Fun fact: the reason DuckTales 2017 was rushed in season 3 was because it ran into the same problem as the Owl House. Got cancelled. However, they were allowed to make their full season unlike Owl House
My opinion on reboots always depends on how good or bad they are. Because it is quite unfair that so many people flag them all as unoriginal considering how good "Ducktales" was
You're not wrong, but at the same time, you can't blame fans for having little faith in reboots since more often than not, companies put little to no effort in reboots with the only goal they have in mind is to make money at no cost.
Ducktales was good because they had new stories to tell like Della's backstory, webby and Mrs. Beakley's backstories, and new backstories for characters like daisy, Jose and Ponchito and the duck family as a whole. Most other reboots are just concerned about staying as close to the original as possible in regards to storytelling(you never can stay the same-people and taste change). So it will always feel old hat if you are hearing the same stories
My favorite cartoon reboots/revivals are stuff like Ducktales 2017, TMNT 2012, and Transformers Prime. They still remain recognizable as the previous original series, however, they're able to elevate their stories in major ways that not only helps them stand out, but also provides a level of quality that couldn't be possible during the eras when their predecessors were previously created.
I really hated what they did to Animaniacs. The original was for CHILDREN but also had stuff for ADULTS, but the new one was for the previous fans without having the elements which MADE it so popular. I loved the Ducktales revival, because you didn’t have to see the original or other shows, but it ALSO had stuff for fans of those shows
I really hated the Powerpuff Girls revival because it was 100% intent on brainlessly using iconography from the original show while pretending it was higher than it or its viewers.
Hulu's Animaniacs can be Decent on its own, but I'd be lying if I said it wasn't a downgrade from the original show in some way. Especially when it comes to the cast of characters. The reboot switching between The Warner Siblings and Pinky and The Brain just got repetitive.
@@mattkugelman4369 People who write for 'Family Guy' aren't the same as the people who wrote for 'Animaniacs'. They're two different kinds of comedy, and what works for one show doesn't mean it'll work for another.
Webby was more of a Mabel-Dipper hybrid. She would be excited and loud but also have done tons of research and be a need like Dipper. She looked up to Scrooge like Dipper looked up to Ford
The thing about the Animaniacs reboot is, it SEEMED to leave a strong impression at first despite the whole 'shutting out Ruegger' shit, but then more cracks show the further along you go in. It undoubtedly still had its high points throughout but it's easy to see why the perception turned the way it did (even more so with how we now have Tiny Toons Looniversity, which seemed to do right on a lot of where this went wrong).
@@jskywalker58Tom Ruegger, one of the original creators and producers, he (alongside most of the other original writers for Animaniacs) weren't brought on for the reboot.
And it helps in a way that TTL is already established to be in an alternate universe instead of trying to be as faithful as possible. I still hate the twins change that they made, but making it more of its own thing helps it stand out more when being handled by completely different staff than the Ruegger-made original Tiny Toons as well. Also certain elements like Babs and Lola (who I think was inspired by Babs) co-existing in the same show is very much welcome by me!
The Looney Tunes Show (2011) and Rise of the TMNT (2018) are both excellent reboots that take a different interpretation of the characters were shat on at the time for being different. Yeah, some reboots are soulless cash grabs, but honestly in my experience it seems to be 50/50 on whether we get a PPG 2016 vs. a DuckTales 2017, and they all deserve to be given a chance
I would say every TMNT show (barring that weird show that came out between 80s and 2003 TMNT) is a great example of succesful reimagining of an IP. Every iteration has something to offer and I can recommend most of them.
@@leithaziz2716 Oh yeah, definitely. I just singled out Rise specifically because that was one that came to mind that got a ton of hate when it came out, only for public opinion to shift when the show ended.
I don't know if we should call Rise of the TMNT and the Looney Tunes Show reboots, I think the word revival would be more appropriate. They're new interpretations of an older show but with a completely new continuity and tone, made years after the previous version With the Hey, Arnold!, Rocko's Modern Life and Invader Zim movie, I think the term continuation would be also more appropriate, since those movies are made by their original creators and the artstyle is almost the same, just in HD and digitally colored in Rocko's case
@@pablocasas5906I agree because Looney Tunes and TMNT are just reimaginings for the IP in general every time and they aren’t reboots of any particular show
The Tiny Toons reboot is pretty ok. I feel like it's biggest problem is that it focuses too much on the core 5 characters, when I think the biggest charm of Tiny Toons is that there's such a wide cast of characters that can differ from who they're based on.
Same thing with the Animaniacs reboot. I love the Warner Brothers (and the Warner Sister) and Pinky and the Brain as much as anyone, but it feels very stripped down compared to the original.
It’s like Better Call Saul if the show only focuses on the main characters and everyone else don’t matter. Which is complete garbage. The background characters matter along with the secondary since they are pushing the shows from good to great.
At least they didn't full on toss out the others outside the core 5 like the Animaniacs reboot and the Looney Tunes even get bigger roles in plots also.
The Ducktales reboot was so awesome. It felt historical when Della showed up. It was just kind of weird for a bit, because Hue and Leo from Rise of TMNT had the same voice actor. So he was just the voice of the blue brother
Yeah he voiced Sonic too 😭 and Randy Cunningham (who isn’t blue save for his eyes, but he *is* a Ninja like Leonardo) Once you start watching one show over the other and get more immersed in the characters you slowly start to differentiate them, even if they do sound very similar. Took a while for me with rc9gn.
Id like to note that the animaniacs reboot seems to also have a habit of staying on model way more then the original show, which really took away some of the joy of its slapstick for me.
Honestly the Animaniacs revival is so weird to me because when it first came out, I saw people on cartoon twt act like it was above critique but nowadays it's like none of them remember it exists, says alot about how low quality it was compared to the original.
As someone who grew up with the original 'DuckTales', and watched the reboot, I have to agree with you that it's probably the best of the modern reboots/revival's we've gotten in the last seven years. It's funny how 'DuckTales', as A property, shines in A sea of mediocre crap. The original came out at A time when nearly every cartoon was A half hour toy commercial, and the reboot came out at A time where nearly every cartoon is A reboot/revival. Oh, and F*CK 'TEEN TITANS GO'!
As someone who grew up with it; I hated it. The kids were the worst! Also didn't like how drastically they changed some old characters. If Scrooge, Donald and Launchpad were more of the main focus; the show would had been better. Only thing I liked was some of the new characters and that they didn't go with the tiresome (what people call) "Calarts/Tumblr" style that so many shows have/had at that time.
fax bro i do like it but i like the new version even if i dont watch it i like it because i want to give the creators love and respect and so should you. even if i like it, that will never make me stop liking mlp friendship is magic.
I binged through all three seasons of the Ducktales reboot and I love it. I tried watching the original but could only watch 2 episodes before giving up, as the new version just feels better.
@a.rtomboy6202 speaking of don rosa i heard he didn't like the reboot because (in his words) "bear no similarity to barks original comics". Just wanted to mention since i don't hear many people bring that up.
Ducktales 2017 needs to be studied. It is the only recent reboot I know of that's almost universally loved by old and new fans alike. And this in spite of the new art-style, most of the main characters having completely different personalities, excessive amounts of fan-service, and even race-swapping some characters. Why did they succeed so well where almost everyone else fails?
I think it's the matter of the landscape around it. 6 years ago we were just getting the worst crock of shit and then as the dust settled afterwards and everyone gave it a second look the fanbase grew in hindsight. see: Star Wars prequels in comparison to the sequels.
@@DuneStone6816 There are plenty, especially people in Europe. One of the big artists that set the foundation even for the original DT; openly dislikes it. Also the fact the reboot got axed early and barely any merch was sold (I didn't see any at all, and the merch I did see was based on the classic DT) and now barely anyone talking about it; should be a sign that this reboot wasn't as popular as fans like to believe.
