It's nice to have the spin in the cartoon, but I would hardly call this transformation "awesome." It's a pretty lackluster rendition of Diana spinning, and since animation doesn't have the cost barriers faced by the live-action show, it seems to me that the animators just kinda phoned this one in. I mean, is it that hard to draw a few motion lines to represent spinning? For a professional animator, I think not.
I geeked out COMPLETELY when I first saw the spin transformation here. My room mate thought I'd lost my mind (and she was right, lol). Thanks for posting.
actually whoever did the Spiderwoman cartoon,took the spin transformation idea for Jessica Drew and thats how she would change into her costume.......
what do you mean 'make sense'? It is a superheroe changing from civilian to costume, it doesn't have to make sense.. Superheroes are known to have their own way of changing to superheroe gear. They usually need to change rather quickly to go into action immediately. And there is a story behind Wonder Woman spin transformation.
There has been 3 know Wonder Woman transformations in the comics. And if I'm wrong, feel free to correct me. The spin transformation that is so attached to the character was created by Lynda Carter for the 70's TV Show. The current transformation when the show was created was Diana spinning the lasso around herself and the vibrations will change here into Wonder Woman. But that was too expensive for the show and they needed a new one.
So Lynda suggested she could do a spin to transform and the producers asked her to show them They liked it and we got the slow motion translucent spin transformation. But that was still a little expensive so by 'Beauty on Parade' they took out the slow motion-translucent and added the light explosion to the now normal speed spin. This became so popular that the comic adopted it thus becoming her trademark transformation. No other character has it. And that's the story behind it. ;)
@georgeo thank you for uploading this. I have always wanted to se it. It is fantastic to see someone else honouring the 1970's TV show. The spin used there is the first season style spin as in seasons 2 and 3 Lynda didn't raise her arms when she changed.
You are wrong about no other character having it. Spider-Woman from the 1979 cartoon series used it. Maervel admitted they got the idea from Wonder Woman
@georgeo Um, cheesejared was wondering why a search for "cheese" led him or her to the video, not whether or not the costume change was logical. It was the search term that was being questioned, get it?
As for why "cheese" would lead to a superhero video, you can draw your own conclusions.
What episode is this from? I know it has something to do with he Viking Ship and the gorilla dude wanting to reverse this invincibility thingy inside a corpse on the viking ship , but that's about all I know. This episode was on Bommerang but I missed the title.
I like this better than the spin transformation that I saw in earlier cartoons...those seemed to be rushed (like a hurricane, as someone else stated here)...this one is majestic, much like the live action (Lynda Carter) spin transformation...
When I saw this episode, I almost cried. I'm a big fan of the 70's Wonder Woman (having the seasons on DVD), and seeing her transform in Justice League, the same way she transformed in the 70's series, was just awesome.
Which episode was this? I have Lynda carter's shows on tape, myself--all the animated Diana is missing is the glasses--remember when she did the spin on superfriends?
I recall the spin transformation being used in one episode of each of the last two SuperFriends seasons. (And each with two spins.) In Superfriends: Legendary Superpowers Show, Wonder Woman transformed into Diana Prince - and later back to Wonder Woman - in order to investigate a Brainiac mind control plot. In the next season, SuperPowers Team, the spins occurred in a storyline involving Darkseid masquerading himself as Steve Trevor.
Since Lynda Carter created the spin transformation Phil Jimenez introduced the spin into the comics and it has become 'the' Wonder Woman transformation, it might show up in the movie as well! :)
This is a great homage to the live-action show
Bakaneko815 3 months ago
i love the fact that her spinning transformation became canon out of the simple fact it was easier to film in the tv series! LOL
YourPhilOfCanada 5 months ago
so flash dressed her? it was so fast that I dont even saw her naked :D
Lelaps00 5 months ago
@Lelaps00 Nah... Flash? Knowing him (from this particular show), he'd UN-dress her. XD
rkmugen 1 month ago
what episode is this?
keleic 6 months ago
She can spin on my.........well you get the rest.
Attila709 7 months ago
I like this. It's kick ass flavored awesomesauce.
krakken242 7 months ago
Wondah Womaaaaaaan!
MrImastinker 7 months ago
I like the Peter Version
VongolaAQW223 7 months ago
It's nice to have the spin in the cartoon, but I would hardly call this transformation "awesome." It's a pretty lackluster rendition of Diana spinning, and since animation doesn't have the cost barriers faced by the live-action show, it seems to me that the animators just kinda phoned this one in. I mean, is it that hard to draw a few motion lines to represent spinning? For a professional animator, I think not.
otherlleft 9 months ago
@otherlleft nitpicker :P
LordManda2 8 months ago
Though this is so 70's it's still epic.
iankevinsevilla 11 months ago
Lynda Carter would be proud.
RemyCoolX 1 year ago
I geeked out COMPLETELY when I first saw the spin transformation here. My room mate thought I'd lost my mind (and she was right, lol). Thanks for posting.
PozestStar 1 year ago 3
actually whoever did the Spiderwoman cartoon,took the spin transformation idea for Jessica Drew and thats how she would change into her costume.......
