Ttg was the worst😭

Facts, cartoon Network is brainless for giving the trash ass teen titans go more season instead of the og teen titans.

Teen Titans go sucks hard. It's stupid, the characters are the worst and has braindead humor. The fact the OG only had 6 seasons and ttg has 13 seasons. I hate cartoon network now

Facts!!

I absolutely agree. My brother and I used to fight over who got to have the remote to the tv because we were SO EXCITED to see the newest episode of the OG Teen Titans. Then they just pulled the plug on it to make way for this newer, stupider version of the Teen Titans we idolized. OG Teen Titans ended their episodes with morals. They stayed serious about dark, mature themes, such as the episode where Robin has PTSD after their final fight with Slade. Teen Titans Gos thinks it's funny to make fun of things like that, which I'm surprised hasn't gotten the show's creators in trouble already 😡😊

Timmy's smile drew you in

I share the same sentiments

It is clickbait =/ A shame for an otherwise excellent ideo

I definitely did

Same

@@thebloodedge284 agreed

Wait was that the episode that brought us the amazing line, "Mama warned me about women like you... I was hoping she was right!"

There was also the thing with Velma in the Cartoon Natwork universe bumpers that they kept going back to.

​@@AzraelThanatosyeah but it never seemed like Johnny was in to her just that Velma wanted him

That is actually confirmed to be the true ending to the OG Teen Titans

​@@alexisdowers2030that and the tie in comics

I saw it as the finale for Teen Titans. I wasn't a fan or the actual last episode 😕

@@LilyZerep No one was...😞

I do consider it the actual ending. I just wish we knew if Terra was actually back or not

And also the original ending was rushed, so he just had to essentially shove it out like a bad fart at the time. I'm glad he fixed Jack's ending. Of any character that deserves a happy ending, it's our Samurai Jack.

Just saying. I actually decided to not watch season 5 even before the ending was out. From what I saw it was a massive departure from what the original show was like. I think of it as an edgy reboot rather than a continuation.

@@phantom-ri2tg But the OG show... had child murder in it. Up until the end of the Daughters of Aku fight episode, I thought it was done rather well for 1 season on a tooth floss budget. Now if they replaced Aisha with someone like... the scottsman's daughter (any of them) then THAT would've made a (slightly) better ending

​@phantom-ri2tg I thought season 5 was amazing. I didn't think of it as "edgy", rather the ptsd and trauma that gets piled onto a person who's entire life's mission is "I need to kill ultimate evil so everything I know and love isn't dead." Killing evil is a task that will never be able to be completed and spending years going "I need to kill evil so I can go home" really fucks with a person. Also, what happens to the hero's mind and honor when he's forced to kill living humans? Do the ends justify the means? I honestly thought it was amazing.

@@SatanRomps That is not what I meant. I meant the killing people after only killing robots and monsters in the original. And wow I sure love losing all the stuff I put in a comment thanks to youtube's ui. So first of all the whole time skip seems like a cheap excuse to reset the series. In the original there was not just portals but beings who could time travel and Jack was shown able to age. Furthermore when I wanted a conclusion I wanted an exploration of if it was really right to time travel as what was the point of helping anyone if it would all be undone? And the ending is a cumulation of these things. You mean to tell me 50 years of Jack not doing anything and everyone he helped was fine? Wow what an evil filled world. The original had explored the stress of his journey and asked the question of if he could even rest at all knowing any time spent resting is time Aku would be harming people. Except apparently it was fine because he could take a whole 50 year break.

The episode before it would have been the best series finale

There was no "ending" as the series was cancelled. Thats the problem with this video and its narrative. Some of these things are not even "endings" and not intended to be.

The final episode is really great as it's basically about learning to just let some things go and to move on with your life. Plus the Trouble in Tokyo movie is pretty damn goated and serves as a proper ending to the show anyway.

the last ep to me was just the beginning of a good follow up, they have established themselves as a global organization so to speak and they could only aim higher, they could be the earth guardians while the justice league would focus on the intergalactic.

Or they just make G.K.N.D like they were supposed too.

Couldn't agree more love the DCAU AND OWN IT ALL ON DVD AND BLU-RAY

Technically 8 (BtAS, TNBA, StAS, JL, JLU, Batman Beyond, Static Shock, and Zeta Project). Which one are you referring to as not getting a proper conclusion?

