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Old 01-19-2007, 05:40 AM   #41
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Oh, and as you can see, He-Man's clothes were a lot more skimpy than his sister's.

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Ummm...Cheetara wore a bikini with a full body suit with long sleeves and legs, you know. Lion O wore a lot less!
I think I can say that as a rampantly heterosexual teenager (as I was then. The teenager bit that is. The other part still applies today ) She-Ra and Cheetara held a LOT more interest for me than He-Man and Lion-O. Cheetara may have had a full body-suit but we are talking figure hugging lycra here.
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Old 01-19-2007, 05:48 AM   #42
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I think I can say that as a rampantly heterosexual teenager (as I was then. The teenager bit that is. The other part still applies today ) She-Ra and Cheetara held a LOT more interest for me than He-Man and Lion-O. Cheetara may have had a full body-suit but we are talking figure hugging lycra here.

Oh and we want to include a small annoying robot. And a theme tune with really suspect lyrics. And we want the small annoying robot to sing some of the suspect lyrics.
Oh, he wasn't *that* annoying. A little, maybe. But not as annoying as some other sidekicks, or I'd have remembered him better. Though the shock was there when coming back to "Ulysses 31" and rediscovering No-No.

Not everyone can be a Deekin, you know (Deekin is awesome!).

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Old 01-19-2007, 05:55 AM   #43
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Oh, he wasn't *that* annoying.
Yes. Yes he was. Every time he pulled another "amusing" expression I wanted to hit him with a large hammer. I can still hear his grating voice as well.

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Old 01-19-2007, 06:00 AM   #44
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That name rings a bell but i can't place it. Enlightenment please.


Deekin Scalesinger, Kobold bard of NWN fame.

He's adorable! And awesome, especially when you multiclass him to Red Dragon Disciple in HotU.


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Old 01-19-2007, 06:11 AM   #45
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I remember Mysterious Cities of Gold. I had one episode on video, and watched it a whole load, though all I remember was them needing to complete some medallion to get their ship thing working. That and a boy running down corridors for what felt like forever .

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Old 01-19-2007, 12:32 PM   #46
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Fav cartoon series music ever: Captain Future. Only the Germons were delighted with that though. Hell, nostalgia threads kick mighty butt!


That's because the German version had a different set of music than the other countries got. It has to do with the voice track and the music track for that series having been one and the same, at least in the version that the German guys got. So they had to redo everything, and they did an awesome job of it.


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Yes, Voltron, that was the one I was trying to remember! Thanks.

Not to denigrate Thundercats, one of my all-time favourites. I made my own Thundercats T-shirt (because they didn't make any adult-sized ones) and have the complete sticker album. And even the much-sought-after Thundercats comic No. 1, though not quite in mint condition after my budgie got at it.

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Oh anyone remember that Dungeons and Dragons cartoon? The one where a group of kids went on a ride that threw them into a medival world and just about every episode they would find a way home but ended up letting someone else use it go get home?

One of the guys from that reminded me of the guy from Dragons Lair
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First time I've ever heard of this. Must have been made during that whole Conan/swords&sorcery/D&D hype in the beginning of the 80s?
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Oh anyone remember that Dungeons and Dragons cartoon? The one where a group of kids went on a ride that threw them into a medival world and just about every episode they would find a way home but ended up letting someone else use it go get home?

One of the guys from that reminded me of the guy from Dragons Lair

I've heard of it, and there's actually a reference to it in Baldur's Gate II, I believe (the pictures in the Adventurers Mart). But I don't think it ever reached Germany, though I always wanted to watch it.


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we are talking figure hugging lycra here.
i was planning to get up and do something else but i'll have to stay sitting down thanks to an image you just put in my head.

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Oh anyone remember that Dungeons and Dragons cartoon? The one where a group of kids went on a ride that threw them into a medival world and just about every episode they would find a way home but ended up letting someone else use it go get home?

One of the guys from that reminded me of the guy from Dragons Lair
I have the first series on DVD. Not quite sure which one reminds of Dirk the Daring from Dragon's Lair though. Possibly Eric the Knight. (He does have the whole armour and sword thing going on)

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