Friday, January 31, 2025

A Mr. Baseball Between Two Legendary Voice Actors

 Hey Toonsters,


Sorry I haven't been blogging for a while. I was busy with other stuff, including one hobby I haven't done in a while and that was writing, mostly fanfiction. However, I wish I could've done it under better circumstances, especially ending January on a somber note with the passing of three famous people, starting with one voice actor I did mention a long time ago in my Mummies Alive! review.


On January 6, 2025, Canadian voice actor Dale Wilson died from complications from both prostate cancer and Parkinson's Disease. He was 82 years old. Wilson, as I mentioned in my Mummies Alive! review was the voice of Ja-Kal, but he also voiced other characters that I remember correction, such as Capt. Grid-Iron, Mutt, Overkill and Skydive in the DIC version of G.I. Joe, Big Boss Graves from The Adventures of T-Rex, Sir Lewis Leon Paradim from The Bots Master and he was the original voice of Cell from the Ocean dub of Dragon Ball Z.


Next from the world of voice acting to the world of sports.


On January 16, 2025, Former baseball player turned sports announcer and actor Bob Uecker died, 10 days shy of his birthday. He was 90 years old. Known the world over as "Mr. Baseball", Uecker started his career as his nickname applies, a baseball player, who was the catcher for teams like the Milwaukee (later Atlanta) Braves, St. Louis Cardinals, and Philadelphia Phillies. He later had a career as a broadcast announcer, mostly for the Milwaukee Brewers up until 2024. He was also an actor, best known for not only playing sportswriter George Owens in the hit ABC sitcom, Mr. Belvedere, but also sports announcer Harry Doyle from the Major League movie series.  We will miss his sense of humor and funny wit, whether in sports, or in movies and TV.


And now, back the world of voice acting, and announcing another passing of another voice actor. But not just any voice actor, this man defined a generation and help fans like myself become great people in the long haul.


On December 20th, 2024, veteran voice actor John Erwin has died. He was 88 years old. Mostly a private person and never attended a convention (and I don't blame him and we can all respect his privacy), Erwin was best known for voice such characters as Morris the Cat from 9Lives cat food commercials, Reggie Mantle from the Filmation Archie cartoons, Ronald Radford III from The Thing cartoon segments in Fred and Barney meets The Thing, and our most favorite of them all, being the voice of the most powerful man in the universe, He-Man from He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. As He-Man (and his alter-ego Prince Adam), he gave us the very things we got through all the life lessons we watched, strength, courage, wisdom, safety, honesty, willpower among other things. He-Man, along with Duke, Lion-O and especially Optimus Prime, have define a generation and through their moral compass, we strife to be better for the long haul. He died of natural causes, but his death was announced January 31, 2025 through Facebook by Melendy Britt, the voice of  He-Man's twin sister, She-Ra. Thanks for the memories, good sir. As long as all the life lessons are within us, you will never truly be gone. May King Grayskull watch over you always. Be at peace, Son of Randor.


Thank you for all the memories, my dear friends. Thank you for my making my childhood so awesome. 


(TAPS plays)


Dale Edward Wilson
May 10, 1950 - January 6, 2025


Robert George "Bob" Uecker
January 26, 1934 - January 16, 2025


John Lee Erwin
December 5, 1936 - December 20, 2024


This has been a Retro Rebellion Special Report.

Thursday, January 23, 2025

CTV-i


 
 
 
 
I've talked a bit about this before. But now I think it's time to introduce everyone to something Special (to me, at least) from my Teen-Hood. Something that is (Was) near and dear to me, something Nostalgic. Something that was completely made obsolete by the Internet. 

Today, I'm talking about Staten Island Community Television's CTV-i.

Now, Before I talk about the service itself. Here is a brief history.
 
CTV-1 (short for Community Television Interactive) was created as a spin-off channel in the Early 90's as an Interactive Information Service for those with Touchtone Phones. Staten Islanders would tune in to Channel 56 on Staten Island Cable (later known as Time Warner Cable), dial-up the number (727-0235) , and enjoy everything CTV-1 had to offer.
 
From The Early 90's to the Early 2000's CTV-i was The place for At-Home Information and Fun for Staten Islanders.
 
So,what happened to it? If CTV-i so popular, why isn't it still around? Simple - The Internet! Once that grew, usage of CTV-i shrank. And by Late 2000,the Service was rarely used, causing CTV to shut it down a year later in 2001.
 
CTV-i was something that me and my buddies used to watch and use a lot during the 90's. It is missed.

In 1996, my best buddy,P. K. (real name withheld due to him hating getting name dropped in public), introduced me to CTV-i , which He had been using since 1995. So when he told me about it, I decided to check it out and I was hooked. When I wasn't using the service (mainly to play the interactive games and trivia), I was watching it to see what the other users did.
 
The service used an older computer Operating System (i think it was Amiga) for it's presentation, with Synthwave/Vaporwave playing in the background. Later this was replaced with music from a popular Radio Station (which CTV did have).
 
When logged in to the service, the user was greeted with a male digitized voice welcoming you to the service.
 
It would either say - "Welcome to CTV-i,The Interactive Information Service,from Staten Island Community Television!" or "Welcome to CTV-i, The Interactive Information Service. Select an Option from The Express Entry Menu!"

The user would then use their Touchtone Phone as some kind of remote control, with the options repped by a number on the phones keypad.

To access an option of the Service, all the User had to do was press the corresponding number on the Phone. (Ie. if an option waz repped by the number 7, all the User had to do is press 7.)
 
Some of the Services CTV-1 included were - Information about NYC Transit, Employment Listings, General Info About Community Civic and Cultural Organizations, as well as Fun Stuff like Interactive Stories,Trivia, and Quizzes. 

Sometime in '98/'99 CTV-i would introduce a "Kids" section, where the little ones could play kiddie games such as fun with Shapes, Numbers, and Colors.

Created as a "Mascot" for this section was a character called Sock Boy. Later, Sock Boy would get a sidekick, a stick figure with a circle head, known as Stick Guy.

There was also various vector graphic bumpers. One of which depicted a close-up shot of a smiling woman wearing shades that had lenses that spun in multiple colors. Next to her was a message telling you that You Were Watching CTV-i. Fun stuff.

Anyway,the service was on a time limit, each session would last around 2 minutes. Once those 2 minutes were up, the session would end for that caller. A caller also end their session by either hanging up the phone, completing an Interactive Story, or getting a "Game Over" on an Interactive Story.

