CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

Tarnish (post: 1222716) wrote:And yet you added it to your "worst ever" list.

That makes sense. Much sense.

I wasn't allowed to either and you still see an episode or two in your life time... XD

And anime is always superior.

Shao Feng-Li wrote:And anime is always superior.

I'm 98% sure your post was sarcastic, but I still feel the need to further contribute to your sarcasm.



VS



Clearly, the one that is anime is the better show.

Which picture would you put on a t-shirt?

The list of American cartoons I don't like is long, so I won't bother posting them. I do want to point out that, just like anime, different studios put more effort into their work than others, yeilding mixed results. Shows like Batman: TAS, Jem, Animaniacs, and Justice League showed themselves to be high quality shows in their genre. Then you have shows such as Superfriends, Mr. T (yes, if you want to see 'bad', watch that shows opening sequence), Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos, and New Kids on the Block (yes, they got a cartoon).

It seems like the 90s were a golden era of horrible cartoons.

Correction.

Etoh*the*Greato (post: 1223275) wrote:It seems like the 80s were a golden era of horrible cartoons.

I am not sure what foreign dictatorship you call home, Etoh, but here in America the 90s was an awesome era for cartoons.

Wait wait wait wait a second. Wait just a second.

80s: He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, Robotech, Transformers, G.I. Joe, Garfield and Friends, David the Gnome, Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Real Ghostbusters, Little Bits, Muppet Babies

Which era was the golden era of horrible cartoons again? Not the 80s, that's for sure.

The 90's sure weren't the golden era of horrible cartoons.

-Batman: TAS
-X-Men
-Gargoyles
-Freakazoid
-Ren & Stimpy
-Iron Man
-Animaniacs
-Pinky and the Brain
-Batman Beyond
-Beast Wars
-AAAAAAH! Real Monsters
-Doug
-Earthworm Jim
-Spiderman

Which picture would you put on a t-shirt?

Both, one in front and one in back, reversible.

...The 70s?

I know there was some decade for terrible cartoons in the past 60~ years.

Oh wait.

SirThinks2Much wrote:Doug

You were listing awesome cartoons and then you listed this one for some reason. I can only assume it is a typo.

Scooby Doo
CatDog
Cow and Chicken

Nate (post: 1223478) wrote:You were listing awesome cartoons and then you listed this one for some reason. I can only assume it is a typo.

Says the guy who listed Muppet Babies as a reason for the 80's not sucking.

Where do the Smurfs fall - pro or con for the 80's?

This thread fails so hard. XD

termyt (post: 1223545) wrote:Says the guy who listed Muppet Babies as a reason for the 80's not sucking.

Where do the Smurfs fall - pro or con for the 80's?

I know I'm betraying little 3 year old Etoh when I say this, but Smurfs definitely fall on Con.

termyt (post: 1223545) wrote:Where do the Smurfs fall - pro or con for the 80's?

How many shots are we down to.

The Smurfs, eww. Definitely a con. >_>

I like the 80s, but the cartoons back then were just bad. But I think we already had this discussion recently. The 90s definitely had better cartoons. And the 70s were probably worse than the 80s. So at least we saw some progress for a while. I think in this decade, we've seen entertaiment mostly regress. XD

I don't know... Every time I think of the 90's I think of this, and this, and this.

SirThinks2Much (post: 1223472) wrote:The 90's sure weren't the golden era of horrible cartoons.

-Batman: TAS
-X-Men
-Gargoyles
-Freakazoid
-Ren & Stimpy
-Iron Man
-Animaniacs
-Pinky and the Brain
-Batman Beyond
-Beast Wars
-AAAAAAH! Real Monsters
-Doug
-Earthworm Jim
-Spiderman



Both, one in front and one in back, reversible.

WUT.

almost all of those are awesome! animaniacs???? freakazoid?? pinky and the brain??? D:

i hope you were kidding. XD

South Park had too many genius moments to be on the 'worst list'. Although the rest of the moments qualify it for the 'generally bad' list.

Anything done for AS. I can't think of a single true AS title (i.e. original AS material) that I would consider 'good.' I only watch it when they have some anime on.

