It has some good parts but the story was awful
maybe it wasnât a great show for you, for others it was: taste is subjective, thatâs just fact.
guess what, the next series - and at this point in time, thatâs a big IF - that comes out is going to take inspirations from what came previously: the 85 series, the 02 comic seriesâŚand the 11 series, plus any new stuff the writers/producers will add be that myth, world, or character building. And thatâs how it should be: grow, experiment, try new things.
For all we know the next 'Cats might end up being squarely aimed at kidsâŚso I wouldnât be surprised if we get a comedy gag-style show like Teen Titans GO or Mighty Megaswords.
And people will still complain about the changes, even thought such changes might finally make TC relevant again and has worked for other show like TMNT, MLP, DC/Marvel, and TF.
Preferably I wouldnât mind a new show in either Netflixâs Voltron Legedary Defender or Castlevania style; as you can see shows that are pretty much opposites in tone and style.
Also not letting the property wallow in obscurity is the biggest factor in keeping it alive.
If they made thundercats like teen titans go I am going to completely give up on all hope in humanity. Nobody is saying that the series has to be exactly like the original but turning it into something like the reboot didnât do it any favors. There are cartoons today that arenât utter garbage and donât have that generic art style most cartoons have today. I mean there is a reason Young Justice is getting a 3rd season and if they FINALLY continue the Swat Kats series it will probably get the same treatment the last season of samurai jack got and that wasnât a big thing. You can make a kidâs show more mature but you donât have to completely change what made it work.
I donât really understand your post regarding letting other shows have all the glory.
TMNT, MLP, Star Wars Clone Wars / Rebels, Transformers Prime etc all those have had glory because they were handled correctly as far as character, plot and toy marketing etc. Well I would argue Transformers toy marketing has been odd the last several years.
The reason Thundercats never got the glory of those other shows is down to WB and the creative team they hired to work on the show.
If WB want Thundercats to have the glory of the other shows they just need to follow their examples and get a better creative team to work on the next Thundercats show that understand what exactly WB want regarding which audience they want to target and what merchandise like toys etc they want to sell to fans.
Thatâs true , plus I have to agree with grumpykats , maybe another tc reboot would be alright, but some of us still wish for a continuation project for the 2011 series. One thatâs would that help bring a lot of better character development, a good storyline about redemption and equality, and union, other revamped supporting characters from the 80s mythos, who are more supportive to their allies. I know itâs not happening , but I will happened one day. After all Dan Norton did said âDraw your own conclusion.â On his Facebook page a few years back. Besides a fan project a wonât hurt anybody!
There arenât enough fans of the reboot to have it continued. and of course you would agree wit grumpycat because you both think the same way. Neither of you should be jealous of the reboots and remakes of those other shows. They are still loved and ongoing because theyâre good shows.
Really? They might be well beloved today, plus I do enjoy them very much, but itâs starting to become a bit toxic! did you know there some mlp characters who are heavily modeled after real life pop stars from lady gaga to justin bieber? Bieber!!
Iâm not, in fact I think the majority of them are great. In fact, Iâd love for a MLP:FiM style Thundercats, or one in the vein of the new Netflix Castlevania series.
Because I love animationâŚin all itâs many forms, east and west.
P.S. I didnât know you spoke for me now. Must have forgotten I gave you power of attorney. Thanks for reminding me. ![]()
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Yeah I have to agree with grumpykat. I also enjoy them both very much. But Iâm started to losing interested them because theyâve started gotten a bit toxic, and thereâs
also other good shows like rick and North, steven universe , the amazing world of gumball, star vs evil, gravity falls. Etc.
You really want to get into it with me? It would not be a good idea. My assumption about you two thinking alike is due to how you both are posting. If thatâs not true Ii apologize, you do not have to go flinging insults because I insulted neither of you.
This 100%. Regardless of what animation style and who the next series is aimed at we can all at least agree that WB have to take the risk and do something worthwhile with the brand too keep it relevant.
The 2012 TMNT series has been very successful. I think they decided to end it at a good time. The current 5th season has been very enjoyable but there itâs ending after this season then they are launching a new 2D animated cartoon aimed at a younger audience.
WB needs to do something soon.
Iâve been thinking would cartoon network have exclusive rights(contract?) to broadcast the thundercats on there network, so if they did make another reboot they could have to give cartoon network the right to broadcast and ultimately ruin that series, pretty sure I can speak for all on this we donât want ThunderCats to go back to that network but I hope Iâm wrong. I feel we might be waiting a long time for another ThunderCats cartoon
Maybe theyâll learn their lesson this time? Who knows? Aside from the thundercats/he-man crossover comics has there been any talk of making a new series at all?
Norton or the executive producer of thundercats 2011(pretty sure it was Norton who said it) said at WB thereâs always talk about the old 80âs cartoon and thundercats and he-man come up in conversation most often. So there must be someone there that loves thundercats
I only wish the original ThunderCats were fully honored by WB.
I agree.but WB is more of legos these days.
You certain?
Pretty sure but Certain Unfortunately no, this is something I heard from someone. Unfortunately rather it was said by someone working on bringing back these older cartoons or one of the CEOâs there is always a possibility there lying. kinda like adding to the hype generating interest. so it doesnât really matter if Norton said it(which Iâm pretty sure it was him) or anyone else but it was like 6 years ago
I doubt that is actually true regarding He-Man/MOTU as Universal owns the rights not WB.
I think WB are probably still very annoyed at how the recent Mattel Thundercats Classics figures turned out. They gave them the licence only then for Mattel to cancel the line before the first figure was actually released. Not to mention they did a very poor job on the figures making them all out of scale with Pumyra being huge and towering over everyone. The only ones they did a really good job on were Mumm-Ra and Panthro but they werenât perfect.
I still havenât gotten my hands on that mumm-ra figure. Being poor sucks, but someday I will. Why did they cancel it anyway? What was the point of doing that? People were interested.