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Discussion: 2000's Cartoons Rate
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*** UNDER MAJOR CONSTRUCTION ***
Yes, this is still happening after months and months of delays, it is finally happening.
The rules are pretty simple. Instead of me making a list, you guys will send me a list of the best 2000's cartoons. This is also a great chance for you to see your favorites cartoons included.
As you guys PM me your lists, I will add them to the OP. Once the list is complete, you guys will then rate the titles from 0-10. You can include scores like 5.5, or even 5.3, but not 5.57. It will just be my counted at 5.5.
Deadline to send me your lists is January 25th. That is right around the corner, so hurry, hurry.
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The Boondocks
Samurai Jack
Robot Chicken
Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends
Wolverine and the X-Men
Teen Titans
Legion of Superheroes
Justice League
Justice League Unlimited
Avatar the Last Airbender
Ben 10
Batman: The Brave and the Bold
Archer
Static Shock
Tom and Jerry Tales
Xaolin Showdown
Johnny Test
Mucha Lucha
Winx Club
Class of 3000
The Proud Family
The Fairly Oddparents
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
Dave the Barbarian
Danny Phantom
American Dad!
Dora the Explorer
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003 reboot)
Aqua Teen Hunger Force
Phineas and Ferb
Kim Possible
Drawn Together
Spectacular Spider-Man
Codename: Kids Next Door
As Told By Ginger
All Grown Up
My Life as a Teenage Robot
Invader Zim
W.I.T.C.H
Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!
House of Mouse
Brandy and Mr. Whiskers
Jackie Chan Adventures
The Replacements
The Emperors New School
What's New Scooby-Doo
Curious George
Clifford: The Big Red Dog
Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!
Veggietales
Baby Looney Tunes
Duck Dodgers
Braceface
6teen
Chalk Zone
Totally Spies
Yu-Gi-Oh!
The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy
The Cleveland Show
Flapjack
Beyblade
Jacob Two-Two
Martin Mystery
Being Ian
Carl²
Lilo & Stitch: The Series
Fillmore!
The Weekenders
American Dragon: Jake Long
George Shrinks
Kid vs. Kat
X Men: Evolution
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Member Since: 8/17/2013
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Where is X men Evolution?
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Member Since: 8/4/2012
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One member has already sent me their list so that's the list so far.
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Give it two weeks then start the rate!  I need 30+ ppl
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Originally posted by theoyella jukebox
Give it two weeks then start the rate! I need 30+ ppl |
I got 29 for the 90's rate. So, hopefully, I can get that again, especially since with this one people can be a bit more involved.
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Originally posted by BlooRiverAnimal
I got 29 for the 90's rate. So, hopefully, I can get that again, especially since with this one people can be a bit more involved.
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Wow, that's a pretty good number. It didn't seem like that from the people posting in the thread. 
Here is a list just in case anyone needs it!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...s_of_the_2000s
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Originally posted by PhreshDiamond
Where is X men Evolution?
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Yeah, that list is mine, and I didn't forget X-Men: Evolution. I just didn’t think enough of it to include it in my list of suggestions. That show did nothing to advance the X-Men animated universe and was a poor sequel to the original. Now, everyone knows the story of the X-men. If you're going to tell it again, then it needs to be fresh, but X-Men: Evolution did nothing for the characters, other than make many of them younger. It just felt like something that was slapped together to promote the brand to kids just as the first three X-Men live action movies were being made. In fact, I thought it was so corny that I completely paid “Wolverine and the X-Men” dust, until after it was cancelled and streaming on Netflix, only to be completely surprised as how good “Wolverine and the X-men” actually was.
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Member Since: 8/17/2013
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Originally posted by uhoh-ohno
Yeah, that list is mine, and I didn't forget X-Men: Evolution. I just didn’t think enough of it to include it in my list of suggestions. That show did nothing to advance the X-Men animated universe and was a poor sequel to the original. Now, everyone knows the story of the X-men. If you're going to tell it again, then it needs to be fresh, but X-Men: Evolution did nothing for the characters, other than make many of them younger. It just felt like something that was slapped together to promote the brand to kids just as the first three X-Men live action movies were being made. In fact, I thought it was so corny that I completely paid “Wolverine and the X-Men” dust, until after it was cancelled and streaming on Netflix, only to be completely surprised as how good “Wolverine and the X-men” actually was.
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welp LASH and DRAG it, I agree with every single point you made and cosign it, and I LOVE the X men.
I just wanted to scalp bloo a bit 
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As long as Avatar doesn't win, I'm good. 
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Originally posted by PhreshDiamond
welp LASH and DRAG it, I agree with every single point you made and cosign it, and I LOVE the X men.
I just wanted to scalp bloo a bit |
I have on extra strength wig glue, so tug away.
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There's no limit to how many shows we can send?
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Avatar will win. Just letting that be known. 
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You got my list, right Bloo? 
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Originally posted by PhreshDiamond
welp LASH and DRAG it, I agree with every single point you made and cosign it, and I LOVE the X men.
I just wanted to scalp bloo a bit |
You know what was a good cartoon set in high school that I forgot to include? But now I'm thinking about it since you brought up X-Men: Evolution. Spectacular Spiderman. Bloo, please include it, in the list.
SS really was a fresh take on the Spiderman myth. Up until that point, I don't think there was a Spiderman show that set Peter in high school. They had Gwen Stacy and Mary Jane on the show, and Gwen had a bigger role. In addition to his superhero drama, Peter had relationship drama. The show was really contemporary and sophisticated. It really felt like New York and Peter's school was super diverse, and their were all these interracial relationships shown on screen.
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Originally posted by theoyella jukebox
Avatar will win. Just letting that be known. |
And I have no problem with that whatsoever! It's a deserving victor. It is the most revolutionary cartoon to come out of that decade. I love the DCAU, and most of their shows, but it's easier to dig into comics archives and expand on that source material, then it is to create a whole, new universe, which is what A:TLA did. Azula was one of the greatest female characters ever, animated or otherwise.
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And I have no problem with that whatsoever! It's a deserving victor. It is the most revolutionary cartoon to come out of that decade. I love the DCAU, and most of their shows, but it's easier to dig into comics archives and expand on that source material, then it is to create a whole, new universe, which is what A:TLA did. Azula was one of the greatest female characters ever, animated or otherwise.
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Eh, I think Iroh was my favorite character.
Azula was great, though. Her psychotic breakdown in the finale was downright haunting.
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Member Since: 8/4/2012
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Originally posted by posh
There's no limit to how many shows we can send?
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No, but don't make like super duper long.
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Originally posted by Chill Bill
You got my list, right Bloo? |
Yes, and I will add yours to the OP.
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Originally posted by uhoh-ohno
You know what was a good cartoon set in high school that I forgot to include? But now I'm thinking about it since you brought up X-Men: Evolution. Spectacular Spiderman. Bloo, please include it, in the list.
SS really was a fresh take on the Spiderman myth. Up until that point, I don't think there was a Spiderman show that set Peter in high school. They had Gwen Stacy and Mary Jane on the show, and Gwen had a bigger role. In addition to his superhero drama, Peter had relationship drama. The show was really contemporary and sophisticated. It really felt like New York and Peter's school was super diverse, and their were all these interracial relationships shown on screen.
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Got it.
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Originally posted by BlooRiverAnimal
Yes, and I will add yours to the OP.
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Cool! Just wanted to make sure. Sometimes my computer screws up. 
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Cool! Just wanted to make sure. Sometimes my computer screws up. |
Just added your list. YAS @ My Little Pony. 
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The majority of these shows are forgotten trash. 90's cartoons>>>
American Dad tho>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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