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So is it just me or is Morph OP as all hell? Like what are the limits of his powers? Does he have to have met the person who's powers he mimics? How long can he hold a single form? I need answers.
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TrashMammal posted:there was that elf dude. catty as hell Huh, wild. I don't remember any elves at all. Edit: Lammasu posted:So is it just me or is Morph OP as all hell? Like what are the limits of his powers? Does he have to have met the person who's powers he mimics? How long can he hold a single form? I need answers. His limits are whatever the current writer wants them to be probably.
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itry posted:Huh, wild. I don't remember any elves at all. That is Puck and voiced by Brent Spiner They went deep into the Shakespeare well
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Rubber Chicken posted:That is Puck and voiced by Brent Spiner Neat. Looking at the credits on imdb, there are a lot of familiar names and faces. And lots of Trek people. That show was stacked.
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May 9, 2024 23:02
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Gargoyles was practically all Star Trek alumni They got Avery Brooks to come do a voice. I don't know what kind of connections you have to have to get Avery Brooks to appear on your show, but this knowledge has been lost to time, and we are all worse off for it.
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counterfeitsaint posted:Gargoyles was practically all Star Trek alumni The crazy thing is that while a lot of these are small one-episode parts in either one or both, Frakes, Sirtis, Spiner, Dorn, and Mulgrew had main or significant roles in both. Speaking of Star Trek Riker and Cyclops have a lot in common. Both guys from Alaska who take their orders from bald guys, have "brothers" they didn't know about that joined up with terrorist factions, date psychics, lost their mothers, are estranged from their fathers, and are skilled pilots.
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Random Stranger posted:They're not "seasons" in the sense of prime time TV. Syndicated kids cartoons had all sorts of weird episode purchases, usually focused on 13 week periods. So a weekday show would get 65 episodes for a "season" and then they might sell that fornfour or five years. Or something shown on weekends would get a thirteen episode order. And then if a show was a big hit in syndication then they might refresh the episodes every few years but not necessarily with another big order. Maybe twenty episodes. And sometimes they might just make five episodes for a weekly strip or something moving from weekends to week days might get an abreviated order. Kids entertainment was disposable and the production stuff was weird as a result. Even stranger was with shows like Darkwing Duck or the Beetlejuice cartoon where they were making unique episodes for two different networks to air at the same time.
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Just jumping in to say this show is good and hits the nostalgia part of my brain HARD when the theme song comes on
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TrashMammal posted:when do we get a gritty adult reboot where the gargoyles finally stab a bitch? We did get Elisa shot in that one episode that they took out of rotation.  TrashMammal posted:there was that elf dude. catty as hell Puck's big secret was the most mind-blowing twist for me back in the day. Also, he was the mastermind before the really hosed up dystopian future episode where most of the cast died and Broadway was missing his eyes.
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May 10, 2024 02:16
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Vakal posted:Even stranger was with shows like Darkwing Duck or the Beetlejuice cartoon where they were making unique episodes for two different networks to air at the same time. There were two Sonic cartoons running at the same time, the serious one and the cartoony one, because the first one had a network exclusive deal. Apparently Adventures was originally intended to work as a prequel but they realised pretty early they'd diverged a bit too far for that to work. (The serious one is the one with all the extended cast that got brought into the comics which became a helluva rollercoaster ride in many senses, while the goofy is the source of all those Youtube Poops)
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itry posted:All I remember from Gargoyles is a big gargoyle guy jumping off of tall buildings. And a journalist lady. At least I think she was a journalist. Don't remember any bitches. Her name was Elisa Maza and she was a cop. Half African -American and half Native American, and the voice actress has a very similar background. Nichel Nicols (another Star Trek alum) played her mom. She was probably the first (only?) Scaley in mainstream pop culture.
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Duna-nuna naaaaaa na-na
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Duna-nuna naaaaaa na-nUH
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Duna-nuna naaaaaa na-na
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Duh Nuh DuhhhhhhhhhhNUH
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Duna-nuna naaaaaa na-na
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spiderbloodspiderbloodradioactivespiderblood Spider-Man! WEOW!
