Remembering the Past | The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes
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Avengers EMH is Marvel's Justice League Unlimited.
And that's a compliment to both shows.
Nah, just Justice League, though if it got a third Season probably would’ve been it.
@@bizarroguy6570RIP AVEMH. You were what got me interested in Super Heroes
Agreed. That fact slapped.
And it's also a Fact
Agree 100% I turn to both shows for excellent stories
I remember praying for a DC vs Marvel game... before both franchises were dragged kicking and screaming into the darkest depths of Hell.
Same
Speaking of hell, 666th like here.
Smash
You mean Hollywood
@@djdraws4555 Hell-ywood?
This is the definitive version of Kang. This guy genuinely feels threatening and isn’t just another conqueror. The guy almost lost his lover and was willing to conquer another timeline to save his one
You clearly don't know Kang. The man wanted to conquer everything because he hated peace in his time
Truly a Conquerer Moment.
I don't know if you know this but that line from Cap about Tony being a futurist is pretty goddamn smart. Futurism is an Italian art and social movement, one that is mostly about modernising, yes, but it has an incredibly dark underbelly because Futurism became synonymous with Italian fascism in its later periods. Futurism wasn't only about modernisation it was specifically about taking a break from traditional values. The movement's aesthetic principles became intertwined with the political goals of fascism, emphasizing violence and destruction. so a lot of later Futurism art is actually Italian fascist propaganda, I mean a lot of them literally have Mussolini's face plastered on it. So of course when Captain America, the poster child for fighting against fascism, reads about Tony being a futurist and IMMEDIATELY has a problem with it.
I appreciate this comment. I especially like how you distinguish facism from conservatism. Conservatism IS traditionalism, varying per country because all countries don't have the same traditions. Fascism is a form of socialism, and socialism, particularly as it was manifested in the 20th century, is modernism, or at least the vigorous pursuit of what it believes to be modernism.
Tony's "I'm a futurist" tirade made him really annoying as far as I'm concerned. Like, the dude was genuinely distraught that a future man's technology from the future is much more advanced than his from the present, sending him into a spiral because "he's a futurist, he's supposed to look to the future and make it" and it feels like the show wants us to sympathise with him. When to me, that just makes me think that Tony is a whinny little btch with the most first world problem a trust fund baby billionaire like him can have: not being the smartest man in the room or able to comprehend future technology
Tony was so annoying during those bits in the cartoon. Like, the dude was genuinely distraught that the future man from the future had better technology than him because "he's a futurist. He's supposed to look to the future and make it", and the show gives the impression that we're supposed to sympathise with him. When to me, all that made me think is that Tony is a whinny little btch boy with the most first world problem someone like him, a trust fund baby billionaire, can have: NOT being the smartest man in the room, the guy with all the answers, or the guy who made the future (on top of unironically calling yourself a futurist sounding like the most pretentious sh*t ever)
Tony was so annoying during those bits in the cartoon. Like, the dude was genuinely distraught that the future man from the future had better technology than him because "he's a futurist. He's supposed to look to the future and make it", and the show gives the impression that we're supposed to sympathise with him. When to me, all that made me think is that Tony is a whinny little btch boy with the most first world problem someone like him, a trust fund baby billionaire, can have: NOT being the smartest man in the room, the guy with all the answers, or the guy who made the future (on top of unironically calling yourself a futurist sounding like the most pretentious sh*t ever)
If you see the same comment from me multiple times, youtube keeps deleting my comment and I keep rewriting it
I love the episode where Hawkeye tells Hulk, "you're helping or I'll take you down"
Hulk laughs so hard he reverts back to Banner.
So good 😊
@kevinbrisbin7563
Yeah that's how I found out that Hawkeye had balls of steel. To make a threat like that to THE HULK knowing how it would end? Could not have been me, man.
So then he wasn't wrong. He took Hulk down, just not the way he expected.
I swear this show is why hawkeye is my favourite character in marvel. This show just made him so badass. All other media of him is kinda meh to me but this show alone cemented him as my favourite.
@@ShadowWingTronix your right 🤔👍
I was already gonna favorite this, but just for the great stab at ladybug this gets my like.
Captain America clearly took the Egg Diet catalog from Gaston.
'Course he cracks the eggs first.
