The 90's Were All That!

Warning: This is a list if Nostolgic things from the 90's and nothing more. Randomness is Next To Godliness! This one goes out to every single 90's kid!


Do You Remember These?

*The 2nd Wrestlemania Theme Plays*

Baywatch

NYPD Blue

COPS

Saturday Night Live

Buffy: The Vampire Slayer

Kung-Fu: The Legend Continues

Thunder In Paradise

Mortal Kombat: Konquest

7th Heaven

Walker,Texas Ranger

Star Trek: The Next Generation

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

Stargate

Babylon 5

Beavis and Butt-Head

The Critic

Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist

The Simpsons

Various Butterfinger Commercials starring The Simpsons.

Married....With Children!

The Fox Kids Network

Beetlejuice

Tiny Toon Adventures

Batman:The Animated Series

Tazmania

Bobby's World

Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers

Animaniacs

The Dynamo Duck Bumpers.

Fox Kids

Eek The Cat

Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego

Spider-Man:The Animated Series

X-Men

Big Bad Beetleborgs

Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog

The Tick

Life With Louie

The Various Fox Kids Network/Fox Kids Bumpers

Fido Dido Bumpers (cbs saturday morning)

Hey Vern! It's Ernest

Beakman's World

CBS Action Zone Bumpers (cbs saturday morning)

Caddilacs and Dinosaurs

Wild C.A.T.S.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (red sky)

The Various Felix The Cat Bumpers (cbs saturday morning)

The Various NBC Saturday Morning Bumpers

Captain N: The Game Master (seasons 2 and 3)

The Adventures of Super Mario Bros.3

The New Super Mario World

Pro-Stars

TNBC

Saved By The Bell

Saved By The Bell: The Collage Years

California Dreams

The Fresh Prince of Bel Air

Biker Mice From Mars

Buky O'Hare And The Toad Manace

Beast Wars

Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog

Video Power

VR Troopers

Mega Man: The Animated Series

Samurai Pizza Cats

The Disney Afternoon

Talespin

Darkwing Duck

Goof Troop

Gargoyles

Bonkers

The Various Disney Afternoon Bumpers

Kids WB (the wb era)

Freakazoid

Road Rovers

Superman: The Animated Series

Men In Black: The Series

Batman Beyond

Max Steel (the original)

Detention

Pokemon

Yu-Gi-Oh!

The Various Kids WB Bumpers

The Waynes Bros.

The Steve Harvey Show

Hercules: The Legendary Journys

Xena: Warrior Princess

Gamepro TV

Super Human Samurai Cyber Squad

Mighty Max

Mutant League

Mummies Alive

The Bots Master

Double Dragon

Arther and The Knights of Justice

Street Sharks

The USA Cartoon Express (the later years)

The USA Action XTreme Team

Street Fighter: The Animated Series

Mortal Kombat: Defenders of tbe Realm

Wing Commander Acadamy

Savage Dragon

Roseanne

Home Improvement

TGIF

Dinosaurs

Family Matters

Perfect Strangers

Full House

Sabrina: The Teenage Witch

Sister Sister

Step by Step

Boy Meets World

Smart Guy

The Various Claymation Bumpers (abc saturday morning)

The Addams Family (90s)

C.O.W.Boys of Moo Mesa

Cro

Reboot

Sonic SatAM

Bump in the Night

The Bump in the Night "After These Messages/Back To The Show" Bumpers

The Toy Story Soldier Bumpers

One Saturday Morning

Pepper Ann

The Weekenders

Science Court

Mighty Ducks

Quack Pack

Mickey Mouse Works

House of Mouse

Genie's Great Minds Think For Themselves

Manny The Uncanny

Mrs.Munger's Class

The Various Nickelodeon Bumpers

Nicktoons

Doug

Rugrats

The Ren and Stimpy Show

Rocko's Modern Life

Clarissa Explains it All

Salute Your Shorts

The Adventures of Pete and Pete

Keenan and Kel

All That

Legends of the Hidden Temple

Nick Arcade

SNICK

Are You Afraid of The Dark?

