Wasn't the show about how much he didn't want to kill people? It seemed fine to adolescent me
Yeah, but there was some mild violence where the bad guys were concerned, at least in the Japanese dub. Blood and lost extremities mostly.
I'm not saying it's necessarily a bad thing if they watched it, I just think that's something you'd want to wait until they were a little older to introduce them to it.
I've always prefered the english version of the opening a bit more than the original japanese one. It has a cool guitar solo, which is something that every good anime op needs.
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Wrong order - Transformers was The Iliad, Beast Wars The Odyssey, and the Michael Bay movies are The Aeneid - glorified fanfic with a heavy dose of propaganda.
I'm in an unfortunate position because I detest the rose-tinted nature of 80's cartoon worship, but I'm a 90's kid and a 90's nostalgia movement is right around the corner; and the 90's had some genuinely great kid's cartoons.
So yeah, fond memories of Animaniacs, Dexter's Lab and Batman:TAS is okay, but as soon as I see anyone use Hammerman as an example of great children's programming that far surpasses anything children watch today I'm going to call them out on it.
I'm in an unfortunate position because I detest the rose-tinted nature of 80's cartoon worship, but I'm a 90's kid and a 90's nostalgia movement is right around the corner; and the 90's had some genuinely great kid's cartoons.
So yeah, fond memories of Animaniacs, Dexter's Lab and Batman:TAS is okay, but as soon as I see anyone use Hammerman as an example of great children's programming that far surpasses anything children watch today I'm going to call them out on it.
Oh man, Animaniacs and Histeria were fucking brilliant.
Did somebody say Rurouni Kenshin?
Because that is seriously the only anime that has ever worked for me. I'm still holding out for an adorable, ungrammatical redheaded warrior.
My first anime, I think.
There was also this channel that showed a bunch of anime films at midnight, like Project A-Ko and Golgo 13.
There was also this cartoon I can't remember the name of. It was based on those oven toys, only this involved monsters that had slime in their stomachs or something, and they had to be turned upside down in the cartoon to recover.
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wow i never realized fraggle rock was blatantly promoting liberal ideology
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I love that RK's first opening theme started off with some killer sounding guitar and you're like, oh man, it's rockin' time, and then J-POP Like so:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BFolP_pC8A
Yeah, but there was some mild violence where the bad guys were concerned, at least in the Japanese dub. Blood and lost extremities mostly.
I'm not saying it's necessarily a bad thing if they watched it, I just think that's something you'd want to wait until they were a little older to introduce them to it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdybnq0tSFk
I've always prefered the english version of the opening a bit more than the original japanese one. It has a cool guitar solo, which is something that every good anime op needs.
thanks! I was pretty proud of it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0N3L-pcGdc
outlaw star > rurouni kenshin
What's your point? It was still a fucking awesome show that exposed children to classical literature they would otherwise know nothing about.
What spring does with the cherry trees.
So yeah, fond memories of Animaniacs, Dexter's Lab and Batman:TAS is okay, but as soon as I see anyone use Hammerman as an example of great children's programming that far surpasses anything children watch today I'm going to call them out on it.
There was just one dog? I always figured they went through a bunch.
Certain dogs would specialize in specific tasks.
Also, in the later episodes, Wishbone had a paw print on his white ear.
Because that is seriously the only anime that has ever worked for me. I'm still holding out for an adorable, ungrammatical redheaded warrior.
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What spring does with the cherry trees.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viK6SB2SdlA&feature=related
There was also this channel that showed a bunch of anime films at midnight, like Project A-Ko and Golgo 13.
There was also this cartoon I can't remember the name of. It was based on those oven toys, only this involved monsters that had slime in their stomachs or something, and they had to be turned upside down in the cartoon to recover.
I loved that crazy edutainment show
Also: Whenever the chinese girl showed up they would play chop-sticks in the background.
"WHACKIT! WHACKIT!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7TTk_0XYn4
Holy fuck!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXvrvoP3ryk
http://www.comicsalliance.com/2010/04/26/comicsalliance-vs-fraggle-rock/
Fucking love socialist muppets so much.
This is where the 90s starts.
I never finish anyth
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