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Yep. That's the official title for the reboot. And this trailer just came out: (if you dare to watch) Oh boy... where do I begin with this? That trailer was honestly so painful it makes it easy for me to describe it in less than five words: It's childish and terrible. Journal over. Okay, I could leave it at that, but let's dig deeper into the contents thus far, shall we? Pretty obvious, but this is a desperate attempt by Mattel to keep the brand relevant, never mind the fact that the show was never the problem in the first place! It was their merchandise distribution that was the real issue! But then, this isn't the first time they've lied about merchandise sales. The engines can jump off of the rails and stretch their bodies. Just reading about it made it seem like it was bad, but seeing it for real? Good God... "In laugh out loud adventures!" Sure, the original show had a lot of comedic moments, but it was mostly grounded and down to earth. Basically, they're putting comedy

Hello, everyone. This is my review on the new Netflix original computer-animated anime series, Eden. The anime is set thousands of years in the far future where humanity has seem extinct and being a forbidden ancient myth and the city of Eden is being run by artificially intelligent robots. Where a young human girl named Sara is found and was by two robots, E29 and A37, whom are both voiced by David Tennart, who voice Scrooge McDuck in the 2017 DuckTales reboot series and plays Kilgrave in Marvel's Jessica Jones, and Rosario Dawson, who voices Wonder Woman in the DC Animated Movie Universe films. That's awesome! Like imagine if there were a animated show where we see Kevin Conroy, Jason David Frank, Drake Bell, Cree Summer, Kevin Michael Richardson, David Kate, Kate Miccuci, Kimberly Crossman, Jennifer Hale, Lucy Lawless, Mark Hamill and Kimiko Glenn altogether, that's would be awesome! Sorry about that, so anyway, the two than raise her where it's kinda like Tarzan, but if