Disney Channel Bumpers

The Eisner Era :D

The Various Cartoon Network Bumpers

Captain Planet

Swat Kats

2 Stupid Dogs

Cartoon Cartoon Fridays

Dexter's Laboratory

Cow and Chicken

Johnny Bravo

The Power Puff Girls

Space Ghost Coast to Coast

Cartoon Planet

Toonami

The Real Adventures of Johnny Quest

Dragon Ball Z

Sailor Moon

Ronin Warriors

Moltar/Tom's Talks

WMAC Masters

American Gladiators

Robin Hood: Men In Tights

Batman Returns

Batman Forever

Mortal Kombat

Mortal Kombat Annihilation

Street Fighter

Independence Day

Men In Black

Jumanji

Mrs.Doubtfire

Hook

Wayne's World

Home Alone

Home Alone 2: Lost In New York

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Secret of the Ooze

A League of Their Own

Antz

Toy Story

Toy Story 2

A Bugs Life

Pokemon: Mewtwo Strikes Back aka Pokemon The Movie

Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie

KiKi's Delivery Service

The Disney Renaissance

The Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Super Mario World

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles In Time

Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past

Street Fighter II

Street Fighter II: Turbo

Mega Man X

Mega Man Soccer

Mega Man 7

Yoshi's Island

Donkey Kong Country

Final Fantasy III (final fantasy vi)

Chrono Trigger

The Various Super NES Commercials

The Nintendo Game Boy

Pokemon Red and Blue

Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins

Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Back From The Sewers

Mega Man: Dr.Wily's Revenge

Mega Man V

Nintendo's 'Play It Loud' Campaign

Nintendo's Game Boy Color

Pokemon Gold and Silver

Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX

The Nintendo 64

Super Mario 64

Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Pokemon Stadium

Golden Eye 007

Mario Kart 64

Donkey Kong 64

Nintendo Power

Gamepro (magazine)

EGM (magazine)

The Sega Genesis

Sonic The Hedgehog

Streets of Rage

Golden Axe

Altered Beast

Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition

WWF RAW

Mortal Kombat

Toejam and Earl

The Sega Channel

The Various Sega Genesis Commercials

The Sega CD

Sonic CD

The Sega Game Gear

Sonic Chaos

Sonic Triple Trouble

Dr.Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine

The Various Game Gear Commercials

The Sega 32X

Knuckles Chaotix

The Sega Saturn

Saturn Bomberman

Knights into Dreams

Sonic Jam

The Sega Nomad

The Game Genie (for nes,snes and genesis)

The Game Shark (for ps1 and n64)

The Sony Playstation

Final Fantasy VII

Spyro The Dragon

Crash Bandicoot

Tomb Raider

Mega Man 8

Mega Man X4

Mega Man Legends

Gran Turismo

WCW vs The World

WWF Warzone

Final Fantasy Tactics

Mortal Kombat Trilogy

The World Wrestling Federation

WWF New Generation Era

WWF Attutude Era

WWF Superstars

WWF Monday Night RAW

WWF Smackdown

World Championship Wrestling

WCW Saturday Night

WCW Nitro

The New World Order (nWo)

WCW Thunder

The Monday Night War

The Arcades

The Various Snacks,Drinks,and Cereals of the 90's

90's Marvel Comics

90's DC Comics

The Memorable Commercials (for various products)

The Geico Gecko Commercials

Karate Fighters

Poggs (and Slammerz)

The Anime Boom

DVD's and DVD Players

The Discman (aka the cd walkman)

The Beginning Years of AOL (america online)

Angelfire

Geocities

Dragonfire

Windows '95

Weird Al Yankovic

The Weird Al Show

Plus, Some Of The Music.

*The 2nd Wrestlemania Theme Ends*

Power To The Nostalgia-ites!!!

Note: The 2nd Wrestlemania Theme was the theme song of Wrestlemania's 10-13.

A Disney Hall Of Fame

If Disney had a Hall of Fame like the WWE,who do you think should be in it?

John Lasseter,Jim Cummings,and Michael Jackson would be just 3 of my picks. Disney Legends such as Robin Williams and Roy E.Disney would automatically be inducted.

I think this Idea is Far superior thanthose retarded Radio Disney Music Awards. Woudn't you agree?

Questions I will ask to Kotono Mitsuishi (if I meet her one day)!

Mai Shiranui (left), Sailor Moon (middle) and Christie (right), three fictional characters all voiced by the one, the only, the KAWAII, Kotono Mitsuishi!

Hey there, Toonsters!