@@nicholasfarrell5981 I forgot the zeta project existed.. But I'm referring to how some of the shows like btas, the new batman adventures and batman beyond didn't really get real conclusions at the end of their runs, but because the characters moved onto other shows later it gave them a conclusion, like how the epilogue episode in JLU concluded batman beyond

Same with Symbionic Titan,two great shows

And then they seriously tried to "Teen Titans Go" it with a guy who openly admitted that he hated Thundercats as a kid, primarily because he lost the remote to his older brothers all the time. While I'm glad this ultimately never came to pass, seriously, what is wrong with Cartoon Network, to keep doing this kind of thing?

Was the live action any good?

@@sf936 not really, no. It tried way too hard to be _Riverdale_ with fairies. That said, it probably would've come across differently if it hadn't been attached to the Winx name; if it had been something like "Elemental Academy" or the like, it wouldn't have had the expectations attached to being part of the Winx Club franchise.

Ikr

I know right

I was definitely in that camp myself. It gave HIMYM ending vibes and I hated it. Definitely appreciated the games ending.

That's exactly what happened. I don't know where he got his information from, because most people agree the game's ending was better.

@@slashermaster28 Most of these seem to be OP's personal and highly subjective beliefs

these ARE the OP's opinion be stated it before the list started

@@shadowolf91 Except he Specifically states "The Fans" at 7:07 so that is no longer his opinion, that is him taking it upon himself to speak for an entire community...a community who strongly disagrees with him.

There was a teaser last year, but no information about it at all.

relatively low production costs?

Merch sales and probable low production cost

dn't know.

Because OG TT was watched by older fans that didn't buy toys. Whereas TT Go is mostly viewed by a younger target audience, thus parents buy more toys. Plus, it does seem easier to produce than OG TT.

​@@christsdisciple3105I've never even seen a TTG toy.

There. Is still the danny Phantom comic. It's. Supposed to take place after the series Finale..

I think the very last episode of Johnny Bravo is the made-for-TV-movie where Johnny goes to India.

Worse. Finale. Ever.

I thought too, the girl name was Heather right?

honestly he need 10 more episodes to really flesh it out, not that he would have got it

I just like to follow the quote from Perfect Cell: "Multiverse theory's a bitch."

I don't like the ship. It feelt so incredible rushed. Would liked it more if their stayed friends by the fast pace.

@@quicksilver0072 It was only fast paced cause there were like a total of 10 episodes. It'd have felt more natural if there were say 20 episodes.

There is an EXCELLENT alternate ending made by a fan where the finale episode plays out like it did in the show all the up to Jack beside himself sitting next to the tree! From there the Three Gods show up and basically go: "Hey, we've been watching you this whole time and you deserve a happy ending" BOOM they revive Ashi, the camera pans up at the background, we see the ladybug past...roll credits!

Why

​@@eliphas_vlkathey showed fairy odd parants without having fairy odd parents

I was just about to say that. Glad someone else noticed.

Click bait hoooohaha

I saw that

That show had so much potential. Such a shame it ended.

@@DavidMartinez-ce3lp I am also thinking about the 2000's era He-Man and 2011 Thundercats as well.

@@chesskinge4627 dude, yes!

Spider-Man didn't get the girl and his best friend hates his secret identity and the green goblin faked his death.

@@comicrandomness3289 and? That doesn't make it a good or satisfying ending. My point still stands, it should have been an honorable mention at least

You'd think so, but the very first episode has a little girl wanting to adopt him. The issue seems to revolve around one big fault in the show, the adoptions don't seem to need, or consider the approval of the imaginary friend involved. They can be adopted AGAINST THEIR WILL. Nor does there seem to be any screening as to the suitability of the child. The girl who wanted to adopt blue appeared to be a very mean one and basically chased him through the house to try and catch him.

@@SojoboscribeI never understood that either. Shouldn’t the imaginary friend have a choice in the matter? If it’s a one-party thing, than that sounds more like servitude than an adoption.

