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[MerinTB]

I did really enjoy Teen Titans (and Legion of Super-Heroes), but they wouldn't reach the level of "favorite" for me. If I just wanted to list all the animation I own or enjoy, that'd be a long list.



The only X-Men cartoons I liked were the two episodes of Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends that had the X-Men, the pilot Pryde of the X-Men, and then what little I saw of X-Men Evolution, while not the X-Men from the comics at all, was very enjoyable.



The 90's X-Men was pretty bad, IMO, and the Wolverine and the X-Men should really have been called Wolverine and Supporting Cast. :/

[Norskatt]

The only animated series I watch are the ones I watch with my little one- I guess my favorite out of those would be Charlie & Lola

[wolfsite]

I just finished watching Batman: Under the Red Hood and frankly they did a great job, actually they did a better job explaining the back story of Robin 2 better than the comic the movie is based on (Well the version they created made a lot more sense).



But they story telling was really reminiscent to TAS. I would say this belongs in a top 5 or top 3 best Batman movies.

[goatman42]

Avatar: The Last Airbender

[twincast]

Soukyuu no Fafner will probably always stay my all-time favorite.

Other than that...

Japan:
Cowboy Bebop, GitS:SAC, Evangelion ('though I prefer the manga and Rebuild), Digimon Adventure, Digimon Tamers, Gravitation, Seto no Hanayome, Keroro Gunsou, Serial Experiments Lain, BLOOD+, (most of) Naruto, Death Note, GANTZ, Transformers: The Headmasters, Transformers: Super-God Masterforce, Transformers: Victory, MS Zeta Gundam, MR Gundam Wing, MS Gundam SEED, MS Gundam 00

America:
Batman: The Animated Series, The New Batman Adventures, Batman Beyond, The Spectacular Spider-Man, The Boondocks, Futurama, (still kinda) The Simpsons, (most of) South Park, The Real Ghostbusters (NOT the spin-offs!), The Transformers (seasons 1-3), Disney's Gargoyles, Disney's Gummi Bears, Disney's Aladdin, Spider-Man ('94)

I have high hopes for Transformers Prime and Young Justice. The various announced Marvel series leave this Marvel Zombie quite cold, though.

Notes:
Regarding Digimon: I also like Adventure 02 and Frontier (Savers is merely okay, Xros Wars is utter dreck), but this is about favorites.
Regarding the DCAU: I didn't like Superman TAS (maybe I would now) and never got around to watching Justice League (Unlimited) or Static Shock. And I dislike all post-DCAU series to date.
Regarding Marvel: I like(d) most animated series (MAU and otherwise) till '98. Not many highlights after that.
Regarding the Disney series other than Gargoyles: That's purely nostalgia speaking; no idea whether I'd still like them.
Regarding Avatar: I assume I'd love it, but I never got around to watching it either.

Honorary mentions: all .hack// series and the Hanna-Barbera cartoons till about 1995.

Modifié par twincast, 28 juillet 2010 - 08:13 .

[Archdemon Cthulhu]

twincast wrote...

Soukyuu no Fafner will probably always stay my all-time favorite.

Other than that...

Japan:
Cowboy Bebop, GitS:SAC, Evangelion ('though I prefer the manga and Rebuild), Digimon Adventure, Digimon Tamers, Gravitation, Seto no Hanayome, Keroro Gunsou, Serial Experiments Lain, BLOOD+, (most of) Naruto, Death Note, GANTZ, Transformers: The Headmasters, Transformers: Super-God Masterforce, Transformers: Victory, MS Zeta Gundam, MR Gundam Wing, MS Gundam SEED, MS Gundam 00

America:
Batman: The Animated Series, The New Batman Adventures, Batman Beyond, The Spectacular Spider-Man, The Boondocks, Futurama, (still kinda) The Simpsons, (most of) South Park, The Real Ghostbusters (NOT the spin-offs!), The Transformers (seasons 1-3), Disney's Gargoyles, Disney's Gummi Bears, Disney's Aladdin, Spider-Man ('94)

I have high hopes for Transformers Prime and Young Justice. The various announced Marvel series leave this Marvel Zombie quite cold, though.

Notes:
Regarding Digimon: I also like Adventure 02 and Frontier (Savers is merely okay, Xros Wars is utter dreck), but this is about favorites.
Regarding the DCAU: I didn't like Superman TAS (maybe I would now) and never got around to watching Justice League (Unlimited) or Static Shock. And I dislike all post-DCAU series to date.
Regarding Marvel: I like(d) most animated series (MAU and otherwise) till '98. Not many highlights after that.
Regarding the Disney series other than Gargoyles: That's purely nostalgia speaking; no idea whether I'd still like them.
Regarding Avatar: I assume I'd love it, but I never got around to watching it either.

Honorary mentions: all .hack// series and the Hanna-Barbera cartoons till about 1995.

Superman: TAS is good, but not B:TAS good, still it's woth watching if you have the time.  Justice League/JLU though is fantastic, and you should do yourself a favor and just watch it.

[KnightofPhoenix]

wolfsite wrote...

I just finished watching Batman: Under the Red Hood and frankly they did a great job, actually they did a better job explaining the back story of Robin 2 better than the comic the movie is based on (Well the version they created made a lot more sense).

But they story telling was really reminiscent to TAS. I would say this belongs in a top 5 or top 3 best Batman movies.

I watched it recently too and I was impressed, I initially thought I was not going to like it so much.
I generaly hate the very concept of Robin, but this movie made me like Jason, solely because he ends up adding more tragedy to Batman.   