@@emanuelrojas2true
Also it's only in the US (yes I know thats where they are) that you shouldn't eat eggs raw or eggs from the us
“Holy Sonic approved chili dogs!”
That’s a great line Shady.
He should've mentioned that Wasp and Tails have the same voice.
To be fair to Steve in his head, technology was steam-powered heating.
Steam power does generally power for civilization to run on and one oldest form of creating power. Everything else is just steam power but with extra steps.
Pretty sure they had combustion engines and electricity in the 1940s
@@wjzav1971pretty sure they didnt use those for *heating* which was the point
Earth's Mightiest Heroes is such a great show. Really wish they kept going with it for another season or two.
You know Marvel, they don’t like to keep the good stuff. That’s why DC always has them beat in the animation department.
The main reason this show was canceled was due to the mcu becoming a huge deal. With Disney buying the rights to this show during the marvel/disney merger. Disney felt they can’t have two different versions of the avengers team at the same time, so they cancelled this show in order to have a more “mcu” style animated show with Avengers Assemble
Blame disney. The dumb old racist executive and mcu synergy
Avengers Assemble was at first a sequel to EMH, but it eventually splintered off into its own thing.
Indeed.
Earth's Mightiest Heroes and Justice League were truly the peak of super hero team shows.
Yes they are the equivalent of each other and perfectly represent their studios
Let's see if we can top them in the future.
@@bthsr7113 Agreed. We have Young Justice that's a pretty good show. Now Marvel just needs to improve their Avengers cartoons. There should be hope and inspiration for better cartoons.
Call me a contrarian but Teen Titans and Avengers Assemble>
Tony is a lot without his suit, it’s the product of his intelligence and hard work, just as much as captain americas spirit and heroism is what makes him great with his juice
And that's something a lot of people don't understand. Taking a look at the epsiode where Tony, Steve, and Thor are nerfed by Loki and the Enchantress we see that not only do they revert Tony's armor to MK-I they also cloud his brain to the point he can't operate the armor. It makes a point in reminding us that Tony is as much his mind as his suit. Afterall, the man did build the OG suit in a cave while hooked up to a battery to keep him alive (depending on the version).
The dichotomy of Captain America and Iron Man is "looking to the past" and "looking to the future", and when they converge it SHOULD be both of them coming together to look at the present. I feel like that's what the MCU seems to forget a lot.
Not to mention the difference between DC and Marvel is "gods trying to be human" and "humans trying to be gods" which are both insanely good ideas. I like the IDEA of superheroes, which is why I love your channel, because I don't have to go through several hours of content. Just short 10-30 minute bursts of info.
Man I've had the same thought with my best friend over the years about DC and Marvel's approach to its characters and arcs. I really love that outlook on the two, it's a great way to tie them together while showing what makes each unique.
Raw eggs aren't much of a risk of salmonella if they're clean and fresh. Meringue, mayonnaise, and many mixed drinks are made with raw eggs. Drinking them is just a really fast way to consume them. I particularly enjoy a prairie oyster for hang overs.
What about processed eggs?
Aight, cool, I found someone else who explained the egg thing. Good thing I checked before I made a comment myself lol.
You can still get salmonella from eating mayo that isn't refrigerated, but I don't know if you'd get sick from drinking raw eggs and eating meringue pie if it wasn't refrigerated.
@@RoronoaZoro-ur6hrit's a case by case basis.
As a rule of thumb, check if the eggs you bought are pasteurized. If yes, then it's generally considered safe to eat raw. If it isn't, please do not risk it. Exceptions can be made. For example, certain ingrediants in foods spoil slower individually than if they were already together. Some spoil faster because when certain ingredients are introduced, it oxidizes faster.
I feel like throwing up just thinking about raw eggs
The nerve of that Kang. Coming in out of nowhere. Acting like he's better by default. Not realizing his power comes entirely from someone else's hard work.
Its funny because Kaang could have easily approached this situation in oh so many different ways, gotten the Avengers to help him and together they might have figured out what exactly caused the bad future to happen and fix it.
But as Tony said "He is a jerk about it."
