Best 80's cartoons!
- Thread starter Hyena
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Battle of the planets
But the Force Five Series had some awesome cartoons..... as someone mentioned Grandizer but the one with Jesse Dart which was basicallly a sci fi version of the Journey West was awesome too.
But the Force Five Series had some awesome cartoons..... as someone mentioned Grandizer but the one with Jesse Dart which was basicallly a sci fi version of the Journey West was awesome too.
too many to list...
GI Joe.
Transformers.
SilverHawks.
Thundercats.
think the above listed were all from the same company. Hasbro...
there was one about a sheriff that had a horse that transformed into a two legged man with a shotgun...
surprised alot of them didn't even get a movie made in theatres..
GI Joe.
Transformers.
SilverHawks.
Thundercats.
think the above listed were all from the same company. Hasbro...
there was one about a sheriff that had a horse that transformed into a two legged man with a shotgun...
surprised alot of them didn't even get a movie made in theatres..
Dungeons & Dragons
Scooby Doo
Voltron
The scary thing about Thundercats is that I caught a couple of episodes last year on the Teletoon Network and I was shocked at how developed the scripts were. They had story arcs between episodes, character development of villains that stretched over multiple non-sequential episodes, and an overall plot that I had absolutely no recollection of from back in the day. In an era when cartoons were basically one-shot throwaways where nothing in any given episode affected the next, Thundercats was more like a soap opera (albeit a very adolescent version).
Scooby Doo
Voltron
The scary thing about Thundercats is that I caught a couple of episodes last year on the Teletoon Network and I was shocked at how developed the scripts were. They had story arcs between episodes, character development of villains that stretched over multiple non-sequential episodes, and an overall plot that I had absolutely no recollection of from back in the day. In an era when cartoons were basically one-shot throwaways where nothing in any given episode affected the next, Thundercats was more like a soap opera (albeit a very adolescent version).
The horse with a gun was named 30 30. Thanks to that tidbit I google it and found Bravestar!