I think there was another way to end the session, but I forgot what it was.  

Once the session was over, a female digitized voice would say - "We appreciate You using CTV-i. Thank You for calling and please call again!"

Now, let's talk more about what's available for the service. Besides the stuff mentioned above there was also News Briefings (including weather, traffic, and construction), Various Bulletin Boards (including animal adoption and lost and found, special events, and personal engagements), Sports Scores (includes racing,boxing,and wrestling results), The CTV Show Schedule (ch.24,ch.34,and ch.35), Movie Times, and Directories.

Now I'll talk about my favorite part of the service, and the part me and my buddy P. K.would use the most - The Interactive Stories. 

CTV-i had 3 Interactive Stories during it's run - The Adventures of You,Adventures of You 2, and Adventures of You 3.   

In "The Adventures of You", You take the role of a Staten Islander who finds a Gem and it makes you shrink. You eventually get abducted by, and later befriend, a bird. It ends with You (still shrunk) and the Bird foiling a Bank Robbery.  You then become a Hero known as The Bird Master. 

In "Adventures of You 2", You come across a mysterious forked road at night - one path leads to a Creepy Old House, the other leads to the Unknown. The Unknown is a trap, so the only way forward is though The Haunted House. If you Do decide to stay in the Unknown, You'll be attacked by Evil Monsters (with evil eyes)

Anyway, before entering the House the User Must get by an Evil Witch/Vampire. After defeating her, the User needs to reach the Exit, but not before getting by all sorts of Evil Beings and Traps. One such entity is the Evil Pharaoh.

Once you finally exit the House, it's day time and the skies are clear. After that the game ends.

"Adventures of You 3" has You adventuring in Space. There were nasty Aliens involved and you could get lost in Space. But other than that, I don't remember this one much.

CTV-i was one of the many different things that shaped my Youth. And I'm glad to have watched it (and used it) during it's prime.

One of my fondest CTV-i memories is from '96/'97, where I would watch it in the backroom of my house, while sucking on Jolly Ranchers (remember those).

And that's gonna do it for this Personal Memory Trip. Hope you learned a little something about Staten Island's Community Television.

So Space Cowboys, Until Next Time - Punch a Nazi in The Face,Kick a Commie in The Balls, Resist Modern Attitudes, and Stay Gold.

Monday, January 20, 2025

Top 10s Favorite Retro Video Games.

Time for another list!!!! This one is going to be of My Top Retro Video Games. 

Anyway, here are a few notes. 1 - This List is for Archive Purposes. 2 - The List Will be in No Particular Order.  3 - This is My Own Personal list, so please keep that in mind. 

4 - This list will be broken into multiple Top 10s, with each section repping a System that I've either Owned, Still Own, or Played in some form. Same goes for the Listed Games.

5 - I Won't be listing Games or Systems that I've Never Owned or Played. So keep that in mind.

6 - I'm only gonna list games from the Atari 2600 Era to the PS1/N64 Era. I'll save the Other Systems that I Own for another list.

7 - Because there isn't enough Games I enjoy or played for the Master System, Game Gear, Sega CD, and 32X, I will be pairing them off for their lists. You'll see what I mean soon.

8 - I've played the Neo Geo Pocket, The Neo Geo Pocket Color, The Turbo Grafix-16, and The Bandai Wonderswan via Emulation. I never played enough games to garner a Top 10. In fact, Rockman and Forte - Challenger from the Future is the Only Wonderswan game that I've Ever played...and I Hated that game. And I only played a small handful of games for the Neo Geo Pocket Systems. And I only played 2 Turbo Grafix-16 games - Bonks Adventure and Bonk's Revenge. I'll be making a Misc list just for those SNK and NEC machines. Combined, I Should have enough to fill up a Top 10.

Windows 95/Windows 98 (Win95/Win98)

10 - Dr. Black Jack

09 - Tut's Tomb

08 - Chip's Challenge

07 - Taipei (Majong)

06 - Minesweeper

05 - JezzBall

04 - Pipe Dream

03 - Ski Free

02 - Tetris

01 - Solitaire  

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Atari 2600

10 - Q-Bert

09 - Pitfall

08 - Pole Position

07 - Centipede

06 - Frogger

05 - Donkey Kong

04 - Space Invaders

03 - Adventure

02 - Pac-Man

01 - Chopper Command 

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Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)

10 - Castlevania III - Dracula's Curse

09 - Ninja Guiden II - Dark Sword of Chaos

08 - Double Dragon II - The Revenge

07 - Mike Tyson's Punch-Out/Punch-Out

06 - Final Fantasy

05 - Vegas Dream

04 - Donkey Kong Classics 

03 - The Legend of Zelda

02 - Mega Man 3 

01 - Super Mario Bros. 3 

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Nintendo Game Boy/Game Boy Color (GB/GBC)

10 - Ninja Guiden Shadow (GB; played on emulation)

09 - Street Fighter II (GB)

08 - Paperboy (GB)

07 - Wario Land - Super Mario Land 3 (GB)

06 - Mega Man Xtreme (GBC; played on emulation)

05 - Mega Man Xtreme 2 (GBC; played on emulation)

04 - Legend of Zelda - Link's Awakening DX (GBC)

03 - Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins (GB)

02 - Pokemon Gold and Silver (GBC)

01 - Tetris (GB) 

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Sega Genesis (Gens)

10 - Streets of Rage 2 (played on emulation first)

09 - Golden Axe (played on emulation first)

08 - Toejam and Earl

07 - WWF Wrestlemania - The Arcade Game (played on emulation)

06 - Michael Jackson's Moonwalker (played on emulation)

05 - Street Fighter II - Special Champion Edition

04 - After Burner II (played on emulation)

03 - Columns

02 - Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine 

01 - Sonic the Hedgehog 2 

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Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES/Super NES)

10 - Super Metroid (played on emulation)

09 - Mortal Kombat II

08 - Donkey Kong Country

07 - F-Zero

06 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV - Turtles in Time

05 - Final Fantasy VI (played on emulation first)

04 - Chrono Trigger (played on emulation first)

03 - Legend of Zelda - A Link to the Past

02 - Mega Man X

01 - Super Mario World 

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Sega Master System and Game Gear (SMS and GG)

10 - Shinobi (SMS; played on emulation)

09 - Alex Kid in Shinobi World (SMS; played on emulation)

08 - Golden Axe Warrior (SMs; played this on emulation)