Reboots can be good or bad, but it really comes down to strong writing and respect for both the originals and the fans. I really want to like the new season of Futurama, and I love having the voice actors back again, but its one of the most uneven things I've ever seen. There are some great gags, and I really love the Xmas episode, but so far every episode has been so full of fan service (some good, some not so good) that its hard to fully enjoy. I think its 7 episodes in to the new season and there hasn't been any regular delivery episodes or weird new planets unless there's layers of topical humor slapped on top (and I know all the eras had topical humor, but the writing used to be a lot sharper and quicker)
Wait... SOMEONE ACTUALLY AKNOWLEDGES DUCK TALES (2017)?? YOOOOOOOO! It's one of my favourite shows at the moment and it's so sad that the fandom is dead :^
I don’t know why they ever thought the words "Animaniacs" and "cynical" should go together. Hell, if you really want to spend a reboot bitching about how much the current world sucks, Slappy Squirrel is RIGHT THERE!
The Chip and Dale movie could've literally had any other character replacing them and the story would be exactly the same since it barely has much to do with the original show. It could've just as well been a Star vs movie about Star and Marco trying to find a better ending
Honestly it was pretty nice that they made hey Arnold the jungle movie and gave it the send off it deserved, since the fans have been waiting for years for that movie to come out.😺
The Beavis and Butt-Head reboot is surprisingly faithful to the original, the new movie works well and the show that came with it is just as funny as it was in the 90s, it’s my favorite cartoon reboot of all time but I respect other people’s opinions
I think people are unaware of the B&B reboot because it's a Paramount+ exclusive and that service isn't very popular. Well, Paramount/Viacom in general isn't very good at advertising their content
I actually kind of enjoyed the reboot myself. The animation was a bit offputting at first, but it grew on me. They even had some segments where they fully grown up in the original universe, which I thought was cool, as well.
@@JamboreeBlackberryFor me it was 50/50 some were laugh out loud funny and some I felt nothing. Usually the adult beavis and butthead segments were the dull ones for me. The fire segment was the worst to me though. Otherwise I feel it was a good strong reboot. Animaniacs reboot season 1 I also enjoyed but two and three were meh. Edit: spelling
Some of my favorite reboots/revivals are TMNT 2012 (I will always be biased toward this adaptation), Beavis and Butthead, and Ducktales 2017. I think they were all well done and were faithful to the property while having their own identities. I agree that some reboots/revivals are awful looking at you Ren and Stimpy: APC.
TMNT 2012 is amazing. I rewatched it a few times recently and it's so funny and charming. It handled the characters and tone perfectly imo. It and 2018 TMNT are two of my favorite shows.
Revivals need to hit a narrow goldilocks zone to be good. They need to capture the old spirit and magic of the original; if they don't then it'll just seem like nostalgia pandering and riding on the coattails of established beloved characters. At the same time, they need to inject fresh, new ideas in order to avoid becoming stale and outdated. The modern Ducktails did a fantastic job of hitting that sweet spot. Unfortunately, most of them wind up swinging too far in one direction or the other.
the Chip & Dale rescue rangers movie would have fared far better if it was a Bonkers! movie with Bonkers uncovering the bootleg ring with Popeye's adoptive son being the mobster in charge of the outfit like Mr. B from KND. and Bonker's old partner having undergone claymation surgery to become a toon.
i actually love the ducktales reboot sm, tho i just wish the ending wasnt as stupid as it was. i dont think it was a bad ending, but it felt really lazy to here ‘family is the greatest adventure’ 💀 i think its a really good show tho and i wish more people watch it. and the cast is perfect in my eyes. david tennant, jim rash, lin manuel miranda (i can’t believe hamilton is in this show) , danny pudi, ben schwartz, paget brewster and so many more talented people. the show just means alot to me and i think its worth the watch :,)
Ducktales 2017 is just a good show period. Which for a reboot is the best compliment i can give. I don't need to watch the og to love it. It's good on its own
Ngl I think the Total Drama reboot was pretty good (minus one particular episode that you've probably seen floating around), it had my personal second favorite cast behind the original since a lot of them feel realistic and go through decent development. It's a shame that Chris's iconic voice had to change, but considering what happened with his original VA, it's understandable and you do get used to his new voice after a while. I like that they gave Chef more of a role after he was underused in the last couple seasons. I have high hopes for the second season since they're using all of the cast again which will hopefully give more development time for the ones who were eliminated early last time.
Ducktales might honestly be the franchise with the most consistent quality i've ever seen. From having some of the most impactful works in the world of comic books by Carl Barks and the later continuation of said works by Don Rosa, to having a great animated adaptation of those comics that changed the perception that 80s cartoons had established, to having one of the first few good licensed videogames in history, to having a remake of said game that was even better and had even more passion for the IP, to having a reboot of the original TV show that was actually pretty great and had its own identity. Duckbros keep winning
No one talks about Thundercats 2011 because 1.) The cartoon commentary community was nowhere near as prevalent back then as it is now 2.) Most people wrote off the series as "too anime" before it even released 3.) Cartoon Network didn't see immediate toy sales from the show so it went out of its way to put the show in terrible timeslots to smother it in its sleep 4.) It's too old and not controversial enough to try and milk it in today's climate
i was loosing my sht over it as a 9 year old it was so cool and when i lerned there was an original i cringed so hard from that 80s esence and never tried watching it again but knowing what the creators had planned... maybe its for the better it was canseled
I honestly think besides maybe Twitter. I think the cartoon community has drastically reduced by a lot. If going by youtube alone. Only some stuff gets brought up like the Primos controversy and the new Fionna & Cake show. But like you don't really see videos being made on the current state of Cartoon Network anymore. Only from very small channels with a lot of the major reviewers just gone nowadays.
My favorite “adaptation/reboot/whatever the fuck you call it” is TMNT 2012. The 2012 Ninja Turtles series is genuinely fantastic, it has amazing plot progression, the characters aren’t one note, the voice acting and the voice cast are peak, it’s one of the few 3D animated shows at the time that ACTUALLY LOOKS GOOD with its stylized animation, the series takes a lot of older concepts from the movies, comics, and others series and does something unique instead of just shoving it in like so many other reboots do, the soundtrack is killer, and l the dark and creepy vibe this show has makes it stand out from other Tmnt series. I genuinely recommend you watch it and review it Cartoonshi as it is one of the most underrated shows I’ve ever seen!
I still remember the angry russians, lmao. Though to be fair, that shit came out just when the Ukraine-Russia war started, and a lot of degenerates started to draw shock value shit and porn to make them and any Gadget fan angry.
Reboots are honestly a hit or miss depending on the people who are behind it. They could either be even better than their original source, an outright insult to the original, or in between.
I literally only watched the Animanics reboot for Pinky and the Brain lmao, though I think the show did find its footing a bit in seasons 2 and 3. It wasn't perfect, but I still enjoyed it.
DuckTales 2017 was great except for season 3 when the show started to get terrible, but overall, it is a good example how to actually make a reboot (and I also love 1987 despite it's flaws), just wish the finale could have been good.
I thought the third season was just okay. It had a bit more hits than misses, but that’s mostly because of the finale, which for the most part, I enjoyed. I mean, the whole “Webby is Scrooge’s daughter” thing was pretty stupid (despite the mountains of foreshadowing going all the way back to episode one), and the first third felt a bit insular by mostly being set in the house, but I still think it wrapped things up nicely. Otherwise, season 3 is quite the mixed bag
@@bullmonty764 The foreshadowing was very poor honestly, no, the fact that she makes the same pose as a Scrooge statue or that she also loves adventure doesn't mean she is daughter, the only one that makes kinda sense is the one of Nightmare in Killmotor Hill, but that's it.
S3 was great. So many great eps Quack Pack, Astro Boyd, 007, Get Dangerous, Santa stole Christmas, etc and the finale wasn't perfect but it was overall great
I would say for the Ben 10 reboot it got better as the seasons went on. From what I could gather there was just a lot of meddling with the first season but the team was allowed to do what they wanted with later seasons. I will say that it does give us a better 10 year old Ben and Gwen dynamic than the original at times.
while i do prefer the original (and this is coming from someone who saw the reboot first) i do absolutely love ducktales 2017, its not perfect but it is without a doubt one of the best reboots in recent years, glad to hear you bring it up since it kinda feels like ever since the show ended, people just kinda forgot about it.
