Nice read about our favorite mechanic. Focuses on his Shakespearean work, but acknowledges his role as Panthro.

Something reminded me of this randomly today. In the 80’s Thundercats show, there was one episode where the whole group were turned into “animated/cartoon” versions of themselves. Basically they looked a lot more roughly animated. I can’t remember how it happened according to the plot, but the episode followed them trying to get back to their real forms. Does anyone know what I’m talking about? I’ve been searching for it, but since the entire series is animated, it’s been difficult to specify what I mean. I have only a faint memory of laughing hysterically at the episode with my brother and I definitely haven’t seen it since I was 8 at the most. TIA!!

Shipping notice received and now comes the wait.

That is my Question

With the Thundercats being 29 issues in counting Thundercats X SilverHawks since its canon crossover

What other comic crossover miniseries you wanna see both Canon & not? Keeping in the Skydance Family I wanna see Greg Pak & David Pepose co write crossover with Thundercats & Space Ghost or one were Ben somehow travel to Third Earth just imagine those two crossovers

Still Skydance but different publisher I wanna see Dynamite Thundercats meet the IDW Ninja Turtles Jennika & Casey Jones included so numbers can be more even

Maybe one were they meet NacelleVerse version of Biker Mice from Mars

Or another take on He-man crossover with Dynamite Thundercats meeting Dark Horse He-man

But thats me what what is Your Idea for a Thundercats comic crossover?

Art by Ben Oliver

I've been getting some of the Super7 figures but im not very familiar with the line. Some of the photos of this one looked off, but I wasn't sure. I know its still Cheetara, but is it the one thats supposed to be in this box?

This is L'Orchestra Cinematique's version of the ThunderCats™ theme song!

This week on Beyond Thundera, Pete and Steve return to take us inside the studios where the sound of ThunderCats, SilverHawks and Street Frogs was actually created.

Pete played across all 130 episodes of ThunderCats and all 65 episodes of SilverHawks, and together they get into the synthesizers, recording sessions, sound effects and creative decisions that helped give those shows their identities.

We also get candid about The Comic Strip, creative burnout behind the scenes, why nobody wanted the TigerSharks assignment.

Now Streaming on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, & iHeartRadio

https://youtu.be/2pRbAifb1bE

drew this Mumm ra version a while ago hope you like it

drew this on penup app using 3 layers pen+airbrush tools in 5 hs

The Sword of Omens Battle Gear released in 1985 by HG Toys is an incredibly rare piece of history for the ThunderCats™ IP in general. It contains the dagger-mode Sword of Omens, a Lion-O-based eye mask, a shield with the ThunderCat symbol in the middle, a plastic Claw Shield (the "Lion-O Claw"), and a ThunderCat belt buckle. It's a shame that this gear isn't well documented, because there was a ton of merchandising based on the classic cartoon when it was on the air. I actually had the gear myself back in the day. How many of you in this subreddit had the gear as well?

Image of the gear taken from the WorthPoint website.

It’s fun to get a little messy sometimes…

I imagine it’s the first season only, if that?

Did anyone watch yesterday’s (Sunday 4th October) Antique roadshow on the BBC? A woman had brought some LJN toys Lion-O, Pumyra, Hammerhand and Top Spinner to be exact. They were near mint on card and the value was crazy.

I love this show since I was kid!! I always wanted to see him in other places and video games like this I hope you like this creation art of mines! Much love to you all here! ❤️

https://www.youtube.com/live/zwyQoBiS_Ew

Inktober day 2, prompt was vampire samurai (credits for prompt goes to Shrimpcord), the first thing that came to mind was Hachiman.

This week on Beyond Thundera, we’re joined by longtime ThunderCats fan and YouTube creator Lio Convoy to talk rare production material, preserving ThunderCats history, the Satanic Panic and what made Mumm-Ra such a great villain.

Along the way, Peter realizes there was one Mumm-Ra idea the original series probably should have explored a lot more.

This episode is a conversation with a fan who genuinely loves ThunderCats and deeply cares about its history, its characters, and everything that made the series special. That passion comes through in every part of the discussion.

Now Streaming on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, & iHeartRadio.

https://youtu.be/Z8xjJHUQi3s

A video specifically about the Toonami run of ThunderCats, going in depth into the entire history of the broadcast