07 - Mega Man (GG;played on emulation)

06 - The Simpsons: Krusty's Fun House (GG)

05 - Sonic Drift 2 (GG; played this on my 3ds and then via sonic origins)

04 - Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine (GG)

03 - Sonic Triple Trouble (GG)

02 - Sonic Chaos (GG) 

01 - After Burner (SMS; played this on emulation)  

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Sega CD and Sega 32X (SCD and 32X)

10 - Sewer Shark (SCD)

09 - WWF: Rage in the Cage (SCD)

08 - WWF RAW (32X)

07 - WWF Wrestlemania - The Arcade Game (32X)

06 - Mortal Kombat II (32X)

05 - Final Fight CD (SCD; rented this back in the day)

04 - Panic! (SCD)

03 - After Burner III (SCD)

02 - Sonic CD (SCD) 

01 - Knuckles Chaotix (32X)

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Sony Playstation (PSX/PS1)

10 - PS1 Sampler Disk Vol. 4 (came with my playstation)

09 - Final Fantasy VIII

08 - Street Fighter Alpha 3

07 - Mortal Kombat Trilogy

06 - WCW v. The World

05 - Mega Man X4

04 -Armored Core - Project Phantasma

03 - Gran Turismo

02 - WCW Mayhem 

01 - Final Fantasy VII  

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Nintendo 64 (N64)

10 - Ready to Rumble Boxing - Round 2

09 - Donkey Kong 64

08 - Pokemon Stadium 

07 - Pokemon Stadium 2

06 - Legend of Zelda - Ocarina of Time

05 - Bomberman Hero

04 -  Mario Kart 64

03 - WCW v. nWo - World Tour 

02 - Super Smash Bros. 

01 - Super Mario 64  

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Arcade (Arc)

10 - Darkstalkers 

09 - Night Warriors - Darkstalkers' Revenge

08 - Marvel v Capcom

07 - Super Street Fighter II

06 - Saturday Night Slam Masters

05 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

04 - Street Fighter Alpha 2

03 - Mega Man - The Power Battles

02 - Mega Man 2 - The Power Fighters 

01 - Final Fight

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Turbo Grafix-16, Neo Geo Pocket, and Neo Geo Pocket Color (TG16/NGP/NGPC)

10 - Bonk's Adventure (TG16)

09 - Bonk's Revenge (TG16)

08 - SNK v Capcom - Match of the Millennium (ngpc)

07 - SNK v Capcom: Card Fighters Clash - SNK (ngpc)

06 - SNK v Capcom: Card Fighters Clash - Capcom (ngpc)

05 - Fatal Fury First Contact (ngpc)

04 - King of Fighters R-1 (ngp)

03 - King of Fighters R-2 (ngpc)

02 - SNK Gals Fighters (ngpc)

01 - Rockman Battle and Fighters (ngpc)

And That is my Top 10 Lists of Retro Video Games. I might do some Top 5 Lists for the Other Systems I own, such as the PS2 and Game Cube, soon.


Anyway,until next time, Continue to Resist Modern Attitudes and Stay Gold, Space Cowboys.  

And....Happy MLK Day!

Saturday, January 18, 2025

My Top 50 Anime Shows and Movies

Time for another list!!!! This one is going to be of My Top 50 Anime Shows and Movies. Yup, I'm gonna Combine both Anime Shows and Movies in one list. I'll be doing this Again, during my Top 10 Favorite Video Game Lists.

Anyway, here are a few notes. 1 - This List is for Archive Purposes. 2 - The List Will be in No Particular Order. And 3 - This is My Own Personal list, so please keep that in mind. 

50 - Speed Racer

49 - Street Fighter II - The Animated Movie (The PG-13 Version Only)

48 - Street Fighter II V (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

47 - Voltron - Defender of the Universe

46 - Kiki's Delivery Service

45 - Deltora Quest 

44 - Battle of the Planets (Plus G-Force,Eagle Riders, and the Subbed Version of Gatchaman)

43 - Robotech

42 - Samurai Pizza Cats

41 - Zoids

40 - Duel Masters

39 - Rave Master 

38 - F-Zero: GP Legends

37 - Kirby - Right Back At Ya!

36 - Sonic X (except the Final Season)

35 - Super Mario Bros. Mission To Rescue Princess Peach (disliked the ending, but loved the rest of the movie)

34 - Monster Rancher

33 - Mon Collie Knights

32 - Shinzo

31 - Flint the Time Detective

30 - Ruroni Kenshin (The Original Anime; Subbed Version Only)

29 - Yu Yu Hakusho (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions....well, mostly Subbed.)

28 - Trigun (Both the Subbed and Dubbed Versions)

27 - The Big O (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

26 - Outlaw Star (Subbed Version Only)

25 - Ronin Warriors (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

24 - Mobile Fighter G Gundam (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

23 - Gundam 08th MS Team (Subbed Version Only)

22 - Gundam Wing (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

21 - Mobile Suit Gundam (The OG Anime Only; Both Subbed and Dubbed Versions)

20 - Tenchi in Tokyo (Both Dubbed and Subbed)

19 - Tenchi Universe (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

18 - Tenchi Muyo (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

17 - Mega Man NT Warrior/Rockman EXE (Both Dubbed and Subbed)

16 - Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

15 - Yu-Gi-Oh! GX (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

14 - Yu-Gi-Oh! (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

13 - Digimon - Digital Monsters (The OG Anime; Adventure though Frontier)

12 -  Digimon - The Movie

11 - Pokemon - The Series (The Kanto through Sinnoh Arcs Only)

10 - Pokemon - Mewtwo Strikes Back

09 - Sailor Moon (Subbed Version Only)

08 - Sailor Moon Crystal (Subbed Version Only)

07 - Dragon Ball Kai (Subbed Version Only)

06 - Dragon Ball Z - Cooler's Revenge (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

05 - Dragon Ball Z - Tree of Might (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

04 - Dragon Ball Z - Dead Zone (Both Subbed and Dubbed Versions)

03 - Dragon Ball Super (Subbed Version Only)

02 - Dragon Ball (both Dubbed and Subbed Versions)

01 - Dragon Ball Z (Both Dubbed and Subbed Versions) 

And That is my Top 50 List of Anime Shows and Movies I enjoy. This list was way shorter than the others, And once I get to my Video Game List, it'll be even shorter..

Anyway,until next time, Continue to Resist Modern Attitudes and Stay Gold, Space Cowboys.

