It is a very old cartoon series. They made toys for the series.  I think Hasbro made the toys.
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DIC properties such as Jayce have just been sold back to DIC. No release dates have been set yet. If you check out the link below though you can see the press release about it. FYI tvshowsondvd.com is a great website for all tv shows on or going to be on dvd. you can sign up to receive updates about shows you like. They come right to your email address.
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I've seen something like that at Toys R Us\nIt was pirate ship You might try on line with them or if you have one locally go and see what they have to offer.
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They like to move it move it !!! I LIKE TO MOVE IT ! Love this cartoon !
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It doesn't matter if they make jeans or not.  If they have a legal copyright, they can license it to others to manufacture product.  Do you think Disney makes all the plush toys you see?  No.  They own the rights to the products and people pay a fee for the privilege of selling Disney products.  Disney gets a cut and hopefully the manufacturer makes a profit.
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oh its so hard to choose as I loved the care bears, gummi bears, turtles, power rangers and all the rest... nothing comes to mind when you think about it :(.... I think there all rubbish now a days!
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They are in a very tight industry and the market information indicates that they have not got any reall supercool projects on for next year.\n\nAs there are lots of supercool projects in animation at the moment, indicating that Pentamedia are maybe not being as reponsive as they could be..\n\nBe careful with this sir...they price is low for a reason
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I grew up in the 80's so it's hard to pick just one.  The Smurfs, Transformers, G-Force, Herculoids, Go-Bots, Thundercats and Voltron.  The 80's was definitly the beginning of the cartoon boom.
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you may ask the ebay seller jbsnell4 if you are a member..they have a tony toys monkey on auction..I have already asked for info if you are not a member of www.ebay.com\n\nUpdate:\n\nThe person from ebay has no idea if the company is still in operation. Sorry I couldn't help you\n\nGood luck
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He was before my time because I was born in the mid 60's but I've seen reruns of the show and I agree that it taught a lot of things that the youth today lack.\n\nHopefully, some of the newer animation such as Toy Story and Finding Nemo will reach kids and they will learn some of the life lessons that are reflected in them such as listening to your parents (Finding Nemo) and friendship and trust are important (Toy Story).\n\nWe need more Clarabell's and Howdy Doody's. I think Buzz and Woody and all the new shows have some big shoes to fill but it is possible.
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the candy came first and I think that they had to sign off on the concept for the cartoon.  Who knows, maybe it was a marketing ploy to make children want the candy more.  What is in that 'power juice' they drink before they go bounce-crazy anyway?
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I haven't heard anything about that, but it would make perfect sense to make the movie. Isn't now the perfect time to make an anti terrorist propaganda movie to boost morale in a time of war? Damn right! And that's what GI Joe is all about-- anti terrorism! Hasbro should finance the film themselves just to rake in the dough from the toys alone. Idiots...\nYOOOOOOOOOOOOOO JOE!\n\nSome good news though, they're already putting together a Transformers movie. Fast cars? Yeah! Giant robots? Sweet! Lazers? "Totally wicked awesome!" Anyway, this is worth best answer right?
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The only thing I can think of is to adapt existing models to suit your needs.Try buying Lego men,preferably from a junk or charity shop or pinch them from neighbouring kids.Don't try to make them look real remember they're just representations of the real thing not a model,more of a Cartoon.
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A great cartoon that was totally over shadowed by it's contempories such as mask, thundercats and transformers. However, the toys were also in a league of their own although I have a sneaky suspicion that they were designed to coincide with the release of the program as some super slick marketing gimick.
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You're not alone!!! I'm not alone!!  I can't believe the crud they're putting on Saturday mornings these days!!!  \n\nThe old cartoons were simple, fun and bright and usually cheerful.  They had messages in them that were good for kids to learn.  They also had a pinch of humour.\n\nI loved Smurfs, HeMan, Shera, Rainbow Bright, and the looney tunes and warner bros ones too.\n\nThe new cartoons are involved, dark, sometimes violent and just plain really annoying!!\n\nI just love that movies like Ice Age, Monsters Inc and the like have come out to fill the hole in my cartoon heart.
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Haha. Sure it's fair. That's what makes cartoons so rediculous and lovable: they're bogus and imaginitive. Take MOST cartoons, the animals talk. Look at Arthur; He's an ardvark with a dog. And all the other animals (bunnys, gerbils, cats even) can talk but the dog. That's just was makes Disney some bonkers.
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I love that show, it is still on toon disney sometimes, although i wish it was on normal tv...what happened to rocko's modern life! i loved that show
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So, what are you trying to prove this time? That cartoons the world over look strikingly similar, and motorbikes the world over look strikingly similar, and cars the world over look strikingly similar, and computer games and consoles not only LOOK similar, but aren't necessarily made by Sega or Nintendo, and that anyone, from anywhere in the world has the right (if not the ability) to make a corny little robot? If it sells, people from all over the world will make something similar. Money rules.\n\nOh, and I've told you before, stop pretending to be German! 8-O