Do Warner Bros. and Disney still dominate the TV toon market like they did in the late 20th century?

I don't think you watch enough since you periodically ask what is popular with children.

I know the original Teen Titans is one of the most popular superhero cartoons of all time. It's not one that a Christian should watch. It was rather dark and ominous for a kids' show. I don't think I'd let my kids watch it if I had any.

Slade is a rather questionable villian, and the show had a bunch of dark moments, especially with Raven and Trigon, who are both otherworldly characters.

I remember telling people on the DC Comics Message Boards that Starfire was dressed like an alien go-go dancer and Raven was dressed like a goth Lolita. Their getups were not appropriate attire for teenage characters in a kids' show. Blackfire was dressed similarly like Starfire. No wonder people make lewd and pornographic fan art, comics and animations of these characters.

Teen Titans Go! is worse.

I know Mighty Magiswords was a popular cartoon show for a while. I'm wondering if that show had a lot of adult humor in it.

It would be kind of surprising if it didn't. Why? One of the main characters is a young woman who parades around in a form-fitting leotard who refuses to wear pants. That right here is fodder for a whole bunch of adult jokes.

You talked about your opinion of Teen Titans several times before, here and on Yahoo Answers.

If anything, this confirms you haven't watched any other recent DC cartoon if you are talking about a TV series that ended in 2006. I'm not counting Teen Titans Go! since it is a comedic spinoff.

You seemed to have ignored the Justice League animated series, Young Justice, and DC Super Hero Girls. All three shows have large fanbases.

DC has since modified Raven and Starfire's outfits in the recent comics. Though I should note that Starfire is an adult in the comics, while Raven is a teenager.

Okay. Did Legion of Superheroes have a large fanbase?

You didn't answer my question about Mighty Magiswords. I've seen a few eps of this show.

No. Legion was not as popular as the other shows I mentioned, which is why I didn't include it.

I only seen a few 3 minute shorts of Mighty Magiswords, so I don't have a clear opinion of it. Based on how often you mention the show, I assume you know about the show than I do.

I should mention that Justice League Unlimited and Young Justice both were renewed for new seasons because of strong fan feedback.

DC Super Hero Girls (both the 2015 series and the 2019 relaunch) have a popular online series and a successful toy line/merchandise.

And before you start naming DC shows after 2000, let me clarify which shows were popular by typing in *Bold:
*Batman Beyond (1999-2001)
*Static Shock (2000-2004)
Zeta Project (2001-2002)
*Justice League (2001–04)
*Teen Titans (2003–06)
*Justice League Unlimited (2004–06)
*The Batman (2004–08)
Krypto the Superdog (2005–06)
Legion of Super Heroes (2006–08)
*Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2008–11)
Green Lantern: The Animated Series (2011–13)
Beware the Batman (2013–14)
Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles (2015)
Vixen (2015–16)
*DC Super Hero Girls (Series One 2015–18, Series Two 2019-)
Justice League Action (2016–18)
Freedom Fighters: The Ray (2017–18)
Constantine: City of Demons (2018–19)
*Young Justice (2010–13, 2019–)
*Teen Titans Go! (2013–)
*Harley Quinn (2019–)
Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons (2020–)

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I don't know much about Magiswords. I've only seen a few episodes.

I'm not going to look at any Rule 34 material. I don't need you ruining video games for me.

I grew up with Mario. I don't know too much about current characters that have been added to the franchise.

I don't fetishize Wario or Waluigi.

Out of curiosity, what Marvel cartoon shows have been popular since 2000?

Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes
The Spectacular Spider-Man
X-Men Evolution

That's it?

I'm not a big fan of Raven or Starfire for obvious reasons. At least their with the new character designs their bodies are covered up.

Yet you manage to namedrop him into almost all of your threads (regardless of whether it's relevant or not). Makes people wonder why you so obsessed with that character. Makes a lot of people suspicious of your motives toward the very minor Nintendo character.

It is weird you are focused on those two characters and not the many other female DC/Marvel characters who are wearing more revealing outfits that have appeared in animated shows.

I do not namedrop Waluigi on almost every thread I post. You think he's "very minor"? I don't think a character that's appearred in 40 Mario games, side games or not, is "very minor". Super Mario Maker is the only official Mario franchise platformer Waluigi has appeared in, and it's the only one he's playable in. Waluigi is considered a main Mario character. He is a relatively new character.

Wario, as I said, has been in a few platformers of his own, and there's also the Wario Ware series. Wario is not as popular or as famous as the Mario Bros. Do you consider Wario to be "very minor"?

I've said to other people Nintendo should have made a game that introduced both Wario and Waluigi at the same time. They could have made a NES, SNES or Gameboy game that introduced both characters. Apparently Nintendo at the time didn't think Luigi was important enough to warrant getting his own evil doppelganger. Wario predates Waluigi by 8 years. Waluigi was basically an afterthought - Nintendo didn't think if him until they realized Wario needed a partner for a Mario tennis game- a side Mario game. Someone at Camelot proposed the idea for Waluigi when Camelot was helping Nintendo develop Mario Tennis for the N64 back in 2000 and Nintendo had little to do with his creation. Miyamoto helped the Camelot employee design the character.

Interestingly though, the idea for Waluigi had been around before this. A hypothetical Waluigi appeared in an old '90s manga before Waluigi was officially created by Nintendo:



This makes me wonder why the party behind the manga from 1994 didn't propose the idea for Waluigi to Nintendo back then.

I don't know of any other female DC and/or Marvel characters you are referring to off-hand.

Yes you do.

You made hundreds of comics related questions in the other Q&A site I discussed with you in the private messages. In your last day on that site, you asked over a dozen questions about comic book characters.
You talked about many different characters and their abilities.