Modifié par KnightofPhoenix, 28 juillet 2010 - 11:27 .

[Faust1979]

here are some of my favorites



Beavis and Butthead

South park

Transformers (original)

The Legend of Prince Valiant (really well done 90s cartoon)

The Adventures of Tin Tin (aweseome HBO cartoon)

[MassOverload]

Capt. Obvious wrote...

MassOverload wrote...

Wishpig wrote...

Current running favs are as followed (airbender takes all time favorite show DAMN YOU M. NIGHT)...

Boondocks- First season was alright, but every episode had to have some deeper moral point, second season started to do away with that, and now third season is full of just plain fun episodes. No more "black rights this and black rights that" now we get epic anime style kickball games with breaking bones and shattered skulls. Its a clever show with some of the best characters I think I've ever seen. It's funny as hell and has surprsingly awesome fight scenes.

Squidbillies- Just plain nuts...

Adventure Time- it's like if an acid trip was a sentiant being and could it's self get high. I cannot even start to describe this show anymore then that. It's something everyone should experiance. This show would fit in right along other Adult Swim programs, only it's during the day, which is a major shocker considering what they get away with.

Side-Note Do you know Nick is making another airbender series, and no cheap rip off, this is by the creators of the first one! It's all about Aang's granddaughter. Aang's dead though

Actually, about the new airbender series, it focuses on a young water tribe avatar who is trained by Aang's son Tenzin. That is what has been confirmed so far.

You mean there's an other one!? Where did you find this information?

Oh and Avatar: The Last Airbender and Batman: TAS was also my favorites. I'm sure there's more, but right now, I'm lazy at the moment.

Yes, look it up on wiki or something; Avatar: The Legend of Korra.

[Seagloom]

Capt. Obvious wrote...

You mean there's an other one!? Where did you find this information?

Wikipedia Link

I like the concept so far. I'm disappointed it's a miniseries though. Either Nickelodeon wants to test the waters before committing to a whole new series, or the creators simply intend this story to run a lot shorter. Seeing as the protagonist has already mastered three forms of bending it's probably the latter.

[MassOverload]

Seagloom wrote...

Capt. Obvious wrote...

You mean there's an other one!? Where did you find this information?

Wikipedia Link

I like the concept so far. I'm disappointed it's a miniseries though. Either Nickelodeon wants to test the waters before committing to a whole new series, or the creators simply intend this story to run a lot shorter. Seeing as the protagonist has already mastered three forms of bending it's probably the latter.

I actually think that is a mistake, from all of the press releases I have seen, they seem commited to making a more in-depth long term story. Of course, I'm not positive.

[Seagloom]

I hope you're right. A series centered around a city with a hotheaded female protagonist and more mature themes than The Last Airbender tackled? Yes please. That said, I only want to see a full series if it makes sense for the story.

[Sliat]

It's going to be a mini-series, here's an article for ya

http://www.ugo.com/t...korra-interview    down near the bottom of the article

[HoonDing]

Alfred J Kwak

[wolfsite]

On the humour side I would also have to go with Samurai Pizza Cats,  The way they translated it was a riot since it is done more or less as a self parody of both the series itself and how translations can get messed up when going from one languafe to another (even the narrator sometimes can't figure out exactly how events unfold).

I'll mention Bravestarr again, main reason this one is on my list is merely because of one episode.  All Cartoons in this era do anti drug episodes but this one was extremely dark, they introduce three children who are best friends and in the course of the episode you see them get torn apart when one of them gets hooked on a drug and becomes an addict while the other friend is torn between honouring a promise he made or to tell someone about what is happenning.  In the end they actually have the child die of an overdose and shoe his gravesite at the end,  it was very powerful when I first saw it as a kid and has stayed with me for quite some time.

[Wicked 702]

Oh man, I watch far too many to list. But all of you listed the vast majority of them. I definitely have to reiterate the X-Men cartoon from the 90's. I think Invader Zim is probably my favorite of all time.

[MerinTB]

Invader Zim!

See, I knew I'd forget something important!
GIR is my hero!

Modifié par MerinTB, 29 juillet 2010 - 02:01 .

[The_Blue_Passion]

I see a lack of Megas XLR in this thread.

Seriously,why did CN cancel that?That was one of the greatest cartoons this generation. D:

[Seagloom]

The_Blue_Passion wrote...

I see a lack of Megas XLR in this thread.
Seriously,why did CN cancel that?That was one of the greatest cartoons this generation. D:

Drat. I forgot about Megas XLR. I need to atone at the temple of Coop. That show had great humor and lampooned so many other cartoons. It sucked when Cartoon Network cancelled it. That was the beginning of the end for me. After that CN cancelled one show I enjoyed after another until none were left.

[Wicked 702]

I wonder how many of you are old enough to remember Eek The Cat. That too was a show of ultimate awesomeness.

"It never hurts to help!"

[Wishpig]

Wicked 702 wrote...

Oh man, I watch far too many to list. But all of you listed the vast majority of them. I definitely have to reiterate the X-Men cartoon from the 90's. I think Invader Zim is probably my favorite of all time.

Lol! Good call! I think I wiped Invader Zim out of my memory because it was so depressing such a creative and unique show was canceled.

Antares1987 wrote...

Bleach, Naruto Shippuden, Dragon Ball
Series, Robot Chicken, Venture Bros, Samurai Champloo, Golgo 13, Afro
Samurai, and Mobile Suit Gundam Wing.

Venture Bros! One of the best! Number #21 and #24 deserve their own spin-off.

Modifié par Wishpig, 29 juillet 2010 - 04:10 .