The Coffee Pony

Silent Hill 2 - Easily the best in the series, fantastic story and a great scary atmosphere.

Nope! I actually revisited some of the 90's cartoons and I can say this: 90's Cartoons from Cartoon Network for the most part have aged pretty well. The Cartoons from Nickelodeon on the other hand have just aged poorly. Now I can't say that much for animated comedy shows since I don't usually bother with those but I've seen some pretty good ones from the 00's like Invader Zim. As for action-based animated shows they have aged well for the most part (though Spider-Man '94, while it's still good, is dated due to the heavy censorship that took place back them) but I think it's safe to say that the action cartoons of today are just as good if not better. If you take a franchise action-based cartoon from the late 80's or 90's and compare it to a future incarnation of a show from the 00's or 10's, chances are you are going to pick one of the future generations. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: '87 show was topped by the '03 show which was then topped by the '12 show Transformers: Beast Wars was topped by Transformers Prime. Spider-Man: Spider-Man '94 ended up getting topped by the Spectacular Spider-Man. Unfortunately the cartoon after that didn't retain that quality and plunged Spider-Man into a Dork Age on the Animated front. But yeah, Action-based western-animated shows for the most part have aged well but the newer ones tend to be better. As for Anime in the 90's....no! Most haven't aged well at all. Voice acting in the 90's for the most part sucked, the dialog just seems corny and the art style from back then just looks ugly today. There are some exceptions, don't get me wrong, we have Trigun and Cowboy Beebop after all. And while the dialog is VERY corny now I do enjoy Gundam Wing.

They're phasing out Spongebob with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles so that's a good start right there. They just need to make more shows that are just as good.

No, I don't believe so but to quote the Fourth Doctor I'm a person who enjoys Animated Shows and Movies, games and comics and a lot of those things are associated with "childishness". Well to that I ask you: What is "Adult" then? Just working, filing taxes and paying bills with the only bit of fun being going to bars, getting lotto tickets, watching sports and watching shows that meet a certain criteria? Well that sounds awfully boring. Have fun however you want so long as it's not hurting anyone. If you want cartoons (you are on an MLP site after all) watch it! If you want to play games, play them! If you want to read a comic, read it! It's your way of being entertained and you shouldn't that others might think of it as "childish". It's not affecting them. Besides a lot people play games and watch cartoons and they're responsible adults.

Not a fan, I honestly can't see how they got so popular. Their countdowns are bland, boring, emotionless, ill-researched and have a cheap, mass-produced feel to them.

I find action-based Western Animated shows are more interesting to watch than action-based Anime. I'll also take western comic books over manga any day of the week.

Whether or not you think it's wrong to criticize him for what he can potentially do, you have to admit that it's rather odd of him to write a comic about cyberbullying when he supports and promotes known cyberbullies!!

So the man that insulted his audience by saying sexism against men and racism against white people is okay as its an act of rebellion is writing a comic about how Cyberbullying is bad despite the fact that in his last comic he promoted the blogs of a couple of cyberbullies who openly hate and have advocated violence towards the very fanbase of the comics he is writing for!! PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH TED!!!

The end of the fandom is not neigh! franchise fandom! You rest easy!