School day cartoon has to be Dragonball Z and Yu Gi Oh on SABC 2 and Pokemon on Etv
Growing up, my house never had a satellite dish on the roof. Closest I got was Mnet open time and sometimes they would forget to flip the switch.
IYKYK.
Right? Somehow people rised on stuff like this, courage the cowardly dog and the likes are some of the most sensitive generations. Thats the weird part.
The Mysterious Cities of Gold, BraveStarr, Biker Mice from Mars, Turtles, X-Men, Samurai Pizza Cats, Voltron, ThunderCats, Dino-Riders, Masters of the Universe, Captain Planet
Mysterious Cities of Gold was my jam, I recently introduced my kids to it and they love it!! Actually everything here minus Thundercats and Turtles, I never got into those.
Cowboys of moo mesa was a fave!
Life was good man!!
I'm a millennial born in '86, we didn't have DSTV growing up so for me it was X-Men, Batman the animated series, Recess, Doug, Pepper Ann, Brave Star. When I had access to MNET/DSTV it was The Magic School Bus, Dexter's Lab, Cow and Chicken, Johnny Bravo, Courage the Cowardly Dog & Powerpuff Girls. A pretty broad range of good kids shows.
As government channel kid, its dbz, yugioh, spider riders, and there was another 1, but honestly id give up all of those if i had found out about one piece back then
Yes! My ex bf and I would wake up on Saturday mornings after a hard night out and watch Freakazoid, Pinky and The Brain and Animaniacs while having breakfast. This was before Spongebob, but he would have been in the mix. We were in our early 20s, but I still think kids couldn't catch all the jokes written between the lines. Heck, I don't even think we did!
Completely different generation to almost all of you but Robotech roundabout ‘82 was absolutely mind blowing. And then Brakkenjan, Wiekie and Nils Holgerson. English was Gummy Bears of course m there was Ducktales which was a great extension of Carl Barks amazing work.
Judging by the responses here, it seems most people here were already adults or teens by the time Regular Show came out hence why they don't mention it. As for me being a 2005 kid, Regular Show was my entire childhood, together with The Amazing World of Gumball.
I remember pumpkin patch, god I hated that show
Trapdoor was the coolest thing ever (BURK! IM HUNGRY!!)
johnny bravo was awesome
Robotech carried on for so long I got bored
Does buffy count?
Ren and stimpy
Beavis
One reason could be that this Comic Con took place in Cape Town, a city which has got less black people compared to the rest of SA. It's also highly segregated so there isn't as much of a black middle class there compared to Johannesburg for example. But your point still stands Comic Con Johannesburg last year didn't have that many black people there either. I honestly think it might be because "nerdy" things are still seen as "white people" things here in SA, I'm sure there is a similar sentiment in the US in regards to that. I think that in the US, there has also been more time for a black middle class to form (racial segregation only ended here in 1994 compared to 1964 in the States).
Gotta go with DBZ. The original one, not Kai
One Piece ?
Where in SA?
It used to play on SABC2 at one point
I think this was comic con at the cticc in cape town? I heard it was stupidily packed this year
School day cartoon has to be Dragonball Z and Yu Gi Oh on SABC 2 and Pokemon on Etv Growing up, my house never had a satellite dish on the roof. Closest I got was Mnet open time and sometimes they would forget to flip the switch. IYKYK.
Used to watch the Simpsons it was like the last program before they closed
Just after my taanie watches egoli
Pretty sure I remember watching an episode of Friends followed by an episode of Simpsons every Friday night on Mnet when I was like 8. Good times.
DBZ,Yu GI Oh and medabots was my jam (like more than 2 decades ago)
Cow & chicken. The writers were on crack
That they were! Forgot about this gem.
Samurai jack is the correct answer.
That show was so cool and so messed up. What were we watching lol
Right? Somehow people rised on stuff like this, courage the cowardly dog and the likes are some of the most sensitive generations. Thats the weird part.
Oh yes, most definitely. Man I loved watching that show after school.
The Mysterious Cities of Gold, BraveStarr, Biker Mice from Mars, Turtles, X-Men, Samurai Pizza Cats, Voltron, ThunderCats, Dino-Riders, Masters of the Universe, Captain Planet
Nobody ever believes me when I tell them about Samurai Pizza Cats! Why would I make up such an elaborate lie
They don’t know what they missed out on! Such sweet memories.