Thursday, January 16, 2025

Top 220 Favorite Movies

I recently made lists for both of my favorite Live-Action and Animated TV Shows. So, I've decided to make lists for my favorite Movies, Anime and Video Games too.  I'm gonna continue this "list making mania" with my Top 220 Movies.

A few notes. 1 - This List is for Archive Purposes. 2 - The List Will be in No Particular Order. 3 - No Anime! I'm saving the Anime Movies for the upcoming Favorite Anime list.

4 - Least Liked Favorite Movies will be added to the list. Just because they're my Least Liked, doesn't mean that I Hate them. Far from it. They're decent movies, I just don't like them as much as the others.

And 5 - This is My Own Personal list, so please keep that in mind.

220 - He-Man/She-Ra - The Secret of the Sword

219 - Recess - School's Out

218 - The Next Karate Kid (a least favorite)

217 - Lady and the Tramp

216 - Lady and the Tramp II 

215 - Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame

214 - Goosebumps (Live-Action Movie)

213 - Goosebumps II - Haunted Halloween

212 - Snoopy Come Home

211 -  A Boy Named Charlie Brown

210 - Garfield (Live Action Movie)

209 - Jimmy Neutron - Boy Genius

208 - Clash of the Titans (the Original 1981 Movie)

207 - Little House on the Prairie - The Last Farewell

206 - Body Slam (an 80's wrestling movie starring Dirk "face" Benedict, Rowdy Roddy Piper, and Captain Lou Albano)

205 - Phineas and Ferb: The Movie - Across the 2nd Dimension

204 - The Simpsons Movie

203 - Good Burger

202 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (a least favorite)

201 - Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey (a least favorite)

200 -Home Alone 3 (not as good as 1 and 2, but still entertaining)

199 - Mulan II

198 - Maleficent

197 - Maleficent - Mistress of Evil

196 - Disney's Aladdin (the Live-Action Remake)

195 - Moana

194 - Brave

193 - Frozen II

192 -The Proud Family Movie

191 - Casper (the 1995 Live-Action Movie)

190 - Up (a least favorite)

189 - Ralph Breaks the Internet (a least favorite)

198 - Batman Beyond - Return of the Joker (a least favorite)

187 - Beavis and Butt-Head Do America (a least liked favorite)

186 - The Mask (a least liked favorite)

185 - Ace Ventura - Pet Detective (a least liked favorite)  

184 - Ace Ventura - When Nature Calls (a least liked favorite)

183 - Edward Scissorhands (a least liked favorite)

182 - Beetlejuice (a least liked favorite)

181 - Men In Black

180 - Super Mario Bros. (this 1993 mess is a guilty pleasure)

179 - The Kevin Sorbo Hercules Movies (Yeah, I'm Cheating. But it's My List, so Who Cares!)

178 - Hotel Transylvania

177 - Hotel Transylvania 2

176 - Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs

175 -  The Spongebob Squarepants Movie (Only the First One!)

174 - The Jetsons Meet The Flinstones

173 - The Power Puff Girls Movie

172 - Teen Titans - Trouble in Tokyo

171 - Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase

170 - Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invaders

169 - Scooby-Doo (Live Action Movie)

168 - Scooby-Doo and the Reluctant Werewolf

167 - Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School

166 - Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island

165 - Scooby-Doo and The Witch's Ghost

164 - Scooby-Doo and the Mask of the Blue Falcon

163 - Animaniacs - Wacko's Wish

162 - Tiny Toon Adventures - How I Spent My Summer Vacation

161 - Ducktales - The Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp

160 - A Goofy Movie

159 - The Nightmare Before Christmas

158 - Batman - Sub-Zero

157 - Superman - Brainiac Attacks

156 - Superman/Batman - The Worlds Finest

155 - Batman - Mask of the Phantasm

154 - Santa Clause is Coming To Town (the Ranken-Bass Classic)

153 - Rudolf The Red Nosed Reindeer (the Ranken-Bass Classic)

152 - Space Jam (but Not the Sequel!!)

151 - The Wiz

150 - Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas (the 2000 Classic starring Jim Carrey)

149 - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (not as good or great as the original, but still entertaining.)

148 - Inspector Gadget (the Live Action Movie)

147 - Inspector Gadget 2

146 - The Jacksons: An American Dream

145 - Scrooged

144 -The 3 Ninjas

143 - 3 Ninjas Kick Back

142 - 3 Ninjas Knuckle Up

141 - 3 Ninja's High Noon ant Mega Mountain (the weakest and less impressive of the 4 3 Ninja's movies, but I find it enjoyable)

140 - The Addams Family (The 1991 Cult Classic)

139 - The Addams Family Values

138 -  Saved by the Bell: Hawaiian Style 

137 - Saved by the Bell: Wedding in Las Vegas

136 - Hocus Pocus

135 - Cool Runnings

134 - Snow Dogs

133 - Spaceballs

132 - Robin Hood - Men In Tights 

131 -The Santa Clause

130 - The Santa Clause 2

129 - The Santa Clause 3 - The Escape Clause

128 - Look Who's Talking

127 - Look Who's Talking II

126 - Look Who's Talking Now

125 - The Beverly Hillbillies

124 - The Flinstones

123 - Batman (The 1989 Classic)

122 - Batman Returns

121 - Batman Forever

120 - Earnest Goes To Jail

119 - Earnest Saves Christmas

118 - Earnest Scared Stupid

117 - Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Movie (Guilty Pleasure!!)

116 - Transformers - The Movie

115 - G.I. Joe - The Movie

114 - Gremlins

113 - Gremlins 2

112 - Short Circuit

111 - Short Circuit 2

110 - Jumanji (The Original Movie)

199 - Hook

108 - Mrs. Doubtfire

107 - Home Alone

106 - Home Alone 2 - Lost In New York

105 - Mortal Kombat (the Superior 1995 Movie)

104 - Mortal Kombat - Annihilation (Not Great, but still watchable)

103 - Double Dragon (the 1994 Film. Very Inaccurate to the Games, but I enjoyed it regardless)

102 - Street Fighter (the 1994 Van Damm/Julia Movie. Yeah, it wasn't True SF, but I enjoyed it)

101 - Mega Man (The Eddie Lebron Fan Film)

100 - Disney's Descendants

99 - Descendants 2

98 - Descendants 3

97 - Johnny Tsunami

96 - The Color of Friendship

95 - Halloweentown

94 - Halloweentown II

93 - Halloweentown High

92 - Return to Halloweentown

91 - T*Witches

90 - T*Witches II

89 - Wendy Wu - Homecoming Warrior

88 - Kim Possible - A Sitch in Time

87 - Kim Possible - So The Drama

86 - Sky High

85 - Mickey's Christmas Carol

84 - Disney's Snow White and the 7 Dwarves (The Animated Original!)