MrDianaprince 1 year ago
Every comic book fan I know (myself included) loved it when they had her spin in the cartoon. Nice nod to Lynda Carter, the inventor of the spin! :-)
jonthom11702 1 year ago
lol@ Diana closing her eyes near the end
WW: "Damn, that light's hurting my eyes! How does She-Ra put up with this part of her transformation?"
JMMPR24 1 year ago 2
What episode is this?
SailorShani04 1 year ago
@SailorShani04 To Another Shore
JQ377 1 year ago
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@SailorShani04 To Another Shore
JQ377 1 year ago
thats not really how she transforms as gorgeo is right she 'transforms' by taking off her clothes and putting her costume on duhhhhh
aleigangstah 1 year ago
Whatever Diana is wearing and/or holding when she is transforming dissolves.
humps678 1 year ago
I love Wonder Woman.
milton4270 1 year ago 5
WonderWoman is still the coolest superhero of all time
purecorkboy06 2 years ago 6
The music is very fitting for such a scene as this!
DisneyBlackJet 2 years ago
I accidentally found this video while looking up cheese.... how does that even make sense???
cheesejared 2 years ago 14
what do you mean 'make sense'? It is a superheroe changing from civilian to costume, it doesn't have to make sense.. Superheroes are known to have their own way of changing to superheroe gear. They usually need to change rather quickly to go into action immediately. And there is a story behind Wonder Woman spin transformation.
georgeo 2 years ago 3
Whats that story? I always want to know it.
MenteIntoxicada 2 years ago
There has been 3 know Wonder Woman transformations in the comics. And if I'm wrong, feel free to correct me. The spin transformation that is so attached to the character was created by Lynda Carter for the 70's TV Show. The current transformation when the show was created was Diana spinning the lasso around herself and the vibrations will change here into Wonder Woman. But that was too expensive for the show and they needed a new one.
georgeo 2 years ago 2
So Lynda suggested she could do a spin to transform and the producers asked her to show them They liked it and we got the slow motion translucent spin transformation. But that was still a little expensive so by 'Beauty on Parade' they took out the slow motion-translucent and added the light explosion to the now normal speed spin. This became so popular that the comic adopted it thus becoming her trademark transformation. No other character has it. And that's the story behind it. ;)
georgeo 2 years ago 3
Wow. Thank you.
MenteIntoxicada 2 years ago
@georgeo thank you for uploading this. I have always wanted to se it. It is fantastic to see someone else honouring the 1970's TV show. The spin used there is the first season style spin as in seasons 2 and 3 Lynda didn't raise her arms when she changed.
You are wrong about no other character having it. Spider-Woman from the 1979 cartoon series used it. Maervel admitted they got the idea from Wonder Woman
hoggys2much 9 months ago
@MenteIntoxicada theres a thing calles wikipedia
aleigangstah 1 year ago
He was asking how it makes sense that Youtube would show him this video when he's searching for "cheese".
Socran 2 years ago 12
OH! I guess I misunderstood. Sorry.
georgeo 2 years ago
@georgeo This is when you know u're too pro for ur own good,
86hachirokubalok 1 year ago
@Socran LOL
HirashiMaverick 1 year ago
@georgeo Um, cheesejared was wondering why a search for "cheese" led him or her to the video, not whether or not the costume change was logical. It was the search term that was being questioned, get it?
As for why "cheese" would lead to a superhero video, you can draw your own conclusions.
otherlleft 9 months ago
Sexy, tough, imposing, classic... so many good things in just a few glorious seconds. Thanks for the video.
ClassicToonFan64 2 years ago
Loved the JLU tribute to Lynda Carter here!
bocebed 2 years ago 6
i love this i can stop whaching et
johnxcen 2 years ago
It's pretty funny the fact that I saw this last nite... Haha I luv it tho
TennisQueen4 2 years ago
yea but who wants to look at wally lol
pdogone1 2 years ago
such a nice homage to the TV show!
magicalgirl 2 years ago
I'm glad someone else here recognizes that! :)
tkdpharmboy 2 years ago
Flash is way faster. He can pull his costume out of his ring and change in 1 sec.
WebVMan 2 years ago
finally we have a superhero that has a short transformation sequence. but that's wonder woman for ya- she likes to get things done
scholarofdreams 2 years ago 3
Amazonian tech: actervated by spinning. XD
batboyexe 2 years ago 5
that was sexy
lilAnt150 2 years ago
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nice boobs
vampiregt600 2 years ago
I love this spin. I may not have been ain around the 70s, but I loved Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman. What a fantastic way to honor her this way!
Thanks for this! It's defintely one of my favorite moments from JL/JLU
tunapup12 2 years ago 3
i love her powers.
furmantheweako4 2 years ago
I had a big smile when she spinned! Shes my fav JL character and I love her and batsman together.
kirstenrox234 2 years ago 2
The original Wonder Woman series was, yeah, but this animated version came out much more recently.
