[Librarian]

Personally, I think it out thundercatted Thundercats. Seems more accurate to the source material story than the source material really was.

Think about it. Lion-O was literally a kid younger than kit and Kat in an adult's body, and then told to lead a team on the planet. A kid in an adult's body because of a cryo accident.

Roar seems to include much more of the childlike wonder at everything you'd expect from that scenario, while also reveling in the sheer 80s-ness of it all and having fun along the way. I look forward to seeing how it turns out.

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Originally Posted by Paladin

But at the same time, most fanboys need to realized their "cherished" properties were primarily advertising campaigns out for their allowance money. They don't love you back and they don't owe you shit in terms of "respect." And also- enough time has passed. It's not FOR only you anymore. Another generation deserves a chance.

Still, at the end of the day- it's just a show. We should really just relax. If you want to give it a try, that's OK. If you think it's not worth your time, that's also fine. Just don't shit on each other for different tastes. The world shits on people enough already.

and especially don't send DEATH THREATS to animators because you don't like their art style...

Very well said.
Though as a 2011 fan, this feels more like vindication to me. Like that show was the line that kept this from happening. But then Chima came along and accidentally buried it, so now we get this. Pretty sure the originator of Chima was a fan of the 2011 reboot too and kicked themself about that but is still looking forward to this too. And even the 2011 people behind the scenes seem willing to give this one a shot because it looks fun.