Could be the show if not being on cable didn't air on the networks in your part if the world or just like many kids at the time, not being able to have free reign of the TV at the time.
Born in 82, so with that in mind.
1. Jem and the Hologram, as well as She-Ra: Definitely caught various girl aimed toons at the time like MLP, Barbie, Rainbow Brite and so on.
Also kept up with He-Man, but the shows of interest? Never even saw a commercial or heard other kids mention them. Found out about both through forums mentioning them and early internet reviews near the end of the 2000s.
2. Non of Marvel's in house shows of the 80s. First time I saw a Marvel Production at least was Comic Book Capers from Muppet Babies which had some designs from Spider-Man 1981 and Amazing Friends, plus music.
And yeah didn't know him at the time, that was my first exposure to Stan Lee.
Saw Amazing Friends for the first time due to buying the VHS of The X-Men Adventures episode at a K Mart.
Rented Pryde of the X-Men several times. Besides seeing Amazing Friends more on UPN and ABC Family, plus Toon Disney, saw the Solo Spider-Man episodes and some of The Incredible Hulk 1982 episodes on various VHS tapes via rental or purchase.
Plus the Hulk episode Prisoner of the Monster aired on ABC Family when they were trying to cash in on the hype of Hulk 2003.
So any cartoons from the time of your childhood that you ironically got into later?
Born in 82, so with that in mind.
1. Jem and the Hologram, as well as She-Ra: Definitely caught various girl aimed toons at the time like MLP, Barbie, Rainbow Brite and so on.
Also kept up with He-Man, but the shows of interest? Never even saw a commercial or heard other kids mention them. Found out about both through forums mentioning them and early internet reviews near the end of the 2000s.
2. Non of Marvel's in house shows of the 80s. First time I saw a Marvel Production at least was Comic Book Capers from Muppet Babies which had some designs from Spider-Man 1981 and Amazing Friends, plus music.
And yeah didn't know him at the time, that was my first exposure to Stan Lee.
Saw Amazing Friends for the first time due to buying the VHS of The X-Men Adventures episode at a K Mart.
Rented Pryde of the X-Men several times. Besides seeing Amazing Friends more on UPN and ABC Family, plus Toon Disney, saw the Solo Spider-Man episodes and some of The Incredible Hulk 1982 episodes on various VHS tapes via rental or purchase.
Plus the Hulk episode Prisoner of the Monster aired on ABC Family when they were trying to cash in on the hype of Hulk 2003.
So any cartoons from the time of your childhood that you ironically got into later?