ThunderCats: The Complete Series (DVD-R) [Blu-ray]

I'm a HUGE fan of the Thundercats, having grown up when the original series was on. Even had some of the toys when I was a kid, (no longer have any unfortunately. ) But..the series was fun, taught lessons and the animation was excellent. I appreciate the fact that this series was done at a time when things weren't computer animated, people animated this show with their hands, the technique for animation for this show and others similar to it, from 1985 to 1992, were still largely done by hand and in a painstaking, to me thoughtful way. The quality and even at times the errors we as viewers sometimes see make it special. Also actors brought these characters to life, so much work to bring these shows to life. Shows like this are worth a watch, and may even teach you a few lessons along the way.

If you’re buying this expecting crisp, high-definition animation that rivals modern Blu-ray releases... congratulations on your optimism, and welcome to disappointment. This is ThunderCats the way the ancient gods (and 1980s broadcast syndication) intended: slightly blurry, wildly dramatic, and entirely awesome.The animation quality varies between “pretty solid” and “wow, they really reused that frame six times,” but again—that’s part of the charm.The packaging is fine. Nothing fancy. It holds discs. That’s its job, and it does it. Barely. If you were expecting collectible art cards or a Sword of Omens replica, you may be confusing this with a deluxe Blu-ray release that doesn’t exist and probably never will.But here’s the thing: despite the grainy visuals, the lackluster extras, and packaging that screams “we had a $27 budget,” this show still rules. The drama, the action, the completely unnecessary yelling of every character’s name during battle—it all holds up in the most gloriously over-the-top way.This set isn’t perfect, but it doesn’t need to be. It’s ThunderCats, and it’s all here. And for fans, that’s more than enough.

It came on time and the picture is clear and sound is great

I’m an old school cartoon fanatic and I’m pleased to have this disc amongst my collection. The animation and graphics are amazing. So nostalgic!

I can remember it as if it were a meal ago. A well known and respected veterinarian clinic that had an attached no kill shelter for kittens. Saw a cute blue-gray kitten. The holding name was "Heather." She was a little sick with a mild eye infection but I had to adopt her. They kept her in a little kennel to keep her away from the healthy cats. The lady running the shelter let me meet her. She opened the door to her box and she walked straight over to me and rubbed her chin on my knee. She knew why I was there. I told her I had to have her and I could take care of her eye at home. They knew that my last cat Precious just died at 22 and knew they could trust me. I started filling out the paperwork and getting time how to give her the eye cream. I paid my $400 for adoption fees, shots, and spaying. I put her in the kitty carrier and and started heading to the door. They asked me "Hey, what are you gonna name her or are you gonna keep the Heather name?" I turned and said "Poopy-face McGinty The Butt-Faced Bandit."They started chasing me to get my car thinking I was only going to hurt the poor kitten.Boy they were wrong. Me and her are still together. I feed her beef jerky while we watch Thundercats (2011.) It's her favorite show and she always purrs when Lion-O starts yelling "Thunder!"That's my Poopie!

I was a little disappointed it only had the new Netflix series was hoping it also included the original series was still great

They don't make them like they used to! This is a great cartoon to watch for kids as well as adults who want to relive their childhood memories. No issues with playback. Lots of action and very entertaining.

A very good addition to anyone's animated feature/series collection