 

  I remember Stefan did a list of questions that he would ask Naoko Takeuchi, the creator of Sailor Moon, if he meets her one day. So I figured I do one myself. Only this time, and judging from this fanart I made, this one is about the famed Japanese voice actress, Kotono Mitsuishi, who does the voices of the bouncy kunoichi, Mai Shiranui from the Fatal Fury and King of Fighters series (she only voiced her in the animes, except for the first one, Fatal Fury: Legend of the Hungry Wolf), Christie, the sexy AND dangerous master assassin from the Dead or Alive series, and last, but certainly not least, her most iconic voice of them all, as the Pretty Suited Soldier of Love and Justice, Sailor Moon. Of all the voices Kotono-chan voiced, these three are my most favorite. Anyway, here is my list of questions that I will ask her:

1. How did you get into Sailor Moon?

2. What is your favorite Sailor Moon moment?

3. Did voicing Sailor Moon had an impact on your career?

4. How does voicing Christie differs from voicing Sailor Moon?

5. How did you feel when you voiced another cheerful and fun character like Mai Shiranui?

6. Aside from Sailor Moon, what is your other favorite anime?

7. Are you a good screamer?

8. You think She-Ra would be a good teacher to Sailor Moon?

9. On a scale of 1 through 10, how do you rate Sailor Moon's cuteness?

10. What would happen if Sailor Moon comes face to face with Christie?

I know the questions are mostly Sailor Moon based, but at least they sound a bit good. 

And now, I will leave with a clip from Animazement 2008, with Kotono-chan and Keiko Han introducing themselves as Sailor Moon and Luna respectively, but with a twist, speaking English. No joke, man! Although they don't speak English that much, but at least put a lot of effort into it. Sayanara for now, and stay frosty, my friends!

Sailor Moon Crossover Ideas Vol. 2.5

Hey there, Toonsters!

  Here we are once again with giving you crossover ideas involving our favorite Pretty Soldier of Love and Justice, Sailor Moon. But, this one won't be long. In our last crossover idea blog, Stefan gave us sound ideas for more crossovers, including those involving Godzilla, Transformers, She-Ra and especially those featuring the Disney Princesses as Sailor Soldiers. This reminds me of a fanart I saw, including Ariel and Melody in front as Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibimoon, which makes perfect sense since Sailor Moon and The Little Mermaid are different, yet similar in many ways. Speaking of which, this idea I have in mind reminds me of the plot of the first of three crossover specials involving Jimmy Neutron and Timmy Turner from Fairly OddParents, which was known as the Jimmy/Timmy Power Hour. Only this time, this one involves Sailor Moon and Ariel, but, this plot is different from that from the first Jimmy/Timmy Power Hour.

Tired of carrying on her mission to save the Earth and balance her life as a ordinary teenager, Usagi Tsukino doesn't want to be Sailor Moon no more. While at the same time, Ariel, as usual, longs to live her life above her ocean world. Then, a strange, powerful force, in a Freaky Friday kind of way, have switched both girls into their own worlds. While Usagi has to deal with her life as a mermaid, not to mention trying to convince King Triton that not all humans are dangerous, Ariel has to deal with not only trying to be a human, but also use the powers of Sailor Moon, especially while dealing with the reminisce of the Dark Kingdom themselves. It's hard for both girls, but with patience and courage, they can accomplish anything.

Well, it is not much, but it will do. That is all for now. Until then, stay frosty, my friends.

(Sailor Moon English Dub Instrumental Theme plays)

*Fade Out

Disney Sequels That Are Good!

I'm out of Ideas at the moment so I'm once again gonna do something Disney Related(and list related).

As you know during the Eisner Era,Many of Disney's popular Animated sequels,Direct to DVD or otherwise. This trend continued in the Iger Era,but not as much.

These sequels were met with Mixed reactions from the people,many considered them cheap and tasteless. I,on the other hand,enjoyed some of them. I will now list the Disney Sequels that are Good (yes they exist,as you are about to find out).

Cars 2: The lone Pixar film on this list. Ok,my like for this movie stems from my like of Mater. He's a fun character and deserves more respect than he's given. The spy theme was kinda cool,as well as the World Grand Prix. The stupidity of the American people on the Internet is what gave this movie a bad rep. Trust me,it's not a bad movie. It may be weaker than the 1st movie,but that doesn't mean it terrible.

The Hunchback of Notredame 2: Weaker and more light hearted then the original,but still fun nevertheless.

Cinderella 3 - A Twist In Time: I like the fact that they fleshed out the characters more,and made Cinderella and the Prince badass. The plot is also good. So skip the mediocre 2nd movie and watch this one.