83 - Disney's Cinderella (Both The Animated Original and Cinderella III)

82 - Disney's Sleeping Beauty 

81 - Disney's Peter Pan (And it's Sequel)

80 - Disney's The Little Mermaid (and it's 2 Sequels)

79 - Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

78 - The Brave Little Toaster (Only the First One)

77 - Disney's Beauty and the Beast (The Animated Original!)

76 - Disney's Aladdin (The '92 Original)

75 - Aladdin - The Return of Jafar

74 - Aladdin and the King of Thieves

73 - The Lion King (The '94 Original)

72 -  The Lion King 2 - Simba's Pride

71 - The Lion King 1 1/2

70 -  Disney's Hercules

69 - Disney's Mulan (The '98 Original)

68 - Disney's Tarzan

67 - Lilo and Stitch 

66 - Lilo and Stitch 2 - Stitch has a Glitch

65 - Stitch: The Movie 

64 - Leroy and Stitch

63 - Meet The Robinsons

62 - The Emperor's New Groove

61 - Tangled

60 - Frozen

59 - The Princess and the Frog

58 - Wreck-It Ralph

57 - Big Hero 6

56 - Zootopia

55 - Toy Story

54 - Toy Story 2

53 - Toy Story 3

52 - Toy Story 4 

51 - A Bugs Life

50 - Monsters Inc.

49 - Monsters University

48 - Cars

47 - Cars 2

46 - Cars 3

45 -The Incredibles

44 - The Incredibles II

43 - Wall-E

42 - Spider-Man

41 - Spider-Man 2

40 - Disney's Christmas Carol (The Jim Carrey Movie)

39 - Old Godzilla Movies (Most of Them. The Japanese ones Only!)

38 - The Wizard of Oz (the Original Movie)

37 - Batman - The Movie (The Adam West '66 Cult Classic)

36 - Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (the Gene Wilder Classic)

35 - Rocky

34 - Rocky II

33 - Rocky III

32 - Rocky IV

31 - Rocky V (this movie has grown on me.)

30 - The Karate Kid

29 - The Karate Kid II

28 - Christmas Carol (1984)

27 - Daffy Duck's Quackbusters

26 - The Muppet Movie

25 - The Great Muppet Caper

24 - Muppets Take Manhattan

23 - The Muppet Christmas Carol

22 - Muppet Treasure Island

21 - Muppets From Space

20 - The Muppets

19 - The Muppets Most Wanted

18 - The Muppets Wizard of Oz

17 - Superman - The Movie (The Christopher Reeve Classic)

16 - Superman II

15 - Star Wars Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

14 - Star Wars Episode IV - A New Hope

13 - Star Wars Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back

12 - Star Wars Episode VI - Return of the Jedi

11 - Back to the Future

10 - Back to the Future Part II

09 - Back To The Future Part III

08 - Ghostbusters

07 - Ghostbusters II

06 - Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure

05 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (The Original 1990 Cult Classic)

04 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II - The Secret of the Ooze

03 - The Wizard (it may be a glorified Nintendo Game Ad to some, but Damn It, I Like It!!!)

02 - UHF (Weird Al Yankovic is #1)

01 - Pee Wee's Big Adventure  

And That is my Top 220 List of Movies I enjoy. The Anime and Video Game Lists will be Much Shorter. 

Anyway,until next time, Continue to Resist Modern Attitudes and Stay Gold, Space Cowboys.

Wednesday, January 15, 2025

Pokemon Facts Part 2 - Generation 2

Pokemon Generation 2 - Nihon (aka The Spaceworld '97 Build)

Pokermon Gold and Silver began life as 'Pokemon 2' and was scheduled to release Late-1997/Early-1998. However, due to the 'Pokemon Shock' incident (i'll go into that another time), the Anime was put on hold for a few months, and by extension, the Games. 

Thanks to the delay, Game Freak had more time to improve the Games.

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Initially, Generation 2 was to have 351 Pokemon, the Original 151 and 200 New ones. Most of the New Pokemon were cut down to just 101 much later in development, likely due to the lack of cart space.

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There was gonna be a Sheep Pokemon based on Dolly the Sheep (look her up), but this was deemed too controversial, so the Mareep Line was created in it's place.

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During This stage in development The Region was called 'Nihon' and was based on the Entirety of Japan....complete with a "Downsized" Kanto. 

Other areas include a High Tech City, a Desert Town,a couple of Japanese-Style Cities, a Snowy Island, a Wintery City, and More. There was also an Aquarium in one of these cities. And some caves were gonna have mine carts.

Oh, and New Bark Town was called Silent Hills and had a blocked off path that led to Victory Road.

I'll talk more in detail about these Towns another time.

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The Story was a bit different during this era of development. 1 Year after the events of Red/Green/Blue, Prof. Oak moved to the Player's home town and settled in as the Professor (so no Prof. Elm) Assisting Oak was Green/Blue, who was now more humble.

Oak secretly moved to the Player's Home Town to study the New Pokemon.

And Silver, the Rival, was the Player's hot-blooded competitive friend with ZERO relation or connection to Giovanni. This is a sharp contrast to Final!Silver.

Team Rocket was more involved in the Story and even had an Imposter Prof. Oak. Plus, Giovanni was gonna lead them once again.

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Instead of the Bike,the Player was gonna get a Skateboard instead.

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Gym Leaders Falkner, Jasmine (who was a ghost-type gym leader at this stage), Bugsy (who was Gym Leader #3) and Morty looked different (and likely specialized in another type, sinse Jasmine was the Ghost-Type specialist here).

Whitney was the 2nd Gym Leader,Pryce didn't exist yet, in his place was a Dark-Type Gym Leader named, Okera, who had no unique Sprite yet.

Red was a Gym Leader,instead of a Super Boss. And Clair was called Gama and,like with Okera, had no unique Sprite yet.

As for the Elite 4, It consisted of Bruno, Misty,and Lorelei,and.... Giovanni?!!!  Yes, Giovanni. Why and How was he a member of the Elite 4 is a mystery, as in this build, he was Still part of Team Rocket as their Leader.

