So there really is a NEW Thundercat series in the works!

[jedimaster]

Yeah i agree with you and most of the cartoons or characters you've mentioned, i remember. I also remember those space barbarian kind of shows like He Man but different, one was called Thundar i recall, the other ones i don't remember, there were like 2 of them.

Also a few months ago i learned about an 80's animated movie designed by Frank Frazetta and i watched it online and it's amazing. Fire and Ice or something like that.

I've always wanted to see Thundercats done in Frazetta's style. But i gotta say i really like the sleeker and more elven like Cheetara shown in the teaser than, say, a volumptuous Cheetara like Frazetta would draw. Still interesting tho.

[rockabilly]

"Blackstar" was a He-Man knockoff.

[south ov da border]

remember this gem, so bad it's well still bad, but funny nonetheless...

[phobun]

TV was awesome back then ,

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!

[Silcc69]

[rockabilly]

I also have the Bravestarr and Tex Hex figures too.

I think if it was on tv then i had the toy to match it ... even that "Captain Power" jet.

[Caff_Racer]

Does anybody remember Mazinger Z and Grendizer?






An hour's drive from where I live there's an old residential estate which has a 10 metre high statue of Mazinger Z:

[Kaiju]

As this obviously has turned into a kind of "Cartoon Nostalgia"-Thread, I want to share the memories of some of my favorite cartoons when I was starting to watch them (about mid-90s).

My absolute favorite has always been "Gargoyles".


Some of the more conventional Disney cartoons were quite enjoyable, too. Foremost, there's the great Carl Barks-inspired "Ducktales":


And its spin-off, the superhero spoof "Darkwing Duck":


I also liked Disney's "Bonkers", inspired by Roger Rabbit:


It was also the time Steven Spielberg produced some great cartoons, like "The Animaniacs":


Its spin-off "Pinky & the Brain":


Or the great "Freakazoid":


But "Gargoyles" wasn't the 90s's only cool adventure cartoon.

There also was "Captain Simian and the Space Monkeys":


And, of course, the 90s were also the time when cartoons based on superhero comics became actually good, thanks to Bruce Timm's "DC Animated Universe", starting with "Batman":


Continuing with "Superman":


"Batman Beyond":


And the fantastic "Justice League" and "Justice League Unlimited":

[rockabilly]

Anyone watch "Captain N" ?

[south ov da border]

Anyone watch "Captain N" ?

hell yea


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