The Little Mermaid 2 - Return to the Sea: Not as good as the original,but still a fun movie. Jason loves this one as it's the 1st time 2 of his favorite Voice Actresses work together: Tara Strong and Jodi Benson.

The Little Mermaid 3 - Ariel's Beginning: The plot is kinda weak,but at least we get character development and we finally find out what happened to Ariel's mother.We also find out why King Triton hated humans so much.

Aladdin 2 - Return of Jafar: An awesome beginning to a great Animated series. Plus,Jafar Finally gets a villian song. My only gripe is that Robin Williams didn't return to reprise The Genie. This was due to a disagreement that he and Eisner had.

Aladdin and the King of Theives: A very good movie that gives us a little more information on Aladdin's past. It's also serves as the franchise finale. Also,did I mention that Robin Williams Returned as the Genie? because he did!

Stitch-The Movie: Takes place after the 1st movie and serves as the series premiere of Lilo and Stitch - the Series.

Lilo and Stitch 2 - Stitch Has A Glitch: Characterisation for Stitch marches on. A nice movie for Lilo and Stitch fans.

Leroy and Stitch: Serves as the franchise finale(and what a finale it is). It was cool seeing most of Jumba's experiments in action together.

The Lion King 2 -Simba's Pride: The Best of the sequels. It's just as good as the original. Great plot,great songs,good animation and artwork. Go watch it!

The Lion King 1 1/2: The Lion King told from Timon and Pumbaa's perspective. A funny movie. I recommend it to all Disney fans.

Mulan 2: The One where the trio (chien-po,yao,and ling) get girlfriends. XD.  This movie was fun and it dove more into Mulan and Sheng's relationship.

Lady and the Tramp 2: A fun movie for the dog lover in all of us.

I guess that's it. That's all of the Disney sequels that are good. Now I didn't list Toy Story 2 and 3,because they are universaly liked. And Monsters University is just average (ok,but average).

See Ya,Space Cowboy!

7 All-Time Greatest TV Animation Companies That Ain't Disney

There's no denying the power of Disney,after all They are the Gods of Animation. But just because they reign supreme,doesn't mean that they're the only game in town. In the world of Television Animation,The Big D had many rivals,but only a select few were serious ones.

This is a list of The Top 7 All-Time Greatest TV Animation Companies that Ain't Disney.

Honorable Mentions -

Sony: Not much to Sony in the TV Animation biz nowadays,but back in the day they were cool. They gave us fun shows like Max Steel,Jackie Chan Adventures,Men In Black:The Series,The Big Guy and Rusty,Spectacular Spider-Man,and others. They've also co-produced The Real Ghostbusters through Columbia. Thanks for the memories guys.

Nicktoons: Nicktoons may suck now,but in the 90's and early 2000's,they were great. The Shows they aired were original and entertaining....well most of them at least. Now they suck and there is no turning back. Korra was the final good Nicktoon. Thankfully,there is a special block on TeenNick that airs these old Nicktoons. Plus,Nicktoons Network randomly airs Nicktoons from the early 2000's. So dispite being evil,Viacom actually Respects the classics.

Rankin/Bass: These guys didn't do much,but what they did was great. Thundercats is there most well known show. And who can forget those fun XMas specials,huh? Warner Bros. owns most of their stuff now.
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#7 - Ruby-Spears Productions: After co-producing Scooby-Doo with Hannah Barbera,these guys were on top of the world. They pumped out plenty of animated jems in the 80's,like Thundarr and Alvin & the Chipmunks. The 90's on the other hand,were not a very good time for the company. Mega Man and a select few were the only good things Joe Ruby and Ken Spears gave us. And by 1996,the company fell into disaray due to heavy competition from Nicktoons,Disney,Warner Animation,and the renewed Hannah-Barbera. In late '96/early-'97,the company went belly up. Despite their ups and downs,RS Productions was a great company. Here's to you Joe and Ken.

#6 - Filmation: The 1st Ever TV Animation company. Despite their various flaws,you can't deny that Filmation was a pioneer in the Animation industry. He-Man,She-Ra,Fat Albert,Bravestarr,and many others. Some shows were good,some were bad. But the greatest show Filmation ever produced was She-Ra. She-Ra was the very first Animated Heroine who Didn't originate in comic books. Sadly,in mid-1989,the company became defunct. I was bound to happen,y'know. Still,this company is Legendary and will always hold a special place in the hearts of classic animation fans.