Lorelei,who was absent in the final games, was the Leader of the Elite 4 and Lance was the Champion (like he is in the final games) 

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Kurt the Pokeball Maker was once intended to be battled. Plus, Agatha was set to return, but was scrapped before the final build. 

Imakuni (based on Tomoaki Imakuni) , was intended to host a radio show at the Radio Tower.

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There were many Pokemon in this build that never made it to the final game, some had different designs, while others from the final game were absent.

Now, I won't list them all, but here are the notable ones.

Chikorita evolved into a disturbing Plant Monster instead of Bayleef.  The Cyndaquil and Totodile Lines were replaced by a family of Fire Bears and Plesiosaurs respectively.

Tangela not only had a Pre-Evolution but also an Evolution. Girafarig had a Pre-Evolution that resembled Twin Ghosts. Speaking of, Girafarig was gonna have another Giraffe Head, this one looking sinister. This head was modified into the Chain-Chomp head it has in the final.

Kotora and Raitora from the Gen 1 Beta was set to return, but was scrapped once again. There were More Ghost-Types in the game. One was a Cursed Straw Doll with a Nail stuck in it. There was also a Panda that was based on a Jiangshi, a Chinese Hopping Vampire, which often acts Zombie-like.

Speaking of Disturbing, Hitmontop's design at this stage in development would've been an unnerving sight if encountered. The Shell on Slowbro's tail was once it's own Pokemon. It's relation to Shellder would've been explained in full, had it not been cut.

Sneasel had a completely different design, as did Politoad and Noctowl. There were 2 Pokemon who were covered in furs, with their True forms being unknown. They were both Ice-Types. 

Remoraid and Octillary resembled a Revolver and a Tank respectively. Ladiba had a different Evolution.

Their were also a buncha scrapped Baby Pokemon too, other than Tengala's. Baby Forms of Ponyta, Growlith, Vulpix, Doduo, Meowth, Mr. Mime, Grimer, and Goldeen were all cut. Though Mr. Mime's Pre-Evo Was revived for Generation 4. 

The Baby Pokemon that Did make it in had different designs. Those Mon were Pichu, Smoochum, Elekid (known here as elebaby), and Magby.

Farfetch'd, Pinser, were intended to get Evolutions. Likitung would get an Evo in Gen 4, Pinser would get a Mega-Evo in Gen 6, and Farfetch'd (at least a regional variant) would get an Evo in Gen 8.

There was also 2 scrapped nocturnal Cat Pokemon, with a Bell gimmick, A Shark with an Anchor attached to it, and a Blowfish with a Lightning Bolt on it's head.

Umbreon was originally a Poison-Type (a remenent of this is seen in it's pokedex entry) . The Hoppip Line was more cat-like. Ditto had a Steel-Type Evolution.

And finally, The 3 Legendary Beasts were Elemental Dogs. 

I'll go more into detail about these Monsters at another date.   

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Pokemon Generation 2 - Kansai 

From Late 1998 - Early 1999, Game Freak scrapped the concept of the region being based on the entirety of Japan and just decided to based it on just one region - The Kansai Region.  The Graphics were all overhauled and match the final.

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Compared to the final, The Kansai Region is pretty different from Johto. Cherry Grove City was a bit bigger. Violet City's lay out was different with Sprout Tower being on the Bottom Left of the City. Azalia Town was smaller. Goldenrod City had a port.

Ecruteck City's Towers were in different places. Olivine City was a bit different and had more houses. Mahogany Town lacked a Gym at this point. The Lake of Rage had a heavily forested area that housed a Pagoda. 

Blackthorn City had a hilly forest that lead to a Pagoda. This Pagoda was the Original Dragon's Den.

There was an Unused Town with a port and a Gym. And Cianwood City didn't exist yet.  

Route 26 had a Haunted House. And The path to Mt. Silver was to be a semi-haunted forest maze.

Kanto was more complete. The Safari Zone was being worked on at that point in time. The Cinnabar Lab and Mansion were accessible. In fact Cinnabar Island was Still standing. Veridian Forist was gonna be compact..but Still an actual "dungeon"  

 I'll go more into these towns and routes another time.

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Additional Pokemon were added to these Builds. Notable Mon are the scrapped Min-Stage Evo of Natu and Xatu, A Ninja Squirrel, a Monster Skeleton, and a Wind Dog, which may or may Not have been Silver's Original Box Art Legendary (Lugia was created very very late in this development era).

Also, late in this development era, the Starter Pokemon line-up was finalized, as Bayleef, Totodile, Croconaw, Feraligater, Cyndaquill, Quilava, and Typhlosion were added in. Heracross replaced the Pinsir Evolution late in development.

Celebi was created later in development, had a different look and was a pure Grass-Type, instead of a Grass/Psychic-Type.

And finally, the Legendary Dogs become Legendary Beasts.

I'll be talking more about these Mon at a later date and time.

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The Gym Leaders and Elite 4 are the same as the final, except Bugsy and Whitney are still swapped. Dark Gym Leader Okera was replaced with Ice Gym Leader Pryce, though he had no unique sprite yet. Clair was a child.

Morty was made the Ghost-Type Master;?, while Jasmine was given the Steel-Type specialty.

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Lugia was Not created by Game Freak, nor Nintendo, but by the Pokemon Anime's head writer and chief creative, Takeshi Shudo, to be an Anime-exclusive Pokemon. But, it was eventually implemented into the games late in development.

Lugia was known as Pokemon X (not to be confused with the Gen 6 game) before it's name was officially chosen. 

I'll talk more about Lugia's origins at a later time.  

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Shuckle, Piloswine, and Yanma were gonna get Evolutions. Piloswine and Yanma would eventually get Evolutions in Generation 4.

Girafarig got a new Pre-Evo, which resembled the Pokemon more.. The Twin Ghosts were soon re-worked into Wobbafet.

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With some help from Satoru Iwata, Game Freak was able to create a compression code that allowed Kanto to be fully added to the game.

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Pokemon Generation 2 - Johto (aka The Final Build)

Starting with Gen 2 in the U.S.,Jynx's skin color was changed from black to purple. This was to end the controversy surrounding the Pokemon at the time (where jynx was compared to blackface).

This change was applied to the Japanese Games starting in Gen 3.

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The Final Game has some Kansai Town/City leftovers. The only main differences are that Mahogany Town now has a Gym and the Lake of Rage now has both a Town with a Gym. Also, Cianwood City was added very late in development.  