I watched Tiny Toons Looniversity and I think it’s really good so far. The only criticism I have is that they didn’t give much roles to the fan favorite characters like Fifi and Furrball. I just hope that more episodes would bring them a bigger purpose, but overall, considering that I only seen a handful of episodes of the Animaniacs reboot, Looniversity is better than that show.
Yeah, I think it'd be better if they did more with the characters outside of the main cast. I'd like to see more Furrball, Calamity, Shirley and so forth.
Timestamps: 1:45 Teen Titans Go 1:59 Ducktales (The one with the best Reboot) 4:46 Animaniacs (It´s Raboot is still so much better than 99% of most Revivals/Reboots) 7:01 Nick Revivals 9:10 Clone High 11:02 Chip & Dale: Rescue Rangers (I know why People remember it, and it kinda terrifies me) 13:38 Futurama
Honestly the Invader Zim movie was a breathe of fresh air after 20 years I've watched that show since I was a kid and it's still my favorite show to this day (I mean obviously by my profile pic lol) Hey Arnold and Rocko were two other childhood shows I love and the movies did pretty good (Though I felt like they rush Arnold and Helga being together and the meta jokes in Rocko do not age well but still good) Honestly your video does a great job in my opinion keep it up!
In Futurama's defense, writing and animation takes time, I think an episode of The Simpsons takes more than 7 months to make. I can imagine Futurama's revival season started being written more than a year ago and the writers just wanted to incorporate topical subjects, but the thing is that in our modern Internet age news, social issues and trends change faster than they used to do back in the 2000s. Futurama's first revival had the same issues, which in turn is also a common complaint that The Simpsons have faced since season 15 onwards
Even though it is an anime, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure technically had a reboot. The original OVAs, and the infamously lost Phantom Blood movie covered stuff that was redone in the 2012 anime with parts 1 and 3. Also Baki. I hate Netflix's decisions regarding Baki.
I hope we can see maybe possibly a video from Cartoonshi focusing on Fionna and Cake or Adventure Time Distant Lands, especially since Fionna and Cake was given the TV-14 rating
DuckTales 2017 *needed* a fourth season, like badly so. They introduced waaay too much stuff that they just left hanging wide open _cough_ Negaduck _cough_
The Negaduck thing stings so much because it was a lose-lose situation when it came to him, original storyboards show he was gonna be the twist villain in the second part of the DW two parter, but one of the co-creators said none of the writers felt he was done justice within a single episode, so it was either omit him entirely and make Bulba the villain in both episodes, or force Negaduck in there only to get an unsatisfying conclusion
The problem is that they failed to introduce Negaduck, because when the third season was being filmed, the voice actor of Negaduck, Jim Cummings, had trials with his ex-wife, so he could not be present, and that is why Negaduck did not even appear in the third season.
Not just Nega Duck. Poe was also an unresolved plot thread.... So, Nega Duck could have been the main villain... or... since they were using a song from the NES game. Why not have Dracula Duck be a villain? Flip the role from the remaster, and have Magicka working for him to find her brother? Eh, just spitballing ideas here.
As someone completely unbiased I watched the first season of the animaniacs reboot 1st then watched the og after that. After watching EVERY episode of the og show I looked back and tried to watch season 2 of the reboot. I couldn't get past episode 3 before dropping it thats how big of a difference it was.
Completely agree on duck tales falling apart at the end. I think FOWL had enough setup for that finale but the webby thing kinda came outta nowhere to me.
Hey Cartoonshi, sorry if this seems a bit out of nowhere, but I really loved this video. If you ever consider doing a follow-up/part 2, I'd really love to see you discuss other cartoon reboot/revivals. Mainly, "Voltron: Legendary Defenders" because I find it amusing just how hard they dropped the ball on that. Also, "Studio MIR," the animation team behind "Voltron" is also responsible for several reboots and revivals, with their most recent product being "My Adventures with Superman."
The Animaniacs reboot becomes more frustrating the more I look back at it. The trailer showed a lot of promise, and while the first season wasn't without its charm and humor, it missed the mark in a lot of places (the animation, the writing, characterization, etc.). Unfortunate that this would continue on into the later seasons to the point where the show literally ends with (Spoiler!) everyone presumably dying. It was a bizarre ending that kind of feels indicative of the problem with the show's new focus of humor: it's often morbid, gross, and mean-spirited.
I will never understand why with the reboot they say it is very mean-spirited even though the original series was always that mean-spirited, I said it before and I'll say it again, that does not take away the fact that in the original series he was literally the zone of comfort where the writings took revenge for everything, every time something happened to the writings in real life or the competition simply bothered them (the latter referring to all the parodies of Disney), they turned it into an episode where they took revenge of anything that they disliked, that's the same as the reboot but in this one they do it differently compared to the original series.
@@anonymouslucario285 I do because they decided to destroy what the entire show had built for her Webby's arc of Found Family is thrown in the dumpster in favor of making her a test tube Baby of Scrooge. Everything else in The Last Adventure is firing on all cylinders, but Webby throws a wrench into it, which is an issue when she's the main focus of the episode. Like imagine… the whole point of a character is “we’re not related by blood but we are family”, then out of nowhere in the last episode they decide to say “oh wait all along webby was actually a clone of scrooge, which means she’s his daughter”
@@anonymouslucario285 I mean… the point of a show is to talk about, some people like some things, other people don’t, I could say Velma and teen titans go are just a show and it doesn’t matter, the internet would blow up, but it’s true I have that mindset because they’re shows I’m not interested in, this is me discussing a show relevant to the video (the point I made even being bought up in the video) I don’t see the issue of me expressing an opinion
Rise of the TMNT has the best visuals and animation I've ever seen in a Western TV cartoon, and I will die on this hill. Even some of the meh episodes can be carried by the animation alone, although the writing did get MUCH stronger starting in the second half of S1. It's a real shame what happened to it, and I still hope it returns
I feel the tmnt fandom are the ones who slept on it. I admit that I even hated the look of it at first and all the changes threw me off. But when I actually watched (right when it ended unfortunately) it I fell in love with it! Needs more love for sure
@@Commenter839 The only one cartoon that can rival Rise animation is probably Lego Monkie Kid, can't rememeber any other cartoon that is as well animated as these 2. The worst thing is both are painfully underrated
@@bootyyyshaker9000_ahem yk I've never watched LMK (I've really wanted to though, I just wish the first two seasons were easier to access) but I've seen clips and that show also looks insanely good, yeah. Every Flying Bark show from Rise onward has some crazy good visuals, but even by those standards, Rise and LMK are on another level. I've heard Flying Bark is animating the upcoming ATLA reboot, and I'm ngl that's the only reason I plan to watch it. That studio is way too good for all of their shows to fly under the radar and get cancelled
DC Superhero Girls (2019), in my humble opinion, is an example of a reboot that can be better than original. The "original" webseries of the same name premiered back in 2015 was nothing a quantity over quality cashgrab that only existed to sell toys. DC Superhero Girls (2019), on the other hand, is more than that. Despite having some flaws, it is a huge glow-up from the webseries in almost if not every aspect. The characters in the reboot have actual distinctive designs, personalities, and motives/backgrounds. All the supposed heroes are heroes, and all the supposed villains are villains. The characters, including the main 6, have actual flaws/conflicts/insecurities, leaving much more room for them to grow and develop as characters as opposed to them being perfect do-gooders from the get-go. I also like that the heroes and some of the villains have normal lives outside of their superheroes/supervillains lives just to some balance. Also, i like that the reboot isn't afraid to have some dark, creepy, and sad moments on screen as well. All I'm saying is that DC Superhero Girls (2019) is a fun show that deserves more love for what it is. It's really a shame that it got cut short in 2 seasons. Thanks for listening to my TED talk.
13:11 I heard that Pluto was supposed to be the main antagonist of the film, which would’ve been less controversial, and more in line with the original shorts, since Pluto was an antagonist in the original Chip and Dale shorts
To quote Yakko Warner: "Reboots are symptomatic of a fundamental lack of originality in hollywood. A creativity crisis fueled by terrified executives clingint to the past like rats to the debris of a sinking ship." Couldn't have said it better myself.