@@wjzav1971 yee
you could say his downfall was his pride and ego, coming from his reputation as conqueror
Now that you've opened the Marvel door, you HAVE to talk about Spectacular Spider-Man, Spider-Man TAS, and X-Men TAS!
gotta talk about that spider blood!!
spider blood!!
radioactive spider blood!!
@@mrroboshadow Spider-Man, Spider-Man, WHOA!
Yeah the Yostverse and the old and original animated marvel universe
@@victorhernandez5013 Some of the best Marvel had to offer! Unlike nowadays...
@@BrandontheAwesome FR
Cap did teach Tony how to fight in the comics, and it did come in useful at times when Tony didn't have the armor, especially after his secret identity was revealed in one of the dumbest ways a story could. Each hero has their own unique way of fighting but they can learn something from each other. I'm not sure this Cap approached it right, though.
Fun fact: There was actually a second verse to the theme song that was supposed to be used by the second season.
Too small to turn the tide
too stubborn to give in
Pushed by pain and pride
to face these fears and win
There's no one left to trust
it all comes down to us
Avengers, Assemble!
No way! Awesome and pissed at the same time
I needed more from that intro.
Unpopular opinion: I would toss the entire MCU in a wood chipper to get more seasons of Earth's Mightiest Heroes....fight me.
I agree with you
I'm with you.
So true
The MCU is just inferior version of EMH anyways
Agreed
Remember the animated Liongate Marvel films, those were the days.
I love the animated Liongate films more than the MCU.
Ultimate Avengers is what the Ultimates should have been. Heroic heroes, bright colors, and not sucking.
@@ShadowWingTronix Ultimate Marvel Comics whole thing was to take the heroes from the marvel comics and make it more "real" by dropping the "radioactive" spider for a genetically modified one. They wanted to be less "silly" so they replaced the X-men outfits with black leather, etc. Which is what inspired the X-men film outfits when they got their first feature film. The liongate films used The Ultimates as inspiration and re-introduced classic comic book hero flare back into the mix. Sort of like how Majin Buu spat out Evil Buu who ate Majin Buu and became an even more powerful incarnation in the form of Super Buu.
Ultimate Avengers is Super Buu.
My Hammer has felled even the tallest of frost giants.
*I fear this beast may not be as obliging*
@@4thDeadlySin The Ultimates also gave us incest, heroes being jerks, and that was before the Ultimate universe gave us cannibalism (the Hulk is a horny cannibal--figure that one out) and "do you think this A stands for France". I know why I don't like it, and that it was intentional for whatever reason. I still don't like it. Spider-man was the only interesting Ultimate universe book and I wasn't even interested in that.
It's been a long time sense I've seen that series, but I remember my favorite part.
Tony was trying to make sense of an energy reading and asked for the opinion of the first person to walk by what they thought it was. It just so happened that the one who walked by was the Hulk. And without missing a beat Hulk replied that it was cosmic energy (or something, like I said been awhile). I loved how that showed that Banner was still underneath all that muscle.
One of my favorite moments was when MODOK realized that his experiment to create Wonder Man was a success.
"I have created a being of pure ionic energy! I am science! I AM GENIUS!" (*eats Mjolnir*)
I love that scene because Tony is in shock while Hulk just says "it's radiation and I know radiation." It's a wonderful way to remind us that Banner and Hulk are in sync.
@@Stargazer_Ley I mean it is Bruce Banner, he's pretty much established as the number one authority on anything radiation in Marvel. When guys like Reed Richards and Hank Pym, two men with huge egos tied to their intelligence, exceeded only by the ego of DOOM, want you as their second opinion and trust it whole heartedly because you know it better than them 99% of the time, you know your shit, lol.
That was the episode the introduced the Guardians of the Galaxy. Great episode by the way.
@@draketheduelistand then the Wasp and Thor hovered there and just started to roast him!
I love how this show never took sides. They always tried to get a middle ground when two heros are at odds. Love it.
Easily one of the best superhero shows being revived from a top tier intellectual.
I haven’t thought about this show in years…
Such a banger theme.
This is by far the best marvel tv show
It is the equivalent to justice league unlimited
I mean there’s also the 90s X-Men and Spider-Man, Daredevil, Wolverine & the X-Men, and Spectacular Spider-Man
Don't forget X-Men evolution.