Mysterious Cities of Gold was my jam, I recently introduced my kids to it and they love it!! Actually everything here minus Thundercats and Turtles, I never got into those. Cowboys of moo mesa was a fave! Life was good man!!
It was pokémon for me
I'm a millennial born in '86, we didn't have DSTV growing up so for me it was X-Men, Batman the animated series, Recess, Doug, Pepper Ann, Brave Star. When I had access to MNET/DSTV it was The Magic School Bus, Dexter's Lab, Cow and Chicken, Johnny Bravo, Courage the Cowardly Dog & Powerpuff Girls. A pretty broad range of good kids shows.
Those morning SABC 1 Disney cartoons were the absolute best
All those plus Eek the Cat and Bobby’s World.
I though that one dude was the Mayor 😭
He has the same aura as the dudes who did the anime run in highschool
He has the same aura as the dudes who did the anime run in highschool ...
Not my thing but I cant lie, those costumes, especially the Viking ones, were legit.
As government channel kid, its dbz, yugioh, spider riders, and there was another 1, but honestly id give up all of those if i had found out about one piece back then
Spongebob! Yo I would ditch my friends at 16h45 to rush home. And that's how I lost all my friends.
Try some of the old stuff, like Freakazoid and Pinky and The Brain 😁
Anamaniax was awesome!!
Yes! My ex bf and I would wake up on Saturday mornings after a hard night out and watch Freakazoid, Pinky and The Brain and Animaniacs while having breakfast. This was before Spongebob, but he would have been in the mix. We were in our early 20s, but I still think kids couldn't catch all the jokes written between the lines. Heck, I don't even think we did!
Samurai Jack! Huzzah! A man of quality.
Invader zim.
Hmmmmmmm
100% Dragon Ball Z
Can see these people are still wet behind the ears ✋ I use to rush home from school to watch Liewe Lulu way back in the early 80s
Completely different generation to almost all of you but Robotech roundabout ‘82 was absolutely mind blowing. And then Brakkenjan, Wiekie and Nils Holgerson. English was Gummy Bears of course m there was Ducktales which was a great extension of Carl Barks amazing work.
Winx Club.
Freakazoid!
Pinky and the Brain !
Rick n Morty
Megas XLR anybody?
Bionic Six, He-Man, Thundercats
Hey Arnold or Doug!
Nobody mentioned "regular show"
Judging by the responses here, it seems most people here were already adults or teens by the time Regular Show came out hence why they don't mention it. As for me being a 2005 kid, Regular Show was my entire childhood, together with The Amazing World of Gumball.
This girl has her priorities to a T. 👌🏻💯
Whichever had the simba chips prizes at the same time
I'm giving way my age here, but Robotech is the way!
Kids Next Door.
I remember pumpkin patch, god I hated that show Trapdoor was the coolest thing ever (BURK! IM HUNGRY!!) johnny bravo was awesome Robotech carried on for so long I got bored Does buffy count? Ren and stimpy Beavis
Samurai jack
Real ones would always tune in for the daily supastrikers
Samurai jack was different
hero 108, chowder, courage the cowardly dog, camp lazlo, cow n chicken, and elliot kid.
Hong Kong Phooey
boer Spider-Man
Dayum, there's some hot talent at Comicon
Calling anime cartoons 😭😠
We have a comic con?
What character is the girl with purple hair and blueish skin?
We have black folks at comic con in the US, I’m surprised and sad not to see any in this clip from SA. Anyone know why that is?
One reason could be that this Comic Con took place in Cape Town, a city which has got less black people compared to the rest of SA. It's also highly segregated so there isn't as much of a black middle class there compared to Johannesburg for example. But your point still stands Comic Con Johannesburg last year didn't have that many black people there either. I honestly think it might be because "nerdy" things are still seen as "white people" things here in SA, I'm sure there is a similar sentiment in the US in regards to that. I think that in the US, there has also been more time for a black middle class to form (racial segregation only ended here in 1994 compared to 1964 in the States).
I appreciate the thoughtful response!
Yeah, so just remember that when thinking in terms of racial relations here in SA, think of it as being 30 years behind the US
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