Also,some of the Kanto areas had to be scrapped due to cart limitations. One such area was The Safari Zone, which was the last Kanto Area to be cut. And the Destroyed Cinnabar Island replaced the Original one. 

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The Pharmacy was originally in Ecruteck City, instead of Cianwood City. 

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There was a scrapped side-quest, where the Player would have to rescue a child trapped in the Burnt Tower.

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Pokemon Crystal was the first Pokemon Game that let the Player play as a Female Protagonist

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In the Japanese version, the Pokémon Center in Goldenrod City is replaced with the "Pokémon Communication Center", or PokéCom Center/PCC for short. This new area is meant to showcase the added gameplay features linked to the Mobile System GB. However, due to the accessory not being released overseas, the PCC was reverted back to a standard Pokémon Center, and so was the building's exterior.

One item the Player could get would've been a GS Ball, which when brought to the Shrine in the Iilex Forest,would allow the Player to capture Celebi.  

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A Battle Tower was added West of Olivine City for Crystal.

And That is all the Gen 2 Facts I know of. I'll talk more about the Beta Content of both the Gen 2 And Gen 1 Games in the future. I also have some fun fan theories too.

Well, that's it for now. Stay Gold and Continue Resisting Modern Attitudes.

Tuesday, January 14, 2025

Top 270 Favorite American Animated Shows

Well, since I made a Huge list of Live-Action TV Shows, I thought I'd go ahead and make an even Bigger one for my Favorite Animated Shows.  This is a my Top 270 American Animated Shows. 

A few notes. 1 - This List is for Archive Purposes. 2 - The List Will be in No Particular Order. 3 - American Animated Shows Only, though there Will be a few from Canada on here. 4 - No Anime! I'm saving that for it's own list.

And 5 - This is My Own Personal list, so please keep that in mind.

Well....Here we go.

270 - Space Ghost 

269 - Galaxy Trio

268 - Birdman

267 - The Herculoids

266 - Atom Ant 

265 - Secret Squirrel 

264 - Frankenstein Jr. And The Impossibles

263 - Looney Tunes

262 - The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (The Classic Cartoon)

261 - The Flinstones 

260 -  The Jetsons

259 - Yogi Bear

258 - Top Cat

257 - Johnny Quest

256 -  The Challenge of the Super Friends

255 - Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?!

254 - Dynomutt  

253 - The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show

252 - Wacky Races

251 - Laff-A-Lympics 

250 - The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show

249 - Alvin and the Chipmunks (80's Cartoon) 

248 - The Transformers (aka Transformers G1)

247 - G.I. Joe - Real American Hero.

246 - He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (most of the time)

245 -  She-Ra - Princess of Power

244 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (the 1987 Show) 

243 - The Real Ghostbusters

242 -  Mister T

241 - Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos

240 - The Super Mario Bros. Super Show (that includes the legend of zelda cartoon too)

239 - Captain N - The Game Master

238 - The Simpsons 

237 - Thundercats (The 80's Cartoon)

236 - Silverhawks

235 - Thundarr The Barbarian  

234 - The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers 

233 - Bionic 6  

232 - Garfield and Friends

231 - Muppet Babies (the Original Show!!!!!!))

230 - Spiral Zone

229 - Inspector Gadget (The 80's Cartoon; A Canadian-Co Production)

228 - Spider-Man (1980's Series)

227 - Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends

226 - Donald Duck Presents

225 - Ducktales (Original)

224 - Chip n Dale's Rescue Rangers

223 - Pole Position   

222 - The Centurions

221 - Inhumanoids 

220 - Visionaries - Knights of the Magical Light

219 - Bravestarr

218 - ProStars

217 - Captain N and The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 

216 - Captain N and the New Super Mario World

215 - Camp Candy

214 - The Karate Kid (Animated Series)

213 - Where's Waldo? (sometimes)

212 - Cadillacs and Dinosaurs (Canadian Co-Production)

211 - Wild C.A.T.S. (50% Canadian Co-Production)

210 - Ultraforce (50% Canadian Co-Production)

209 - The Addams Family (90's Cartoon)

208 - Wild West COW Boys of Moo Mesa

207 - Sonic the Hedgehog (aka Sonic SatAM)

206 - Cro 

205 - Reboot (90% Canadian)

204 - Science Court

203 - The Pirates of Dark Water

202 - Mickey Mouse Works

201 - House of Mouse

200 - Pepper Ann

199 - The Mighty Ducks

198 - Quack Pack

197 - The Weekenders

196 - Hercules - The Series

195 - Aladdin - The Series

194 -  Recess

193 -  Talespin

192 - Darkwing Duck

191 - Goof Troop

190 - Gargoyles

189 - Bonkers 

188 - Timon and Pumbaa (sometimes)

187 - Doug

186 - Rugrats

185 - The Ren and Stimpy Show (the 90's Nicktoons Version)

184 - Rocko's Modern Life

183 - Hey Arnold

182 - Spongebob Squarepants (the first couple of Season's Only!)

181 - Beavis and Butt-Head (sometimes; The 90's Cartoon Only!)

180 - Dr. Katz - Professional Therapist 

179 - King of the Hill

178 - The Critic

177 - Tiny Toon Adventures

176 - Animaniacs (90's Cartoon)

175 - Batman - The Animated Series

174 - Bobby's World

173 - Life with Louie

172 - The Tick

171 - The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot

170 - Godzilla - the Animated Series (sometimes)

169 - Superman - The Animated Series

168 - Spider-Man - The Animated Series

167 - The Fantastic 4 (Hanna-Barbera Show from the 60's)

166 - The Fantastic 4 (The 90's Cartoon)

165 - Iron Man (the 90's Cartoon)

164 - The Incredible Hulk (90's Cartoon)

163 - X-Men - The Animated Series

162 - Where on Earth is Carmine Sandiego?

161 - Freakazoid

160 - The Superpowers Team - Galactic Guardians 

159 - Histeria 

158 - Pinky and the Brain

157 - Road Rovers

156 - Men In Black - The Series

155 - Spider-Man Unlimited

154 - Batman Beyond

153 - Max Steel (the Original Show from the Early 2000's)

152 - Voltron - The 3rd Dimension

151 - Captain Planet 

150 - 2 Stupid Dogs

149 - Swat Kats - The Radical Squadron

148 - The Real Adventures of Johnny Quest

147 - Dexter's Laboratory

146 - Cow and Chicken 

145 - Johnny Bravo

144 - The Powerpuff Girls (the 90's Show Only!!!!!)