My son wasnt into comics and having my knighthood in nerd culture that hurt my soul. Than one day we stumbled onto this cartoon and now hes telling me about manga and indie comics. And the title song is still AMAZING!
All it takes is for them to find one piece of media to introduce them into nerd culture
"But He's being a real jerk about it" Best superhero line ever!
It also really sums up the situation. Kaang could have just shown up there, explain the situation and with the Avenger's help figure out what exactly caused the bad future and how to fix it.
I also really like them being friendly despite a disagreement. It makes it clear that they don't think anything wrong of the person they are talking to, just a single aspect of a specific situation. Stark knows Steve wants to help and that everything being said comes from both a place of friendship and experience.
Earth's Mightiest Heroes was great because as Shady said, the show was constantly built on each episode. Multiple stories would be built at once in an episode. It was amazing
I am so happy that shady made a video on one of the most important Marvel shows of my childhood
I'd also recommend checking out Iron Man Armored Adventures if you haven't the theme is amazing, and the plot actually is pretty good at times.
Didn't that show just give Iron Man the Spider-Man treatment and called it a day?
@@BrandontheAwesomeyeah and it was bad early 2010s CGI animated
@@richborn6700 Eh, I'd say it looked fine.
The armors looked much better than the people. The plots were decent, but not something to shout praise to from the mountains.
There is no TV show in existence with a more kick-ass theme song than this.
Aside from the X-Men theme, and the Spectacular Spider-Man theme
Y ben 10 y tortugas ninja
This is by far the best Marvel show that’s ever been made. The storylines and themes of the series were absolutely incredible. Nothing made by MCU today compares to this masterpiece.
I hope Shaddy does a video of JLU Patriot Act. It really defines what it mean to be a hero to the common people.
Shady during caps childhood while there were ice boxes there were no refrigerators, so people tended to not have raw meats except when there about to eat at the moment. So guys who worked out used eggs, milk and beer to build muscle since eggs could last longer and were more readily suitable than raw meat and could be left out covered or used in the ice box consumeing them raw was quick like a proto muscle drink. People in NYC during that time also owned or partly owned cows and milked them. This is probly more true for cap cause growing up poor meant that less protein and fat than most people had even then. Now not so sure.
With homegrown eggs, it's still fine, but storebought eggs are often washed and the shells damaged. Or so I've heard.
@@NerdilyDone Yeah today you have to be careful of food sickness but usually if you have your own chickens and take care of them its okay
Favorite Fight from *Avengers EMH* mainly because it has all the members “Fight as One”.
Most of the Time they are divided which is understandable cause it would be overkill; but I like when all the members of a superhero team fight together.
Especially when it's against a being or force that they could never take on individually.
As a guy with a BA in Drama Studies, I love the fact that they brought Cap's art school background into this. For those unaware, Futurism was an artistic movement started in Italy in the early 20th century. It was based around creating art that was forward thinking making projects about industry and technology instead of nature and myth as was the general custom. Unfortunately, many futurists ended up becoming fascists and supporting Mussolini.
I loved this show. And still go back and rewatch sometimes when I need to remember how good marvel content used to be. The continuation Avengers Assemble was pretty good too for a couple seasons. Then that went to crap.
It’s about time he talked about Avengers EMH. The theme song rocks. RUclipsr Brandon Fox actually did the whole song with the extra lyrics.
EMH Black Panther is better than MCU Panther. No disrespect to Chadwick intended, but yeah; T’Challa should have been a FOUNDING MEMBER of The Avengers in the MCU, not a side character who’s entire plot could’ve been saved for the first movie’s plot instead. That’s all I’ll say for now, but if Shady ever covers a Panther episode, I’ll gladly continue.
I don't know about founding. He does come along very quickly, and is a far more consistent member than even some founders (particularly Ant-Man and Hulk). I also like the idea that he's really smart and wise relative to the rest of the Avengers, but by the standards of his own people, he's just a "panther cub", young and impetuous with a lot to learn. This isn't some informed flaw that only pops up in character focus episodes. Most notable on occasions where he trolls Hawkeye, preventing him from appearing boring or obnoxiously perfect.
@@draketheduelist When I say that he should’ve been a founding member, I was actually referring to the MCU version.
I miss this show
Same
Avengers Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, best Avenger cartoon ever!
