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CCPfan
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 The Impossibles From Jun Planning Remember the Impossibles Cartoon? Damn, this brought back so many memories when I saw these 
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Chad Hensley
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Location: San Diego
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These are cool but they are more like statues.
I am a big fan of Hanna Barbera hero cartoons from the '60s and '70s.
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Dean
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I remember them from the deepest recesses of early memory.  You guys remember "The Mighty Heroes?"
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KJB
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xoconostle wrote: You guys remember "The Mighty Heroes?" Hell yeah! A big fave from childhood. (Great to have people my age on here, BTW  )
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onibaba5
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How about the Herculoids!
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CCPfan
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people yer age? ya mean OLD! ahhahah -- yeah, wow there are times where I mention something to a young'un and they look at me like I have shit squirtin' out of my ears. I'd love to see someone do some funky vinyl versions of the old shows!
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dds3254
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Joined: Wed May 24, 2006 12:57 pm
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onibaba5 wrote: How about the Herculoids! Gloop and Gleep were my favorite. 
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il_muffino
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Location: San Francisco
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dds3254 wrote: onibaba5 wrote: How about the Herculoids! Gloop and Gleep were my favorite. I liked the rhino thing that shot rocks out of his horn. The Herculoids and The Impossibles entertained me as a child, but Good Lord those were lousy cartoons. Apparently, quality character design and decent animation wasn't what I was looking for in my cartoons. That being said, nostalgia keeps these shows close to my heart. I'm a sap. 
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shibby
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Location: San Jose
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Toynami made figs
http://www.virtualtoychest.com/herculoi ... loids.html
But I wish there was Vinyl versions from Marmit
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Roger
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Yeah, I never picked up those toys because the prospect of "action features" turned me off. I thought they would be ideal as kaiju sofubi style figures.
To hell with the humans, though, just give me the monsters.
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