Your 5 favorite cartoons.

Darklove666

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Since there have been threads about movies lately, I thought it would be fun to talk about the cartoons we like, or liked growing up. Five seemed like a good number to go with. So here's my list:

1. Voltron
2. Transformers
3. He-man
4. M.A.S.K.
5. Looney Tunes (Daffy's my favorite one.) :)
 
Hmm. Have to think about that.

1. Loony Tunes (that didn't take much thought)

2. Pinky and The Brain. Whaddya want to do tonight, Brain? Same thing we do every night, Pinky. Try to take over the world!

3. Robotech.

4. Starblazers.

5. Hellsing. Only caught that recently on YouTube and it's really cool.
 
Admit it, you knew I'd get to this thread sooner or later. :cool:

1) Transformers (the original)
2) Yu-Gi-Oh! and Yu-Gi-Oh! GX
3) Pokemon (Yeah I know :rolleyes: )
4) SwatKats
5) Justice League Unlimited
 
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Captain Caveman
Ahhh! Real Monsters
Tom and Jerry
Yosemite Sam
SpongeBob SquarePants
 
rgraham666 said:
Hmm. Have to think about that.

1. Loony Tunes (that didn't take much thought)

2. Pinky and The Brain. Whaddya want to do tonight, Brain? Same thing we do every night, Pinky. Try to take over the world!

3. Robotech.

4. Starblazers.

5. Hellsing. Only caught that recently on YouTube and it's really cool.

Script gave me the Hellsing set one year for Chrstmas and yes it is awesome. The guy they have doing Alucard's voice is great.
 
OMG M.A.S.K.! I thought I was the only human on the planet that remembered that. Ooh, and the Dinosaucers, Dino Riders, Centurions, Visionaries and Inhumanoids. Good times. Why can't they bring out stuff like that these days?
 
Darklove666 said:
Yes I did. :D In fact I'm surprised you weren't the first one to post.
I was aiming for it, but Rob just beat me to the punch.
 
Hmmm -

Rocky and Bulwinke et al.
Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd, et al.
South Park.
Tweetie Bird, Peppie LaPeu, et al. (Do those come under Bugs et al? Are those all Looney Tunes?)
A Charlie Brown Christmas.

I'm old, aren't I?
 
All the Hanna-Barbera stuff:

Snagglepuss,

Quick Draw McGraw,

Huckleberry Hound,

Augie Doggie,

Quacky Doodle,

Funny, especially the voices--usually Daws Butler. :)
 
Trombonus said:
OMG M.A.S.K.! I thought I was the only human on the planet that remembered that. Ooh, and the Dinosaucers, Dino Riders, Centurions, Visionaries and Inhumanoids. Good times. Why can't they bring out stuff like that these days?

How about the Bionic Six? (Major geek points for this) :)
 
Darklove666 said:
Script gave me the Hellsing set one year for Chrstmas and yes it is awesome. The guy they have doing Alucard's voice is great.

Did you get the series or the OVAs?
 
Darklove666 said:
How about the Bionic Six? (Major geek points for this) :)
Nope, don't recall it. We didn't get as many of the good cartoons back in England where I lived during the 80's.
 
Roxanne Appleby said:
Hmmm -

Rocky and Bulwinke et al.
Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd, et al.
South Park.
Tweetie Bird, Peppie LaPeu, et al. (Do those come under Bugs et al? Are those all Looney Tunes?)
A Charlie Brown Christmas.

I'm old, aren't I?


These are mostly the same I can remember. Back before we had color TV. Now I feel old!!
 
rgraham666 said:
Did you get the series or the OVAs?

Not too sure what an OVA is. It was a box with 4 DVD's, each one had 3 episodes. It started with him taking on a priest in an abandoned church, if that helps.
 
In no particular order:

Spiderman, Mostly because of the interesting villains.
George of the Jungle
Tom Slick
Super Chicken
Bullwinkle and Rocky
Aesop's Fractured Fables
Beany and Cecil
The Simpsons

Rox, I make you look like a teenager.
 
Trombonus said:
Nope, don't recall it. We didn't get as many of the good cartoons back in England where I lived during the 80's.

well it only ran for a season anyways. I think it came on at like 6:00am too, back when I didn't mind getting up then. :)
 
Darklove666 said:
Not too sure what an OVA is. It was a box with 4 DVD's, each one had 3 episodes. It started with him taking on a priest in an abandoned church, if that helps.

They re-did Hellsing. Compressed it a bit, but I think better animation.

You can find them here.
 
MistressLynn said:
These are mostly the same I can remember. Back before we had color TV. Now I feel old!!
Yeah, I remember how magical that was when the world went became in color.

(I recently was reminded when a friend got the dvd for her kids of watching the first episode of Hogan's Heroes - the pilot - in black and white. It must have been a weekend based on where I was, I think, and of course was like the first week or two back to school after summer - yuck. Anyway, the second episode a week later was in color.)
 
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rgraham666 said:
They re-did Hellsing. Compressed it a bit, but I think better animation.

You can find them here.

The ones I have are the originals. Yeah, the characters look a little different, and the story may be darker? I don't remember Victoria ever crushing someone's head with her foot.
 
Here's mine:

Johnny Quest
Scooby Doo
Roadrunner
South Park
Batman
 
Trombonus said:
TV was in balck and white??? :eek: :confused:

*Gasp* Shudder. Of course my Atari 2600 games used to be in Black and white too. On my little 10 inch television.
 
Darklove666 said:
*Gasp* Shudder. Of course my Atari 2600 games used to be in Black and white too. On my little 10 inch television.
Atari 2600? Black and White?? 10 inches!?!?! Oh, my head hurts. :(
 
Darklove666 said:
The ones I have are the originals. Yeah, the characters look a little different, and the story may be darker? I don't remember Victoria ever crushing someone's head with her foot.

Yeah, it's a fair bit darker.

It's not up yet but the confrontation between Luke Valentine and Alucard is rather frightening. Much more so than the series.

I've gotten to like Hellsing quite a bit. Might actually see if I can find DVD copies.

Oh and to show how old I am, my family had one of the original Pong games. Only in black and white even if you had a colour TV. ;)
 
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