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.Yeah I'm kind of having trouble wrapping my head around why they are bringing back these characters after nearly 40 years. ...And why is Kelek trapped in a snow globe?
That wiki describes his head as “clean shaven”! I’m pretty sure it doesn’t need much shaving, just the occasional polish.
Because the kids who played with those toys are now 50 and in charge of the game.
A +5 Sham Wow and some Turtle Wax should do the trick
I never thought it was particularly any good either, even at 8-9 y/o.I’m 50 and I have no attachment at all to the cartoon. It never felt like it was connected to the game itself in any way.
Because it's their IP, so why not use it? Because there are people who will get nostalgic over it and get a kick from the reference? The same reasons, say, Doctor Who brings up obscure monsters and plot points from 60 years ago.How time flies, they're all so grown up
Yeah I'm kind of having trouble wrapping my head around why they are bringing back these characters after nearly 40 years. ...And why is Kelek trapped in a snow globe?
As good a reason as any, particularly in a big anniversary year.
Doesn't really make a difference to me because I no longer play D&D. Why? Because of things like this, seems they can't be bothered to create anything new and original anymore. They just keep pulling from the same well that IMO has long since gone dry.
I don't think it was even shown in Australia. Anyway, I preferred the ABC with doctor who, star blazers and g-force.
