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At the very least, it felt like they were building up to events akin to TFTM. Furman did once say that the final chapter of the unpublished Energon comics would basically lead into the Cybertron cartoon, since the last comic script ended with the beginning of the formation of the black hole.

And Hoskins' performance as Mario was basically just his performance of Eddie Valiant from Who Framed Roger Rabbit? again, albeit with a love of plumbing added to the mix.

Muhammad Ali beat Superman.

Victory is generally considered to be like a precursor to the Brave Series.

A pity he was stuck with Optimal Optimus's colors instead of his own proper cartoon colors. I am still baffled that not even Takara gave him the right colors in their Beast Wars Returns release.

Gavan was also adapted into Power Rangers Beast Morphers as the intergalactic police officer Captain Chaku. Jiraiya was also adapted into Power Rangers Ninja Steel as Space Sheriff Skyfire. Both of which were possible thanks to Go-Busters and Ninninger having had crossovers with those two...

How could they do him any better? Besides, he already got a surprise encore at the end of Zero Two. Heck, the very end of Xros Wars even had a whole army of all three of his forms. Better to tread new waters than to retread something overdone.

I actually once proposed years ago the idea of adapting Masterforce into a live action tokusatsu series. I think it would work very well.

Four new commercials in one clip:

Filmation also made the worst-animated Tom & Jerry episodes ever.

Adventure 2020 had forward momentum going all the way up to the BlitzGreymon episode, but then just devolved into random filler for the next 11 episodes. Sure, there were some important moments sprinkled throughout those 11 episodes (Patamon becoming Angemon again, Angemon becoming HolyAngemon...

Now available to pre-order at Hasbro Pulse.

You already asked that.

Because it's a... ... ... ... ...wait for it... ... ... ... ...seal of approval!

While this news is more theme park-related, a long overdue animated Disney character is finally becoming a costumed character at Mickey's Toontown at Disneyland:

I'm actually okay with this, as it seemingly ends up not undoing what was established years ago and thus requires no backpedaling retcons.

Especially when Cloudcover, yet another use of the acclaimed Seeker mold, is right there.