Something pretty cool when a reboot or revival of a old cartoon arrives is if the original VAs are able to reprise their roles. I know there's the issue if the VAs are too old but in some languages it kind of vary, I'm from Spanish Latin America and some of the shows you mentioned managed to do it in their dubs: Ducktales managed to bring back Scrooge's original VA; Animaniacs brought back the VAs for Yakko, Wakko and Pinky, but the Brain's VA couldn't because he disagreed with the payment WB. offered him In the Arnold movie they replace almost everyone from the main cast, though in the case of Helga's original VA she retired years ago; Rocko brought almost everyone, though sadly Rocko's original VA passed away years before the movie was announced; Zim also managed to bring back almost everyone, same with the Rugrats reboot For Clone High only Abe's original VA came back Futurama is a funny case because the original Neutral Spanish dub cast was replaced in its fist revival, but for this new one they brought back the original VAs, save for Zoidberg (who was the only one who remain in the first revival) whom VAs is now retired
The quality of a reboot or revival always depends on how much effort was put into it, plain and simple. Were the writers relying on nostalgia to win audiences or did they actually try to give a fresh new take on a beloved property? Thats why Ducktales 2017 and Rise of the TMNT were so fire. Sure everyone was skeptical at first (especially with rottmnt) but the boldness and the creativity of the writers to do something new is what gained audiences, not just nostalgia. Unfortunately both Ducktales and RotTMNT were unjustly canceled because big studios don't care about fresh new ideas and taking risks and just want something to make a lot of money really easily.
Interesting thing. I actually watched the og duck tales just before the reboot was announced and personally? I loved it. Honestly a reboot will always be a product of the time it was made so in my opinion a good reboot stands on the line between being faithful to the original and being new enough to bring new people to the franchise
I agree with you, the "animashuon" community focuses too much on the negative aspects of reboots like TTG or PPG 2016 and not enough about ones that are actually spectacular like Thundercats (2011), DuckTales, and the Beavis and Butthead revival from 2022 which is my personal favorite. Beavis and Butthead season 9 is a masterpiece and the movie where they "Do The Universe" perfectly set up this new universe, there's even some episodes where the duo are middle-aged losers on welfare and its absolutely hilarious! Nobody talks about it enough...
Well, you exceeded my expectations. This is largely correct, while being well edited. My ranking would be Florpus > Jungle Movie >>>>>> Static Cling """Rescue Rangers""" is an insult to injury (the injury being the 2011 comic not getting at least a few more arcs).
Biker Mice From Mars is getting a 3rd revival ….just how???? I barely remember the first 90s series as a TMNT ripoff and maybe saw 1 episode of the 2000s revival
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Fun fact: the reason DuckTales 2017 was rushed in season 3 was because it ran into the same problem as the Owl House. Got cancelled. However, they were allowed to make their full season unlike Owl House
So long, Negaduck
DuckTales 2017 wasn't rushed, it had a good amount of episodes on Season 3.
@@brytilaartell that to negaduck 😭😭 (still upset)
Yeah it sucks
@@brytilaar yeah because they got their full season 3 but I bet if we had season 4 they would have explored more stuff like Poe De Spell and Negaduck
Im shocked at how fast Toonshi can talk for no reason while still being understandable.
Oh my god I just realized how fast he is talking
Damn, I never realized that myself. But I live in a city so maybe I’m just so used to it to make it unnoticeable lol
Bro is the Eminem of the cartoon commentary community
I was just about to say the same thing
My opinion on reboots always depends on how good or bad they are. Because it is quite unfair that so many people flag them all as unoriginal considering how good "Ducktales" was
You're not wrong, but at the same time, you can't blame fans for having little faith in reboots since more often than not, companies put little to no effort in reboots with the only goal they have in mind is to make money at no cost.
should talk about the alvin one your pfp is
@pinkbunnyskye571 oh yeah, the reboot in question is one of the worse ones. It has it's good but the mediocre outweighs it by a margin
Yeah
Ducktales was good because they had new stories to tell like Della's backstory, webby and Mrs. Beakley's backstories, and new backstories for characters like daisy, Jose and Ponchito and the duck family as a whole. Most other reboots are just concerned about staying as close to the original as possible in regards to storytelling(you never can stay the same-people and taste change). So it will always feel old hat if you are hearing the same stories
My favorite cartoon reboots/revivals are stuff like Ducktales 2017, TMNT 2012, and Transformers Prime. They still remain recognizable as the previous original series, however, they're able to elevate their stories in major ways that not only helps them stand out, but also provides a level of quality that couldn't be possible during the eras when their predecessors were previously created.
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Yess, TMNT was such a massive part of my childhood, but no one I knew growing up watched or liked it, so I love how much recognition it's getting now.
I really hated what they did to Animaniacs. The original was for CHILDREN but also had stuff for ADULTS, but the new one was for the previous fans without having the elements which MADE it so popular. I loved the Ducktales revival, because you didn’t have to see the original or other shows, but it ALSO had stuff for fans of those shows
Well in animaniacs case it had the “genius” idea of having current day family guy writers on it
Also Ducktales had those lovely comicbook eastereggs.
I really hated the Powerpuff Girls revival because it was 100% intent on brainlessly using iconography from the original show while pretending it was higher than it or its viewers.
Hulu's Animaniacs can be Decent on its own, but I'd be lying if I said it wasn't a downgrade from the original show in some way. Especially when it comes to the cast of characters. The reboot switching between The Warner Siblings and Pinky and The Brain just got repetitive.
@@mattkugelman4369 People who write for 'Family Guy' aren't the same as the people who wrote for 'Animaniacs'. They're two different kinds of comedy, and what works for one show doesn't mean it'll work for another.
Webby was more of a Mabel-Dipper hybrid. She would be excited and loud but also have done tons of research and be a need like Dipper. She looked up to Scrooge like Dipper looked up to Ford
This. I'm tired of people saying Webby is a Mabel clone, even if they say that's for the best.
that and she doesn't have mabel's more negatvie traits
@jskywalker58 she had some just less often. (Having a bigger cast definitely helps, they can focus on the triplets or Scrooge's negative traits.)
She’s just typical quirky every show has nowadays
Yeah but there were times she felt like a mary sue, tbh
The thing about the Animaniacs reboot is, it SEEMED to leave a strong impression at first despite the whole 'shutting out Ruegger' shit, but then more cracks show the further along you go in. It undoubtedly still had its high points throughout but it's easy to see why the perception turned the way it did (even more so with how we now have Tiny Toons Looniversity, which seemed to do right on a lot of where this went wrong).
ruegger?
@@jskywalker58Tom Ruegger, one of the original creators and producers, he (alongside most of the other original writers for Animaniacs) weren't brought on for the reboot.
And it helps in a way that TTL is already established to be in an alternate universe instead of trying to be as faithful as possible. I still hate the twins change that they made, but making it more of its own thing helps it stand out more when being handled by completely different staff than the Ruegger-made original Tiny Toons as well. Also certain elements like Babs and Lola (who I think was inspired by Babs) co-existing in the same show is very much welcome by me!
@@supernatsu1191I can tolerate that as long as its good while it pays respects to the series it’s rebooting.
I love how chill Toonshi is even when discussing things he really dislike. You've really come a long buddy, I'm proud of you.
He grew past his Foekoe stage, and matured as a person.
Good on him!
@@Bazigoawhat's wrong with Foekoe?
@@BazigoaHasn't Cartoonshi been around longer than Foekoe?
Much better than MrEnter who gets really defensive and irrationally angry easily over minuscule and trivial things about "bad stuff".
Unlike Dumbsville, who gets ridiculously mad and aggressive over the tiniest things that aren’t even that bad.
Ducktails 2017 is honestly way to underrated
How? It was one of the most talked about Reboots when it aired and people still talk fondly about it after it ended.
@@mechajay3358 yeah but it’s more overshadow compared to amphibia and the owl house which do get me wrong are great shows but still
@@mechajay3358 it's the most talked about in "Reboots"
In the general cartoon show (specifically adventure genre) Ducktales is not that popular.
