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season two starts off tomorrow and i know the general opnion on season one is well lukewarm at best but it looks to be shaping up, anyway the preview is here. can't wait for it

Edit just noticed the the name is wrong it should be hidden could somebody change it thanks

Oh god, not this s*it again...

Classy, as always.

I'm a huge GI Joe fan, but I pretty much have given up on Sigma 6. I enjoyed a small handfull of S1 eps but that's about it.

Trolling, as always:roll:

This loser's latest humerous attempt at baiting aside, I really did'nt see anything in that promo that distingushes itself from the last season, heck the finale the "Zeus" storyline was an anti-climax with no real resolution, and an insult to the audience who HAD invested in the show loyally.

If he says something that bothers you, just ignore it. Especially if you aren't going to say anything else in the thread, 'cause that's just trolling/flame baiting.

As far as Sigma Six goes, I never really got into it -- but then again, I never really gave it a chance, either. I was excited about the prospect of a brand-new G. I. Joe cartoon when I first heard about the series, but as soon as I saw it was animated very much in the spirit of every other Japanese cartoon on TV, I didn't bother watching it. Perhaps that's a little hypocritical of me, I dunno.

Exactly, I was'nt even baiting anyone, I gave the trailer a chance before posting that, the reaction was'nt to intice or bait anyone who likes Sigma Six, just my honest reaction.

Ecto seemingly loves stalking me, and that is more of an observation than a flame, he can't seem to let go of his personal grudge, and it's going to cost him in the long run, as amusing as it is.:lol:

ok forget the stigma of season one hidden was on par with any of the sunbow episodes the villians were smart and cunning Zartan was menacing,and the dragonhawk well was just awlsome and the bit at the end was actuclly funny

and next weeks episode "Invasion" looks just as good if not better.so that is all for now

I hate this new series for the generic anime mouth move.
And Zarius he shut up about it after he was told to don't freakin' egg the kid on geez.:roll:

Funny, he was doing the same thing in the first place.:ohwell:

Ah well, saw the episode once it came up on Upload on another forum, rubbish just as I knew it would be. Sometimes shows improve with the second season, and usually it's noticable instantaniously (like Titans and The Batman), but this? Irredeemable so far.

well it's just that you say oh he's stalking you and a troll...he stoped once he got yelled at. If you keep talking about it & another things he's done in the past it wont ever end.
And yea this show is lame but I'm not a bit anime fan to begin was a big joe fan as a kid but I was always way more into the toys.
I liked Teen Titans though and I watched The Batman for the first time today also good timing I guess Clay face is my favorite character and he just happend to be on so score! :)

Same here, 'bro. G. I. Joes were a staple at the Poirier residence during my formative years...Though I do not recall watching the cartoon. Did play the NES games, though.

Yea I had allot of the toys as a kid even though we were very poor my mother spent some of her pay check every week and took me to a toy shop back in PA called Childrens Palace *RIP* I would get one toy and I would always pick one of the cobras or a cool looking joe.
I have so many good memories as a kid playing with the other kids even girls we all loved our wacky brightly colored g.i.joe figures I was always more into the villians though because of how cool they looked.
I honestly think this is one of the reason the Ninja Turtles were soooo successful because not only did the bad guys look rad but so did the good guys. I've never been much for human characters I always liked the wierd off the wall aliens, monsters, and mutants but I guess that happens when your a kid of the 80's.

I just found that G. I. Joes were the best toys in terms of movement and poseability. Plus, there were just so many of them -- the vast array of variations was just astounding. I remember looking through a small Joe booklet when I was very young and being amazed at the exhaustive list of good guys and enemies, each with their own name, background and biography; that sort of detail was great. Factor in all the vehicles and playsets, and I think it all added up to create the quintessential 80s/90s toyline.

It's a shame Sigma Six couldn't have been produced in the spirit of the original franchise, à la TMNT.

well it could be worse i'm lookin at you transformers:cybertron planet key my knee

i don't see wheir the sigma hate comes from the toys are as great as they where in the 80's maybe better. plus the comic and show are in the same universe so no sunbow/marvel mess ups.i just wish people would give the sigma name a chance before writing it off as rape of childhood.

and Zarius mind giving me a link to the hidden download i want to relive the start of the return of great G.I Joe fransise. :)

Well, you've got a point there...I've never actually played around with any, but the figures in the new Sigma 6 line do look awesome, for the most part. :)

The new Sigma Six toys are horrible. the 2 3/4 inch or whatever. The larger ones were pretty cool but way too over priced.

Umm...How come?