Unpopular opinions, I agree with you on Chris Evan's Captain America. I was 11 years old or so when I first saw the movie, not long after release. I was a huge fan of the comics and thought the same thing. "Why is the Human Torch Capt America?"
Love the show's representation of Capt. My little brother and I used to marathon it
The Captain America being the negative effect to the timeline is due a Skrull impersonating him in one of the episodes in the show. That's the point in the timeline that Kang brought up, though I believe he did not know this at the time.
No, negative point in the timeline was whether or not Cap diverted their ship to save Black Panther or not.
This and Ultimate Spider-Man, begrudgingly so with the last one, for the last two good Marvel cartoons.
The people behind this show were smarter then others in not simply portraying Hulk closer to how he originally was in the comics before going Savage, not simply due to the fact they were using the original Avengers lineup, but actually having him and Robert interact with each other in a way that brilliantly shows off Hulk's ability to see spirits. The Superhero Squad show was the only other time that power was ever seen outside the books
You will need to review The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes Season 2 Episode 15 Powerless, the lesson Thor learn from that episode inspired me.
You should talk about X Men Evolution. Just because it's a good show.
My introduction to XMen
Oh yeah, if not the classic X-Men cartoon, he could definitely talk about Evolution, or even Wolverine and The X-Men series. Both of those are pretty good places if he wants a more modern X-Men series (we're not talking about X-Men '97, That is going to be DoA because "wokeism").
Avengers EMH was absolutely amazing.
Loved it
Given the recent tragic passing of the greatest Mangaka of all time, Akira Toryama; any chance we can get a video soon about Dragon ball / Dragon Ball Z? Assuming your either familiar with or open to learn about the franchise.
When this show was still on Netflix, I marathoned it during a thunderstorm. Some time in, lightning struck nearby at the exact same moment as the first cannon blast in the intro. It was LEGENDARY.
Avengers EMH had the greatest theme songs! And was one of the top 5 Marvel animated shows
I've said it before and I will say it again...Avengers: EMH is the BEST Marvel series out there, right alongside Spectacular Spider-Man.
The animation, the stories, the voice cast and of course, the characters were done far better justice than the MCU did. Thor wasn't an "inter-dimensional space alien," Stark was...slightly more likeable, the villains were far more diverse, Wakanda wasn't some sci-fi nightmare, Asgard was something beautiful (like something out of a D&D campain,) Hulk was more appealing and above all, Cap behaved more like an honorable soldier than Chris Evans' version did.
This episode is proof of that
Wow, the MCU didn't do such a banger job, huh?
@@BrandontheAwesomeWhat the MCU did to characters like Ultron, Thanos and the wasteful way they used HYDRA is proof of that
@@SilverScribe85 I haven't read much of classic Marvel (a mistake that is being remedied) so I wouldn't know.
I'm not trying to be a contrarian, but where would Avengers Assemble place then? Sure I know more about this one than EMH, but I still would have thought it's up there if not better even with the mediocre artstyle because of the multiple plotlines and development integrated, but maybe I need to rewatch it.
@@NitrogenicThat's just it...many people think Assemble shouldn't even exist and EMH should be the only Avengers show out there
Yeah Kang from EMH is more better than MCU Kang
That isn’t a tough accomplishment
@@claymathewselevator8121 yeah it isn't
I love Avengers EMH. Even in the heyday of the MCU, I had a grudge against them because of them there was no season 3 and instead we got Avengers Assemble.
A 15 minute Shady Doorags video for my 15 minute work break? How could I say no?
The Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes Was So Good 100% in my top 5 superheroes tv shows
It's scary how much Cap is right about history repeating itself. Especially nowadays
I think that the main issue with Humanity is that we need to learn the same lessons. Our tribalist nature makes us easily divided as US vs THEM is what kept us alive. However, that we are innately selfless/compassionate and we propagate stories of heroes and demigods who ask us to reach for a better world.
@omegaminoseer4539 it more like if, from the past, it is immediately bad, and we must destroy it instead of understanding why it is the way it is.
Take the Crusaders, the Christian nation form them to push back and keep the Islamic state away from Europe since the Islamic states were consistently attempted to invade Europe through invasion and economic crippling. The crausdes given the Christian nation some much needed breathing room and thrive.
