Pick Your Favorite Cartoon #5

[Tommy Bunz]

From the List. Left out Looney Tunes intentionally.

[Career Over Like Mike(NJJ)]

Inspector Gadget had the most mysterious cartoon villain of the '80s, was progressive in that the show's true star was its sole female character, and it's theme song inspired the show which got me into rap as a kid: The Show by Doug & Rick.

Was very disappointed to find out that Dr. Claw looks like a middle aged Jake Busey pulling a Thizz-Face:

[unclebengi]

This is tough because of the different eras. Tom & Jerry, The Smurfs, and Scooby Doo are all classics, but because they're from before my time they don't resonate quite as much as Inspector Gadget and Duck Tales do with me personally.

I went with Inspector Gadget though, mainly because of Penny, the OG crush. Word on Dr. Claw, I loved Bond films at that time too so his mysterious persona with the cat and everything made perfect sense to me back then.

On another note, Duck Tales and Rescue Rangers had amazing video games, almost remember them more than the shows.

[battlecatmeowstab212]

I went with "Tiny Toons" solely because it's the only one I can watch now and legit still enjoy as much as when I was younger. Their Christmas special parody of "It's A Wonderful Life" ranks up there with "Beavis and Butthead's" take on the holiday classic in terms of best Christmas parodies.

On another note, Duck Tales and Rescue Rangers had amazing video games, almost remember them more than the shows.

Never played the Rescue Rangers game, is it really on par with how amazing the Ducktales game is?

For those who have no idea what we're talking about, you can buy the Ducktales HD Remix platformer game from the PS3/Xbox online stores for like $15 and it will be without hyperbole one of the most fun platformers you've ever taken a spin with. Probably my favorite of the HD Remixes of games too as they kept the original gameplay but just updated the graphics and had the original voices from the show come and read the character dialogue.

[unclebengi]

I remember loving both games back in the day, I've played that Ducktales reboot and it's pretty sweet. It's hard for me to say Rescue Rangers was on the same level just relying on my memory as a 10 year old, but from reading here it looks like it was pretty well received-

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Classic platformer like Ducktales though, wouldn't mind tracking it down now. Looks like they were both made by Capcom, Rescue Rangers also had Co-op play.

[ChaMerZ]

Tom and Jerry obviously

[GUCCI CONDOMS]

Ducktales wins this easily

[dilla7]

[ric]

go go gadget cockring for sure
you got gadget you got penny you got brain and you get that evil cat glove voice combo

[Kace]

Yeah it's Inspector Gadget for me too. This show has the best villain and Penny is the most bangable character from that list of cartoons.

[alpha]

Duck tales all day

[ChaMerZ]

any of you guys remember Rupert? It had one of the greatest opening titles of all time.

[Prophecy]

Ducktales barely over Tom n Jerry

[Raphael De La Ghetto]

Yeah it's Inspector Gadget for me too. This show has the best villain and Penny is the most bangable character from that list of cartoons.

Gettin brain from Penny - Inspectah Gadget. My pick too.

[odium-LSC]

Ducktales barely over Inspector Gadget

[Kace]

Yeah it's Inspector Gadget for me too. This show has the best villain and Penny is the most bangable character from that list of cartoons.

Gettin brain from Penny - Inspectah Gadget. My pick too.

[ChaMerZ]

Inspector Gadget had the most mysterious cartoon villain of the '80s, was progressive in that the show's true star was its sole female character, and it's theme song inspired the show which got me into rap as a kid: The Show by Doug & Rick.

Was very disappointed to find out that Dr. Claw looks like a middle aged Jake Busey pulling a Thizz-Face:

this Dr Claw is a spitting image of a Babylon 5 Mimbari

[Gregg Popabitch]

Ducktales might be one of the greatest cartoons ever created.

Tiny Toons and then Scooby Doo bring up the rear.

[capable_keL]

Flintstones with Tom & Jerry right behind

wanted to go with the smurfs

[907]

Inspector Gadget had the most mysterious cartoon villain of the '80s, was progressive in that the show's true star was its sole female character, and it's theme song inspired the show which got me into rap as a kid: The Show by Doug & Rick.

Was very disappointed to find out that Dr. Claw looks like a middle aged Jake Busey pulling a Thizz-Face:

this Dr Claw is a spitting image of a Babylon 5 Mimbari

They never actually showed his face on the show, did they?

[ackbar]

ducktales then tiny toons. heathcliff must pre-date me because i legit have never heard of it