My Favourite Cartoons As A Kid

My Favourite Cartoons As A Kid

1. Jayce & The Wheeled Warriors

The show is primarily about the efforts of Jayce, leader of the Lightning League, to locate his father and defeat the evil Saw Boss. When Saw Boss came into existence,
Jayce's father, Audric, created two Roots. When combined, these Roots have the power to destroy Saw Boss and his plant-based minions, called the Monster Minds, for all time.

However, one Root is with Audric and one with Jayce. Jayce must find his father so that they can unite the Roots. Along the way he frees worlds enslaved by the Monster Minds. Jayce is aided in his quest by the Lighting League, made up of Flora, a young girl created from a plant, Gillian, a wizard, Oon, a robot squire, Herc, the captain of the Pride of the Skies II, Brock, Flora's pet flying fish, and the Zoggies, Flora's pet robot puppies.

2. Thundercats

Their planet, Thundera, was destroyed. The last of the Thunderans struggled to survive in space, pursued by a band of mutants. One lone ship escaped, carrying eight Thunderans. They searched for a nearby inhabitable planet, but the nearest is several years away. Jaga, their leader, commanded the small ship, while the others slept in stasis tubes for the long journey. Jaga died on their journey to Third Earth and their ship crashed on this planet. Soon they had allied themselves with several groups. Panthro designed a fortress.

Mumm-Ra, the centuries-old embodiment of evil, along with the mutants that destroyed Thundera, are a constant threat. But Lion-O, the new Lord of the Thundercats, with his weapon the "Sword of Omens" give the Thundercats a standing chance. Lion-O, though appearing grown up, still has the mind of a child, due to his years in stasis on the ship. Other characters include the children, Wilykit and Wilykat, Cheetara, Tygra, Panthro, Jaga, and Snarf.

3. M.A.S.K

The Mobile Armored Strike Kommand (M.A.S.K.), led by Matt Tracker, is a secret organization that fights crime using specially charged masks. These masks give their wearers extraordinary powers, used to undermine the villainous forces of V.E.N.O.M. (Vicious Evil Network of Mayhem), in their insidious plot for world domination. The team of special agents includes disguise specialist Buddy Hawkes, kung fu expert Gloria Baker, technical wizard Bruce Sato, computer whiz Alex Sector, weapons specialist Monk McLean, and special vehicle pilots Dusty Hayes and Brad Turner. Dusty pilots "Gator", and Brad drives "Condor."

4. Defenders of the Earth

The year is 2015. The human race is about to fall under the control of the famous intergalactic villian, Ming the Merciless, from the planet Mongo.A team of the universe's
most powerful, adventurous heroes--Flash Gordon, The Phantom, Mandrake the Magician, and Lothar--who join forces to defeat Ming with the help of their descendants: Rick Gordon, Flash's scientific genius son; Jedda Walker, the Phantom's mysterious daughter; L.J., Lothar Junior, the streetwise son of Lothar; Kshin, a 10-year-old orphaned Oriental boy; and Zuffy, a cute and cuddly ball of alien fur.

5. Captain Planet

These teens, from the far reaches of the world, are very different in background and upbringing but share one overwhelming passion: a heartfelt desire to save the Earth.With rings given to them by Gaia, they each control one special element of nature that is an extension of their personalities and talents.

The extent of these powers is limited and cannot approach the strength of Captain Planet. Once Captain Planet has been summoned forth, the rings are rendered powerless until he completes his tasks and returns to the Earth. Various forms of pollution also sap the powers of the rings.

Although the Planeteers are generally knowledgeable about environmental issues, they do not always understand the dangers posed by environmentally hazardous situations, and they may need an explanation from Gaia or Captain Planet.

Their vehicles - Wind Kayaks (small, swift boats), the Geo Cruiser (a large flying vehicle), Solar Cycles (small, motorcycle-like land vehicles), the Eco-Sub (a small underwater vehicle), and the Eco-Copster (a small, highly maneuverable flying vehicle) - are nonpolluting and operate off alternative energy sources.

6. Dungeons & Dragons

In this series based on the popular fantasy game, six children (Hank, Diana, Presto, Bobby, Eric and Sheila) hop onto a roller coaster only to find themselves on a mysterious and terrifying ride into the realm of Dungeons and Dragons. Each is given special powers. Bobby becomes the barbarian; Diana the acrobat; Eric the cavalier; Hank the ranger; Presto the magician; and Sheila the theif. Uni is the timid pet Unicorn who accompanies them on their quest to find a way home. Along the way, they fight evil sorcerers and various monsters, including Tiamat, the dragon queen. They receive help from the Dungeon Master.

7. Transformers

Four million years ago they came from Cybertron, a world composed entirely of machinery. . . A world torn by an age-old war between the heroic Autobots and the evil Decepticons. These incredibly powerful living robots, capable of converting themselves into land and air vehicles, weapons and other mechanical forms, continue their conflict here on earth.

8. He-Man

With He-Man's powers, Prince Adam battles Skeletor and his evil armies to protect Etheria. His cowardly tiger is named Cringer, and when Adam transforms into He-Man, Cringer becomes the fierce Battlecat. During his transformation sequence, Adam holds up his sword and shouts, "By the power of Greyskull, I Have The Power!" Among He-Man's allies were Man-at-Arms, his daughter Teela, Cringer, the Sorceress, and Orko. Sorcerer Orko, in addition to providing us comic relief, gave short moral lessons at the end of each episode. Adam was careful to keep his secret identity safe among his closest friends.

9. Bravestarr

On the distant planet of New Texas, Marshal BraveStarr uses his super powers (strength of the bear, speed of the puma, eyes of the hawk, ears of the wolf) to fight for the cause of justice with his talking horse, Thirty-Thirty, and the pint-sized Deputy Fuss.

Thirty-Thirty is an Equestroid with the ability to transform into a humanoid-like form, standing on his rear legs to fight. BraveStarr lived in Fort Kerium. His advisor was the wise, elderly Shaman. Tex-Hex was the evil leader of the Carrion Bunch, a group of outlaws under the control of the mysterious group Stampede. They sought the valuable Kerium that BraveStarr protected. Tex-Hex has guns that can turn people into half-human/half-dog beings called "Dingos." This western/fantasy/adventure series combined the best of the Old West with the 24th century space-age future.

10. The Mysterious Cities of Gold

The Mysterious Cities Of Gold begins in the year 1532, telling the story of three children - Esteban, an orphan raised in Barcelona; Zia, a young Inca girl; and Tao, last descendent of the empire of Hiva, a continent which sank beneath the Pacific centuries earlier. The children are accompanied by the Spanish navigator Mendoza and two comic-relief sailers - Pedro and Sancho - on their search across the New World for the legendary Cities of Gold.

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