@@cmndrkool321 I mean it IS modeled after IRL adoption agencies and children aren't really considered responsible enough to ... choose their own parents. But I do feel if there was an adoption that was obviously bad, any orphanage that actually cared wouldn't let it go through. and taht's the thing Fosters home is meant to be made out of love and good will. They DO care supossedly. So the way they utterly don't care feels odd. Another big issue with the show IMO is, and this is goign to sound weird, the life span of an immaginary friend is. As far as we can tell they don't age. And the entire premise is that kids became adults and abandoned their imaginary friends ... for some reason (seriously if these are real living beings you gave life why abandon them?). So ... what happens afterwards? Do they fade away eventually? Do they cease to exist when their creator dies? This is never explained. What would have fixed both of these issues would be establishing that if an immaginary friend has no child to be with after a long enough time they cease to exist. This would create a reason Fosters home would be willing to accept any adoption without filtering the applicants. Because preventing the immaginary friends from fading away is more important for them. This would also create the oppurtunity to write an episode where someone's time is almost up and the rest of the characters rush to find a child willing to adopt them.

That's true

Well...Bloo's personality was VERY different in the pilot. His overtly obnoxious behavior didn't start until the series proper started.

It got a sequel series called Xiaolin Chronicles that wasn't as good, so I GUESS that's why it wasn't included as it technically continued on.

Omi not being the chosen one had me pissed lol

Actually, the fans prefer the video game ending and disliked the actual one. No idea where this guy got his info.

@@gamingwithjohnrusso3385 good.

@@gamingwithjohnrusso3385 Yeah, this reads as someone disconnected wrote the script for that. It was massively unsatisfying to FANS, but CRITICS loved it because 'true art must be tragic' and 'look how brave this decision was'. The biggest problem with it was how it doesn't make sense within itself. If she can't exist because of no Aku, Jack can't go back in time to kill Aku and look where we are now? Right where we started with her existing again. You'd need deus ex machina (and oh boy, aren't there 3 gods we know of who pay attention to that sword they made?) to fix it. One that would be earned after all that Jack and her went through.

I recall someone saying we only see Johnny's fumbles and that off-episode, he gets girls. He just doesn't get relationships (that one puppet therapy bit was meant to explain why, I think).

@@1krani interesting

I for real was just thinking about that show.

More like Penders killed the chance for a more graceful cancellation. Considering that Sonic Adventure was on its way by then (and with it a unification of western and eastern canon), I doubt Sega would've greenlit a movie/3rd season of a show about the old western Sonic canon. Still, Penders just made the unfortunate end more bitter.

You can drop the “at endings” all together. At what point did CN and Nick go from fun and mystery to almost stale like a prison

hey give its tumblrinna writers some credit, the fandom is at least tied with them as worst aspect

Oh God! You couldn’t hold a conversation with fans because they would just go on and on about it! They were the most annoying people I ever met

The second worst part was the show itself.

That applies to a lot of 2010s cartoons. They're average to amazing, but their fans ruin it by just being themselves.

​@@aaronreeve1414Yup.

You know what got me mad? I was expecting Adult Numbah 1 to be played by Patrick Stewart, and I wanted Adult Numbah 4 to be a Mad Max-like character.

​@@KenMasters.Both would've been great

LGBT+ shouldn't be pushed at our kids parents need to sit down with their kids and speak with them. There is nothing wrong with Lgt but it feels sinister like an agenda being marketed towards our kids

@@Imaginaryspread agreed, it's why I don't really care for modern content. Feels more like propaganda than fun entertainment.

Wow that's cool. Glad he went for it. Others wouldn't have had the balls. 😎

Honestly I think the last two seasons did a little too much subverting expectations.

i want star to be able to have a love interest in the show but nope it ends on her not having one

​@@viviennemorgan7217 Not everything needs to revolve around romance

@@BranBal i know that.

@@viviennemorgan7217 Um, Marco?

If I'd been asked 'fix this' I'd have had the ending be her vanishing and Jack crying out to the Gods that made the sword in defiance of this injustice. The Gods then fix it by securing Ashi's existence by their own power (and thus sealing the end of Aku by preventing a two state paradox situation.) and consider the matter closed. Cue the couple walking back to his home together.

He didnt watch most of the shows on this list. Also notice the clickbait. This is what most drama KZfaqrs looking for clout do.

@@LisaWang-z7n yeah he probably thinks that Butch Hartman would actually let Timmy Turner have half sibling kids with Tootie and Trixie

but he doesn't know that yet.

