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From Teen Titans, Justice League, any and every Batman series (except Adam West Series), there is no better way to kick off your morning than by watching an episode of these great cartoons.
What do you think?
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2013-05-24, 02:55 AM #1Pit Lord
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[TV] DC Comics make the best cartoons don't they?
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2013-05-24, 03:01 AM #2The Insane
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The Adam West series is classic.
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2013-05-24, 03:07 AM #3Scarab Lord
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They all pale in comparison to the 90's X-Men and Spider Man series'. Originally Posted by Salandrin
^^^ Wells using an analogy Originally Posted by Wells
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2013-05-24, 03:13 AM #4Merely a Setback
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I always preferred the X-Men and Spider Man cartoons myself.
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2013-05-24, 03:16 AM #5Herald of the Titans
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Why doesn't Batman dance anymore? Originally Posted by Raybourne
You're right though. Its a classic. The campness is brilliant.
I'm currently watching the first season of Batman the Animated. Really enjoying it. Have not seen it since I had a full head of hair!
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2013-05-24, 03:23 AM #6Scarab Lord
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Pretty Much Xmen and Spiderman were my saturday mornings.
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2013-05-24, 03:26 AM #7The Unstoppable Force
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i prefer marvel cartoons when done right.
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2013-05-24, 03:27 AM #8Herald of the Titans
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I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of toonami.
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2013-05-24, 03:28 AM #9The Lightbringer
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Batman The Brave and the Bold was a bit campy if you'd ask me. Originally Posted by Salandrin
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2013-05-24, 03:31 AM #10Merely a Setback
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They don't do too well with their live-action movies though.
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2013-05-24, 03:36 AM #11Dreadlord
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2013-05-24, 03:42 AM #12The Lightbringer
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They are talking cartoons. JL/JLU/Teen Titans"old ones"/YJ/Batman/Batman Beyond were all great only one that sucked was Superman because they made him a pansy ass look at that a little flower beats him puppet of weak. In reply to redmage Batman the animated series/x-men"90's"/spiderman "90's" Beat anime like a red headed step child.
X-men/spiderman were awesome enough to have cross overs Superman/batman don't count since superman was a sorry excuse for a cartoon.. No cartoons now a days based on comics have them.
Also thor is Marvel Steale an didn't have a cartoon. least don't think it did
Marvel cartoons were good yes but not great once they were going into different times. Silver surfer sucked,new Fan 4 sucked, Amazing spider man sucked. Mtv's Ultimate spider man was alright new xmen sucks. The ultimate x men???name idk was actually good and i looked forward to the final season they never released.Last edited by Raptor With a Saber; 2013-05-24 at 03:51 AM.
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2013-05-24, 03:49 AM #13Pit Lord
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It was done right though, as that was it's actual goal. And I think BatB has some of the finest animation of most of DC's works. Originally Posted by Ave07
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2013-05-24, 03:51 AM #14Herald of the Titans
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Please, superhero cartoons were for the kids not bright enough to follow the plots of shows like Big O, Outlaw Star, and Rurouni Kenshin. Originally Posted by Naftc
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2013-05-24, 03:52 AM #15DeletedOh man... I really loved the 90's X-Men cartoons. Now you made me nostalgic and fuckall I feel like watching it now. Originally Posted by xylophone
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2013-05-24, 03:53 AM #16The Lightbringer
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JL/JLU all followed the same plot line and batman beyond tied into it along with batman tying into batman beyond. Originally Posted by Redmage
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2013-05-24, 03:56 AM #17Herald of the Titans
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All of which combined have the plot complexity of a Adam Sandler movie compared to any decent anime. Originally Posted by Naftc
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2013-05-24, 03:57 AM #18Immortal
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Sorry, but Outlaw Star is okay, but not exactly a pinnacle of anime. Especially towards the later half when the budget is noticeably unsure there's a huge quality drop during a portion of the series. And for the record, I did like Outlaw Star, but it's not exactly up there in the highlight reel. Originally Posted by Redmage
I wouldn't say super hero cartoons were for stupid kids, though. It's not like anime inherently requires high intelligence to follow. They're just different styles between the two genres. Liking one doesn't mean you can't like the other, y'know.
The 90s X-Men actually followed a lot of the comic storylines. They were very good.
Batman The Animated Series was fantastic, along with X-Men and Spider-Man in the 90s.
DC has put out some good stuff here lately, but I have to admit, Marvel hit a gold star with Avengers: Earth's Mightiest by once again following comic book story arcs as the basis for the stories.
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2013-05-24, 03:57 AM #19Merely a Setback
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You realize that in the early 90's when these shows were made, Outlaw Star, Big O and Kenshin were neither translated to easily available to your average middle-schooler? Originally Posted by Redmage
Besides The Big O was basically Batman with giant robots and a weird twist. Outlaw Star as fun as it was didn't have much of a plot...if you want bounty-hunters in space better reference Cowboy Bebop for the class....unless you're aiming for anime that was actually around in the early 90's and then you're going to have to look for stuff like Space Battleship Yamato or maybe Captain Harlock or it's spin-off, Queen Emeraldis.
Or just reference any classic anime. The late 80's and early-mid 90's was the heyday of American Cartoons.Last edited by Sunseeker; 2013-05-24 at 04:02 AM.
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2013-05-24, 03:58 AM #20I am Murloc!
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thats kinda the point... Originally Posted by Ave07
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