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DanielMead — It's good to be bad in the '80s
Published: 2014-01-25 06:08:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 5521; Favourites: 186; Downloads: 0
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A little tribute from the decade that defined pop culture for the next few decades.Related content
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love it, I loved all the baddies of the 80's.....
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Indeed! I'm proud to know and remeber everyone on that awseome artwork!
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What, no Hordak, no Desslok, no King Zarkon, no Lord Breetai? And where's Cy-Kill?...
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Sorry, man. Just the stuff you see here. I never had access to those when I was younger
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So much nostalgia! 
Little Venger is adorable
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My friend and I would make dungeons based off of the episodes.
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hmm lets see here
Megatron?
Cobra Commander?
Shredder?
Skeletor?
Darth Vader!
Mumra?
???forgot his name D
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This is just too damn adorable, and had to submit to as many DA groups as possible! And hey, you could easily do a second one with more 1980's nostalgia villains, though than you'd be going into second-in-commands, or lesser known 'Big Bads' (not that there's anything wrong with that).
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Thanks loads! I tried to hit the big ones. Vader isn't a cartoon, but I guess if you look at a toy catalog, he still fits. Plus, I'm taking advantage of a technicality with Vader (Empire/Jedi) since he would really be from the '70s. It's it amazing how many '80s properties are still popular today?
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Very true, though I wonder why the 1980's characters endured, while the 1990's less so...slight quality of shows and an equally lessened number of such probably helped too. Plus, your thinking about Darth Vader is spot on, as he really came into his own as a complex character during the 1980's sequels...shame about the prequels.
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To be fair, there are quite a bit of 90s properties that are around, they just aren't as cool
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