It was pretty popular when came out. The hype just died down.
how is it underrated!? stop calling thing's underrated when they aren't!
The Looney Tunes Show (2011) and Rise of the TMNT (2018) are both excellent reboots that take a different interpretation of the characters were shat on at the time for being different. Yeah, some reboots are soulless cash grabs, but honestly in my experience it seems to be 50/50 on whether we get a PPG 2016 vs. a DuckTales 2017, and they all deserve to be given a chance
I would say every TMNT show (barring that weird show that came out between 80s and 2003 TMNT) is a great example of succesful reimagining of an IP. Every iteration has something to offer and I can recommend most of them.
@@leithaziz2716 Oh yeah, definitely. I just singled out Rise specifically because that was one that came to mind that got a ton of hate when it came out, only for public opinion to shift when the show ended.
I don't know if we should call Rise of the TMNT and the Looney Tunes Show reboots, I think the word revival would be more appropriate. They're new interpretations of an older show but with a completely new continuity and tone, made years after the previous version
With the Hey, Arnold!, Rocko's Modern Life and Invader Zim movie, I think the term continuation would be also more appropriate, since those movies are made by their original creators and the artstyle is almost the same, just in HD and digitally colored in Rocko's case
@@pablocasas5906I agree because Looney Tunes and TMNT are just reimaginings for the IP in general every time and they aren’t reboots of any particular show
Rise really sucked
I loved the ducktales reboot
It made me feel nostalgic for something in never watched. (Im 14)
But my mom loved the original as a child
The Tiny Toons reboot is pretty ok. I feel like it's biggest problem is that it focuses too much on the core 5 characters, when I think the biggest charm of Tiny Toons is that there's such a wide cast of characters that can differ from who they're based on.
Same thing with the Animaniacs reboot. I love the Warner Brothers (and the Warner Sister) and Pinky and the Brain as much as anyone, but it feels very stripped down compared to the original.
At the bare minimum, at least the bigger cast does keep regular in the background rather than just getting a pity episode to appear.
@@fabr1cat0rgeneral94 Crazy how 2 reboots about WB 90s cartoons have the exact same problem with their casts.
It’s like Better Call Saul if the show only focuses on the main characters and everyone else don’t matter.
Which is complete garbage. The background characters matter along with the secondary since they are pushing the shows from good to great.
At least they didn't full on toss out the others outside the core 5 like the Animaniacs reboot and the Looney Tunes even get bigger roles in plots also.
The Ducktales reboot was so awesome. It felt historical when Della showed up. It was just kind of weird for a bit, because Hue and Leo from Rise of TMNT had the same voice actor. So he was just the voice of the blue brother
Imo the voice actor thing never really bothered me once you realise that Ben schwarts just likes voicing blue characters
Yeah he voiced Sonic too 😭 and Randy Cunningham (who isn’t blue save for his eyes, but he *is* a Ninja like Leonardo) Once you start watching one show over the other and get more immersed in the characters you slowly start to differentiate them, even if they do sound very similar. Took a while for me with rc9gn.
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Ben Schwartz
@@oneiricalsFinally someone else who remembers RC9GN, that show was sick and I wish it can get a 3rd season
Hue? You mean dewey
Id like to note that the animaniacs reboot seems to also have a habit of staying on model way more then the original show, which really took away some of the joy of its slapstick for me.
Yes, I always find it weird when shows never go off model because that’s a big advantage of being 2D animated. And they just… don’t use it?
Thats thanks to Flash Animation.Which i what a lot of cartoons these days.Not all but a lot
The Ducktales reboot is genuinely one of my favorite shows of all time. Right behind the Dhmis tv series.
Honestly the Animaniacs revival is so weird to me because when it first came out, I saw people on cartoon twt act like it was above critique but nowadays it's like none of them remember it exists, says alot about how low quality it was compared to the original.
As someone who grew up with the original 'DuckTales', and watched the reboot, I have to agree with you that it's probably the best of the modern reboots/revival's we've gotten in the last seven years. It's funny how 'DuckTales', as A property, shines in A sea of mediocre crap. The original came out at A time when nearly every cartoon was A half hour toy commercial, and the reboot came out at A time where nearly every cartoon is A reboot/revival. Oh, and F*CK 'TEEN TITANS GO'!
Ok, mid-2010s cartoon reviewer
@@anonymouslucario285 I haven't even made cartoon review videos.
As someone who grew up with it; I hated it. The kids were the worst! Also didn't like how drastically they changed some old characters. If Scrooge, Donald and Launchpad were more of the main focus; the show would had been better.
Only thing I liked was some of the new characters and that they didn't go with the tiresome (what people call) "Calarts/Tumblr" style that so many shows have/had at that time.
@@steffimaier7297 could you elaborate on why you hate these new versions of the kids?
My little pony friendship is magic is a great reboot.
Is crazy how is so good people forget or don't know it's a reboot
It's absolutely insane for a couple years how MLP: FIM was so good that it outshone the franchise it originated from.
fax bro i do like it but i like the new version even if i dont watch it i like it because i want to give the creators love and respect and so should you. even if i like it, that will never make me stop liking mlp friendship is magic.
What's your opinion on the ugly 3d one
@@supersmashseandx1991i like it
I binged through all three seasons of the Ducktales reboot and I love it. I tried watching the original but could only watch 2 episodes before giving up, as the new version just feels better.
personally i prefer the original
Same, I didn’t like the original too much because how donald only had a few episodes.
I watched both versions and the new one felt predictable with its stories, the old one was more original
@@grth-is6xv i prefer the original mainly because the globetrotting adventures they went on in the original felt more exciting
@a.rtomboy6202 speaking of don rosa i heard he didn't like the reboot because (in his words) "bear no similarity to barks original comics".
Just wanted to mention since i don't hear many people bring that up.
Ducktales 2017 needs to be studied. It is the only recent reboot I know of that's almost universally loved by old and new fans alike. And this in spite of the new art-style, most of the main characters having completely different personalities, excessive amounts of fan-service, and even race-swapping some characters. Why did they succeed so well where almost everyone else fails?
I think it's the matter of the landscape around it. 6 years ago we were just getting the worst crock of shit and then as the dust settled afterwards and everyone gave it a second look the fanbase grew in hindsight.
see: Star Wars prequels in comparison to the sequels.
I didn't like it. They changed way too much and the kids were super annoying.
I don't think most of the old fans loved the reboot tbh
@@krystelpines106 In my experience, steffimaier up there is literally the only person who dislikes the series
@@DuneStone6816 There are plenty, especially people in Europe. One of the big artists that set the foundation even for the original DT; openly dislikes it. Also the fact the reboot got axed early and barely any merch was sold (I didn't see any at all, and the merch I did see was based on the classic DT) and now barely anyone talking about it; should be a sign that this reboot wasn't as popular as fans like to believe.
Reboots can be good or bad, but it really comes down to strong writing and respect for both the originals and the fans. I really want to like the new season of Futurama, and I love having the voice actors back again, but its one of the most uneven things I've ever seen. There are some great gags, and I really love the Xmas episode, but so far every episode has been so full of fan service (some good, some not so good) that its hard to fully enjoy. I think its 7 episodes in to the new season and there hasn't been any regular delivery episodes or weird new planets unless there's layers of topical humor slapped on top (and I know all the eras had topical humor, but the writing used to be a lot sharper and quicker)
Wait... SOMEONE ACTUALLY AKNOWLEDGES DUCK TALES (2017)?? YOOOOOOOO!
It's one of my favourite shows at the moment and it's so sad that the fandom is dead :^
Fr the show is so underrated
Agreed, this show is underrated
I loved it as well, it’s a pity the show is finished, Lena and Della I think were my 2 fav characters
Yes... because the show is 6 years old and over.
I think.
They were talking about it a lot when it was actually coming out!
I don’t know why they ever thought the words "Animaniacs" and "cynical" should go together. Hell, if you really want to spend a reboot bitching about how much the current world sucks, Slappy Squirrel is RIGHT THERE!
Because most modern shows wants to be cynical for some reason.
