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So what are your favorite cartoon series? By this, I mean cartoons that you still love today as much as you did yesterday, not a cartoon you loved as a kid but are either unsure of as its been a while since you last saw it, or you now dislike/hate it. Some of the cartoons may seem to be in the wrong decade, but then started in like the last year or year and a half of that decade and lived its life in the following decade. As there are a lot of works of art, It would be nice if you listed them by decade, but you don't have to if you don't want to. 1990's: -- Ren and Stimpy -- Beavis and Butthead -- Animaniacs -- Dragon Ball Z -- Cowboy Bebop -- Rocko's Modern Life -- Batman: The Animated Series -- Angry Beavers --The Tick -- The Simpsons -- Cow and Chicken -- Dexter's Lab 2000's: -- Grim and Evil -- Courage the Cowardly Dog -- Samurai Jack -- Avatar: The Last Airbender -- Camp Lazlo -- Ed Edd n; Eddy -- SpongeBob Squarepants -- Death Note -- Code Geass -- Martin Mysteries -- Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood -- Justice League (not sure if I should make Justice League: Unlimited separate or not) -- American Dad -- Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack -- Invader ZIM 2010's: -- The Amazing World of Gumball -- Regular Show -- Space Dandy -- Deadman Wonderland -- Young Justice (a certain romantic relationship irks me, though) -- Teen Titans GO! (Some episodes aren't that funny, but the episode about the Titans getting dark, gritty and serious ensures the show stays on my list.) Well, what do y'all got up your sleeves? Again, you don't have to do what I did and maybe you just want to throw in a couple of shows because you don't feel like typing. That's okilee dokilee by me.
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Can't . . . stop . . . listening . . . to . . . this . . . song. . . .
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http://youtu.be/V1zBd6gj990 Newest episode had a lot of really good songs in it. This might be the best (though I wish it were longer). -TNTOS- -
As someone who prefers cartoons to live-action shows, I'm fairly well-versed in the world of animated entertainment.Anway, just list your top 5 animated shows, and a brief reason for why you like them.5. Star Wars: The Clone WarsThis show is pretty much my favorite of all cartoons running today, I love the stories and the new characters, Rex, Ahsoka etc. etc.This show pulls off what a huge chunk of SW's expanded universe fails to do: be FUN4. FillmoreGreat messages, great characters, great stories told from a kid's view of the world, wholly unrealistic (why do they always run? It makes no sense). It didn't talk down to its audience and took them seriously instead.3. Justice LeagueDo I NEED to defend this one.2. Avatar: The Last AirbenderAgain, what can I say that hasn't been said already.1. The Spectacular Spider-ManI don't care that the animation is bad, the show got everything right. It is the single best Spider-Man product outside the comics.Your turn.
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I finished watching the entire series of Avatar: The Last Airbender recently. And, because Netflix has it, I decided to check out the live-action movie adaptation, called The Last Airbender. I'm now going to pretend the movie doesn't exist. -TNTOS-
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Hey, I know I said I'd do in-depth reviews of the cartoons G. I. Joe Renegedes, Transformers Prime, and My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, but I realized just how unrealistic a goal that was. It might be something I do later, but for now don't expect any in-depth reviews any time soon. Instead, I'll post some quick thoughts on each series. Please note that I am going to talk only about the first seasons of each series, for those are the only ones I have seen in their entirety. So here we go: Renegedes: Awesome show. Shame it only had one season. Favorite character was Snake-Eyes, but each character was good in their own right. Really cool take on the G. I. Joe franchise, one I am happy see that the new movie is going to be doing (although slightly differently). Definitely recommend it. Friendship is Magic: Good cartoon. I don't quite see why it's so popular, but the first season was decent. Favorite characters from this season are Rarity, Spike, Twilight Sparkle, Fluttershy (or, as I like to call her, Fruttershy), and Applebloom. Not as good as Renegedes, but a decent cartoon overall. Prime: Had a few good episodes, but overall felt a bit underwhelming, particularly in comparison to Renegedes. Favorite characters from this seaon were probably Megatron, Brakedown, and Agent Fowler. The Autobots are eh and the human kids are worse. Pretty good whenever the human kids aren't around, though. I may do another entry like this when Prime's second season ends and when I watch all of MLP's second season. Unlikely, but you never know. Depends on how bored I am . -TNTOS-
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Just recently, I have watched all of the episodes from the first seasons of G. I. Joe Renegades, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, and Transformers Prime. I did this because they're all on Netflix Instant, so I took advantage of it to watch them all. I will be doing a trilogy of reviews in my blog on the series. I will start off with Renegades because it is my favorite, then review Friendship is Magic, and, finally, Prime. Each review will look at the season fairly in-depth, though with a greater emphasis on the shows' characters and plot than animation, music, or other aspects (although I will mention those, too, of course). I do not intend to regularly post reviews. Each review will come when I feel like writing it. So don't check this blog every week expecting a new review because you'll just disappoint yourself. So see ya, -TNTOS- Edit: "Renegades," not "Renegedes." Gotta beat that into my brain.
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So yesterday I watched an episode of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, the first episode of the series that I have ever actually watched. It was the newest episode (I think), Episode 18, where Pinkie Pie tries to befriend Cranky Doodle Donkey. To be honest, I really wasn't expecting much. I have never been interested in "girly" cartoons and, despite all of the praise the series has, I thought it'd just be another show whose fanbase produces more material than the actual company does. Which is to say, I thought the show would be terrible and the only reason it had any fans was because the fans saw room for improvement through fanfics, fanart, fan music, and the like. Yet surprisingly I enjoyed the episode. Pinkie Pie broke the fourth wall a few times (does she do that often?) and the song wasn't that bad at all. I was kind of hoping Cranky would not become her friend at the end, but the way it was done made sense. I can see why the show's so popular. Of course, I have seen only one episode so far, so I can't fairly judge the rest of the series. And, despite the praise I gave this episode, I do not consider myself a brony. My interest in it largely depends on whether the rest of the series is as entertaining as that episode, although right now I have no plans to watch more episodes in the near future, mostly 'cause I have other things I want to do. Still, that episode certainly gave me a good first impression of the series, which means I probably will watch more episodes some time, but again not any time soon due to other competing interests. -TNTOS-
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Anyone remember Megas XLR on Cartoon Network? That show was incredible.
