[ SECRET POST #5577 + 5578 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5577 + 5578 ⌋

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Notes:

Early + double because I'll be away for a bit!

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well shit, when you put it that way, I definitely see what you mean! I still love it all lot too, but I actually haven’t rewatched it in almost 10 years, and I wasn’t even considering all the off-the-wall craziness of those episodes and arcs! I was thinking about some of the emotional arcs I thought were really strong, but those might have been just as goofy as the rest. Talk about me having my nostalgia goggles on lmao!

Batman TAS at least holds up better, and I have rewatched all of it more recently (I rewatch it every year actually). So at least one of the shows I loved as a kid wasn’t not as good as I thought it was then! Pretty much just that one out of basically every other cartoon I loved from my childhood in the 80-90s, but still!

And I actually have seen Wolverine and the X-Men already. I thought it was quite fun and well-done, and I liked it in spite of really not being a fan of Wolverine in any version of X-Men except maybe X-Men Evolution. Although it helps that Wolverine wasn’t always front and center in every plot line in Wolverine and the X-Men, despite what the title of the show would imply. It was rather restrained in that aspect compared to the comics and the movie adaptations.

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If you do a rewatch I recomend looking up the best episodes or those that focus on your favorite characters. Or play a drinking game!

BTAS is a timeless masterpiece. It really is so good and it's so unusual for children's media to hold up so well. (I'll also fight to defend Digimon!)

I know right? There's a lot going on in WATXM. It flows pretty well and features tons of characters. X-Men Evolution is my favorite of the X-Men cartoons, and I was resentful of the new show. Needless to say it won me over.

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I think I’ll do both when I rewatch, the drinking game sounds fun lol!

Agreed completely on BTAS! I do like Digimon too! I haven’t seen all of 02, but I love the original Digimon Adventure! I really think that it still stands out to this day as far as kids anime goes as having a great story with terrific arcs and character development!

I adore X-Men Evolution! It’s probably my favorite version of several characters, especially Cyclops and Shadowcat! And it’s one of the few times I like Wolverine, like I said, because he actually seems as cool and mysterious to me as he’s supposed to be here! And I get being resentful of new entries in the same franchise that come after a fave version, I’ve felt that before. But WATXM is definitely good enough to win basically any X-Men fan over!

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The X-Men Evo version of Jean is my all time favorite Jean! Which isn't saying a ton BUT it's noteworthy. And yeah, their version of Scott is also great, he's so likeable! Especially compared to the 90's cartoon.

Wolverine works best as a lone wolf angsty guy when he doesn't have a whole team of peers, so making him an adult and mentor was a stroke of genius.