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one of the unnamed characters is one of the Test sister's from Jonny Test. After that is Gir and then Zim. The black haired girl after the random white Powerpuff girl is Tootie from the Fairly Odd Parents. Later is shown a flame painted upgrade of Jenny the Teenage Robot.

@Jackyl16 seems like someone forgot to clue you in... that's fine:

We've ran out of ideas long before the page was invented and man confablated his enviroment, mind and morals. EVERYTHING is a recycle of the start. It is the older, obscure, and lesser done that are more original.

My favorite part is after 1:32 when they composer subtly recalls hints of Mr. Fox and and Kristofferson's theme.

anyone notice that the sound of her slamming her staff to the ground is the same sound of her clamping jaws in dragon from.

The one thing I hated about the digimon themes was their spoilers.

We boys keep our tails tucked into our pants...or something.

@matt0044 My motto is "View a work a the depth it implies." No, what really happened was when DBZ was brought up. I had already mentioned never getting into it and yet still have views against it. the key phrase being, "I never got into it." I have been underanalyzing the show this whole time and...

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The sub does a great job translating the sub do to capturing the pun, "Jyou, you're carrying the rations!" "Why do I have to carry it (that)?"

7;38 The sound cue seems to elicit that Jyou's mind snapped on the inside. I may have just been 'lost in the translation', for all I know that my but the Japanese Version of the american "Bum bum tshhh" on the drums. It's why i don't trust in my judging which language is better at portraying the ...

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I bet some people are thing of replying, "Dude, it just a cartoon."

I would reply back, "What is a cartoon, but an assemblage of many great arts; Drawing, acting, and storytelling. With that in mind, why can't it be touching and funny, even if in the most subtle of ways?”

@thegberger Since the blood bending concept on 'Avatar', the organ stealing episode on 'invader Zim' as well as most episodes of aforementioned show, many scenes from 'Hey Arnold' have a frigid depression to it, Gargoyles was the most depressing thing Disney channel, as well as the ninties, have ...

TeenNick; Do the math, all teens are 90's kids. At the time of this comment the youngest 90's kid is 11 years old give or take and most likely have a bedtime far before 12 pm to 2 AM. Don't give us AM blocks, give us full weekday afternoons and full weekends devotions to the first network for kid...

channels don't die. And 90's cartoons are, the best so far. What I mean to say is, I fully believe that this decline in quality is a hiccup spurred by the popularity of CGI and the recession of 2008 (after Airbender ended [a good show]), once CGI maddness ends and everyone looks past it's superfi...

@brunzmeflugen 90's show weren't disturbing?

But there are so many show that the 2000's had that I couldn't except losing.

@FlutieBuddie4427 Have you considered that the ones repeating this joke are not at all, in anyway, the same person and are not at all, in anyway, even remotely related to each other except by a single name above their show or movie's title that is a ran by a distant god-like board that are too mu...

@raiders7528 I know -sniffles- There original audience grew up! Waaaaaa

If not bring back the old satirical nick, then please bring back Barbershop quartettes

@124235346 Glad your not my doctor.

they were thinking, "Hey, it's bunny's!"

@nordicbastard7 nope Winnie the pooh was a series of shorts made from 66-74 that were later assembled into a movie, the animated show that you also may be refering is an 80s show.

@imagineerboi Yes, because Florence Henderson (Ms. Brady from Brady bunch) and Elton John and Ozzy Osborne weren't topical in the 70s and 80s.