Korgoth of Barbaria

Aaron Springer's and Genndy Tartakovsky's name might be familiar for people who used to watch Cartoon Network back in the 90's with Dexter's Laboratory and Power Puff Girls on air. Aaron went on directing Spongebob and Squarepants episodes and now is working on Gravity Falls, another animated tv series. Genndy created Samurai Jack but later moved on from tv series and directed his first feature animation: Hotel Trasylvania, it's really good, check that out too. What I have here is something what could have been an instant cult classic animated series, instead it became a cult classic pilot episode with the most ridiculous and over the top macho action you can imagine. 22 minutes of pure barbarism. As one of the commenters on youtube said: "the greates show that never happened". Way too cool to miss it!

Best Animated Series - Part 1.

This time I've made a little collection of the Best Animated Series. Mind you I don't know them all, I just picked from the ones I like and respect.

Adventure Time. This is a new series but it's one the most creative and fun I've ever seen. It's more for adults  than kids, but can be enjoyed by everyone with some intelligence. The style of the animation fits the themes perfectly, childish but stylish. Enjoy.

Ed, Edd & Eddy. This was on Cartoon Network when I was really young and I loved it from the first episode I've seen. The ever twitching fashion of the characters, the realistic adventures and small town locations were all lovable and engaging. Sorry for the quality.

Johnny Bravo premiered around the same time South Park did, it was a bit controversial in it's time, but nothing too over the top, he was just a lovable character who lived in his own world, with his own value system which made a great and fun show.