Their future leader, Liono is but a child when they leave their planet, but thanks to a pod malfunction he ages to an adult while the others in the group essentially stay the same age. This show followed the exploits of the Thundercats, a race of human cat people whose planet was destroyed so they were forced to relocate to another planet. That may be rather rash to say, but it is pretty much my way of saying how wonderful ThunderCats is. Overall, a brilliant show, one of the best animated shows of the '80s, maybe even ever. The voice acting is superb and fit with the characters wonderfully, especially Earl Hammond as Mumm-Ra. Even more impressive are the characters, Lion-O is a courageous hero and leader, Cheetara is a beautiful, vivacious character and Mumm-Ra is a mysterious and sometimes frightening villain with a very sinister yet effective voice. The writing is very intelligent and thoughtful with a sense of adventure, and the story lines are incredibly deep(like I just said reviewing Gargoyles) and complex. The music is also wonderful, the theme tune is one of the most memorable theme tunes in an animated show ever. There may be the odd occasion where it was perhaps imperfect but that is very minor. The animation is amazingly detailed in general, the colours and backgrounds are very sophisticated and the characters are all drawn wonderfully. As I have said before I have seen plenty of exceptional shows, animated and non-animated, and ThunderCats is definitely one of those exceptional shows. ThunderCats is nothing short of brilliant. The concept intrigued me, so I decided to watch a few episodes to give it a try. I am a huge fan of animation, and when I came across ThunderCats I was interested.
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