scary walk down memory lane
Jul. 5th, 2003 04:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hafitalI stumbled onto this website the other day searching franticly for Mighty Man and Yukk, which I had half convinced myself never existed, since every time I mentioned the cartoon with the dog so ugly he had to wear a dog house over his head to other people near my age no one had ever heard of it and I would get strange looks. More than I normally get. *g* But I found it! Along with such other treasures from my childhood that I had forgotten about, such as Captain Caveman and Monchhichis (Monchhichis, Monchhi chi, oh so soft and cuddley...)and God help me Rainbow Brite.
*blush*
And oooh Thundercats! They were cool. Lion-O! And Snarf!
This site popped up in my search, too. It's a bit easier to navigate, but has less info and pictures.
One day I'll find the Mexican cartoon I used to watch at my grandmother's house, with the superhero kid who had a miniature version of everything (cars, planes, bicycles, etc) in his knapsack that magically became normal sized when he placed it on the floor. Very handy, that.
This just confirms my belief that creators of children's cartoons are indeed chewing rainbow colored crack for breakfast.
*blush*
And oooh Thundercats! They were cool. Lion-O! And Snarf!
This site popped up in my search, too. It's a bit easier to navigate, but has less info and pictures.
One day I'll find the Mexican cartoon I used to watch at my grandmother's house, with the superhero kid who had a miniature version of everything (cars, planes, bicycles, etc) in his knapsack that magically became normal sized when he placed it on the floor. Very handy, that.
This just confirms my belief that creators of children's cartoons are indeed chewing rainbow colored crack for breakfast.