@@redpanda6497 not all of them
even Slappy was better than the reboot. Probably because she has that touch of universal, ageless humor.
because family guy writers.
i've mentioned that too, so strange.
dissapointing.@@offthewallscrazy
The level of humor of this guy is unmatched.
The Chip and Dale movie could've literally had any other character replacing them and the story would be exactly the same since it barely has much to do with the original show.
It could've just as well been a Star vs movie about Star and Marco trying to find a better ending
Like "Bonkers" for example. A cartoon Disney tried to recreate the success of Roger Rabbit. It even had the same premise.
At least the Beavis and Butt-Head revival is great and hasn't changed one bit. Even the 2011 was good too
Honestly it was pretty nice that they made hey Arnold the jungle movie and gave it the send off it deserved, since the fans have been waiting for years for that movie to come out.😺
DuckTales is honestly the best reboot in my opinion!
Especially the Art style and animation
it just makes me go YES!
Woah!
The Beavis and Butt-Head reboot is surprisingly faithful to the original, the new movie works well and the show that came with it is just as funny as it was in the 90s, it’s my favorite cartoon reboot of all time but I respect other people’s opinions
I think people are unaware of the B&B reboot because it's a Paramount+ exclusive and that service isn't very popular. Well, Paramount/Viacom in general isn't very good at advertising their content
@@pablocasas5906 yeah, Paramount + sucks ass, so I pirated it
I actually kind of enjoyed the reboot myself. The animation was a bit offputting at first, but it grew on me.
They even had some segments where they fully grown up in the original universe, which I thought was cool, as well.
@@BasedRamen I know! Not a single dull episode, except for the fire one
@@JamboreeBlackberryFor me it was 50/50 some were laugh out loud funny and some I felt nothing. Usually the adult beavis and butthead segments were the dull ones for me. The fire segment was the worst to me though. Otherwise I feel it was a good strong reboot. Animaniacs reboot season 1 I also enjoyed but two and three were meh.
Edit: spelling
Some of my favorite reboots/revivals are TMNT 2012 (I will always be biased toward this adaptation), Beavis and Butthead, and Ducktales 2017. I think they were all well done and were faithful to the property while having their own identities. I agree that some reboots/revivals are awful looking at you Ren and Stimpy: APC.
TMNT 2012 is amazing. I rewatched it a few times recently and it's so funny and charming. It handled the characters and tone perfectly imo. It and 2018 TMNT are two of my favorite shows.
Revivals need to hit a narrow goldilocks zone to be good.
They need to capture the old spirit and magic of the original; if they don't then it'll just seem like nostalgia pandering and riding on the coattails of established beloved characters.
At the same time, they need to inject fresh, new ideas in order to avoid becoming stale and outdated.
The modern Ducktails did a fantastic job of hitting that sweet spot.
Unfortunately, most of them wind up swinging too far in one direction or the other.
the Chip & Dale rescue rangers movie would have fared far better if it was a Bonkers! movie with Bonkers uncovering the bootleg ring with Popeye's adoptive son being the mobster in charge of the outfit like Mr. B from KND. and Bonker's old partner having undergone claymation surgery to become a toon.
i actually love the ducktales reboot sm, tho i just wish the ending wasnt as stupid as it was. i dont think it was a bad ending, but it felt really lazy to here ‘family is the greatest adventure’ 💀 i think its a really good show tho and i wish more people watch it. and the cast is perfect in my eyes. david tennant, jim rash, lin manuel miranda (i can’t believe hamilton is in this show) , danny pudi, ben schwartz, paget brewster and so many more talented people. the show just means alot to me and i think its worth the watch :,)
Ducktales 2017 is just a good show period. Which for a reboot is the best compliment i can give. I don't need to watch the og to love it. It's good on its own
Ngl I think the Total Drama reboot was pretty good (minus one particular episode that you've probably seen floating around), it had my personal second favorite cast behind the original since a lot of them feel realistic and go through decent development. It's a shame that Chris's iconic voice had to change, but considering what happened with his original VA, it's understandable and you do get used to his new voice after a while. I like that they gave Chef more of a role after he was underused in the last couple seasons. I have high hopes for the second season since they're using all of the cast again which will hopefully give more development time for the ones who were eliminated early last time.
Ducktales might honestly be the franchise with the most consistent quality i've ever seen.
From having some of the most impactful works in the world of comic books by Carl Barks and the later continuation of said works by Don Rosa, to having a great animated adaptation of those comics that changed the perception that 80s cartoons had established, to having one of the first few good licensed videogames in history, to having a remake of said game that was even better and had even more passion for the IP, to having a reboot of the original TV show that was actually pretty great and had its own identity.
Duckbros keep winning
No one talks about Thundercats 2011 because
1.) The cartoon commentary community was nowhere near as prevalent back then as it is now
2.) Most people wrote off the series as "too anime" before it even released
3.) Cartoon Network didn't see immediate toy sales from the show so it went out of its way to put the show in terrible timeslots to smother it in its sleep
4.) It's too old and not controversial enough to try and milk it in today's climate
i was loosing my sht over it as a 9 year old it was so cool and when i lerned there was an original i cringed so hard from that 80s esence and never tried watching it again
but knowing what the creators had planned... maybe its for the better it was canseled
Thundercats 2011 was just ok.
and all of those reasons are no excuse and bs.
I honestly think besides maybe Twitter. I think the cartoon community has drastically reduced by a lot. If going by youtube alone. Only some stuff gets brought up like the Primos controversy and the new Fionna & Cake show. But like you don't really see videos being made on the current state of Cartoon Network anymore. Only from very small channels with a lot of the major reviewers just gone nowadays.
My favorite “adaptation/reboot/whatever the fuck you call it” is TMNT 2012.
The 2012 Ninja Turtles series is genuinely fantastic, it has amazing plot progression, the characters aren’t one note, the voice acting and the voice cast are peak, it’s one of the few 3D animated shows at the time that ACTUALLY LOOKS GOOD with its stylized animation, the series takes a lot of older concepts from the movies, comics, and others series and does something unique instead of just shoving it in like so many other reboots do, the soundtrack is killer, and l the dark and creepy vibe this show has makes it stand out from other Tmnt series.
I genuinely recommend you watch it and review it Cartoonshi as it is one of the most underrated shows I’ve ever seen!
You gave chip and dale a 1/10, but your forgetting the real atrocity.... Gadget having kids with the fly! Burn that movie.
For a moment I thought you meant Inspector Gadget
I still remember the angry russians, lmao. Though to be fair, that shit came out just when the Ukraine-Russia war started, and a lot of degenerates started to draw shock value shit and porn to make them and any Gadget fan angry.
Are you one of those gadget simps who raged over that?
Isn't there also controversy regarding how close Peter Pan's backstory in the movie is to his real life original actor?
Reboots are honestly a hit or miss depending on the people who are behind it. They could either be even better than their original source, an outright insult to the original, or in between.
David Tennant a great voice actor, My favorite character i know him for was a Call of Duty character, WW2 Zombies: Drostan
I could not get into the animaniacs reboot. Sometimes I don’t wanna be reminded that the real world is shit
Or at least save the reminders that the world sucks for Slappy Squirrel's segments. It would've fit her so much better.
Just skip the Animaniacs stuff and watch the P&B segments
Even worse, it was plainly biased "the world is shit."
Also... who did this show even think it was for??
@@absolutezerochill2700 people who grew up with it?
2023 is becoing a wild year for reboots an revivals!
13:16 FINALLY SOMEONE MENTIONS THAT!!! It rubbed me the wrong way when I first saw the film, but I didn’t see anyone talking about it online
I literally only watched the Animanics reboot for Pinky and the Brain lmao, though I think the show did find its footing a bit in seasons 2 and 3. It wasn't perfect, but I still enjoyed it.
DuckTales 2017 was great except for season 3 when the show started to get terrible, but overall, it is a good example how to actually make a reboot (and I also love 1987 despite it's flaws), just wish the finale could have been good.
