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I remember Disney having quite a few animated shows that could be easily adapted for any media, and my choice would be... The Weekenders

Definitely, my choice would be... Prometheus

Iron Man: Armored Adventures - Rooney (haven't heard from them in awhile, hope they're still active ;)):

What's New, Scooby-Doo? - Simple Plan (I'd love to hear them do another theme song, someday):

I don't know about other countries, but my choice is definitely the Eon Kid :cool:

My choice is definitely SpongeBob SquarePants (especially the earlier seasons):

My favorite episode of X-Men: Evolution will always be "Middleverse" because everything came together so well in this one episode (story/writing; animation; music; etc.). :cool:

All the way, W.I.T.C.H. is my choice. :)

No matter what anyone says, Lessons in Love (Episode 10 from Season One) will go down as one of the best single episodes in cartoon history:

A most enjoyable continuation of the movie, IMHO. Also, there were a few interesting additions to the cast (Queen La; Count Rokoff; Bobby Canler). All in all, I had a swell time watching the show & hope there'll be more new episodes someday. :)

Both shows are fine. But I give the edge to Jackie Chan Adventures. The reason for my choice is because I've always liked the ending theme from Wheatus :cool:

I thought it was fine. Like you, I enjoyed both the action scenes & the art-style. :) But my favorite will always be the intro:

For obvious reasons, "Martin Mystery" will always be a favorite. But I thought "Totally Spies" was fine, since I've seen almost every episode that aired in the US. Never had the chance to watch "Team Galaxy", so I can't comment.

Hopefully it's alright to post this, but I quite enjoyed the Japanese ending theme:

^^^In agreement with you about the dark & edgy animation. Plus: the OP was pretty catchy...

^^^OMG! I never saw that intro before. But, I heard that same music with this other intro:

OMG! I LOVE both! I simply can't decide which one is best! I will admit that W.I.T.C.H. has the better OP, though:

In agreement with both of you. Always admired Diane for putting up with Martin's antics. ;) Definitely one of my all-time favorite cartoon heroines:

Me too. Jeff Smith is a favorite. Would love to read an explanation from you, as well. ;)

Agreed. One of my favorite voices in the industry, and truly a great talent. He will be missed. RIP Mr. Morrow. I'll always love your version of Scott Summers/Cyclops.

IMHO, the best is 6Teen. The reason why I LOVE it so much is because it's a show about young people trying to make ends meet, while trying to enjoy life at the same time (and without parental supervision, I might add). Also, the opening is totally KICKASS...

Agreed. This is a pleasant surprise and all, but I'd still LOVE to continue seeing both OG PPG & OG Dexter's Laboratory at their regular time.

Agreed. I thought almost every character during the early episodes of B:TAS could be considered best-dressed. My favorites were the Riddler and Harvey Dent (Two-Face).

J & K's LTD from the MiB animated series.

I love the Amazing Friends, and Firestar is my favorite character on the show. I hope every season of "Spider-Man & His Amazing Friends" will be collected in either a DVD set or on Blu-Ray.

Awesome. I love anime that are innovative. Looking forward to this.

"You can't always have what you want, Robin."

"I could hear, even though I could not act."

Over: Sierra - still confused about whether she was an official contestant or just a fan allowed to tag-along with the group during World Tour. Under: Taylor - always was interested in seeing how she'd do on her own without her mother shadowing her.

Favorite: April Fools Day - Year 2012, where Adult Swim ran programming from their Toonami library of old-school anime. Least favorite: Whenever Adult Swim runs live-action programming instead of anime.

Moribund Victory

"Hold it in, Rocco."

Bendis created a few of my favorites for his Ultimate Spider-Man series, such as Ultimate Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew) & Ultimate Bombshell II (Lana Baumgartner).

Agreed. Both have excellent animation. But, as you said, Mob Psycho 100 is a bit more substantial than OPM in certain areas. However, I've always felt OPM had potential. It all depends on which direction the creators will take the series and how they utilize their interesting ideas.

"Too big for one person."

The anime ending of "Fushigi Yugi: The Mysterious Play" always brought tears to my eyes.

I love every episode, and it's extremely hard to choose just one. But if I had to choose only one episode, it would be "Photo Finish" - a parody of spy movies with Dexter imitating James Bond.

"I only wish I'd done it sooner."

"Providence smiles upon the Blue One."

"Whoever he is, he must be more exciting than dad."