any real peoples cares? For what its worth, this is visual junk with a very silly premise and characters to be mean and own a rather conniving streak each other.

But they have fans who love very much Gwen... And that is the point of this post.

Since the past week, I turned some efforts to provide decent and close representations of the 2005-2007 Gwen character in the old series. By looking of the currently difficult CoPilot's positions, many of my images were been rejected for no reason, even if I don't think to be in the mistake. GPT-4o is there we gotten a much closest representation of the character while others are just iterations. Why some succeed to achived it while it's failures from mine?

I tried to play with the former Gwen design, by even trying a Photo-Realism version of her. I think she's look cute and adorable in these.

I don't only use CoPilot for get these outcomes. Bylo appear to me at the most relevant AI-program tool for a while, but there is a BUT in there -- There is a limit of how much you would posted the day unless with Bing's CoPilot.

In the past two days, I was able to display a much effective and cooler persona on Gwen by posed at a cool "badass" girl with ABS and muscles in her. The Ultimate Alien version is the perfect fit to that, and God knows that the world would better if Gwen own her proper show, without any involvement of her annoying, but lovely cousin boy.

Despite ressemblances from Disney's Ariel or Mary-Jane Watson from the Spider-Man franchise, (Another property that need a deserved break.) these are my greatest outcomes as late for AI-fanart. But I still work on original arts on my own, thought my own abilites appear at limited.