True that's always a given but when it comes to the OG show the ending truly felt rushed and I watched every episode and while I get how Steven defeated White Diamond I felt the victory was cheap considering that all it took was to embarrass her about what she does and doesn't understand about the fact pink diamond is now gone and has no control over her any longer even Whites powers and abilities are just dumb oh haha the controlling gem has the ability to control other gems because she's perfect and so should everything else if anything I'd have preferred her to be super logical with perfectly logical reasons to expand and hollow out planets stating that life is not necessary for their existance and given their practical immortality she considers lifeforms to be completely inferior and that they would have died regardless of her actions and justifies her killings in a similar sense to how we treat bugs amd other wildlife here on earth while we are not exactly immortal we kill life to expand and don't truly care about the displacement of life and consideration for other creatures and the homes they have built and completely destroy it for our own and only benefits even White diamond could of said this to Steven to parallel their own actions in a way that would shut him up about anything else Though to be fair it was mentioned the show had money problems and was about to have its plug pulled so its story had to be rushed. Also while the series did end with Future the show only just captured his mental breakdown we don't see anything related to his recovery

Frankly Steven universe had lost T its magic with the last seasons when they decided to overly complicate the show and shove political ideology into the mix

Just like with Thundercats and the original run of Young Justice. For all their insistence to get toy sales equaling "popularity", they sure didn't bother to make much. Hell, Green Lantern didn't even _get_ toys, and people wanted them.

If you liked: Tom, ponyhead, buff frog, Hekapoo, glossaryck, Toffee, etc. they're dead

@@sammy_butterfly I'm not going to lie to you, 5 of those were the characters I liked. Weren't most of those guys friends with Marco and Star, you're telling me she killed her friends in order to stay with Marco?

​@@kingarthurii5001yes.

Actually her "genocide" was a mutual understanding, even of those born of magic, that magic is evil and causes more harm than good. So it was more of a sacrifice to save as much as they could of both worlds while ridding them both of magic.

@@ViridianForest2934 true actually. I forgot about that

Even those who don't generally can't stand the paradox problem. She was how he got back, thus no her means way to have the kill on Aku back then and now the loop starts again. By definition, she has to continue to exist or the entire season/series was just a continual looped paradox devoid of any meaning.

Tutti?

What about Black Fire?

Agreed. Whenever a KZfaq Channel does this, I make a habit of not watching their videos anymore. Even an honorable mention would have been ok for the thumbnail. That way you're not straight up lying to the viewers like that. Glad I'm not the only one annoyed for being lied to like that.

High school of the dead

It is.

@@DavidMartinez-ce3lp I thought so

It is, but the movie seems to kind of pretend that Things Change didn't even happen. They just dropped a bomb and then acted like it never exploded.

@@PhoenixBorealis well, there are also the Tie-in comics that explain what happens with Things change. Then I guess the movie takes place after the comics

@@PhoenixBorealis oh

It was one of the first victims of disney's fall to madness. Sad really, if they kept their heads out of their #$ it would have been a good addition to the rest of the great shows.

Thank their season rule

Wait, so he was just imagining Terra in the last episode??? Well dang 😮

Hard agree! I loved the ending so much I would even consider it to be like top 3 endings of all the shows I ever watched. The creators decided to do something different by not just giving the main character a random power boost because of the power of friendship or something similar to be able to defeat the enemy but by actually making the enemy an unstoppable force and putting star into this tough decision. The genocide thing also is bullshit IMO I mean there are mermaids and gryphons and stuff alive at the ending so the only creatures that could have been killed are the ones that are like 100 % magic which are like 3 creatures in the series so trading these few creatures to save all universes seems like a good deal. Also if Marco and Star willing to give up everything, willing to die for each other in the realm of magic doesn't make you feel a thing I don't know what else does. It at least made me as a grown man shed a tear or 3 and that doesn't happen too often :)

I don’t know where you got your information but no Alien Force wasn’t created because the original show’s ending was “bad”, in fact Alien Force was in production before the last season of Ben 10 even aired, in fact the last episode aired on the same week as the first episode of Alien Force.

@@Andrew-Bastin oh thanks for the info, I appreciate it 😊

There was?

There was a Webtoon

Just looked it up. S3E13 is the last episode, but it looks like S2E52 was supposed to be the original finale

Just looked it up, and saw that Season 3 episode 13 was the last showing, but most people say that Season 2 Episode 52 was the original true ending

I guess, but it's more an alternate timeline because they changed the past.