New Trek Animated Series

[SuperSaiyaMan12]

Yech. After the nightmare that was The Clone Wars, I don't want to see any animated adaptations of anything for a long while.

What exactly was bad about both Clone Wars series? They were tons better than the kriffing movies.

[Tsukiyumi]

I enjoyed the cartoon version; haven't really seen the CGI one.

[Bryan Moore]

I hope if they do this, they stay as faithful to the messages of Trek as possible and not make it an animated mess like Clone Wars.

[Mikey]

Yech. After the nightmare that was The Clone Wars, I don't want to see any animated adaptations of anything for a long while.

What exactly was bad about both Clone Wars series? They were tons better than the kriffing movies.

Bad about them? The characterizations were non-existent.

No, wait, I'm sorry - there was some characterization. It was just either poorly done, or developed annoying characters into really annoying ones.

[Sionnach Glic]

Pfft. Who need characterisation?

Seriously, I defy you to watch this and tell me it's not the most insanely awesome thing ever.

[Graham Kennedy]

Um... yeah, okay. Not my taste I'm afraid.

[Mikey]

Now that's bad-ass. I never really had the opportunity to watch much of the animated series (as opposed to the CGI one.)

[Captain Seafort]

I think that's the most impressive sustained demonstration of what the Jedi are capable of in Star Wars. Notwithstanding Anakin surviving several thousand G unscathed in AotC.

[Sionnach Glic]

I was always a bit skeptical of the Anikan calc, personaly. We never see that it's actualy a straight drop. For all we know he could have just dropped onto a ledge just below the camera's POV.

[Captain Seafort]

Nope - it was straight over the side in the middle of the "street", and we got a good shot of him plummeting until he hit the other car.

Important bit starts at 6:57

[RK_Striker_JK_5]

Even though I love that Windu scene from CW, if he was that powerful, Palps would've lasted about half a second in ROTS.

[Captain Seafort]

Even though I love that Windu scene from CW, if he was that powerful, Palps would've lasted about half a second in ROTS.

Why? Palpatine was the most powerful Sith Lord in a millennia - it's hardly surprising that he'd be able to go toe-to-toe with Windu, no matter how powerful he was, and give him a run for his money.

[RK_Striker_JK_5]

Even though I love that Windu scene from CW, if he was that powerful, Palps would've lasted about half a second in ROTS.

Why? Palpatine was the most powerful Sith Lord in a millennia - it's hardly surprising that he'd be able to go toe-to-toe with Windu, no matter how powerful he was, and give him a run for his money.

Because... that's how I see it. *Shrug* I see Mace there and the other Jedi taking a small page from DBZ in the old CW series.

[SuperSaiyaMan12]

Even though I love that Windu scene from CW, if he was that powerful, Palps would've lasted about half a second in ROTS.

Why? Palpatine was the most powerful Sith Lord in a millennia - it's hardly surprising that he'd be able to go toe-to-toe with Windu, no matter how powerful he was, and give him a run for his money.

Because... that's how I see it. *Shrug* I see Mace there and the other Jedi taking a small page from DBZ in the old CW series.

More like Samurai Jack.

[SuperSaiyaMan12]

Yech. After the nightmare that was The Clone Wars, I don't want to see any animated adaptations of anything for a long while.

What exactly was bad about both Clone Wars series? They were tons better than the kriffing movies.

Bad about them? The characterizations were non-existent.

No, wait, I'm sorry - there was some characterization. It was just either poorly done, or developed annoying characters into really annoying ones.

Anakin, in both series, was a VAST improvement over the whiney emo-kid we got in the Prequels. Padme was bearable in both series.

Did you just watch the first episodes of 'The Clone Wars' and gave it up?