I thought the third season was just okay. It had a bit more hits than misses, but that’s mostly because of the finale, which for the most part, I enjoyed. I mean, the whole “Webby is Scrooge’s daughter” thing was pretty stupid (despite the mountains of foreshadowing going all the way back to episode one), and the first third felt a bit insular by mostly being set in the house, but I still think it wrapped things up nicely. Otherwise, season 3 is quite the mixed bag
@@bullmonty764 The foreshadowing was very poor honestly, no, the fact that she makes the same pose as a Scrooge statue or that she also loves adventure doesn't mean she is daughter, the only one that makes kinda sense is the one of Nightmare in Killmotor Hill, but that's it.
S3 was great. So many great eps Quack Pack, Astro Boyd, 007, Get Dangerous, Santa stole Christmas, etc and the finale wasn't perfect but it was overall great
@@dimentdash The Christmas episode of season 3 was mediocre, and Astro BOYD was just fine, the others you mention were great tho.
@@misteriosodesconocido8246 Louie's 11 and Escape Impossibin are also great. S3 is on par with S1 and S2 imo just a consistently great series overall.
“Try not to talk about Teen Titans Go for more than 1 second”
Cartoon Community: FAILS IMMEDIATELY
I would say for the Ben 10 reboot it got better as the seasons went on. From what I could gather there was just a lot of meddling with the first season but the team was allowed to do what they wanted with later seasons. I will say that it does give us a better 10 year old Ben and Gwen dynamic than the original at times.
In some ways it did improve on the original a bit. I wonder what plans they had in mind for later episodes if the show wasn't cancelled
I haven't watched the reboot, but if you ask Ben 10 fans, they will tell you there was a jump in quality from the 1st to 2nd season.
Also it at least bring back the original creator
@@ashuraomega1000
Well they were gonna show what types of hybrids Kevin's aliens were.
Another cartoon that got rebooted recently was Total Drama, and it was really good tbh and surprised a lot of people
while i do prefer the original (and this is coming from someone who saw the reboot first) i do absolutely love ducktales 2017, its not perfect but it is without a doubt one of the best reboots in recent years, glad to hear you bring it up since it kinda feels like ever since the show ended, people just kinda forgot about it.
I didnt know I needed a Cartoonshi Funke collab but know I do.
I don't even know who that other guy is but now I need a collab between them
@@user-mo4os7hn9f I watch Funke all the time, mans funny as hell
"start a family"
PREACH
I'm very happy that I caught this video a minute after it was uploaded
I watched Tiny Toons Looniversity and I think it’s really good so far. The only criticism I have is that they didn’t give much roles to the fan favorite characters like Fifi and Furrball. I just hope that more episodes would bring them a bigger purpose, but overall, considering that I only seen a handful of episodes of the Animaniacs reboot, Looniversity is better than that show.
And no Elmyra
I’m actually glad elmyra isn’t there anymore. She was Warner Bros pest in the 90s. I found her super annoying.
Yeah, I think it'd be better if they did more with the characters outside of the main cast. I'd like to see more Furrball, Calamity, Shirley and so forth.
Timestamps:
1:45 Teen Titans Go
1:59 Ducktales (The one with the best Reboot)
4:46 Animaniacs (It´s Raboot is still so much better than 99% of most Revivals/Reboots)
7:01 Nick Revivals
9:10 Clone High
11:02 Chip & Dale: Rescue Rangers (I know why People remember it, and it kinda terrifies me)
13:38 Futurama
Honestly the Invader Zim movie was a breathe of fresh air after 20 years I've watched that show since I was a kid and it's still my favorite show to this day (I mean obviously by my profile pic lol)
Hey Arnold and Rocko were two other childhood shows I love and the movies did pretty good (Though I felt like they rush Arnold and Helga being together and the meta jokes in Rocko do not age well but still good) Honestly your video does a great job in my opinion keep it up!
Futurama *feels* frozen in a time-thing somehow.
Like, Momazon and Explovid? Getting cancelled jokes? All of that felt relevant four years ago.
In Futurama's defense, writing and animation takes time, I think an episode of The Simpsons takes more than 7 months to make. I can imagine Futurama's revival season started being written more than a year ago and the writers just wanted to incorporate topical subjects, but the thing is that in our modern Internet age news, social issues and trends change faster than they used to do back in the 2000s. Futurama's first revival had the same issues, which in turn is also a common complaint that The Simpsons have faced since season 15 onwards
@@pablocasas5906 Good point. It still feels...weird.
Im pretty sure everyone immediately thought of TTG
Ducktales reboot is a 9/10 for me. Absolutely my favorite cartoon reboot of all time and one of my favorite shows on Disney channel
Even though it is an anime, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure technically had a reboot. The original OVAs, and the infamously lost Phantom Blood movie covered stuff that was redone in the 2012 anime with parts 1 and 3.
Also Baki. I hate Netflix's decisions regarding Baki.
I hope we can see maybe possibly a video from Cartoonshi focusing on Fionna and Cake or Adventure Time Distant Lands, especially since Fionna and Cake was given the TV-14 rating
I don't if it's good, but based on some clips to me it runs into the problem of not feeling like the original show and tries to be overly depressing.
DuckTales 2017 *needed* a fourth season, like badly so. They introduced waaay too much stuff that they just left hanging wide open _cough_ Negaduck _cough_
The Negaduck thing stings so much because it was a lose-lose situation when it came to him, original storyboards show he was gonna be the twist villain in the second part of the DW two parter, but one of the co-creators said none of the writers felt he was done justice within a single episode, so it was either omit him entirely and make Bulba the villain in both episodes, or force Negaduck in there only to get an unsatisfying conclusion
I heard about the Negaduck thing and it's a huge waste of good foreshadowing.
The problem is that they failed to introduce Negaduck, because when the third season was being filmed, the voice actor of Negaduck, Jim Cummings, had trials with his ex-wife, so he could not be present, and that is why Negaduck did not even appear in the third season.
Hey kinda tmnt 2012
Not just Nega Duck. Poe was also an unresolved plot thread....
So, Nega Duck could have been the main villain... or... since they were using a song from the NES game.
Why not have Dracula Duck be a villain? Flip the role from the remaster, and have Magicka working for him to find her brother?
Eh, just spitballing ideas here.
As someone completely unbiased I watched the first season of the animaniacs reboot 1st then watched the og after that. After watching EVERY episode of the og show I looked back and tried to watch season 2 of the reboot. I couldn't get past episode 3 before dropping it thats how big of a difference it was.
3:50 most excellent points, however Ducktales has flaws that need a video to address theme like in what you did with Loud house.
As a man who’s childhood was also compiled of watching old ducktales DVDs I thought the ducktales reboot was fantastic
Completely agree on duck tales falling apart at the end. I think FOWL had enough setup for that finale but the webby thing kinda came outta nowhere to me.
Hey Cartoonshi, sorry if this seems a bit out of nowhere, but I really loved this video. If you ever consider doing a follow-up/part 2, I'd really love to see you discuss other cartoon reboot/revivals. Mainly, "Voltron: Legendary Defenders" because I find it amusing just how hard they dropped the ball on that. Also, "Studio MIR," the animation team behind "Voltron" is also responsible for several reboots and revivals, with their most recent product being "My Adventures with Superman."
The Animaniacs reboot becomes more frustrating the more I look back at it. The trailer showed a lot of promise, and while the first season wasn't without its charm and humor, it missed the mark in a lot of places (the animation, the writing, characterization, etc.). Unfortunate that this would continue on into the later seasons to the point where the show literally ends with (Spoiler!) everyone presumably dying. It was a bizarre ending that kind of feels indicative of the problem with the show's new focus of humor: it's often morbid, gross, and mean-spirited.
I will never understand why with the reboot they say it is very mean-spirited even though the original series was always that mean-spirited, I said it before and I'll say it again, that does not take away the fact that in the original series he was literally the zone of comfort where the writings took revenge for everything, every time something happened to the writings in real life or the competition simply bothered them (the latter referring to all the parodies of Disney), they turned it into an episode where they took revenge of anything that they disliked, that's the same as the reboot but in this one they do it differently compared to the original series.
4:32 finally someone who admits the show falls apart at the end, the ending literally destroys webbys arc
Who cares?