143 - I.M Weasel

142 - Courage the Cowardly Dog

141 - Space Ghost :Coast to Coast (The First 7 Seasons) 

140 - Cartoon Planet (The 90's Original)

139 - Beast Wars - Transformers (Canadian Co-Production)

138 - G.I Joe Extreme 

137 - Extreme Ghostbusters

136 - The Bots Master

135 - Biker Mice From Mars (The 90's Cartoon Only!!) 

134 - Arthur and the Knights of Justice 

133 - Mummies Alive

132 - Sonic Underground (Sometimes)

131 - The Mutant League

130 - The Power Team

129 - Mega Man (the Ruby-Spears Show)

128 - Skysurfer Strike Force

127 - The Adventures of T-Rex

126 - Street Fighter (the USA Series)

125 - Mortal Kombat - Defenders of the Realm

124 - Darkstalkers - Animated Series (the American Cartoon)

123 - C.O.P.S. aka Cyber C.O.P.S. (a Canadian Co-Production)

122 - Wing Commander Academy 

121 - The Adventures of Batman and Robin

120 - Widget the World Watcher

119 - Exo Squad

118 - BattleTech - The Animated Series 

117 - Highlander - The Animated Series 

116 - Martin Mystery (100% Canadian)

115 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ( The 2k3 Series; The first 5 Seasons Only. Fast Forward and Back to the Sewers Both Sucked!)

114 - Masters of the Universe (The 2k2 Series)

113 - Thundercats (The 2k11 Series)

112 - What's New Scooby-Doo

111 - Scooby-Doo - Mystery Incorporated 

110 - A Pup Named Scooby-Doo

109 - Danny Phantom

108 - Invader Zim

107 - Fairly OddParents

106 - The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron

105 - My Life as a Teenage Robot

104 - Kappa Mikey (sometimes)

103 - Avatar - The Last Airbender

102 - W.I.T.C.H.

101 - The Legend of Tarzan

100 - Buzz Lightyear of Star Command

99 - Lilo and Stitch -The Series

98 - The Emperor's New School 

97 - The Replacements

96 - Fillmore!

95 - Teamo Supremo

94 - Dave The Barbarian

93 - Mucha Lucha (sometimes)

92 - The New Batman/Superman Adventures

91 - Jackie Chan Adventures (sometimes) 

90 - Static Shock 

89 - The Batman

88 - The Spectacular Spider-Man

87 - Megas XLR (sometimes)

86 - Time Squad

85 - Samurai Jack (The Cartoon Network Seasons)

84 - Hi Hi Puffy Ami Yumi

83 - Teen Titans (The 2k Series)

82 - Justice League

81 - Codename: Kids Next Door (Sometimes)

80 - Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends (Sometimes)

79 - Kim Possible

78 - American Dragon Jake Long

77 - The Proud Family

76 - Phineas and Ferb

75 - Duck Dodgers 

74 - Dan V.S.

73 - G.I.Joe: Renegades

72 - Transformers Prime

71 - Kaijudo - Rise of the Duel Masters

70 - Tron: Uprising

69 - Kick Buttowski

68 - Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes

67 - Motorcity

66 - Ultimate Spider-Man (From Late Season 2 - Onward)

65 - Avengers Assemble

64 - Hulk and the Agents of SMASH 

63 - Gravity Falls

62 - Randy Cunningham,9th Grade Ninja

61 - Penn Zero - Part Time Hero

60 - Mickey Mouse (the 2k10's Cartoon Shorts)

59 - The 7D

58 - Wander Over Yonder 

57 - Star Wars Rebels

56 - Star vs The Forces of Evil

55 - Milo Murphy's Law 

54 - Elena of Avalor

53 - The Lion Guard (sometimes)

52 - Alf Tales (a Canadian Co-Production)

51 - Guardians of The Galaxy

50 - Tangled: The Animated Series

49 - Ducktales (2k17)

48 - Big Hero 6: The Series

47 - Marvel's Spider-Man (Sometimes) 

46 - Hamster and Gretel

45 - Amphibia

44 - The Owl House

43 - Big City Greens 

42 - Hailey's On It!

41 - The Super Globetrotters

40 - The Gary Colman Show (sometimes)

39 - The Perils of Penelope Pitstop (sometimes)

38 - Tom and Jerry (the Classic Cartoons. Sometimes)

37 - Jabberjaw

36 - Josie and the Pussycats (sometimes; only the original show)

35 - Jem (Sometimes)

34 - Conan the Adventurer 

33 - RoboCop (The 80's Animated Series; A Canadian Co-Production)   

32 - RoboCop: Alpha Commando (A Canadian-Co Production) 

31 - Police Academy - The Series (sometimes; Canadian Co-Production) 

30 - Dungeons and Dragons

29 - Space Ace 

28 - Dragon's Lair 

27 - Goldie Gold and Action Jack

26 - Challenge of the Go-Bots

25 - Kidd Video (Sometimes)

24 - Heathcliff and the Cadillac Cats (sometimes)

23 - Fat Albert

22 - Dennis the Menace (The 80's Cartoon; sometimes)

21 - Beetlejuice (A Canadian Co-Production)

20 - Starcom - The U.S. Space Force 

19 - Skeleton Warriors

18 - The Hurricanes (a Co-Production with Britain)

!7 - Mighty Max

16 - Street Sharks

15 - Extreme Dinosaurs

14 - Avatar - The Legend of Korra

13 - Blackstar (sometimes)

12 - Filmation's Ghostbusters (sometimes)

11 - Underdog

10 - Tennessee Tuxedo

09 - Donkey Kong (from Saturday Supercade)

08 - Donkey Kong Jr. (From Saturday Supercade)

07 - The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley 

06 -  Casper (The 90's Cartoon from Fox Kids. I Hate the Lame Original Shorts!)

05 - Kid 'n Play (sometimes)

04 - Dastardly and Muttley in their Flying Machines

03 -  Lloyd in Space

02 - Disney Chibiverse 

01 - Mighty Orbots
 

And That is my Top 270 List of Animated TV Shows I enjoy. I know I said I wasn't gonna make Super-Long Lists again, but I have So many favorite American Animated Shows, I just Had to. Don't worry, the Anime and Movie Lists will be Much Shorter. Promise...well, the Anime List will be, anyway.

Anyway,until next time, Continue to Resist Modern Attitudes and Stay Gold, Space Cowboys.