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(UNCUT)Reacting to Every Marvel Animated Show Intro (1966 - 2024) (Patreon)

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What a ride! Witnessing the evolution of animation was totally worth it.

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With Avengers Disk Wars (the anime where you thought the 5 kids were turning into the heroes), Iron Man creates Disks, triangular devices used to capture supervillians, but Loki and other baddies used this tech to capture the Avengers and other heroes. The kids have like a special bio code that allow them to free the heroes from the disks to fight the bad guys. You guys gotta check it out.

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Man, I remember my Dad singing the intros before the first Fantastic Four into. After that I've watched, likely reruns, of the first Fantastic Four onwards. I was born in 1988, but managed to watch a lot of older cartoons, as well as the live-action Hulk, mixed with 90s and so on. Good times, kept me interested in the things I like to this day and wouldn't trade any of that :3 Met the actor, Reb Brown, from the live-action Captain America from the 70s back in 2011. ---- As for the Japanese intros/endings after the 90s X-Men intro, those were made for 90s X-Men to show in Japan. They were later used during the credits in the west. The ones you watched were an attempt at trying to make them HD with A.I. which is why they start to look weird when the characters get smaller. With Super Hero Squad, personally, I feel we're giving kids too little credit on what they can experience when it comes to these stories. Making the characters goofy just feels like an insult to both the kids and the characters themselves as later it'll get confusing on how the characters actually act (looking at you Teen Titans GO!). This is likely bias on my end as I grew up with both the comics and the 70s-90s shows, but I just think we don't have to dumb-down cartoons/comics to that degree.