But alot of people just make the bare effort to study what happen and just see it Christian vs Islam war for no reason when the truth is far more complex.
People aren't just going to change because you are nice to them. If anything, your begging to be used by them.
@@omegaminoseer4539incorrect. It most of people don't understand history and just see them as bad because agenda.
Take the Crusaders, many just see them as Christian nations vs Islamic states. However the truth is far more complex. Islamic state were consistently attempting to invade Europe. Crusaders united the Christians nations to draw the invader back and keep Islamic state away from Europe, given Christians nations much needed breathing room to thrives. Europe evolved to be major powers across because they face much hardships that push them to grow.
People aren't just to change because your nice to them, if anything you end being being their doormat.
I love this series so much. This was what I watched in elementary school, along with Gravity Falls and Regular Show.
This show made me a Janet Van Dyne fan.
This show made me a Baron Zemo fan.
This show made me a OG Miss Marvel costume fan.........
This is a perfect example of how Cap and Iron Man have different values, but they share the same ideals. Tony is a very idealized version of late-stage capitalism. That being, despite his capital ownership being high to the point of absurdity, his morals and lessons revolve around being worthy of owning his assets as well as using them as a means and not an end. Meanwhile, Steve is an idealized version of traditional American values. That being a hard-working humble man whose motives align strictly around doing the right thing for its own sake.
Despite both of them being on near opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of how they view the world, what makes them such strong friends and allies is their agreed sense of duty and morality. Something that Civil War irreperably damaged regarding the characters.
EMH was probably my favorite superhero show for a while and the fact that Disney killed it for a more MCU style series was a crime. Also I agree about Cap’s voice. It lacks that commanding presence you expect from an officer. Sort of like I will never forgive them for taking away Thor’s speech pattern.
The secret invasion arc went crazy in this show
OMG IVE BEEN REQUESTING THIS FOREVER
I feel that this series ended so abruptly. There were quite a few subplots that were neglected, such as Hank Pym's successor as Ant-Man, Scott Lang, or even the fate of Amora the Enchantress. We never learned what happened to her subsequent to her mind control. Even Surtr was teased as the next major threat only for the series to end with the heroes banishing Galactus to an alternate realm. In my opinion it was incredible but suffered quite a bit. A splendid show: 8.5 out of 10.
Because it did. It was supposed to have a third season, but the Avengers movie came out in 2012, made bank, so Disney/Marvel decided to cancel this and make Avengers Assemble, which had the exact same initial roster as the movie, to create synergy between the movies and cartoons. So EMH got cancelled and they show-runners rushed the finale.
Hey Shady Doorags! Did you know Wolverine was in The Avengers Earths Mightiest Heroes!
He was a cameo in Season 1 episode 6: Meet Captain America. He was on Captain Americas teams during a mission to find the Red Skull.
I am so glad you are doing a video on this series.
The raw eggs are actually a really good way to get pure protein. They actually add a nice layer of flavour to a smoothie.
This show did Kang so well, and while I’m on it this show did every marvel character perfectly. I consider this the equivalent to justice league unlimited
I swore Kang was voiced by Keith David at first listen, but it's not. Very familiar and I was right, Jonathan Adams voices Monitor in the animated Crisis on Infinite Earths films. Which a new one is coming out Wednesday, hype!
Also voiced Dormammu in a 2007 Doctor Strange animated film I watched once
One thing I do like is how the main team always appears in the theme. If you haven't been able to keep up in the show you can at least know who is on the team at the moment.
(*squeal*) He's doing it! He's doing it! EMH!
I _really_ get what you mean about the super-tight serialization. Especially when you tend to focus on individual messages, which are more conveyed through story arcs that weave in and out of individual episodes (more like an anime, actually), so it can be hard to find something with a good payoff. The "Gamma World" two-parter is an excellent example, serving as a conclusion to Hulk's early arc of coming to trust Banner and the Avengers. Arguably the entire first _season_ is a Thor arc. Honestly I heavily prefer this method, as it holds up better to binge-watching than DC, which can sometimes feel atomized and disconnected, in part creating the "Ditch Continuity" joke. Also, the "lessons" are more for the characters themselves, with their real life applicability being fairly limited or personal.
