Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes

[Dark Kabuto]

I'll say this much: The theme song KICKS ASS!!!:castlerock:

 

[KululuKrazyFrog]

Agreed. I definitely want an MP3 of that awesome tune.

As for the show, I really enjoyed it! It definitely shows promise and I can't wait to see how the characters interact as a team.

 

[MrMonk]

The song is "Fight As One" performed by Bad City.

Is this the beginning of America running theme songs like Japan does, with actual artists?

 

[Demi-Fiend]

Actually that trend would begin with Rooney's Iron Man theme.

 

[Skiks]

Spectacular also had a pretty awesome tune by a professional artist.

 

[tekron20]

Was anyone else pleasantly surprised by this show? Looking at the posters for it, I wasn't expecting much but I watched the first two episodes and then all the webisodes and the story looks like it'll be really good. The webisodes hint at so much to come. The animation is also better than I thought it would be. I had the same doubts about Spectacular Spiderman before it aired and I've been proven wrong again.

 

[Kivat]

Damn the OP theme is beast. It sounded waaaay more professional then i thought it would be.

 

[shinkenblack]

I just saw Avengers yesterday when it came on again and it was so great, plus I love how the Hulk is portrayed as not being a savage beast.

 

[Sage Shinigami]

Watched this with a friend Friday, then with another Saturday night. Imagine that--no need for Ant-Man and Wasp to armor-up or anything.

It's a great cartoon, and the micro-episodes worked brilliantly. Whole thing has a real cohesive feel.

The only thing I'll say is that the different prisons were somewhat confusing. The Vault, the Big House, the one Graviton was in--gahhh....why so many???

Anyway, I'm hoping we eventually get to see Bobbi become Mockingbird, and that this series shows as many Avengers as possible.

 

[KouAidou]

I'm not sure what the reason for the different prisons were, but I did find it kind of cool on a pure sci-fi sort of level. It may have had something to do with different prisons to house different sorts of powers (the Big House for brute force criminals, the Cube out in the middle of nowhere for radioactive criminals?). Or it may have to do with the hidden "purpose" of each house. I don't know enough about the Marvel Rogues galleries to know for sure if there's any common pattern between, though.