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#6 - Invizimals (Animation Unknown/Zero Knowledge Files) - This series, released in 2013 was just put out on KimCartoon. It's somewhat obscure and believe it or not, if you don't have a copy of it, was based off a 3DS game series. Despite being a Pokemon knockoff by Sony, the game didn't qualify as a bootleg! So, what's the cartoon about? This scientist, Keni Nakamura discovered a race of invisible monsters he dubbed "Invizimals". He also discovered a portal that leads to those creatures' world. But what kind of mystery is behind the portal and this world? And is there some sort of threat willing to overthrow it? Only three kids named Hiro, Lima, and Sam are about to find out. Overall, the CGI animation is decent at best, and it sort of knocks off Redakai and... Monster Rancher? Yeah, it's really obscure. Draw your own conclusions.

#5 - Bratz (Animation Infamy) - Okay, Invizimals may have had decent CGI animation, this series, however, is NOT BEING SUBTLE!! This was when CGI was evolving into a new form of animation, and the only series that executed those elements right was Code Lyoko! And even if this series did have good animation, it wouldn't matter anyway because there's not a lot to make a Bratz cartoon about! Instead, the developers made Jade, Cloe, Yasmin, and the others as journalists, released about 40 episodes, and it was awful all around. Honestly, I'd rather play with those dolls or watch that 2009 movie nobody saw that watch this!

#4 - Peacemaker (Anime Unknown) - Next time someone tells you that the Shinsengumi is strictly an organization in real life Japan and in GinTama, why not showin' them this thing from 2003! Tetsunosuke Ichimura has always been upset about his short stature. After he sees his parents being murdered by a Choushuu assassin right in front of him, he vows with all his heart to become strong enough to take revenge on their killer. It is now 1864, the first year of Genji. Tetsunosuke, now 15, heads to the headquarters of the Shinsengumi with his older brother Tatsunosuke, looking to join the historical group to fulfill his dreams of getting stronger. Little does he realize what he is about to experience by doing so, for in order to join this army, one must forego his humanity and become a demon. Is this a Naruto bootleg? Could be, with the 'annoying' protagonist. But this series was released in 2003, Naruto came about a year later after that. This wasn't as successful, only getting 24 episodes, which means it's an underrated series! Also, this is a series where I like the ending theme better than the opening theme. Take a listen: youtu.be/P_GCMGdx7Ls

#3 - Kenny the Shark (Animation Unknown) - As part of my sub-project that I didn't have until now, I continue to establish the majority of Discovery Kids' shows before Discovery Kids evolved into the Hub. This was one of Discovery Kids' first animated series (prior to Tutenstein, which is for a later showcase), as it was semi-fascinating, with actual shark footage. Here's how it goes: As if you couldn't tell by the title, it's about a tiger shark named Kenny. One day, he got very lonely in the ocean, so he relocated to the surface (disregarding standard reality, he does not die on surface due to lack of water because cartoon physics) to see if anyone wants him. And by wants him, it translates to isn't intimidated by him. A girl by the name of Kat Cassidy, who is the child of psychiatrist mother and stay-at-home dad, was actually fascinated by Kenny. She's always had a knack for studying sharks, but this was the first time she'd seen a tiger shark with a larynx that adapts actual human vocabulary! So, she takes Kenny as a pet, and each episode they try to solve problems usually caused by Kenny. All in the name of research! All in all, this is quite an underrated series. One last note, let me make a similarity question: Why does Kenny have a similar voice to Ruff Ruffman?

#2 - SSSS.Gridman (Thoughts/Anime Unknown) - Man, Studio Trigger really loves 3D graphics and applying to mechanical parts! First Gurren Lagann, then Kill La Kill, then Darling in the Franxx, and now this! Keep in mind this is a most recent anime, so let me describe the plot I acquired. This anime gives a similar purpose to Evangelion: You're not alone. Whenever, forever. Yuuta Hibiki is a first-year student in high school living in Tsutsujidai. One day, he wakes up without his memories. Yuuta later meets Hyper Agent GRIDMAN who is inside an old computer. GRIDMAN tells him to fulfill his purpose. Yuuta's quest to understand the meaning behind those words and to find his memories begins. While all of this is sudden, Yuuta has helpful assistance from his classmates, Shou Utsumi, Rikka Takarada, and Akane Shinjou, but... Those peaceful days are destroyed mercilessly by a monster that suddenly appears. Yep. Got classic elements to most Mecha anime, got a good storyline overall, and a pretty good dub so far to boot. And overall, isn't everything Studio Trigger makes quality? Also, I think this has no relation to Gridman from Superhuman Samurai Syber Squad... or is it? I think this might be an unintentional reboot that got animated of an attempt to Americanize Ultraman! Man, didn't see that analogy coming! Also, check out this intense intro it has: youtu.be/vd-1FWppNTA

