You've got characters who live in a kingdom that seems to be all well and good, until suddenly your kingdom is attacked by an enemy you didn't quite see coming and while many die, the rest are either enslaved, or live to be the main heroes of the story. To sum up what the reboot is like, it's.kind of like Disney's "Gargoyles" but if it were set on another world, and the characters were cats. Like a lot of shows nowadays, ThunderCats seemed like one of the perfect shows to be rebooted and gave it a darker feel while also adding a lot more layers to the characters than just being your average Saturday morning cartoon character. So every week, the Thundercats would usually face off against Mumm-Ra who would either try and kill the thundercats himself or get one of his henchmen to do it for him and they would usually fail. Basically the team lineup went like this: Lion-O, leader, Tygra: science guy, Panthro: Mechanic, Cheetara: the girl one, Wilykit & Wilykat: the ones who accidentally start trouble, and Snarf: the talking cat who the cast liked, but the fans surely didn't. The main character, Lion-O, starts off as a child but for frankly bizarre reasons that aren't very well explained within the show as you might remember, Lion-O gets an adult body while still having the mind of a kid. These humanoid-like cat people have to leave their dying world and end up on an entirely new planet called Third Earth. Basically in the 1980s, the studio Rankin/Bass created one of the first shows about furries. To start off, I'll briefly discuss the original show that this version is based on. However what can't be unforgiven is what happened to two of Cartoon Network's shows, beloved by fans and canceled more than likely due to toy sales, one is probably apparent to you already but I'm here to talk about this show in particular: "ThunderCats", the 2011 reboot that got put down worse than your beloved house pet.
But when looking through the list of Cartoon Network shows, most have either had a satisfying or mostly satisfying conclusion while a few shows have been brought back to finish in different ways such as "Samurai Jack" and "Young Justice". Okay, so originally, I was going to do a controversy list similar to my Nickelodeon list.
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