Originally Posted by LXL_Guy (Post 280498)

I don't think Kid Devil would fly too well with parents. Though that would have been a much cooler character to see than say when compared to Lagoon Boy.

Originally Posted by warmachine6 (Post 280198)

i actually didnt like this episode can some explain like whats going on ?? i know have been seeing the other episodes but it makes no sense i dont which characters is who ?? i.e was the robin orginal with young justice team season 1+2 tim or dick ? and poor superboy has been dumped by miss martian shamefully :L really want to know what happened

Originally Posted by LXL_Guy (Post 280207)

Season 1 is Dick Grayson who grows and moves on to donning a new name & costume as "NIGHTWING"

Now in Season 2, the new Robin is Tim Drake. They way he's treated kind of alludes to there having been another Robin during the 5 year gap. That's up in the air for speculation. Otherwise, just know that current Robin using bo staff is Tim Drake.

I hope they explain what happened between Connor & M'gann. Watching the episode again you can tell he was irked upon seeing her and Lagoon Boy together.

Originally Posted by Crazy Jetty (Post 280486)

The cast shake-up is going to take some getting used to. I think I would have preferred a major shakeup like this at the start of season three. I felt we had just really started to get to know the cast we had.
Add a few more characters, and set up a few more for the following season.
But we'd done all this character building in the first season, and now we're onto new characters with a new dynamic. Would have been nice to enjoy seeing how the previous developments had evolved, first.

I still don't understand the Rocket hate. She hasn't done anything worth hating her for. Of course, she also hasn't done anything that makes her exceptionally likable. She just hasn't done anything. I guess I'm just more neutral when it comes to new characters, until they earn my like, or hate.
But, I don't particularly like Lagoon Boy yet. I think I'd have rather Aquagirl, or Beast Boy to fill his "Aquatic character" role. Or use Kid Devil if they wanted another "Freak."

Originally Posted by Iceman (Post 280695)

I get what you're saying. Not giving something a chance before judgement is lame. I had never heard of Icon but he seems really generic. Flight, strength, durability, etc. One thing that always annoyed me with DC is how many heroes just automatically get flight as a power. No need for wings or tech they just fly. In Marvel flight feels more valuable because it is less common. Also, DC characters seem to be able to a super-punch better.

Originally Posted by KingLouie731 (Post 280733)

I could see where in a show like this his presence is generic but his backstory is kind of cool check it out here: ICON

Originally Posted by KingLouie731 (Post 280522)

Kid Devil was kinda in the episode with the circus

Originally Posted by gunzilla (Post 280523)

I don't like her because they gave her stereotypical black chic voice and I know a lot of black chicks and they don't speak that way

Originally Posted by yourfacehere (Post 280771)

This would've confused the hell outta me as a kid. Like switching between G1 and G2 transformers without seeing the movie.

Originally Posted by MegaPrime33 (Post 280855)

I was confused as to what the hell was going on. It would have been nice to say at the beginning, "5 years later...."

Originally Posted by Iceman (Post 280695)

I get what you're saying. Not giving something a chance before judgement is lame. I had never heard of Icon but he seems really generic. Flight, strength, durability, etc. One thing that always annoyed me with DC is how many heroes just automatically get flight as a power. No need for wings or tech they just fly. In Marvel flight feels more valuable because it is less common. Also, DC characters seem to be able to a super-punch better.

Originally Posted by KingLouie731 (Post 280733)

I could see where in a show like this his presence is generic but his backstory is kind of cool check it out here: ICON

Originally Posted by Crazy Jetty (Post 280303)

For Blue Beetle, I think that's part of the joke that it's not explained why he's having a conversation with no one. 'cause it didn't seem like Robin and Lagoonboy understood what was going on, either.
So explination wil come in due time.

Originally Posted by Crazy Jetty (Post 280785)

Unless you're speaking about the comics, in which case it was made extremely clear G2 picked up several years after #80 of the original run, your statement here is confusing.
G2 never had a cartoon. It was just repackaging a hand full of episodes from the original cartoon. Don't even think they used post movie eps.
So, not sure how the jump between g1 and g2 would be confusing for any fan who was around for when G2 started up in '93.
Now a days though, it seems to cunfuse the hell out of a lot of people, I'll admit.

Unless you're talking about Season 3. That's absolutely not G2.
G1 began in 1984 and concluded in 1991. G2 began in '93, and ended in '95, when Beast Wars began.
Generation 2 on TF Wiki

Originally Posted by yourfacehere (Post 281320)

I grew up to generation two, I meant the generation two with rodimus. I hated missing story parts as a kid, and if I just happened to miss a few episodes, only to come back and find that all my favorite transformers were missing, I'd have been confused.

Originally Posted by Exodus (Post 281266)

Heck ya on Marvel super heroes being able to fly...makes it more reasonable.

So he's an alien, cool. Seems like half of the DC characters are aliens or something of that nature.

I actually think Blue Beetle's costume is actually a symbiote, after watching this last episode. If you see how he talks to himself, it's more like he's talking to the costume, especially when he was able to translate and understand the aliens they were fighting.

Over all though, will be interesting to see this show now, seems like there's too many member's now, and won't build much into character development.

Originally Posted by yourfacehere (Post 281320)

I grew up to generation two, I meant the generation two with rodimus. I hated missing story parts as a kid, and if I just happened to miss a few episodes, only to come back and find that all my favorite transformers were missing, I'd have been confused.

Originally Posted by Crazy Jetty (Post 281430)

Then you're completely mistaken, because if you're referring to the third season of the cartoon (A very bad cartoon at that), with Rodimus and Galvatron, that absolutely was not Generation Two. That predates G2 by six years.
That was still very much the original transformers, the original cartoon, and the original toyline.
Generation 2 never had a true cartoon, Hotrod never had a toy, and was only a minor character in the comic, and was a direct continuation from the Marvel Transformers.

Originally Posted by yourfacehere (Post 281471)

Picture if you will transformers one of the better episodes like the dam battle. Then follow that up with transformers episode with rodimus prime, and most of the regular transformers you were familiar with, suddenly gone.

It's bound to be jarring.

I used to get confused when I missed an episode of any story as a kid.

Originally Posted by yourfacehere (Post 281471)

Picture if you will transformers one of the better episodes like the dam battle. Then follow that up with transformers episode with rodimus prime, and most of the regular transformers you were familiar with, suddenly gone.

It's bound to be jarring.

I used to get confused when I missed an episode of any story as a kid.

Originally Posted by Crazy Jetty (Post 281505)

I never said it wasn't. I don't care about that. It has nothing to do with anything I've said. You called the third season of the G1 cartoon "G2." It isn't. Then you called it that again, while in the same post claiming you grew up with G2.
I was correcting your misunderstanding.