I also can't think of anything else that has quite the same degree of vacuum. I'm astonished at this, considering the number of very horrible things out there, but frankly, even 'The Smurfs' was high art in comparison. 'Every title by AS' will have to be my vote.

chibiphonebooth (post: 1223578) wrote:WUT.

almost all of those are awesome! animaniacs???? freakazoid?? pinky and the brain??? D:

i hope you were kidding. XD

I'm pretty sure ST2M was quoting these as proof that the 90's weren't entirely bad. I happen to consider most of them to be very good, myself. Ren & Stimpy, especially.

ST2M: Earthworm Jim is getting new episodes! (There's another thread here on CAA to that effect.)

Wow...

not only Chowder hate, but Smurf hate too

Here are my picks for Worst American Cartoons:

She-Ra:Princess of Power
85% of Filmation Shows
Most Non-Anime Shows on Adult Swim
98% of Cartoon Networks New Shows
Darkstalkers:The Animated Series(y'know the show with that crappy harry potter wanna-be and the messed-up morrigan)
Snorks
Get Ed
Back To The Barnyard
Tak and the Power of JuJu
Any and All New episodes of Fairly OddParents
All of Disney's Prequel Sequels
The Possible Power Rangers Cartoon.
Baby Looney Toons
Krypto The Superdog
Shaggy and Scooby-Do Get a Clue(i think thats what it's called. it airs on kids wb)
Catscratch
Hulk Hogan's Rock 'N Wrestlin'
80% of Cartoons from the 1970's
Brandy and Mr. Whiskers
and finally..
Most Episodes of The Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog.

I can't think of any more right now. If I think of some more I'll let you know.

This thread officially fails now.

The funny Sonic the hedgehog was awful. The dramatic one rocked several pairs of socks and even a pair of boxers.

Etoh*the*Greato (post: 1223576) wrote:I don't know... Every time I think of the 90's I think of this, and this, and this.

XD rofl What in the world?

Wait--these are from the 90s? Dang. All I saw was the good stuff.

Oh no, this thread is hilarious. Where was I in the 90s? Oh yeh, rocking on my island home, reading books.
Hey--I liked the Smurfs...well, that one bad dude that wanted to kill them.

Christisright wrote:Get Ed

Affirmative. Hrm...I would say 50%-65% of the things on Jetix IMHO. I'm sorry, the honesty was burning in the depths of my stomach.

(Pardon me if I offended someone).

Boy! Everyone disagrees! Let's all agree to that, savvy? XD

And I was saying that those cartoons were awesome, chibi.

LOLZ.

I am a fan of Get Ed, Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!, Pucca and W.I.T.C.H.

All of those are Jetix originals.

beau99 (post: 1223716) wrote:LOLZ.

I am a fan of Get Ed, Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!, Pucca and W.I.T.C.H.

All of those are Jetix originals.

I like SRMTH and W.I.T.C.H. (they don't show new episodes of that as far as I know. Go figure.)

Etoh*the*Greato (post: 1223576) wrote:I don't know... Every time I think of the 90's I think of this, and this, and this.

LOL i remember watching all those shows and remember haveing the action figured (other than littlest pet shop XD) They are now just horribly corny and quirky as a bad thing,

You know what? I take it back.

I take it all back.

Over the past few days, I have been subjected to a show I can only describe as being real, true

DEEP HURTING.

Insanity, thy name is The Replacements.

This show has no good qualities whatsoever. The animation is ugly. The jokes are bad ("HEY LETS SAY THIS SILLY PHRASE OVER AND OVER AND OVER! IT'S FUNNY!! IT WORKED FOR TOM GREEN, RIGHT???...right?...wait...") To call the characters "cookie-cutter" would be an insult to cookie-cutters everywhere. In fact, I apologize right now to any cookie-cutters reading this now. You didn't deserve to so much as be mentioned in the same paragraph as this show.

The stories are more boring than a Yanni album. The voices are driving me mad. Mad, mad, MAD!

And it is ALWAYS FRIGGING ON. ALWAYS.

Oh, frick. It's on now.

*laughs*

Nobody will ever be able to agree in this thread. Ever.