[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by Boy Blunder

Hey, he's welcome to his opinion, even if he's wrong /absolute Prime fan here

I think Prime was just as bad as the movies. It also didn't help that they canceled Animated for that series when Animated had been the first good series since Beast Wars, and featured damn good story telling. I loved how it encompassed everything that came before it.

Prime put the freaking focus back on the damn children and none of it made any sense. Not to mention Prime repeated the same memorable lines so many times right in the three part premier that they lost all meaning. If I hear "One shall stand, one shall fall," one more time in a future Transformers series/movie I'm going to kill someone.

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Originally Posted by VonPooten

X-Men: Evolution, on the other hand, was a perfect blend of "movie adaptation" and courtesy to the source material. The faithfulness to the characters was astounding, especially as the series progressed. That show will always be my defacto "you want to make an X-Men movie? Follow this formula" scenario.

I've got mixed feelings on Evolution. I thought the first season was terrible, but the show grew on me over time. I did like how they handled Apocalypse though and built him up throughout the show to make him the final threat for the series finale. It is a shame they never gave this show a proper DVD release and the DVDs are out of print.

Now one thing in the 90s show that I did remember that has stayed the same is how one dimensional Cyclops is. Good god, that man sucks. "Take me, but leave Jean alone!" "JEAN!!" "Leave Jean alone!!" My god can that dude be anymore redundant?