I heard from another fellow UA-camr who is a physical media collector named Jason the Cartoon Fan that the Powerpuff Girls is indeed getting an official complete series DVD re-release in the future. So hopefully a lot of physical media collectors like yourself will have something new to add to your animated DVD collection. Just wanted to let you know about that.
1. The Gendy Clone Wars cartoon is the only TV series I've seen that is THX certified. 2. I find it weird that the Clerks cartoon DVD has two discs considering the fact that the series was so short lived that it was put on VHS (kinda like the first season of the 87 Turtles cartoon). 3. Fun fact: The original releases of The Toxic Crusaders on VHS were made by Golden Book Video 4. That Mostly Ghostly DVD-R is cool. 5. Patrick Warburton was the voice of Buzz in the Star Command TV show. 6. Tbh I actually kinda like the Cyberchase DVD (and DVDs of random episodes in general). I miss the era where huge companies put out random episodes on a disc (probably one of the few times that I agree with "old stuff was better" people). 7. The stuff on the Garfield Fantasies DVDs are specials. 8. Why do people have a problem with the yellow Disney Movie Club border? Compared to other stuff Disney (and other companies for that matter) have done with movie covers it is tame. 9. Cool that the CGI He-Man show is getting a physical release. Kinda weird that it is being released under Mill Creek instead of their NCircle label tho. Sorry that most of the stuff I said here was correcting you on stuff or negative.
For the Disney Club yellow border, I just didn't care that it wasn't the same style the previous versions were, especially since there was concept cover art made for it. I think Goliath Chronicles had concept art for a dvd cover too.
Love the collection I been collecting dvd on tv show & movie but I notice I’m just mainly into tv show has well we didn’t had internet or Wi-Fi in my area back in 2012 have plenty to watch never estimate streaming now I got Disney plus and Hulu for road-trip to watch tv and for rare stuff has well but I still love collecting it my hobbie now
I used to collect Game Boy games, but it got too expensive and I didn't have time or space. I only have a few of my favorite games left. I did a video speedrunning a level of Goldeneye from a couple of months ago.
I heard from another fellow UA-camr who is a physical media collector named Jason the Cartoon Fan that the Powerpuff Girls is indeed getting an official complete series DVD re-release in the future. So hopefully a lot of physical media collectors like yourself will have something new to add to your animated DVD collection. Just wanted to let you know about that.
Yeah! Cartoon Network has been doing alot of new dvds lately! Dexter's Laboratory is another I want to get.
1. The Gendy Clone Wars cartoon is the only TV series I've seen that is THX certified.
2. I find it weird that the Clerks cartoon DVD has two discs considering the fact that the series was so short lived that it was put on VHS (kinda like the first season of the 87 Turtles cartoon).
3. Fun fact: The original releases of The Toxic Crusaders on VHS were made by Golden Book Video
4. That Mostly Ghostly DVD-R is cool.
5. Patrick Warburton was the voice of Buzz in the Star Command TV show.
6. Tbh I actually kinda like the Cyberchase DVD (and DVDs of random episodes in general). I miss the era where huge companies put out random episodes on a disc (probably one of the few times that I agree with "old stuff was better" people).
7. The stuff on the Garfield Fantasies DVDs are specials.
8. Why do people have a problem with the yellow Disney Movie Club border? Compared to other stuff Disney (and other companies for that matter) have done with movie covers it is tame.
9. Cool that the CGI He-Man show is getting a physical release. Kinda weird that it is being released under Mill Creek instead of their NCircle label tho.
Sorry that most of the stuff I said here was correcting you on stuff or negative.
For the Disney Club yellow border, I just didn't care that it wasn't the same style the previous versions were, especially since there was concept cover art made for it. I think Goliath Chronicles had concept art for a dvd cover too.
Nice cartoon collection nice as my
Love the collection I been collecting dvd on tv show & movie but I notice I’m just mainly into tv show has well we didn’t had internet or Wi-Fi in my area back in 2012 have plenty to watch never estimate streaming now I got Disney plus and Hulu for road-trip to watch tv and for rare stuff has well but I still love collecting it my hobbie now
with more than 500 employees, which means this only rlly affects a place like walmart or massive chains... sounds fair to me
Spider-Man Unlimited and Silver Surfer was released on DVD here in the UK, by the same company as the 90s Spider-Man set.
I'd love to find those sets, particularly Silver Surfer.
@@dexstewart862 They’re available on eBay and CeX (Trade in store), I’d say fairly priced for both sets being out of print 😅. Goodluck 👍🏽
Do you collect video games or anything related you could do a collection video on? (Besides AVGN lol)
I used to collect Game Boy games, but it got too expensive and I didn't have time or space. I only have a few of my favorite games left. I did a video speedrunning a level of Goldeneye from a couple of months ago.