#5 - Cartoon Network Studios: The Reincarnation of Hannah-Barbera and H-B in reverse. Meaning,They started out pretty good,before becoming Blah! Anyway,during the early-2000's Hannah-Barbera kinda died off and Cartoon Network Studios took it's place,though that wasn't a bad thing. One of the 1st things they did was continue Johnny Bravo,Dexter's Lab,and The Power Puff Girls. They then created their own fun shows,such as Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends and Hi!Hi! Puffy Ami Yumi. CN Studios was great.

#4 - Marvel Animation: Ah,Marvel,my favorite Super Hero company. I always loved their cartoons...well,most of them. Besides their own stuff,they also co-produced Transformers G1 and G.I. Joe:Real American Hero with Hasbro,Muppet Babies with Jim Henson Productions,and Spectacular Spider-Man with Sony. I Love Marvel and will always prefer it's animated shows to DC's.

#3 - Warner Bros.Animation: Now,we are down to the final 3. Warner Bros. Animation may be weak now,but these dudes are still Legendary. From Looney Tunes to Superman to Batman:The Animated Series and Animaniacs to Hysteria and Teen Titans. Warner Bros. was a Goldmine for great Animated programing. Words can't decribe how amazing these guys were.

#2 - Hannah-Barbera: What can one say about Hannah-Barbera,they started out weak in the 60's and improved over time. H-B Productions gave us some of the most memorable (and iconic) cartoon characters of all time,such as Johnny Quest,The Flinstones,Yogi Bear,Space Ghost,and Scooby Doo. By the Early 90's,H-B Production's inproved greatly with a fresh new attitude and awesome shows like Swat Kats,2 Stupid Dogs,and The Real Adventures of Johnny Quest. They also helped kickstart Cartoon Network and even made some of their famous Cartoon Cartoons. Hannah-Barbera would later go defunct and replaced with Cartoon Network Studios. Fun fact: H-B Productions was the first company to create an Animated Sitcom,The Flinstones in 1967. This predates the Simpsons,which debut in 1988.

#1 - DiC: Ah,DiC,how we miss you. Anime-like qualities were part of this companies charm. Originally a French company,DiC became American in the mid-80's. The company would give us a slew of great cartoons from the mid-80's to the Late 90's. What a streak,huh? However the DiC company isn't without controversy. In 1989,they created a Video Game based cartoon (their 2nd one) called Captain N:The Game Master. Fans complained (and this was before the net) that non of the characters looked or acted like how they were supposed to.....and they were right. Plus,some of the plots were cliche,lame,and often times stupid. The next controversy was their handling of Sailor Moon. Unnessassary edits and other things made Fans of Sailor Moon facepalm. After dubbing R,Sailor Moon's North American rights went to Cloverway. The final controversy was catering to the Babies and Girly-Girls in the late 90's/early-2000's. However,despite all of this,DiC did more good than harm. DiC went out of buisness in the early 2000's,after a string of failures. They were soon bought out by Cookie Jar Entertainment (now dhx media). No matter what one tends to think of this company,there's no denying the great cartoons they gave us during their prime(the 80's and most of the 90's).

Well that is my list of Greatest Non-Disney TV Animation Companies. Many will disagree with my list,But I'm sticking with it. I still believe that DiC was the best.

See Ya, Space Cowboy!

ACF in 2016

I have some news reguarding The American Cartoon Federation. There will be changes. One change will be the end of The Destiny League Bios. These bios aren't doing anything for this site and they don't have much popularity either. So it's dead weight. Next,I'll be retiring 'The Ultimate Boss' segments. I really don't feel the need to continue them,especially since I have 'What Should Have Been' now. The Program Line-Up's will be part of that segment from now on.

Next,we will be adding on to the site. One such section will be an Art Showcase for Jason,once he improves on his art,he will be able to post them here. But I do have some rules,one of the biggest ones being No Ponies,No Exceptions!

So Jason,improve on your art so you can post them in your own section here at ACF.

Another thing that may be in the cards is Another 60 Minutes: Cartoon Edition. I had fun making the last one,I might make another.

More Sailor Moon and Dragon Ball content coming down the pike. More Lists too.

And then there's the Secret Project that Jason will be helping with. I won't going into details,but it will be about Cartoons and it will be Big.

So expect these and other surprises on ACF.

See Ya Space Cowboy.