#1 - The Secret Saturdays (Animation Unknown) - Back in 2008 before Cartoon Network strictly took a turn for its worse, it somehow had epic Friday night action blocks that were almost like a respawn of Toonami in a way. This one was a major contender, alongside Sym-Bionic Titan, as one of the shows on that list. Zak Saturday and his parents, Doc and Drew are a family of world-saving scientists called “The Secret Saturdays.” Living in a hidden base, they are part of a secret organization of scientists known as The Secret Scientists who protect mankind against the hidden and terrifying things of the world. In the series, folktales aren’t just legends, but actual mysteries that the Saturday family must solve. Traveling all over the world, the Saturdays explore ancient temples and bottomless caves, and battle with villains which includes the evil V.V. Argost (who hides his evil plans under his TV show Weird World) and a masked mercenary, who specializes in the capture of cryptids, named Van Rook. Scouring the globe in search of cryptids, the Saturdays attempt to keep the existence of these unusual beasts secret, to protect both mankind and the creatures themselves. The Saturdays and their exotic cryptid pets are a loving bunch, trying to work through everyday family matters and squabbles in-between their adventures. During both seasons the Saturday family is on a race against V.V. Argost to stop Argost from controlling Kur, a mythical all-powerful beast that can supposedly raise a cryptid army. Long story short, Cartoon Network essentially made their own not-as-successful-but-still-enjoyable Huntik clone! Also, for some odd reason, they had a season 2, but it was cut short only gaining 10 episodes to Season 1's 26 episodes. Chances are some of the writers stopped funding the project and ultimately became writers for possibly Generator Rex or Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, and later on, Ben 10: Omniverse. Which by weird coincidence, Zak and his family were also featured in a crossover episode of Omniverse! Possibly the only way to get recognition. That doesn't matter anymore because Ben 10 2017 exists, but that's another story.

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Template by KingZanderSanchez-i

Note: I think I'm overproducing before Revisitedecember even starts. SAVE ME FROM MYSELF!!

#6 - Invizimals (Animation Unknown/Zero Knowledge Files) - This series, released in 2013 was just put out on KimCartoon. It's somewhat obscure and believe it or not, if you don't have a copy of it, was based off a 3DS game series. Despite being a Pokemon knockoff by Sony, the game didn't qualify as a bootleg! So, what's the cartoon about? This scientist, Keni Nakamura discovered a race of invisible monsters he dubbed "Invizimals". He also discovered a portal that leads to those creatures' world. But what kind of mystery is behind the portal and this world? And is there some sort of threat willing to overthrow it? Only three kids named Hiro, Lima, and Sam are about to find out. Overall, the CGI animation is decent at best, and it sort of knocks off Redakai and... Monster Rancher? Yeah, it's really obscure. Draw your own conclusions.

#5 - Bratz (Animation Infamy) - Okay, Invizimals may have had decent CGI animation, this series, however, is NOT BEING SUBTLE!! This was when CGI was evolving into a new form of animation, and the only series that executed those elements right was Code Lyoko! And even if this series did have good animation, it wouldn't matter anyway because there's not a lot to make a Bratz cartoon about! Instead, the developers made Jade, Cloe, Yasmin, and the others as journalists, released about 40 episodes, and it was awful all around. Honestly, I'd rather play with those dolls or watch that 2009 movie nobody saw that watch this!

#4 - Peacemaker (Anime Unknown) - Next time someone tells you that the Shinsengumi is strictly an organization in real life Japan and in GinTama, why not showin' them this thing from 2003! Tetsunosuke Ichimura has always been upset about his short stature. After he sees his parents being murdered by a Choushuu assassin right in front of him, he vows with all his heart to become strong enough to take revenge on their killer. It is now 1864, the first year of Genji. Tetsunosuke, now 15, heads to the headquarters of the Shinsengumi with his older brother Tatsunosuke, looking to join the historical group to fulfill his dreams of getting stronger. Little does he realize what he is about to experience by doing so, for in order to join this army, one must forego his humanity and become a demon. Is this a Naruto bootleg? Could be, with the 'annoying' protagonist. But this series was released in 2003, Naruto came about a year later after that. This wasn't as successful, only getting 24 episodes, which means it's an underrated series! Also, this is a series where I like the ending theme better than the opening theme. Take a listen: youtu.be/P_GCMGdx7Ls

