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General Music / King Missile

« on: September 04, 2006, 06:30:09 pm »

Quote from: "protoman"

go miracle of childbirth.

Err, what?

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General / (sigh) Can't believe it's already been 10 years!

« on: September 04, 2006, 05:54:20 pm »

Quote from: "protoman"

what do you remember about tph from that time?

Well, one thing I remember was that when I first discovered it, there was some picture of Protoman on the frontpage, and when you clicked on a certain part of his body, he'd explain and go into detail about the features that particular part had. And it was also divided into 4 windows. One of the windows was bigger than the others. I also remember later on (months later) I discovered sprite comics like "How many robot masters does it take to change a Bright Man?", and various others. I can't think of any others at the moment.

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Cartoons / Megaman the Cartoon YTMND Dump

« on: September 03, 2006, 12:50:33 pm »

Quote from: "Herb"

You're The Man Now Dog

Oh...... :shock: That's odd......

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Music / 'Mega Man' US cartoon soundtrack..?

« on: September 03, 2006, 01:54:55 am »

edit: do that in pm. >_>

don't want the feds finding out. >_>

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General Music / King Missile

« on: September 03, 2006, 01:48:19 am »

Best known for the early 90's novelty hit "Detachable Penis", It was really difficult for me to get into alot of King Missile's other material other than that song. I'd definately call them an acquired taste. I discovered these guys when I saw the "Detachable Penis" video on Beavis & Butt-head, and I had alot of high anticipation for them, so I bought "Happy Hour" from www.towerrecords.com, and when I got it, while there were a few good cuts, it just didn't meet my expectations. Their self-titled 1994 release didn't really do it for me either, but there were also some good tunes there. But then I got their 1991 album "The Way to Salvation", and I enjoyed this one quite a bit.

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General / (sigh) Can't believe it's already been 10 years!

« on: September 03, 2006, 01:46:15 am »

I don't remember the exact date, but back in 1996, that was the day I had truly gotten into the Blue Bomber, and TPH was one of the first Mega Man sites I ever discovered and visited. It was also one of the ONLY MM sites around at the time. I have alot of great memories from late 1996. Those were some of my best days. I remember I would draw my own Mega Man comic books, and I made Mega Man and Protoman seem as if they were "Batman & Robin" or something. Alot of those comics I never even finished, and some of the comics had copied off of other stuff (like the Christmas Special, where I copied off of "Beavis & Butt-head"). And I didn't know much of the robot masters, so I made up some of my own, like Ninja Man (who just had a sword, and looked like a ninja), Trident Man (who could change into any person or object), Sphere Man (He wore a black hood mask, a red shirt, and I think black pants, and he would throw spears at people. And yes, I had spelled his name as "Sphere" back then, but I was only 10. Gimme a break), and I don't know what else. I remember I also did one where Mega Man and the gang were after some band of gangsters, and the leader once got hit in the head, and thinks it's 1961 ever since (the idea for that was inspired by an episode of this cartoon that used to be on Cartoon Network back in the day called "The Centurions"). And then at the end when they found his hideout, it was revealed that he was "Trident Man" all along, and the rest of the gang were Wily's bots. And there was also this character I made up called "Lieutenant Franklin". He was like this cop dude who always wore a collar shirt, red tie, a brown trench coat and black pants, and black sunglasses. He was this cop dude who was like friends with Mega Man and company, and went with them on their adventures. It was completely silly. I was proud of those comics back then, but these days, when I look at them, I just see the silliness of them all completely. My knowledge of MM has highly expanded and evolved since then, but I do miss those days..... :cry: That was also when I first discovered the existance of the soundtrack to the MM cartoon, and we also had badass MM sites like The MegaManiacs Homepage, and there was also one called Eddie's something. That was cool too. I'm planning to celebrate my being an MM fan for 10 years for the next several months. I originally just liked the Classic Series. I never got into the X series until the 4th installment.

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Cartoons / Does anyone here know about the soundtrack album?

« on: September 03, 2006, 01:26:58 am »

Quote from: "Crystalman"

The songs cuss alot! I still think it's bullshite that Sugar Ray was in an episode...

Yeah, I'm beginning to think that might be a hoax. When I first found that out, I was excited, but then later on, I began to wonder if it was really true.

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Cartoons / Episodes for the iPod Video?

« on: September 03, 2006, 01:25:24 am »

I'd like to have a few episodes of the Mega Man cartoon for my iPod Video. I'm thinking about just ripping them from the DVDs and makin' em myself, but that would take up a SHITLOAD ('scuse my language) of hard drive space!!!!

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Cartoons / Megaman the Cartoon YTMND Dump

« on: September 03, 2006, 01:23:52 am »

Question:What does YTMND stand for?

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Cartoons / We're losing the war, gentlemen

« on: September 03, 2006, 01:21:09 am »

I care about the cartoon still! I started work on some fanfics for it, but I never finished them, and I think I forgot to save 'em to CD-R when I reformatted my hard drive several months ago. BTW, I've made TONS of music videos for the cartoon show!:

http://www.protoman.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?t=1832

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