Quote Originally Posted by gekisou View Post
I must admit. A lot fo cartoons I loved as a child, did not age well. Not neccessarily animation being a problem. Its more like the episodes themselves. Thundercats aged ok... I guess. Visionaries aged pretty badly as did Dino Riders, M.A.S.K., Silverhawks and a few more. But in the end, if you grew up with these series, I think you buy them more for the nostalgia and the 'Oh god, I can't believe I loved this as a child' factor.
Yes, it is hard to see why I loved those shows. Animation quality was inconsistent, plots were overly simple ... but then again, I think as a kid I only yearned to see good triumph over evil in the space of 30 minutes and so perhaps the cartoons were good enough in this sense.

I still think Galaxy Rangers was one of the more interesting cartoons, but it could not escape the problem of inconsistent animation quality.