1999 Part 1 - The Animated 90s! - A year-by-year Retrospective of ANOTHER decade of U.S. cartoons!
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- Welcome to the first part of my 1999 video in the Animated 90s series! In this video you'll find a comprehensive discussion of every cartoon on the air in the U.S. during the year 1999, analysis and notes on where to watch for yourselves!
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its wild how much we've seen in the two decades you covered. The rise and fall of several children show empires, the rise and fall of an entire network, the slow death of the saturday morning ritual, and the Asian Invasion of Anime and Super Sentai.
Monster Rancher the show I enjoyed mostly because like a lot of anime that made it to our shores, the story actually had a conclusion. The game was one of my favorite playstation games and I remember it was what made me love the existence of the Mariah Carey Christmas Album because that CD could unlock Muu in the game.
@MarkERoth I actually think anime became more readily available because of the same conditions that squashed traditional Saturday mornings, so a bit of a double-edged sword there!
1999 was all about ending the century and millennium with a bang as the much-awaited 2000 was coming around the bend, and animation sure did that!
@chrisrj9871 Yeah, animation definitely closed out the millennium on a high note!
My favorite character from Monster Rancher is Tiger of The Wind because he kick ass. 😀👍🐺
The return of the Dr! Not too many shows from 99 that I watched as I was nearing the end of high school and as natural interests changed. However, it is always nice to go back and see what things looked like nearly 25 years ago.
@KnowledgeLost Yep, finally back and getting back on track! I wasn't watching much animation during 99 myself, so the research for this series was a bit of a learning experience for me too!
@@dr.animaction when you mentioned Starship Troopers I did see some of that while getting ready for school. At that time, the animation was mind blowing and had me believing the PS2 was going to look similar.
Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century was such a great show. Real shame we never got more of it. Courage is also a long time favorite of mine.
@Dorelaxen Time shifted classics are one of my favorite story devices, so it was definitely cool to see it with Sherlock!
Season 11 of The Simpsons, MTV Downtown, Rocket Power, Digimon, Dilbert, Monster Rancher, Batman Beyond, New Tales from the crypt keeper, and more to help to wrap up the 90's. 😀👍
Correction 4:22
Dexter Lab was brought back in 2001
It’s kind of like Rugrats where it was gone for a year and then come back also ego trip came out this year
@Quawnaime True, but I consider 3 years enough of a gap to consider a series to be gone for that time. I'll definitely include Ego Trip on animated films when I cover those though!
Which remind me Monster Ranch have been released onto SDBD [Blu-ray] a few year in the USA. It's great that SDBD [Blu-ray] have realeased past cartoon/anime series like Adventure of Sonic the Hedgehog, Street Sharks, Beyblade, Shaman King, Dinosaur King, Sonic X and Ulitmate Muscle. I'm hoping they'll continued to released past Cartoon/anime Series that weren't given a chanced like my favourites Cardcaptors (Nelvana), Spider Riders, Yo Kai Watch, Mucha Lucha, Creepy Crawliers, Biker Mice From Mars, Blazing Dragon, Mary Kate and Ashley in Action and maybe Gormiti: The Neorganic Evolution (season 3),
Part 2
I remember Sabirna the Teenage Witch.
The Animation series was a nice companion to the Live Action series, both told roughly the same story but with key differences but I felt that the Animated series was clearly aimed for pre-teens.
@TBoneTony Yeah, it definitely was more kid friendly!
One of the first Spongebob Squarepants episodes I saw was Chocolate with Nuts.
It was one of the best episodes and felt this series was one of the better American Animation when I watched it in the early 2000s when it first aired in Australia at 8am replacing Dragon Ball Z's timeslot between seasons.
@TBoneTony Replacing Dragon Ball Z with Spongebob just sounds odd to me! lol
@@dr.animaction Next time on Dragon Ball Z.
Fish: "CHOCOLATE!!!!!"
Next time on Spongebob Squarepants.
(Imperfect Cell drinks random person through his tail.)
Sadly I never got to see Monster Rancher as I don't think that ever aired in Australia outside of Pay TV stations that might have had it. I saw clips of the series on early UA-cam years later, felt like I would have loved that series especially Pixie.
@TBoneTony It's a pretty well-done series and currently available to stream on Prime in the US (can't speak for whether that's the case in Australia, but maybe with a VPN).
Let think it out...
Early TV, 1940's to 1950's: Should be a short series, because of all the package movie cartoon syndication shows, and few original shows.
