Check it out, it doesn't take itself to seriously and its provides more fun than most. For whatever reason I like Double Dragon more than the DC comics stuff like Batman.I do kinda dig the Superman shows though. One scene sees her helping Shuko set fire to a building to kill the two heroes. Throughout the movie, she assists her boss, Koga Shuko (Robert Patrick) in combating the two main protagonists. I liked very much that it doesn't look at all like anime which I don't much care for. Linda Lash is Koga Shuko's primary henchwoman in the 1994 film, Double Dragon, which is loosely based on the video game of the same title. Basically its a 90s toon with a cool 80s vibe.
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There is also a degree of character development unlike some toons. I also like the dragon that leads them to secret spots the boys need to get to. The parts with the masks didn't bother me at all, sorta a bonus actually.
Of course Double Dragon was a great video game series. This show has something, kinda hard to define but its there. The bad guys, especially Shadow Master are very cool. The plots are nothing special but probably better than most. I liked the animation and the characters were drawn large. Unlike some of the other reviewers I saw plenty of martial arts in the shows I watched.
#DOUBLE DRAGON CARTOON TRANSCRIPT SERIES#
Sonic mistakes Crash Bandicoot for the video game character "Bubsy the Bobcat" who is an anthropomorphic bobcat from a video game series that ironically got inspiration both Super Mario and Sonic the Hedgehog.This is the only episode of the sixth season where Tails doesn't make a physical appearance.Emmas golden dragon, Himiko took all Kanagawas girl-bikers by storm. Banjo Kazooie (mentioned by Sonic who mistaken Crash's name for) Kamikaze Girls Script taken from a transcript of the screenplay and/or the Tetsuya.Bubsy the Bobcat (mentioned by Sonic who he mistakes Crash for).With Crash being unable to answer thanks to him being electrocuted, Sonic takes this as offense and walks off.
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Sonic re-enters shortly after, saying that he was aiming to make the whole confrontation as similar to the movie Taken as possible, and asks for Crash's opinion. Sonic exclaims that he should have looked there first and accepts Crash's answer, but not before turning on the lever once more as revenge for his cockiness and walks away. Crash gives up and tells Sonic that the Epoch has in been inside his garage all this time. and threatening to keep doing so until the power in the building is turned off for lack of payment on the bill. Crash initially refuses, with Sonic turning on the lever. Crash states that the "Bandicoot Makeover" process is quite restricted with his conditions, while Sonic punches him in the face, briefly electrocutes him, and demands to know where the Epoch is. The two are then seen inside a storage cabin in an Arabian village in Metal Slug, with Crash strapped to an electric chair. Crash mentions that he should fix Pong, but Sonic drags him away to another game that he claims needs a revamp.
Sonic sees it as terrible and prepares go give the game his "Sonic Touch", re-reskinning it to " Sonic & Pong" featuring flying toasters, dancing chili dogs, neon images of dancing women, and Crash's previous paddles burning in a pile on the ground. Sonic initially confuses this term for a sex move, so Crash demonstrates by using a clock wipe and reskinning the game into " Crash Bandicoot Pong", with his own "Tiki" aesthetic.
experiences that are attached to the world with pinpoint precision, like this dragon. Crash explains that he's so famous, he gets personally paid to give games a 'Bandicoot Makeover". transformation lenses, our anime lens, our cartoon lens and others. The two arrive in Pong, while Sonic initially assumes that Crash has brought him here to bore him to death, because he's doing a great job of that. Crash offers to take Sonic along with him while he does his job, confusing Tails as a "bisexual rabbit that follows Sonic around". Crash refuses, mentioning that Eggman's time travel escapades turned him into "the best thing since 'torn-with-your-hands bread", a side effect of the Butterfly Effect, signifying that sliced bread does not exist in this timeline, much to Sonic's annoyance. Sonic finds out that Crash Bandicoot has stolen the Epoch from Eggman, who has now become a worldwide video game star.Ĭontinuing from the last episode, Sonic finds Crash Bandicoot on the beach, with Sonic demanding that he return the Epoch.
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