#3 - Kenny the Shark (Animation Unknown) - As part of my sub-project that I didn't have until now, I continue to establish the majority of Discovery Kids' shows before Discovery Kids evolved into the Hub. This was one of Discovery Kids' first animated series (prior to Tutenstein, which is for a later showcase), as it was semi-fascinating, with actual shark footage. Here's how it goes: As if you couldn't tell by the title, it's about a tiger shark named Kenny. One day, he got very lonely in the ocean, so he relocated to the surface (disregarding standard reality, he does not die on surface due to lack of water because cartoon physics) to see if anyone wants him. And by wants him, it translates to isn't intimidated by him. A girl by the name of Kat Cassidy, who is the child of psychiatrist mother and stay-at-home dad, was actually fascinated by Kenny. She's always had a knack for studying sharks, but this was the first time she'd seen a tiger shark with a larynx that adapts actual human vocabulary! So, she takes Kenny as a pet, and each episode they try to solve problems usually caused by Kenny. All in the name of research! All in all, this is quite an underrated series. One last note, let me make a similarity question: Why does Kenny have a similar voice to Ruff Ruffman?

#2 - SSSS.Gridman (Thoughts/Anime Unknown) - Man, Studio Trigger really loves 3D graphics and applying to mechanical parts! First Gurren Lagann, then Kill La Kill, then Darling in the Franxx, and now this! Keep in mind this is a most recent anime, so let me describe the plot I acquired. This anime gives a similar purpose to Evangelion: You're not alone. Whenever, forever. Yuuta Hibiki is a first-year student in high school living in Tsutsujidai. One day, he wakes up without his memories. Yuuta later meets Hyper Agent GRIDMAN who is inside an old computer. GRIDMAN tells him to fulfill his purpose. Yuuta's quest to understand the meaning behind those words and to find his memories begins. While all of this is sudden, Yuuta has helpful assistance from his classmates, Shou Utsumi, Rikka Takarada, and Akane Shinjou, but... Those peaceful days are destroyed mercilessly by a monster that suddenly appears. Yep. Got classic elements to most Mecha anime, got a good storyline overall, and a pretty good dub so far to boot. And overall, isn't everything Studio Trigger makes quality? Also, I think this has no relation to Gridman from Superhuman Samurai Syber Squad... or is it? I think this might be an unintentional reboot that got animated of an attempt to Americanize Ultraman! Man, didn't see that analogy coming! Also, check out this intense intro it has: youtu.be/vd-1FWppNTA

#1 - The Secret Saturdays (Animation Unknown) - Back in 2008 before Cartoon Network strictly took a turn for its worse, it somehow had epic Friday night action blocks that were almost like a respawn of Toonami in a way. This one was a major contender, alongside Sym-Bionic Titan, as one of the shows on that list. Zak Saturday and his parents, Doc and Drew are a family of world-saving scientists called “The Secret Saturdays.” Living in a hidden base, they are part of a secret organization of scientists known as The Secret Scientists who protect mankind against the hidden and terrifying things of the world. In the series, folktales aren’t just legends, but actual mysteries that the Saturday family must solve. Traveling all over the world, the Saturdays explore ancient temples and bottomless caves, and battle with villains which includes the evil V.V. Argost (who hides his evil plans under his TV show Weird World) and a masked mercenary, who specializes in the capture of cryptids, named Van Rook. Scouring the globe in search of cryptids, the Saturdays attempt to keep the existence of these unusual beasts secret, to protect both mankind and the creatures themselves. The Saturdays and their exotic cryptid pets are a loving bunch, trying to work through everyday family matters and squabbles in-between their adventures. During both seasons the Saturday family is on a race against V.V. Argost to stop Argost from controlling Kur, a mythical all-powerful beast that can supposedly raise a cryptid army. Long story short, Cartoon Network essentially made their own not-as-successful-but-still-enjoyable Huntik clone! Also, for some odd reason, they had a season 2, but it was cut short only gaining 10 episodes to Season 1's 26 episodes. Chances are some of the writers stopped funding the project and ultimately became writers for possibly Generator Rex or Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, and later on, Ben 10: Omniverse. Which by weird coincidence, Zak and his family were also featured in a crossover episode of Omniverse! Possibly the only way to get recognition. That doesn't matter anymore because Ben 10 2017 exists, but that's another story.