Others that might fit your style include Panther's Quest, Powerless, Behold the Vision, Yellowjacket, Private War of Doctor Doom (especially since Doctor Doom gets _so few_ good adaptations, and this is one of them), and arguably the best episode of the series, Prisoner of War.
I wish I grew up with Earth’s Mightiest Heroes opposed to the universe of Avengers Assemble. Dang it Disney
I shouted when I saw this in my notifications, dude I love this show! I still go searching for it every couple years, it was a staple of my childhood and the theme song SLAPS
Avengers EMH had the best opening theme song, it's so epic and catchy. Same with the Spectacular Spider-man, their themes are just so great
I agree on the Chris Evans thing, he doesn't command respect like RDJ's Tony or Jackson's Fury (or like Fury used to).
Yeah I miss old Fury
I would recommend a good series to do a video on would be Gargoyles, since it covered a lot of serious topics like gun safety for a kids show. plus its just awesome and deserves more love.
Completely agree about Chris Evans. EMH cap just encapsulates the ethos of the character so much better.
He actually said that?
@@CaptainCretaceous91 You asking if Shady really said he didn’t like Chris Evan’s casting? Yeah, just watch the video.
I see where he's coming from, but I don't agree. Evans is overall a very good cap who convinces me he is who he's acting as. It's not all his credit, as the writing is also important, and Cap has had some of the most consistently good writing of the MCU for his character. But that's okay. We can disagree on this.
@@bthsr7113IDK, Evans always felt... off to me. He gets Steve Rogers part down pat, but the Cap lacks... something. Just like Christian Bale is probably the best Bruce Wayne we're ever going to get but his Batman is awful. But I know I'm in the minority here.
I think Chris Evans was a good casting choice for the kind of Captain America that they wanted MCU Cap to be. It always helps to remember that these are technically different characters then theie comic counterparts, and Chris did bring home a slightly softer and kinder Captain America that plays in a bit more into the inherent akwardness of being a fish out of temporal water.
Pros and cons. The fish out of water angle the MCU took mostly played on a comedic angle, probably because that's the direction Whedon and Favreau went. It's not like MCU Cap had _no_ moments. The elevator fight in CA:WS comes to mind, as does _most_ of that movie, really. EMH Cap instead highlighted the tragedy of Cap's displacement, particularly relevant to the Winter Soldier. The cosmic cube arc ended on a particularly gut-wrenching bit of fridge logic. And of course, "I can't imagine a world that's changed so much still needs 'Captain America'." A little on the nose, but Cap is talking like he thinks of himself as just a brand to be used, not a person. There's definitely some meta commentary in there somewhere, especially during a point in media analysis where pure paragons were considered hokey and uninteresting.
I swear I've been waiting so long for you to do a marvel show then you go and cover hands down my favourite show of all time. Thank you so much. For other EMH episodes if you are thinking of doing more I highly recommend these four as they all have a pretty decent message imo.
1. Widow's sting
2. Prisoner of war
3. Powerless
4. Ultron unlimited
Thanks again for the vid and can't wait for the next one.
Fun Fact, In the Captain America origin episode Bucky Is Voiced by Robin from Teen Titians.. I literally only realized that after watching your teen titan episode about him, then randomly deciding to rewatch this series last weekend... Its a strange strange small world
I started rewatching it just for the Intro, Its right up there with Ironman TAS second intro "I am Ironman" And The Japanese intro to X-men "Shock!"
Chris Evans is a better Human Torch than he is a Captain America. And he is a better Jensen than he is Human Torch
YES! The second Iron Man TAS theme is amazing. Hell Iron Man TAS is quite good, imo.
Tony Rocked that mullet@@Stargazer_Ley
@@restionSerpentine indeed
You're thinking of Scott Menville
Yes That is his name@@christianjohnson5379
EMH is my favorite superhero cartoon. I have many fond memories of watching it after school.
Thank you for using audio from The Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow. That is a marvel movie that is criminally underrated in my opinion.
I’d like for you to go over some “Iron man Armored adventures” show loved that one
Something that I always liked about the Avengers is how different the powers and abilities of the heroes were. The team has really good variety.
This was my first ever introduction to marvel! This show was my childhood! I love it so much!
