I've only found two dvds with all these cartoons on them on eBay. I saw them about 10-12 years ago to at a Walgreens in the pile on a table with old dvds for sale too.
Wowsers, the very 1st. episode. I don't know, if I ever seen this one, even as a little boy (50+years). If I did, I sure as crap, don't recall it. One of my better liked toons, in the lineup. "Song says, strong as 10 men"?? I'd say more like, a hundred…………
As most adaptations of King Kong are like Harambe from the Cincinnati Zoo that got quelled in 2016, this King Kong is like Jambo the pongo in the 80s as both are friendlier pongos that have good friendships with a knight or knave. One knight or knave fell into Jambo’s enclosure. By knight or knave, I mean a “boy” and these words through their Old English roots originally meant a “boy.” By pongo, I mean a “gorilla” and it was the English sailor Andrew Battel’s name for it that is like the mawas’ genus Pongo and came from an African language spoken in Zaire, Congo, southern Gabon, and Cabinda in Angola. By mawas, I mean an “orangutan” and it is what it is called in Malay. This King Kong is like the precursor to both Elliott from Pete’s Dragon (1977) and Reptar from Rugrats. He is like Elliott in that they can ne talk and their friendships with a knight or knave (Pete for Elliott and Bobby for King Kong) are alike and both creatures will shield their friends from harm. He is also like Reptar in that both kaiju (yes, Reptar was inspired by Godzilla and Godzilla and King Kong are the most famous kaiju) will fight other kaiju and shield mankind. By ne, I mean “not” and it came from the Old English word ne, which meant “not” and it is like the Latin prefix ne in negative, neglect, and necessity. Yes, the word not was originally an altered form of the word nought (it’s the British version of the word naught) which in turn came from the Old English word nawiht, which meant naught or nought. By naught and nought, I mean “nothing.”
I wanted to have the boy in the new movies. Like he's 100 years old but he lived on the island. With Godzilla & Kong and they were like his pets. Best friends who just happened to rough house alot. Say the water he drank on the island basically made him immortal. Once he left after his father died and sister had left. He left to live a normal life. Would of been cool to see them both recoginze his scent and act like puppies around him.
Omg I’ve been looking for this cartoon for years wow brings back so many great memories of my childhood..
Not many of us left that rember these old cartoon's
That’s true , I remember it , I was about 8 . Me and my brother would watch it .
I've only found two dvds with all these cartoons on them on eBay. I saw them about 10-12 years ago to at a Walgreens in the pile on a table with old dvds for sale too.
Wowsers, the very 1st. episode. I don't know, if I ever seen this one, even as a little boy (50+years). If I did, I sure as crap, don't recall it. One of my better liked toons, in the lineup. "Song says, strong as 10 men"?? I'd say more like, a hundred…………
They just don't make cartoons like this any more are Saturday s back then we're the best.
As most adaptations of King Kong are like Harambe from the Cincinnati Zoo that got quelled in 2016, this King Kong is like Jambo the pongo in the 80s as both are friendlier pongos that have good friendships with a knight or knave. One knight or knave fell into Jambo’s enclosure. By knight or knave, I mean a “boy” and these words through their Old English roots originally meant a “boy.” By pongo, I mean a “gorilla” and it was the English sailor Andrew Battel’s name for it that is like the mawas’ genus Pongo and came from an African language spoken in Zaire, Congo, southern Gabon, and Cabinda in Angola.
By mawas, I mean an “orangutan” and it is what it is called in Malay.
This King Kong is like the precursor to both Elliott from Pete’s Dragon (1977) and Reptar from Rugrats. He is like Elliott in that they can ne talk and their friendships with a knight or knave (Pete for Elliott and Bobby for King Kong) are alike and both creatures will shield their friends from harm. He is also like Reptar in that both kaiju (yes, Reptar was inspired by Godzilla and Godzilla and King Kong are the most famous kaiju) will fight other kaiju and shield mankind.
By ne, I mean “not” and it came from the Old English word ne, which meant “not” and it is like the Latin prefix ne in negative, neglect, and necessity. Yes, the word not was originally an altered form of the word nought (it’s the British version of the word naught) which in turn came from the Old English word nawiht, which meant naught or nought. By naught and nought, I mean “nothing.”
If anyone out there in the RUclips.com verse, has the episode where Kong winds up in New York, and he gets separated from Bobby.
16:54 King Kong vs Giant Octopus
I wanted to have the boy in the new movies. Like he's 100 years old but he lived on the island. With Godzilla & Kong and they were like his pets. Best friends who just happened to rough house alot. Say the water he drank on the island basically made him immortal. Once he left after his father died and sister had left. He left to live a normal life. Would of been cool to see them both recoginze his scent and act like puppies around him.
i would like to know on if you might have the episode of King Kong vs the Loch Nest Monster if so then could you please Post it here on youtube,