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Edited by Mrph1 on Jul 29th 2024 at 3:09:00 PM
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That's a dub right? Please don't tell me that was the actual audio. I mean, I know that show wasn't always great, writing wise, and that the 90's Marvel shows sometimes made really stupid voice decisions, but seriously?
Also, I love how her superhero outfit is more or less just a bathing suit. Not one with any special design or anything, either. Just the leotard, and that's it. Subtle. For a moment I thought Tony just got back from the pool and she was some girl who came back with him. Tony's face looks pretty ridiculous too, granted.
edited 3rd Jan '15 10:43:39 PM by KnownUnknown
"Snarky white male hero beats bad guys (who have generic revenge and/or world domination plans) and gains emotional maturity in doing so"
Lol, I can count a few DC films that easily fall into this category.
I can name at least one, as well, and Green Lantern was utter crap.
"White male hero beats bad guys" could describe a heck of a lot more than just Marvel films.
I've got fanfics for Frozen, Spectacular Spider-Man, Crash Bandicoot, and Spyro the Dragon.Hey, I do. Don't dis Manny.
Now that I think about it, it would be interesting to do a Man-Thing movie in the MCU, especially since Doctor Strange is supposed to open it up to the mystical, which is what Man-Thing finds himself dealing with more often than not (and throw Howard the Duck in there, too. He's a friend of the Man-Thing's, and expanding on his presence in Got G couldn't hurt.)
It's a pipe dream, I know (especially since Marvel doesn't even own the film rights to him), but it's fun to think about.
That voice acting was just bad. Good lord. They Just Didn't Care.
I loved the Spider-Man and X-Men cartoons. I was only vaguely aware that Iron Man also had a show. I think I saw an ad for Avengers United They Stand once.
Forever liveblogging the AvengersI keep trying to watch it but my god, I am only human with all the frailties thereof.
Forever liveblogging the AvengersSpider-Man was 90's marvel cartoon animation's finest hour. It is not any show that manages to be one of the finest adaptations of Spider-Man with A) An atrocious amount of censoring (i.e nobody could die) B) A filmsy budget.
"All you Fascists bound to lose."Even despite how much it was handcuffed by the network, I did love it. I wonder how amazing it could have been had fox given it as much freedom as Batman animated had at the time.
Forever liveblogging the AvengersThe Avengers United They Stand cartoon was my first introduction to the Avengers as a kid. I was kind of in to Power Rangers so I didn't know how weird the show was.
edited 4th Jan '15 1:39:17 PM by VeryMelon

I feel like people like to label characters as "snarky". Maybe that's just because I'm soured on the label due to certain other threads.
I hope this scene makes it into Avengers 2.