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Wait, I thought we were doing the Halo theme
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Fastball. Big swing. Bo knows everything
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The Halo theme is pretty loving awesome and has some good duns in it \https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_cwHnQ7Xsg
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The jump from season 1 to season 2 of the Iron Man 90's cartoon is probably the biggest upgrade in a show's opening theme in television history. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdddGIwANDE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y63i2NR9-LE
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Vakal posted:The jump from season 1 to season 2 of the Iron Man 90's cartoon is probably the biggest upgrade in a show's opening theme in television history. There was an Ironman cartoon? Why did no one tell me this?
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Vakal posted:The jump from season 1 to season 2 of the Iron Man 90's cartoon is probably the biggest upgrade in a show's opening theme in television history. Man I loved that show as a kid. Mostly for the intro. That's how you sell action figures.
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Rubber Chicken posted:Mighty Max intro still eats its lunch OMG please post it It will look weird if I post it
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What why Ok here https://youtu.be/mj_6cgy30b4?feature=shared
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Defenders of the Earth was kind of lame but the intro was so catchy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nblpob8gyzs
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Rubber Chicken posted:What why that poo poo rules!
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Vakal posted:Defenders of the Earth was kind of lame but the intro was so catchy. It was Mandrake and The Phantom. How did I not know about this?
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Mumpy Puffinz posted:It was Mandrake and The Phantom. How did I not know about this? And they even have a time travel episode with Prince Valiant. I'm surprised no one's tried to throw together a cinematic universe for it. I suppose the Phantom is tricky to adapt, though probably just because it'd require a modicum of effort and nuance.
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I didn't even know about The Phantom until today when this was posted https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcJEH9VW_dc Edit: Also I didn't know about an Iron Man cartoon until I read the new posts in this thread.
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Vakal posted:The jump from season 1 to season 2 of the Iron Man 90's cartoon is probably the biggest upgrade in a show's opening theme in television history. The second season itself was a lot better too, as were the intro and content of its companion series' second season in the Marvel Action Hour, The Fantastic Four: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5k6T3HznSA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaBTW9IHhLQ
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McSpanky posted:The second season itself was a lot better too, as were the intro and content of its companion series' second season in the Marvel Action Hour, The Fantastic Four: Ghost Rider just showing up with no prior introduction at all to take out Galactus with a penance stare was the shining jewel moment of all the 90's Marvel cartoons. It's so insane I love it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f73P7b9k0xI
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I always liked the Bionic Six intro https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=298524498076638 And the Galaxy Rangers intro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Se_cC4nvx8
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Gatts posted:
The 80's sure loved space cowboys and robot horses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jZU5Xxpa7I
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Vakal posted:The 80's sure loved space cowboys and robot horses Well now I have to post this https://youtu.be/hWKv9QS2tJA?si=mbTOSO7pwSj7wAKi
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Rubber Chicken posted:Well now I have to post this No producer ever knew what was cool about the ninja turtles did they?
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Even as an idiot child I knew enough to be repulsed by everything about the C.O.W. Boys. Anthropomorphic cows are inherently loving gross and unnerving. That's why you almost never see anything about 'cowsonas,' even normal furries find them repulsive. Just imagine being a dad walking your little boy down the toy aisle before Christmas 92' Look Billy! It's Leonardo the ninja turtle! He's cool right? NOoooOOOoo, Dad! I like The C.O.W. Boys! Of MOOOOOOoo Mesa! : - ( * Vietnam chopper sounds *
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Stunt-Puffin posted:Even as an idiot child I knew enough to be repulsed by everything about the C.O.W. Boys. Anthropomorphic cows are inherently loving gross and unnerving. That's why you almost never see anything about 'cowsonas,' even normal furries find them repulsive. Just imagine being a dad walking your little boy down the toy aisle before Christmas 92' Mash theme plays.
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