Batman: The Animated Series.
Anyone who's seen the show- I don't have to explain why it's so awesome
Anyone who's seen the show- I don't have to explain why it's so awesome
What Cartoon did you grow up with?
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Ooo geeze....
Looney Toons
Xmen, Spiderman, batman, and Gargoyles Animated Series.
Pokemon
Digimon(first two seasons)
Ah real monsters
Dragon Ball ( and Z) up to first episode with Majin Bu in it.
Invader Zim.
Looney Toons
Xmen, Spiderman, batman, and Gargoyles Animated Series.
Pokemon
Digimon(first two seasons)
Ah real monsters
Dragon Ball ( and Z) up to first episode with Majin Bu in it.
Invader Zim.
DeadlyYellow said:
Mighty Max!? OMG Freakin' A! How did I forget that!?
And beast wars...
Dang now I kind of wnt to cry with nostalgia.
Our childhoods rocked when it came to cartoons.
They had pretty awesome plots that weren't dumbed down shitfests of today where adults writing dont' think kids can handle the complex plots or excessive cartoon violence(in the ones with no real continuous plot).
These I suppose would be prime examples for me.
Robotech The Macross Saga
I drew so many veritech fighters when I was a kid. It was one of the things I drew the most. Mechs were definitely I faze I went through.
It also helped that the show wasn't that bad itself.
Pokémon
There is definitely nostalgia in me over the whole idea of "Pokémon". I'm not sure what part of my little-kid-self mind it stimulated but however it did it it did it very well.
Rocky and Bullwinkle
I remember I use to only be able to see R&B when I went to my grandfathers house which was hours away. Of the three I look back most fondly on this one.
Robotech The Macross Saga
I drew so many veritech fighters when I was a kid. It was one of the things I drew the most. Mechs were definitely I faze I went through.
It also helped that the show wasn't that bad itself.
Pokémon
There is definitely nostalgia in me over the whole idea of "Pokémon". I'm not sure what part of my little-kid-self mind it stimulated but however it did it it did it very well.
Rocky and Bullwinkle
I remember I use to only be able to see R&B when I went to my grandfathers house which was hours away. Of the three I look back most fondly on this one.
Dexter's Lab, Johnny Bravo, TMNT, Doug, and Hey Arnold. I loved those shows growing up.
Too bad just saying the word "omelet du fromage" (spelling?) doesn't make girls swoon over you.
Too bad just saying the word "omelet du fromage" (spelling?) doesn't make girls swoon over you.
*points at list* Remove Megas XLR and add DBZ, Gundam, and Yu-Gi-Oh and thats pretty much itIrridium said:
Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, Mighty Max (Thanks for reminding me, DeadlyYellow!), Digimon Adventure, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (which... may not have been my childhood...), and Jackie Chan Adventures.
Most nostalgic? Well, I own too much of Animaniacs/ Pinky and the Brain, so I'll go with Jackie Chan. That was a good show.
Narf.
Most nostalgic? Well, I own too much of Animaniacs/ Pinky and the Brain, so I'll go with Jackie Chan. That was a good show.
Narf.
Yes. they effectively did. Drawing style and story telling hasn't been as bad as it is today since Mickeye mouse first showed his black and white face.RedMenace said:
And a bunch of people got too sensitive to the "violence" in the cartoons.
Edit* and where the hell is Speed Racer in this thread?!
This is my list as well.Irridium said:
Oh! and spice city from HBO, Spawn...and heavy metal...plus some Nick toons.
The entire One Saturday Morning/FoxKids/KidsWB....some people call it jaded, I call it cereal fodder.
I feel your pain. I think...Curtmiester said:
Also Jackie Chan Adventures, Billy and Mandy, Spongebob, Recess, Justice League, Kids Next Door, Transformers: Armada, Dexter's Lab, and best of all Samurai Jack.
But way before I had Dish Network and later Time Warner, it was Bugs Bunny. And Scooby-Doo. The one with the laugh track. Also Pokemon (again) and Dragon Ball Z.
My overall favorites were Pokemon, DBZ, Spongebob, Scooby-Doo, Samurai Jack, and Bugs Bunny.
I still watch Samurai Jack and Bugs Bunny. Why doesn't Cartoon Network recognize great when they see it? I can think of at least 3 great series that were canceled or put on hold, as well as Toonami.
Edit: And Centurions, man I love that show. I really wish Boomerang would play Boomerchan (or whatever the thing with all the great 80's cartoons was called) again. Too bad I was born in the 90's, I really envy you guys for not having to watch the semi-crap I had to put up with, and now pretty much all cartoons are complete shit. My friend watches some horrible show on Cartoon Network because "it isn't as bad as everything else."
