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And we're back to DuckTales 1987 with the episode Magica's Shadow War:
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@Snoopy Fan Before that, you had a Cap'N Crunch/Spider-Man promotion: Not YT next but before that:
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Super Model Cow is up:
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Back to Sesame Street as Maria and Luis have a baby:
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@ZiggWheelsManning Haven't followed either yet.
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Linkara reviews the comic adaptation of The Rise of Skywalker:
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So among other stuff, a highlight of my Christmas haul: ROM The Spaceknight and Micronauts The Original Marvel Years. Both properties now owned by Hasbro were respectively owned back in the 70s by Parker Bros and Mego Toys. In contrast to licensed comics published by Marvel's Star line of comics in the 80s or licensed comics as a whole, such books would actually be incorporated into the Marvel Universe. Heck, one of their characters, Machine Man debuted in a tie in series to 2001 A Space Odyssey. For more independent story detail on ROM and a coverage on his involvement in the IDW Revolution crossover: But it being a licensed comic isn't why it or Micronauts were unavailable for years reprint wise. See using ROM as an example, anything not in Parker Bros toyline was by default Marvel owned, plus regular use of their pre-existing characters. In fact, if you got into comics when trades were becoming more commonplace and some of your interests were in X-Men, you could in time find Rogue's first appearance via reprint of Avengers Annual #10 where she was a member of The Brotherhood or her early appearances in Uncanny X-Men where she became a hero. Up until now, barring luck in finding back issues, many including myself in the 2000s would easily miss her allegiance switch in ROM The Spaceknight #31-32. And in it's 72nd issue, tied into the company wide crossover Secret Wars II as did #16 of Micronauts The New Voyages. Did luck into find both when I went for the crossover (both being omitted from the tie in reprints). So YT video and my comic rambling and boasting. And the toy that prompted the Marvel series: Needless to say, the Marvel Comics series was better received even then.
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Opening for Dragon Quest VII Reimagined: @Snoopy Fan I just figured she took part in some equivalent to Pokémon battling which even if she initially objects to, she still tears the competition apart.😁
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Well someone posted recently, so I can present more of my back issues:
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Detective Conan episodes 42 and 46 subbed: As the winter season is more emphasized, it should likely be up til March. Or later if the groundhog sees it's own shadow.😁
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Mandark's debut in Dexter's Laboratory:
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Ninja Steel episode "Poisonous Plots":
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Pooh Oughta Be in Pictures: Bazinga.
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Recent dub of both parts of this classic Detective Conan episode featuring a rare appearance of that person as described by the series: Though the Funimation Dub continued past this point it was the last of the anime to premiere on Adult Swim during 2004.
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Posting this from the Christmas thread, first is tagged case of it's size:
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To start off with, a Spider-Man 60th Anniversary Blanket (Wasn't sure the fact that it's a blanket is easy to get with the quality of the image):
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A Pinch to Grow An Ed:
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Ninja Steel episode The Ranger Ribbon:
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Courage episode Freaky Fred:
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Another original DuckTales series episode Much Ado About Scrooge:
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Maria and Luis Get Engaged:
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EEnE episode Nagged to Ed:
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Bubble Trouble/Groundpiglet Day:
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Mister Roger's visit to Sesame Street: @Sparklefan1234 And Spectacular's theme is still catchy.😁 @RDDash Incidentally while I'm not creative to make a full Steamed Ham or a snippet, I have kicked around Steamed Ham, but with Luz and Amity. The one concerned about a house fir.... I mean Northern Lights is Hooty.🤣
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DuckTales 1987 series episode Scroogerello:
