#The new thundercats cartoon series

#The new thundercats cartoon series

However, one big difference, that I'm just getting from this trailer is that this series doesn't seem to take place on Third Earth. There's obviously going to be some differences between the two series. As cool as this show may seem, I have a bad feeling the ratings just won't be there to keep the show going. Will Thundercats appeal to kids the same way Ben 10 has over the past few years? It's hard to tell, but we do know that a couple 80s favorites have failed in the past. Now we have this new Thundercats show, and while I, a 29 man-boy, thinks this show looks cool, but are kids going to go for this? The primary audience for the vast majority of cartoons is children the adults that watch it are just a nice buffer in the ratings for most shows. Same thing happened to Masters of the Universe, which was infinitely better than the original show, but after a season, it too was gone. Joe seems to get a new series every other week, then it disappears into the vault of 80s reboot failures. After I saw the trailer, I was a bit more pumped, but a thought occurred in my tiny, fan-boy brain: Who is this show geared towards? Reboots of cartoon classics don't seem to last too long. Why remake this show? It didn't make sense to me. Now that you've watched it, I have a few questions on my mind: Who is this geared towards? What seems to be the big differences? Is this a good idea? = TEASER = I hope he still yells 'HOOOOOOOOOOOOO!' The first time I saw the sketches for the characters, I was a bit bummed out. Hopefully, you've seen the trailer for it. Recently, however, Cartoon Network picked a new Thundercats series up. you make the call), I own all of the original series, and I still think it holds up as a good show overall.

I don't know what it was about the show, but I couldn't get enough of it, and as an adult (or man-child. I am super-here for how salty it's gonna make stuck-in-the-past nerdbros, I'll tell you that much, but what a baffling creation.Out of all those wacky, high-concept cartoons I watched as a kid in the 80s, one of them really stuck out: Thundercats. What was the thought process? 'Teen Titans Go but with ThunderCats'? WHY ThunderCats? Who CARES?ДЄ) trying to revive ThunderCats again, I mean, jesus christД«) as an Adventure Time/SU 11 minute lolwhimsy action dramadey? I mean, still a better idea than the 2011 series. Hit the next slide to see some of the Internet's best reactions to the new-and-improved are fine with the various parts of this series (animated, stylized, comedy), but are a bit baffled as to why ThunderCats was picked as the IP to launch it around. A bizarre host of creatures and villains stand in their way, including the evil Mumm-Ra, Third Earth's wicked ruler who will let nothing, including the ThunderCats, stop his tyrannical reign over the planet.' Lion-O, the newly appointed Lord of the ThunderCats, attempts to lead the team as they make this planet their new home. 'Staying true to the premise of the original series, Lion-O and the ThunderCats - Tygra, Panthro, Cheetara, Wilykat, and Wilykit - barely escape the sudden destruction of their home world, Thundera, only to crash land on the mysterious and exotic planet of Third Earth. You can find the official description of the new series below: ThunderCats Roar stars Max Mittelman (Justice League Action) as Lion-O and Wilykat, Erica Lindbeck (DC Super Hero Girls) as Cheetara and Wilykit, Patrick Seitz (Justice League Action) as Tygra and Mumm-Ra, and Chris Jai Alex (Star Wars: Battlefront II) as Panthro. In the meantime, though you can check out the first footage here. The team behind the new show thinks that the more outlandish aspects of ThunderCats lend themselves to something with a more irreverent and upbeat tone, and we won't really know how it all comes together until it airs. Some are responding to that in positive ways and others are a bit negative about the whole thing, and others are just happy that 2019 will see the introduction of a new ThunderCats series. The new series boasts an art style that has more in common with something like The Amazing World of Gumball than the original series longtime fans grew up with, and the tone is much more self-aware and comedic than that previous entry.