The 60's: Probably each episode for two or three years. The earliest of the Saturday Morning line ups.
The 70's: Ok. A year an episode.
@stanleyteriaca2184 That's pretty close to what I'm planning, though the 70s won't be one per year probably.
@@dr.animaction By the end of the decade probably yes. But most of the time you might have to shove many years into a video or two as you start. Maybe.
Depends on if you fudge your definition of programming since the 70s had a LOT of live-action kids programming. Felt I should mention that in lieu of Marty Krofft's passing.
I like Archie's Weird Mystery it's excellent. 😀👍
@jamesmoss3424 Yeah, fun take on the mystery concept!
I honestly was going to assume that Blaster's Universe was going to be an adaptation of the NES game Blaster Master (not to be confused with Master Blaster, who runs Bartertown). Ed, Edd, & Eddy is a show iI initially passed on due to its SquiggleVision art style and weirdly designed character, but I came back and came to love it. I actually missed the premiere of SpongeBob, so the first episode I actually saw was Bubblestand, which I think makes a better first episodes than Help Wanted.
@Rhomega I was expecting the same thing from Blaster's Universe!
I like Digimon my favorite character from the show is Renamon. 😀👍🦊
Renamon's entire evolution tree is awesome. Plus, after the previous series' gimmicks, matrix evolution was cool from a kid's point of view. Then Digimon Frontier took it to 11!
@jamesmoss3424 Definitely a fun show!
@@dr.animaction I agree. 😀👍
I clearly remember Digimon as that aired at 7am in Australia closely followed by Pokemon at 7:30am and Dragon Ball Z at 8am in the mornings. (Yugioh replacing Pokemon's 7:30am timeslot between seasons)
Often other shows will replace those big 3 often with other Anime including Cardcaptor Sakura and Tokyo Mew Mew (4Kids Entertainment versions) as well as some nice surprises like Zoids and Crash Gear Turbo being notable shows.
@TBoneTony You all definitely benefitted from proximity to Japan when it came to the Anime on TV for you!
@@dr.animaction While Australia does share the same timezone as Japan, it doesn't mean too much of a difference.
We in Australia still get screwed over in regards to older gen people not understanding the animation medium much like the Americans and UKs do.
Even worse when it comes to Video Games. I think we just had a good channel in the mornings at the time with a focus on Cartoons during the 90s and some people involved clearly had a strong passion for anime.
From my understanding, you had to have a Pay TV/Cable TV channel dedicated to Anime like the SciFi channel from Cartoon Network or Kids WB if you were from the USA or UK.
So I think I was lucky with free to air TV like that, but it wasn't easy and like I mentioned with Monster Rancher, we never got everything and there were always shows that I missed out on until I saw it on early UA-cam years later.
@TBoneTony I'm probably just basing that statement on the fact we got Cartoon Network Australia when I was in Korea, and we watched a lot of anime on that!
@@dr.animaction All cool, I guess you got Cartoon Network Australia when you used to live in South Korea, it is like you were doing VPN long before it became a thing.
@TBoneTony I think we got it through some kind of local rebroadcast or something. We'd always finish work just in time to watch Samurai X before the channel changed over to something else from Australia in the afternoons. We were obsessed with catching our daily dose of "Who Dares Wins" lol
We had a guy in my company that had to carry a piece of wood around on an FTX bc he lost his rifle and it was modeled after Plank from Ed, Edd and Eddy. 😂
@geoffodensos7187 Gotta love those creative punishments!
@@dr.animaction corrective training lol
Ahh Digimon! I always like that better than pokemon anyway! First season was my favorite I liked Archie's weird mysteries. I gotta say though a lot of these shows I've never heard of. I vaguely remember zoobamafoo. Those darn Kratt brothers do keep popping up. Courage I liked. It was fun!Still a large amount f these shows I totally missed! Doesn't look like I missed much though. Tired of Spongebob though!
@mikevivian3648 Definitely not a ton in this part that was too critical for you to see, but there'll definitely be some in parts 2 and 3!
Thank god that Y2K didn't happen. 😀👍
I was doing IT work in the Navy at that time. Trying to explain it as well as make sure every client, whether Win98 or NT4, was prepared. Crazy. My inner Dale Gribble still says it was all a marketing ploy. lol
power rangers is not animated it`s live action
@evyonnecircle2977 That's true, but I've been including Tokusatsu in this series since the original MMPR series came out!