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<p>Since 2020 is coming soon, Does anyone want A Kids next door & Robotboy revival series?
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No.
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<div class="quote"><i>GoldenPlayer1994 wrote:
No.</i></div>
<p>why don't you? </p>
No.</i></div>
<p>why don't you? </p>
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Maybe Na.
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Im a Cartoon Network Fan but reboots are lame. All classic shows needs to rest in peace instead of beign ruined.
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<p>Yeah, I want a Robotboy revival series!
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<div class="quote"><i>Princesslazuli234 wrote:
Yeah, I want a Robotboy revival series!</i></div>
<p>The problem with CN Reboots is that they like to ruin everything. Every CN reboot from this decade have the same problems: Poor animation, annoying characters and there´s no seriousness because everything needs to be "funny". </p>
Yeah, I want a Robotboy revival series!</i></div>
<p>The problem with CN Reboots is that they like to ruin everything. Every CN reboot from this decade have the same problems: Poor animation, annoying characters and there´s no seriousness because everything needs to be "funny". </p>
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<p>You can't hurt a CN reboot. It's not about the animation, the characters or anything else. It's about the moral we learn from them. Their morals are what make us learn our lessons. Like in the TTG episode Staring Into The Future, responsibility is a very big priority, or in the film Teen Titans Go! To The Movies, the best way to be a superhero is to be yourself. Not every CN reboot is bad, but their morals make us learn lessons, and that's what makes us great.
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<p>Princesslazuli234 wrote:
You can't hurt a CN reboot. It's not about the animation, the characters or anything else. It's about the moral we learn from them. Their morals are what make us learn our lessons. Like in the TTG episode Staring Into The Future, responsibility is a very big priority, or in the film Teen Titans Go! To The Movies, the best way to be a superhero is to be yourself. Not every CN reboot is bad, but their morals make us learn lessons, and that's what makes us great.
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<p>So do you are defending reboots? You are able to like them if do you want but for me are garbage. Part of my childhood has been destroyed by those awful versions of good shows. </p><p>So do you think TTG gives good lessons? The answer is no. That show is full of anti-values and the characters never learn about their lessons. </p><p>I prefer CN make original series instead of ruin their good shows. </p>
<p>So do you are defending reboots? You are able to like them if do you want but for me are garbage. Part of my childhood has been destroyed by those awful versions of good shows. </p><p>So do you think TTG gives good lessons? The answer is no. That show is full of anti-values and the characters never learn about their lessons. </p><p>I prefer CN make original series instead of ruin their good shows. </p>
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I can agree with that despite TTG being Bland at Best In My Opinion.
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