MurasakiYugata 2 years ago
Methinks rotoscoping was used here.
wsbtam 3 years ago
Aquaman:..What was the point of that?
WW:What?
Aquaman:That spin that you did,and the lightning.What was that about?
WW:That's how I change clothes.
Superman:I change clothes in a phonebooth. :D
Jokerhamil 3 years ago 5
what episode was that dialogue on?
tunapup12 2 years ago 2
dude i think it was a joke.
Razzrazz90 2 years ago 2
Ok then. Sorry.
tunapup12 2 years ago 2
It is from "To Another Shore"
georgeo 3 years ago
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what episode is this from!!?????????
po3jax 3 years ago
This episode is called "To Another Shore".
jonthom11702 1 year ago
What episode is this from? I know it has something to do with he Viking Ship and the gorilla dude wanting to reverse this invincibility thingy inside a corpse on the viking ship , but that's about all I know. This episode was on Bommerang but I missed the title.
Batgirl31390 3 years ago
I like this better than the spin transformation that I saw in earlier cartoons...those seemed to be rushed (like a hurricane, as someone else stated here)...this one is majestic, much like the live action (Lynda Carter) spin transformation...
schuyler10 3 years ago 2
yay it stays true to the original live action one!
IceVampireQueen 3 years ago
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DIANA DIGIVOLE TOOO...WONDER WOMAN!!!
I always hated that scene for some reason ^^'
I would love to see Diana change clothes in a phone booth. ^^ It's goot to be a pervert.
shajita 3 years ago
wonder woman spin all the way!!
what episode is this from?
juned64 3 years ago
She really needs to take a lesson from the Sailor Senshi....
MurasakiYugata 3 years ago
...I didn't know the "magic girl anime" spin existed in American comics. Honestly, that was kind of scary. o.o
YuyuPrincess411 3 years ago
It's so cheezy but for some reason, I like it.
eatme82 3 years ago
I love the subtle references to Lynda Carter! Remember Steve Trevor and Vandal Savage?
xena1fan 3 years ago 4
She is hot!
Tyronor 3 years ago 2
FINALLY! The Wonder Woman spin on a cartoon! The only thing missing was the great background music...
peter4hou 3 years ago 18
The spin was animated previously, on the final two seasons of The Superfriends series.
DeanLives2 3 years ago 2
Awesome Transformation.
rigelnigel 4 years ago
*Spins around until nausea sets in*
Drat!
54viruses 4 years ago
Yes! The Wonder Woman Spin. *dies of joy*
gargoylekitty 4 years ago 4
When I saw this episode, I almost cried. I'm a big fan of the 70's Wonder Woman (having the seasons on DVD), and seeing her transform in Justice League, the same way she transformed in the 70's series, was just awesome.
zackspenis 4 years ago 16
Which episode was this? I have Lynda carter's shows on tape, myself--all the animated Diana is missing is the glasses--remember when she did the spin on superfriends?
Maurice797Evans 3 years ago 4
Wonder Woman spinned at least 2 times in the SuperFriends cartoon from 1980!
agnellodei 3 years ago
I recall the spin transformation being used in one episode of each of the last two SuperFriends seasons. (And each with two spins.) In Superfriends: Legendary Superpowers Show, Wonder Woman transformed into Diana Prince - and later back to Wonder Woman - in order to investigate a Brainiac mind control plot. In the next season, SuperPowers Team, the spins occurred in a storyline involving Darkseid masquerading himself as Steve Trevor.
DeanLives2 3 years ago
Yes! Exactly :) but those were not only twirls but straight up hurricane spins!
agnellodei 3 years ago
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crap
hhhhhhyy 4 years ago
which season was it?
crusader4444 4 years ago
last season of Justice League Unlimitted. Episode name is "To Another Shore."
georgeo 4 years ago
haha! THe sun shines down on her right after she transforms
gummiworld 4 years ago
I know! Well after all, she is a goddess. ;)
georgeo 4 years ago
Which episode of JLU is this?
realchic1999 5 years ago
I believe is "To another shore"
georgeo 5 years ago
Not only did I miss the Wonder Whirl but I missed this episode entirely! I LUV WW, can someone PLEAZE put this entire episode on for WW fans?!
iandmcc 5 years ago
kool clip but can u or somebody upload this episode please
coolbaby2700 5 years ago
COOL
djones7241 5 years ago
Thanks! I know! I gasped when I saw this. Way cool!! :)
georgeo 5 years ago
the best way to honor Lynda Carter in this cartoon.
ladynikkie 5 years ago 3
Oh SNAP, I LOVED that! I missed the original episode, thanks!
iandmcc 5 years ago
that was hot to incorporate the spin from the show into the cartoon ...i only hope they have it for the movie
fats69 5 years ago 3
Since Lynda Carter created the spin transformation Phil Jimenez introduced the spin into the comics and it has become 'the' Wonder Woman transformation, it might show up in the movie as well! :)
georgeo 5 years ago
lol i wish i had that as a icon ^_^
that was the only time they gave Diana a transformation.
unico 6 years ago