I discovered dc later in life but this show was my child hood and the mcu makes me cry
This show was the shit when I was a kid
This show needs its X-Men 97 sort of continuation.
No let's leave it as it is
*Muffled* "Uh, it's just a prank?"
That got me laughing far harder than it should have.
I don’t know if this is but I remember watching back in the day. That was a little bit more adult and I can’t remember what that show was maybe it was this one I don’t think it was the clearest things I can remember is that the introduction to the Hulk with him, fighting the super villain that can take on the properties of anything he touches And Black Panther introduction being really cool with all of the avengers, not knowing who he is fighting him, and not being able to touch him
Also, upon your eggs question, one is an incredibly good source of protein and two the safety risk for salmonella is actually smaller than most people think, and in some other countries is so small they can just eat raw eggs without a problem like Japan,being the best example
Also, yes, if I do remember the show correctly, this is the best version of the Hulk
97 is pretty much DOA
The writers are lashing out with the "It's not for you".
I was hoping X Men 97 would be decent.😔
I'm more likely to buy the Marvel arcade collection for Christmas than watching the X-men 97 series.
Let's wait until it ACTUALLY comes out, shall we?
@@lazaroskarmaniolas7410 nope. When the people behind the scenes brag how they hate certain people and how a popular legacy show is their platform to attack, antagonize, actively shoo away people because they want specific audience the red flags go up and we know what to expect. It's been an annoying trend for more than a decade now. Saying wait til it comes out has never been a valid excuse.
@@aurahoneydew9607 Except you're already assuming without evidence and taking nothing beyond the vague appearance and guilt by association to people's personal beliefs that are not going to necessarily define how they write and present a show
I just watched a video from Over Analyzing Avatar and I’ve always thought your voices sound really similar. I’d love to watch a collaboration between the two of you and get lost in the confusion.
One of my favorite cartoons. Used this show to get my information about the characters that were portrayed on the big screen when talking with others back in the day when both this and MCU movies came out at the same time. I was hyped for every episode. My favorite scene with Hulk is in diner talking with Bruce. Carol showing up and kicking Ronan's ass. Screaming at them about Cap in S2. Hank and Janet's conflicting ways about where they stand on how to be on the team and admitting their feelings, Clint and Hawkeye's bromance, Ultron actually being threat, Amora as well.. gosh this show is so freaking good. Rewatched it so many times. If they brought this show back i don't want it because i feel like its going to be Avengers Assembled 2.0 and that only had two good seasons. Too MCUiefed. This show, Spectacular Spiderman, both JL shows, Batman Beyond, Teen Titans, Xmen Evolution etc. still hold up to this day. Appreciate the video.
Avengers emh theme slap
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Raw eggs from what I know, essentially gets the photo *quicker* to your muscles, eating them regularly will still do that. But the whole idea is to keep your body flowing faster with its building and structure, if your a casual worker outer like me, you should be fine eating them regularly and in a regular diet.
A detail about this show I always liked was Hawkeye and Hulk getting along. Clint's smart mouth and hesitance to take orders earned Hulk's respect, making the archer the only guy the Jade Giant enjoyed being around. They kept it up for a while but the last Hulk-centric episode I can remember had him more bonded to Cap and I think his friendship with Hawkeye only got a quick visual reference, which I thought was a bummer.
Hey shady doorags I want to thank you for coming into my recommended feed when I was so young and didn’t really know what I wanted to do with my life. I was dead set I’m becoming either a veterinarian or a robotic engineer I decided I’m gonna be a robotic engineer for a while, and then start up my own model kit business because that’s really what I wanna do and thanks to your king of the hill videos. I’ve learned how to do that better and once you’re not a professional and I probably shouldn’t take everything you say to her I’m done you do sound like you know a lot. Thank you.
With raw eggs, as long as you don't eat the shell, you won't get salmonella.
fantastic show with a theme so good, it made it into the comics.
this is part 1 of what i call "the kang trilogy".
fun fact: this show was the first one screen appearence of the guardians of the galaxy where rocket had a cockney accent and starlord was voiced by masterchief.
I remember watching this show as a kid, but I remember very little about it. I think I'm gonna try and watch it again.
I'm so glad the first show from Marvel you reviewed was this, Avengers Assemble is honestly underrated as a show.
nice! thanks for the video shady
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