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[johnnybravo]

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[9 LIVES]

kinsa na cya?

[ladycroc]

hala! unsay natabo sa gun? ceramic made or ivory? hhehehhe....

[9 LIVES]

hahahahahaha, la ko sala ana ha, c maam ng ga ingon,, hehehehe ;D

[ladycroc]

9 lives thunder cats ang display image mo? hehehe.....was a fan wen was a kid hehehe!!!

[syntax101]

oo kuring man gud na si ninelives si SNARF na siya sa thunder cats

[dexmax]

sir johnny bravo..

you posted

[img]C:\backup\Documents and Settings\User\My Documents\ancis\pics 25[/img]

you cannot link an image directly to your PC. you need to upload images to an image host like photobucket, imageshack, etc.

Create an account at www.photobucket.com, upload the images there, then link the images here using the image code [image]URL of Image[/image]

Thank you..


you can also send the images to tacticalairsoftclub [at] yahoo.com and i'll post the images for you..

[dexmax]

ladycroc said:

9 lives thunder cats ang display image mo? hehehe.....was a fan wen was a kid hehehe!!!

Set against a backdrop juxtaposing science-fiction and fantasy elements, the ThunderCats series tells a good-versus-evil tale of mythic proportions, featuring an equal mix of high-technology and magic, hand-to-hand combat, and a central core of championed values. Its anthropomorphic heroes, the ThunderCats, are pitted against a rag-tag assortment of villains and a demonic wizard named Mumm-Ra on a planet known as Third Earth.

Throughout most of the series, Third Earth is used as the main stage for all the ThunderCats adventures, though it is never made clear whether this world is meant to be a future version of our Earth, or an alternate reality or even Earth of the past pre-history. There are several references — both visual and verbal — indicating that there once was an ancient Egyptian culture on Third Earth (hinting that it may be a world of our future).

The story begins with the destruction of the ThunderCats original home, the distant planet of Thundera. Forced to flee from the dying world, The ThunderCats and their fellow Thunderians board a fleet of starships to escape just as the planet blew itself apart.

Aboard the fleet’s flagship, a team of several ThunderCat nobles are gathered to escort and protect the sole heir to the ThunderCats’ leadership: the young Lion-O, a boy of twelve years. They also hope to safeguard the Eye of Thundera, the source of the ThunderCats' power, embedded in the hilt of the mystic Sword of Omens.

Among these nobles is the mystical warrior and sage known as Jaga the Wise. Together, he and the nobles lead the fleet away from the dying planet in a mass exodus, hoping to find a safe haven. However, the fleet is soon attacked by the Thunderian’s long-time enemies, the Mutants of Plun-Darr, who are seeking the Eye of Thundera. One by one, the Mutants attack and destroy many of the exodus fleet’s ships, then board the flagship itself before being driven back by the power of the Eye.

With the flagship critically damaged and low on fuel, the nobles and Jaga decide to head for the closest star system with a hospitable world, but with their navigational systems damaged, one of them must pilot the ship manually while the rest travel the length of the journey in suspension capsules. Jaga, being the oldest and the one in charge, orders the others to take their places while he pilots the ship.

The journey is long, but eventually the ship nears its destination. However, Jaga’s body is ravaged by age, and as he switches the ship to autopilot to complete the last leg of the journey, his body evaporates into dust.

The flagship crashes on the new planet called Third Earth. The fractured vessel spills its contents across the landscape, but fortunately, the ThunderCats survive. Lion-O and his nursemaid Snarf are the first to emerge from their suspension capsules, and realize that Lion-O has aged somewhat while in suspension. They are shortly confronted by the Mutants, who have been searching for the ship all this time and demand the Eye of Thundera. Lion-O uses the Sword to awaken the other ThunderCats, routing the villains and driving them back in their spaceship.

The ThunderCats salvage what they can from their own ship to begin building a new home on this Third Earth, continuing the legacy of their people for upholding Justice, Truth, Honor, and Loyalty — the code of Thundera — and protecting the innocent from the evil schemes of the Mutants and the ancient devil-priest Mumm-Ra vieing to possess the power of the Sword of Omens for sinister ends.

In later episodes, Mumm-Ra magically reconstructs the planet Thundera in order to gain the Sword of Plun-Darr (once held by Rattila of Plun-Darr) which was the original cause of Thundera’s demise. He also works to locate the Treasure of Thundera, which harbors the ThunderCats' secrets. In these episodes, the ThunderCats' adventures alternate between New Thundera and Third Earth.

Eventually, the ThunderCats return to New Thundera to rebuild their society, maintaining a council of guardians on Third Earth to secure the peace of the people on the planet and throughout the galaxy.

[syntax101]

hahaha old school na cartoons how about G.I. JOE

[Stepzee]

buhi pa ako mga GI Joe na action figures with all the weapons... hehehehehe
hhhmmmmm sa thundercats.... wala na.... all i could remember was the cartoon series.... ehehehehe

[dexmax]

For syntax.


What do you think our TAC ninja is up to on his free time? See above....
Syntax is actually "Storm Shadow", but he has put on some weight, and had grown a pony tail..

The basic premise of the 1982 series based on the figures is "good vs. evil". G.I. Joe is a highly capable branch of America's military whose purpose is to defend the world against enemy attack. Their main adversary is the COBRA Organization, a ruthless terrorist organization determined to rule the world.

The cast of each group is full of colorful and eccentric characters, each of whom have interesting abilities. The content of the animated show, although dealing with war and fighting, was still relatively mild as characters rarely, if ever, died even in the most dangerous circumstances. One example of this can be seen whenever an airplane was destroyed in combat; the characters inside were invariably shown parachuting out of the wreckage in the nick of time.

The show was also known for its public service announcements, where one of the Joes would give an important safety lesson to a group of children engaged in risky behavior. These PSAs always ended with the famous exchange: "Now we know!" "And knowing is half the battle".[img src="[/img]"]

[Stepzee]

waaaa hheheheheh yepyep.... ur exactly right sir dexmax

[syntax101]

hehehehe si snake eyes ko ;D

[ladycroc]

grabeh c sir dexmax...researcher tlga!!! oh well, im always an old school cartoon fan! wala bang HE-MAN? cnu kaya ang he-man sa TC? whahhaha.....

[ladycroc]

heheh no offense...samurai fan ako than ninjas...