Which cartoon series had decent closure to its final episode?
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Which cartoon series had decent closure to its final episode?
Out of all the cartoon shows from 1960s to present, which cartoon shows had a decent, satisfying conclusion in their final episode? I know many shows had some form of continuity, but sometimes seasons ended abrubtly or seasons were canceled. What were the shows with a satisfying, concluding episode?
All I can think of is:
JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED
TRANSFORMERS G1 (sort of concludes with the movie, eventhough series continues on)
G.I. JOE (sort of concludes with the movie, eventhough series continues on)
THE MYSTERIOUS CITIES OF GOLD
ULYSSES 31
What about He-man, Thundercats, Silverhawks, Speed Racer, etc?
All I can think of is:
JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED
TRANSFORMERS G1 (sort of concludes with the movie, eventhough series continues on)
G.I. JOE (sort of concludes with the movie, eventhough series continues on)
THE MYSTERIOUS CITIES OF GOLD
ULYSSES 31
What about He-man, Thundercats, Silverhawks, Speed Racer, etc?
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Batman Beyond (although it was a JLU espisode)
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Justice League Unlimited, although I still wanted this show to continue.
ThundeCats Season 1 and 2
The X-men Adventures
Batman Beyond episode in JLU
By the way, I was watching the third season of Batman Beyond today and Bruce Timm was explaining that back in the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's, there wasn't a tradition of doing series finales for cartoon shows. He started doing that with Justice League.
ThundeCats Season 1 and 2
The X-men Adventures
Batman Beyond episode in JLU
By the way, I was watching the third season of Batman Beyond today and Bruce Timm was explaining that back in the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's, there wasn't a tradition of doing series finales for cartoon shows. He started doing that with Justice League.
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ThundeCats Season 1 and 2
The X-men Adventures
The X-men Adventures
Which episodes had the conclusions? For Thundercats was it episode 65 from Season 2? And for X-Men, what episode was it? Was it an episode before the show got all futuristic?
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Justice League
Batman Beyond (as noted in JLU)
Spectacular Spiderman season 1
Robotech
Blood+
Cowboy Bebop
All Star Blazers
pokemon season 1 and 2 the rest are crap
Dejimon
The Ventures Bros (go team venture)
I wish Dungeons and Dragons had a ending. Now I'll never know if they get home.
Batman Beyond (as noted in JLU)
Spectacular Spiderman season 1
Robotech
Blood+
Cowboy Bebop
All Star Blazers
pokemon season 1 and 2 the rest are crap
Dejimon
The Ventures Bros (go team venture)
I wish Dungeons and Dragons had a ending. Now I'll never know if they get home.
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For Thundercats Season 1 it was actually episode 61. Somewhere I read that it was supposed to be the last episode of the first season run, but the network decided to run it earlier. The last part of the season was all leading up to this episode where Lion-O defeats Mum-Ra without the Omens sword.
In season 2, it was episode 130.
As for X-Men, I made a mistake. It wasn't X-Men adventures, it was X-Men Evolution. The last episode of the show is the end of the storyline and they showed a brief flash-forward of what was going to happen in the future of the X-Men.
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Re: Which cartoon series had decent closure to its final episode?
I second "Home Movies."
Not only did it end, it was very....introspective(?) of the main character.
Not only did it end, it was very....introspective(?) of the main character.
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