What's your favorite cartoon series?


- Joseph Park
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I have to pick a favorite?!? They are all my favorites, He-Man, G.I.Joe, Duck Tales, Tail Spin, Transformers, TMNT, Gargoyles, and of course Thundercats, Thundercats, Thundercats, HOOOOOOO!!!!! Oh and I may or may not have watched a little bit of She-ra... just a little... for my little sister of course... seriously... I didn't really like it... no, really I didn't. Does anyone remember a cartoon from he-man / thudercats era that was about these robots that lived under this mountain or volcano, and they would all come together to form this big robot, it wasn't voltron though, it was something else. There were like two girl robots, a fat robot and prolly a brainy robot and the leader robot? Ringing any bells? I have been trying to remember the title of this cartoon for years, literally. I think one of the girl robots was named Boo, or Bo or Bip or something? Anyone?
- SonOfaRich
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Is it The Might Orbots? http://www.80scartoons.net/toons/orbots.htmlDGTitan wrote:Does anyone remember a cartoon from he-man / thudercats era that was about these robots that lived under this mountain or volcano, and they would all come together to form this big robot, it wasn't voltron though, it was something else. There were like two girl robots, a fat robot and prolly a brainy robot and the leader robot? Ringing any bells? I have been trying to remember the title of this cartoon for years, literally. I think one of the girl robots was named Boo, or Bo or Bip or something? Anyone?
Anyone remember the video game cartoons? Q-Bert, Captain N and the Game Masters, Super Mario Bros., Pac Man, Dragon's Lair, Space Ace.
I think i watched too many cartoons back then.

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You forgot Frogger, But yeah those videogame cartoons where so cool.
Speaking of this era of cartoons reminds me of a whole lot of shows, but I don't think most people remember shows like The Inhumanoids, Bravestarr, and/or The Centurions.
I remember others like the Dukes, Lazer Tag Academy, and Turbo Teen (man I loved that one), and that badass of them all Danger (wish I had the complete series on DVD) Mouse. Man, did I love that show. Just thinking about it makes me smile that creative smile one gets when they have a sweet idea they are dying to share with everyone else.
I could go on and on like most on this post with my and monay others' faves, but I was trying to keep it as obscure as possible.
Speaking of this era of cartoons reminds me of a whole lot of shows, but I don't think most people remember shows like The Inhumanoids, Bravestarr, and/or The Centurions.
I remember others like the Dukes, Lazer Tag Academy, and Turbo Teen (man I loved that one), and that badass of them all Danger (wish I had the complete series on DVD) Mouse. Man, did I love that show. Just thinking about it makes me smile that creative smile one gets when they have a sweet idea they are dying to share with everyone else.
I could go on and on like most on this post with my and monay others' faves, but I was trying to keep it as obscure as possible.
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- bluebottle
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I mostly grew up on french television here in Quebec, but still, you'll recognise most titles.
In the '70's (yeah, I'm old so pffftt), it was Kimba the white Lion, Demetan, Hutchi (all in french, so you may not have seen any of them)
In the 80's, it was Captain Harlock (Albator), Il etait une fois l'espace, il etait une fois l'homme, Dungeons and Dragons, Mysterious Cities of Gold, Ulysse 31, Transformers.
From the 90's 'till now, I found myself without cable tv so the amount of animated shows I could watch has gone down quite sensibly. Now I rent most of them on dvds and turn out to be Japanese anime: Witch hunter Robin, Cowboy Bebop, Nadia and the Secret of Blue Water, Last Exile...
But I do manage to catch the new serie of Lucky Luke cartoons: better written than the previous serie.
In the '70's (yeah, I'm old so pffftt), it was Kimba the white Lion, Demetan, Hutchi (all in french, so you may not have seen any of them)
In the 80's, it was Captain Harlock (Albator), Il etait une fois l'espace, il etait une fois l'homme, Dungeons and Dragons, Mysterious Cities of Gold, Ulysse 31, Transformers.
From the 90's 'till now, I found myself without cable tv so the amount of animated shows I could watch has gone down quite sensibly. Now I rent most of them on dvds and turn out to be Japanese anime: Witch hunter Robin, Cowboy Bebop, Nadia and the Secret of Blue Water, Last Exile...
But I do manage to catch the new serie of Lucky Luke cartoons: better written than the previous serie.
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