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Published: 2010-11-12 06:04:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 22656; Favourites: 184; Downloads: 0
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Alternate Title: Teen of ActionIt's odd how the 40th Conroy Cat comic doesn't have any of the main characters appear in it.
I could go on and on about everything's that wrong with Ben 10....
but for now, I won't.
And it's not that I find Rex's powers boring, it's just not as cool as Ben's.
It's my opinion and I'm sticking to it!
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I find the epic story of Generator Rex to outweigh the powers. I (admittedly) was a fan of Ben 10, but sort of half and half. The first series' episodes felt either hit or miss, and the next series just got less interesting.
But Generator Rex's plots and emotion keeps me going!
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Huh. I honestly thought Ben 10 got a lot better once he grew up and changed voice actors. I thought it was super lame when it first came out, but then when I saw the Paradox episode (first appearance), I was pretty impressed.
I haven't seen Rex yet. I sort of thought that was a lame one, but you say the writing's good? That's one of the main things I look for in a series (which is why I love the new MLP show so much!)
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Pretty clever. Just so ya know, I feel that they both have Great stories and Amazing powers.
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As much as I like the first series, Generator Rex is my ultimate preference over Alien Force/Ultimate Alien.
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agreed.
I thought the writing in the first Ben 10 was bad. But the show's more interesting than AF/UA
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you know what a poorly written show is,Batman B&B
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In truth, if I had to choose, I'd still go for good stories, and boring powers.
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Oh come on. How can Rex's powers be boring? He's like a giant robot or something.
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I can write cirles around those MoA fools.
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well written stories? Try hard to follow back story.
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Heh, so true. Personally though I despise both cartoons
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"Old days"? You make ME feel old...
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me too but i liked ben 10 the original anyway
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Lol, I guess they're not that old...but, relatively speaking...
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I grew up with Gummi Bears, Duck Tales, Batman: The Animated Series, Adventures of Tintin...
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Duck Tales, and Batman were great cartoons! Never watched (or even heard of)Gummi Bears or Tintin though.
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Gummi Bears was a Disney cartoon series made before Duck Tales, about small, talking - and brightly coloured - bears who hide from humans (to be specific, an European, medieval kingdom) while protecting them from an evil (human) Duke and his horde of troll-like servants. Perhaps a bit too "cute" and childish for some, but I watch re-runs for nostalgia. [link]
Adventures of Tintin is a series of adventure comics by Belgian writer-artist HergΓ© (Georges Remi). It's about a young reporter, his friends and their adventures around the world. Some stories have been comments of worlds affairs like the Sino-Japanese war, fascist coups in Europe etc. It has been adapted into two live-action films, two animated feature films, and two animated TV-series and there is a computer-"animated" (with same technology as used in Beowulf etc) film produced by Steven Spielberg that is planned to come 2011. [link]
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My explanation or the characters/TV-series?
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Yep, and the series' in of themselves. I learned some T.V. history, so, yeah, it's pretty neat.
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don't forget swatcats
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That one was awesome; sad that it got canned because of the "violence"... pfft...
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I agree, so what you can turn half robot? So can about 600 other anime kids.
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