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I’m sorry for being too harsh on some members…but some post are a bit appauling to some people like me who are defending the reboot, also on the language, plus i’m a jealous of mlp and tmnt, because of they receive too many recongition and attention; but I guess thats no excuse. I’m mean thundercats both the original and the reboot deserve a little recognition and attention; is that too much to ask?! Like I said before I am sorry , I guess I got a little carried away.
It’s like people Move on too soon, u understand, right?
I hope u can forgive me, for my behavior..:cry
Also want say i sorry for Mark and Mumm_ra_n_ra as well, for my ranting, I know u have rights for your own disagreements about the 2011 reboot, but I have a right to defend it, to me it deserve more attention, i know u don’t agree with me and don’t get me wrong; I do love to classic series as much as any one, as for Mark, u have the right to support TMNT (2012) and MLP: FIM, I do like them both, but I stopped watching both shows because of too much reconigition and attention they received. I mean Thundercats deserve more, am I right or am I right?
The problem is the reboot was cancelled over 5 years ago, that is why is doesn’t get much recognition anymore. TMNT and MLP: FiM are still ongoing which is why they get so much attention. The only way Thundercats would be in the public spotlight again is it they made another series for it or even a movie.
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You shouldn’t stop watching things you enjoy just because something else you liked didn’t do that great. It’s not going to change anything.
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A miniseries, a comic series or movie where the reboot left off, something to conclude this underrated gem.
Honestly, it really wasn’t that good.
I agree it would be great if there was something (however small or low budget) to wrap up the series storyline.
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Yes!
But just remember what happened to the original when they went and made a sequel series for it? Everything turned into a huge and disgusting mess.
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A sequel comic to the 2011 series would be fine if it was written by Tab Murphy or one of the better writers. The constant changing of writers and artists on the 2003 Thundercats comic did it no favours along with having no contribution from any writers from the original series.
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With similar Manga-style artwork that pay homage to 2011 series, it’ll be a hit!
or a hit and miss.
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If it follows the plan that Jelenic and Norton and Co had in store for the second season I would say it would be a definite miss.
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Hey, at least the art style won’t be another bland comic style.. manga have more deep emotions and storylines
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Depends on what kind of manga you’re reading. 
Some nice art work would be nice. There so many bland comic art styles all trying to copy each other. But there is no point having nice art if the stories and characters are not interesting.
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this! this exactly.
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I can excuse art work if the writing is really good…but some good stories have been ruined by some really boring and bland art work.
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Me, I’d take a pair of direct-to-video movies to finish the 2011 series. At 80-90 minutes each, they would equal about 8 tv episodes all together. So no side quests or parable/morality tales would be included (which I would miss) but instead a straight, tight, clean story to finish the saga.
Now once that’s done, WB can go back to the drawing board and ready up a new series for us.
The sooner the better.
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