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Especially apparent in Cheetaras scene where she realizes her fear of not being the fastest around.
Nightmare Fuel: While most of the episode is played for laughs, "Mumm-Ra the Ever Living" includes a scene where Mumm-Ra captures the entire team by impersonating them, and the viewer doesnt know what happened to them until we see them alive a few scenes later. Further, the episode was written by Michael Jelenic, not only the producer for Thundercats 2011, but also the writer of that series' two-parter, "Omens". 
The episode was completely produced by the crew of TTG - that initial fan reaction was what inspired them to make it - and the only involvement of Roar's team were reused clips from the intro and "Exodus Part 2", and Max Mittelman and Larry Kenney lending their voices for Roar Lion-O and 1985 Lion-O and Snarf, respectively.
The backlash from the Teen Titans Go! episode "Teen Titans Roar!", a Fake Crossover with Roar where the Titans sans Starfire parody the fan reaction to the initial trailer, is entirely directed at Roar and its crew, with some even saying that Teen Titans Go at least didn't insult their detractors out the gate. Cartoon Network is commonly considered completely to blame for ThunderCats Roar getting greenlit, even though Roar is a Warner Bros. The meme involves replacing Snarf's "words" with an opinion the memer dislikes or an unpopular joke, with the implication being that Lion-O, representing the memer, thinks that the replaced text is so stupid that it might as well be gibbering nonsense. "Those weren't even words, Snarf." Explanation An early scene in "The Legend of Boggy Ben" involves Snarf responding to a question with a bunch of meowing noises, before Lion-O responds with the above line. Kong director Adam Wingard a mere four months after Roar was canceled immediately set a rivalry in motion between Roar fans, who felt their show was unfairly treated, and those looking forward to the film that didn't care for Roar's more comedic take. #Thundercats roar movie#
The announcement of a ThunderCats movie from Godzilla vs.The fact that the Teen Titans Go! Fake Crossover claimed that " nobody cares about 2011 Lion-O" doesn't help.
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Especially due to the huge change in tone and the 2011 series being Cut Short. Even when this show was merely announced, fans of the former were quick to jump at its throat for being another reboot of the same property instead of being a continuation.
When the show isnt straight up using music from the original series, the show extensively remixes the score from the original '85 cartoon, including all the character leitmotifs and background music, in a way that updates them while staying very faithful. Awesome Art: While the character designs were a source of controversy, the animation itself is very fluid, particularly in its action scenes. 
Barely escaping the sudden destruction of their home world, Thundera, Lion-O and the ThunderCats crash land on the mysterious and exotic planet of Third Earth, home to the evil Mumm-Ra and a bizarre host of other creatures and villains.
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