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[Waifu]

Why did Disney do that?

[Flame]

Bobby's world. nuff said.

[Gaia]

Ugh, last night was horrible with "Batman: The Brave and the bold". (CNW, BTW) Batman's not meant for holiday specials, when the days of the dark night kicking some real ass gone. At least we know it was Christmas his parents were killed. :/

@GAP: Disney is now a messed-up company bent on making anything good bad nowadays, and topping it of with generic movies and TV sitcoms with a ton of money, and hellbent on turning Power Rangers into one.

[Flame]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGD6nYQpc6c

[Waifu]

Son of a [parasitic bomb]! 

[Police Girl]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGD6nYQpc6c

Awesome, I remember that short. It was shorter than most of the normal shorts, If I remember after seeing it on CN a few years ago.

[Quickman]

You think that was bad?

Granted, the animation was quite fluid.

[Jericho]

You think that was bad?

Granted, the animation was quite fluid.

Holy [parasitic bomb].

The animation was top notch though.

[The Drunken Dishwasher]

Aaaaah, Christmas is in the air, right gaiz

and i'll post this beautiful opening since it's one of those shows where it's anime, but also not anime, consideringbeing based on an argentian comic, which has the exact same art style, but better plot.  So i'll risk my scrotums and present awesomeness: Cybersix<3

[Protoman Blues]

Aaaaah, Christmas is in the air, right gaiz

I watch that every X-Mas Eve with the 'rents.

[Jericho]

I watch that every X-Mas Eve with the 'rents.

This will never get old. NE-VAH.

[The Drunken Dishwasher]

NEVAH EVAH, EVAH, EVAH, EVAH~
goddamn my brother for making me listen to that damn song...

but yeah, that song is just too epically awesome<3

[Quickman]

Almost on par with the classic Chipmunks' Christmas song. 

o/` Christmas, Christmas time is here...  Time for joy and time for cheer...  We've been good, but we can't last...  Hurry Christmas, hurry fast!  Want a plane that loops da loop...  I still want a hula-hoop!  We can hardly stand the wait...  Please Christmas don't be late! o/`

[Protoman Blues]

Almost on par with the classic Chipmunks' Christmas song. 

o/` Christmas, Christmas time is here...  Time for joy and time for cheer...  We've been good, but we can't last...  Hurry Christmas, hurry fast!  Want a plane that loops da loop...  I still want a hula-hoop!  We can hardly stand the wait...  Please Christmas don't be late! o/`

I have this on CD if you ever want it! 

[Quickman]

I have the MP3 and I think I still have the record somewhere.

[VixyNyan]

You think that was bad?

Granted, the animation was quite fluid.

Poor rabbit...

I have this on CD if you ever want it! 

Can I please have it? o.o

[Protoman Blues]

Can I please have it? o.o

Of course, darling!  When I get home I'll PM it to you.

[Pyro]

Would anyone call me a weirdo if I said that I prefer Superman: The Animated Series over B:TAS? Although though it probably has more to do with me being more of a Superman fan, and the fact that I think Frank Miller's "Dark Knight Returns" pretty much destroyed any warm feelings I had for Bats, I just found S:TAS my DCAU nirvana because if got Superman right for the first time since the 1978 movie. Tim Dlay's (and later George Newburn) Superman showed confidence and true heroism lacking in the --rather pussified-- John Byrne "Man of Steel" version (but that's just my opinion), Dana Delany was perfect fiesty and fiery-tongued Lois Lane, and Clancy Brown practically is Lex Luthor. Unlike the Gene Hackman and John Shea versions, Brown made Luthor sound ruthless, cunning, and an actual threat to Superman.

Don't get me wrong, B:TAS is an awesome series. I love Mark Hamill's Joker, and Harley Quinn but B:TAS pretty much focused on one dreary corner of the DCU whereas S:TAS blew the barn doors open. To my recollection, Zatanna was the only other DCU character to appear in B:TAS (as an escape artist, but I digress...) but how can that compete with the appearences of the Flash, Dr. Fate, Green Lantern, and Aquaman in S:TAS. However, how can that compete with the "World's Finest" three-parter? Anyhow, what I liked most about S:TAS is how Bruce Timm, Paul Dini, and Alan Burnett injected their writing mojo from B:TAS in Superman's, who can I put it, pathetic rogues gallery? Much like how they turned Mr. Freeze from a joke to a rounded character, they made Toyman genuinely creepy (think a Michael Jackson-like vibe) to say nothing about Metallo and Parasite or newcomers Livewire, Luminus, and Volcana.

Personally, I just find Superman the superior of the two? Any rebuttal?

[VixyNyan]

Dexter's a cookie~

A collection of episodes I really love. ^^

[Crimson Lightning]

does anybody remember the show Mighty Max? that was a good show he had a kickass hat taking him everywhere and a talking owl named Virgil and a bodyguard Norman that too was a kickass sword

[Flame]

F*ck yeah mighty max. I used to love that show.

[Waifu]

I have nothing against Mighty Max but it honestly confused me and I didn't what the heck was going on half the time but it was cool though.

[Flame]

I didnt understand half or the jokes in cartoons when I was in Kindergarten, but they were fun anyways.

[Sniper X]

Dexter's a cookie~

Amazing.

[Crimson Lightning]

good show *sigh* i would give anything to go back and watch the good old shows

you know what were also a good shows Tiny Toon Adventures and Bonkers that cartoon tiger made laugh so much

i have a never ending list cartoons like 2 Stupid Dogs, The Real Adventures of Johnny Quest that show was kick-ass