@@anonymouslucario285 I do because they decided to destroy what the entire show had built for her
Webby's arc of Found Family is thrown in the dumpster in favor of making her a test tube Baby of Scrooge. Everything else in The Last Adventure is firing on all cylinders, but Webby throws a wrench into it, which is an issue when she's the main focus of the episode.
Like imagine… the whole point of a character is “we’re not related by blood but we are family”, then out of nowhere in the last episode they decide to say “oh wait all along webby was actually a clone of scrooge, which means she’s his daughter”
@@EggBeter it's just a show
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I mean you could look at it at a different angle.
@@anonymouslucario285 I mean… the point of a show is to talk about, some people like some things, other people don’t, I could say Velma and teen titans go are just a show and it doesn’t matter, the internet would blow up, but it’s true I have that mindset because they’re shows I’m not interested in, this is me discussing a show relevant to the video (the point I made even being bought up in the video) I don’t see the issue of me expressing an opinion
I feel like Rise of the TMNT is a hugely underrated reboot. I feel like it got slept on simply beacuse it was a TMNT Series
ong rottnmt is incredible! especially the movie! i love the graphics sm, and its just such a fun show to watch
Rise of the TMNT has the best visuals and animation I've ever seen in a Western TV cartoon, and I will die on this hill. Even some of the meh episodes can be carried by the animation alone, although the writing did get MUCH stronger starting in the second half of S1. It's a real shame what happened to it, and I still hope it returns
I feel the tmnt fandom are the ones who slept on it. I admit that I even hated the look of it at first and all the changes threw me off. But when I actually watched (right when it ended unfortunately) it I fell in love with it! Needs more love for sure
@@Commenter839 The only one cartoon that can rival Rise animation is probably Lego Monkie Kid, can't rememeber any other cartoon that is as well animated as these 2. The worst thing is both are painfully underrated
@@bootyyyshaker9000_ahem yk I've never watched LMK (I've really wanted to though, I just wish the first two seasons were easier to access) but I've seen clips and that show also looks insanely good, yeah. Every Flying Bark show from Rise onward has some crazy good visuals, but even by those standards, Rise and LMK are on another level.
I've heard Flying Bark is animating the upcoming ATLA reboot, and I'm ngl that's the only reason I plan to watch it. That studio is way too good for all of their shows to fly under the radar and get cancelled
I remember when I watched duck tales 2017 I really loved it when my mom loved it too
Toonshi never fails to disappoint us.
toonshi never fails to spread my cheeks and leave a load in me
Tiny Toons Looniversity is better that the Animaniacs reboot. At least Tiny Toons brought ALL the characters back…
I'm really loving your newer videos (even though I still like your old ones).
Keep it up!!
DC Superhero Girls (2019), in my humble opinion, is an example of a reboot that can be better than original. The "original" webseries of the same name premiered back in 2015 was nothing a quantity over quality cashgrab that only existed to sell toys. DC Superhero Girls (2019), on the other hand, is more than that. Despite having some flaws, it is a huge glow-up from the webseries in almost if not every aspect. The characters in the reboot have actual distinctive designs, personalities, and motives/backgrounds. All the supposed heroes are heroes, and all the supposed villains are villains. The characters, including the main 6, have actual flaws/conflicts/insecurities, leaving much more room for them to grow and develop as characters as opposed to them being perfect do-gooders from the get-go.
I also like that the heroes and some of the villains have normal lives outside of their superheroes/supervillains lives just to some balance. Also, i like that the reboot isn't afraid to have some dark, creepy, and sad moments on screen as well.
All I'm saying is that DC Superhero Girls (2019) is a fun show that deserves more love for what it is. It's really a shame that it got cut short in 2 seasons.
Thanks for listening to my TED talk.
Dude the 80s version of scrooge Mcduck was just as energetic.
That's just his opinion
6:30 Actually, the showrunner in the Animaniacs reboot is former Family Guy writer Wellesley Wild.
My favorite reboot is Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated. It's amazing 🤩
13:11 I heard that Pluto was supposed to be the main antagonist of the film, which would’ve been less controversial, and more in line with the original shorts, since Pluto was an antagonist in the original Chip and Dale shorts
No lie when i first saw the promo for DuckTales i didn't realize it was a reboot.
To quote Yakko Warner:
"Reboots are symptomatic of a fundamental lack of originality in hollywood. A creativity crisis fueled by terrified executives clingint to the past like rats to the debris of a sinking ship."
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Something pretty cool when a reboot or revival of a old cartoon arrives is if the original VAs are able to reprise their roles. I know there's the issue if the VAs are too old but in some languages it kind of vary, I'm from Spanish Latin America and some of the shows you mentioned managed to do it in their dubs:
Ducktales managed to bring back Scrooge's original VA; Animaniacs brought back the VAs for Yakko, Wakko and Pinky, but the Brain's VA couldn't because he disagreed with the payment WB. offered him
In the Arnold movie they replace almost everyone from the main cast, though in the case of Helga's original VA she retired years ago; Rocko brought almost everyone, though sadly Rocko's original VA passed away years before the movie was announced; Zim also managed to bring back almost everyone, same with the Rugrats reboot
For Clone High only Abe's original VA came back
Futurama is a funny case because the original Neutral Spanish dub cast was replaced in its fist revival, but for this new one they brought back the original VAs, save for Zoidberg (who was the only one who remain in the first revival) whom VAs is now retired
well at least the Hey Arnold Jungle movie and the Invader Zim movie are Great comeback movies
The quality of a reboot or revival always depends on how much effort was put into it, plain and simple. Were the writers relying on nostalgia to win audiences or did they actually try to give a fresh new take on a beloved property? Thats why Ducktales 2017 and Rise of the TMNT were so fire. Sure everyone was skeptical at first (especially with rottmnt) but the boldness and the creativity of the writers to do something new is what gained audiences, not just nostalgia. Unfortunately both Ducktales and RotTMNT were unjustly canceled because big studios don't care about fresh new ideas and taking risks and just want something to make a lot of money really easily.
idk netflix she-ra was so fresh and new that hating it was like what all the hip boomers gen x-ers were up to in 2018-19 era
Me and Cartoonshi agree that David Tennant is a gem
Loved the video as always man! Awesome work!
I love Ducktales 2017 sm it's a 10/10 show
duck tales 2017 is easily the best reboot for me and is still one of my favorite shows
I had such a good time with Looney Tunes Cartoons
Dammit i already miss it
R.I.P Alan Young.
Toonshi showing clips from Ben Rants brings back memories. I used to watch that guy when I was 8-10 years old.
Interesting thing. I actually watched the og duck tales just before the reboot was announced and personally? I loved it. Honestly a reboot will always be a product of the time it was made so in my opinion a good reboot stands on the line between being faithful to the original and being new enough to bring new people to the franchise
I agree with you, the "animashuon" community focuses too much on the negative aspects of reboots like TTG or PPG 2016 and not enough about ones that are actually spectacular like Thundercats (2011), DuckTales, and the Beavis and Butthead revival from 2022 which is my personal favorite. Beavis and Butthead season 9 is a masterpiece and the movie where they "Do The Universe" perfectly set up this new universe, there's even some episodes where the duo are middle-aged losers on welfare and its absolutely hilarious! Nobody talks about it enough...
WHAT THE HELL DID THEY DO TO CHIP(animation wise). It looks so uncanny.
Well, you exceeded my expectations. This is largely correct, while being well edited. My ranking would be Florpus > Jungle Movie >>>>>> Static Cling
"""Rescue Rangers""" is an insult to injury (the injury being the 2011 comic not getting at least a few more arcs).
It’s weird to be this early. BUT I LOVE THIS. AMAZING AS ALWAYS, MATE!
You should do the amazing world of good cartoon finales next please.
@InevitableOption-ic2vx along with amphibia and owl house
Biker Mice From Mars is getting a 3rd revival ….just how???? I barely remember the first 90s series as a TMNT ripoff and maybe saw 1 episode of the 2000s revival
DuckTales 2017 my beloved
When will Cartoonshi get his channel rebooted as CARTOONSHI GO! on hulu?