Mighty Max - FTV (Forgotten Television)
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Becoming the "Chosen one" by a magical cap. That can transport you around the world, time, and space. Max along with his friends: Virgil and Norman. Stop the evil Skullmaster from gaining its power. Based off from the play set line of Mighty Max. This series combines sci-fi, horror, and a little bit of history. Into a complete story, with a twist ending.
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Im 34 now and i still remember how i felt watching the ending of this show. Not many shows treated kids as some what intelligent. Show will be forever in my heart 💯
I watched this every morning before school in 1995. I was 12.
I really liked this show.
It was powerful watching everyone die in season one finale.
Then the show creators top that in season two by having max essentially fail, but goes back in time to redo it all again but properly this time, correcting his missteps.
Both season's endings were, for the times, very thought provoking and original for being cartoons.
I don't remember, maybe it was KSTW channel 11, but I watched Conan the Adventurer, Mighty Max, Sailor Moon, and other obscure cartoons before school in 95-98
Sweet!
💯💯
I loved this show (and the toys) so much that I would wake up at 5 or 6am on the weekend as a kid to watch it because that's the only time it was ever on.
My fav show growing up
Same bro but it's hard to find anyone who remembers the show!
I would love to have this series on DVD or Blu Ray.
SAME
I was in high school when Mighty Max came out. I would watch it when I got home from school. It was a fun cartoon.
This was a pretty dark and well written show for something that was made to sell toys.
Bro when Noman died I was pissed AF! Great show
This show, along with Conan the Adventure and ExoSquad were in my pre-school watching ritual....
I actually remember watching episodes of this every now and then back in the 90's, but never watched the entire series.
I also remember finding this again few years ago and the massive mental whiplash I had by getting those memories brought back to the front at lightning speed.
the way they wrapped up the show was wild and cool
I never forgot this classic
Are there any other shows like this that people can name of the top of their head that were popular and widely talked about by kids back in the day but no one remembers now (or has been completely forgotten)? To me Mighty Max is the best example from the mid-1990s, any others?
Such a good show. I remember having that snake set when I was a kid. If you're looking for obscure, you should check out Streethawk. I feel like I'm the only person that remembers that show.
Nice collection!
I have been debating on starting this for me.
1. You can find a few episodes on CZcams. 2. My favorite episode was “The Cyberskull Virus”.
3. You can thank Polly Pocket for Mighty Max.
Him: (Mentions Kate Mulgrew)
Me: (Only hears an Evil-er version of Queen Arachnia)
8:03 I used to have that shark set toy
You should review My Secret Identity. Jerry O’Connell’s first show. Normal kid is given super powers and has to figure out what to do.
Yes. Great show. Never did figure out fast he could run. His abilities also changed after the first season.
I remember this show!
Archer, I just thought of another show for you to review down the road.. Weird Science the series.
Since we all in October, i think you should review Freddy's Nightmare, a spin-off series from the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise.
I remember this show as a kid but only seen a few episodes. I never knew the legend Tim Curry did a voice as the main villain in the show.
Oh yeah, I DEFINITELY remember Mighty Max! I actually remembered seeing the commercials featuring the playsets on TV before the cartoon adaptation itself officially aired a year later, of course, I also watched the commercials that showed animations, and voices from the show of the playsets. I did in fact own one of these sets as a toddler in the early 90's, probably even before the TV series (though I don't remember which one it was, nor do I remember how much of the MM playsets I owned back then. I think it was either Temple Of Venom, or that blue skull one (I don't know what it's called), however, it might've been a different set entirely). I even remembered taking one of the sets with me to preschool, it was awesome! So it's even more awesome to find out that the same dudes who made the previous shows, DuckTales, TaleSpin, Superhuman Samurai Syber Squad, and Xiaolin Showdown also created Mighty Max (1993), and out of all of them, I think this one was the best! Not only was it a great series based on a popular toyline from the UK, it was also a great series based on a popular toyline from the early 1990's that actually got a complete ending! Loveable, and complex characters, zany plotline, great humor, half of the Animaniacs crew playing the roles along with other big names, rockin' soundtrack, tension, and drama, and so many others! It's especially cool that several of the playsets appeared in the cartoon too! I don't know how much of this show I've watched back then, but I do remember certain scenes, and enjoying it quite a bit. It is a bit strange that Max doesn't have a last name, though it was probably due to it not being a necessity for the series, and Max's mom doesn't have a name herself especially since she does help her son out (at least she's one hot, archeologist milf, 'wolf whistles'), though her bondage with Max was still fun. I still think Rob Paulsen played Max overall really good even if he didn't do a decent job of hiding his old voice in a 12-year old boy, and would probably even consider it one of his best performances! Tim Curry as Skullmaster was spot on, he NAILED being an evil, evil antagonist! I'm so glad that Mighty Max didn't get butchered thanks to parent complaints so it could properly finish its story as I never got scared either despite being around 3, or 4 when watching the show for the first time! It is a shame that outside of a few episodes on VHS tapes, Mighty Max has never received any other physical media copies, nor is it available on any digital streaming services, but if I can ever find it, I will definitely check out this amazing, forgotten animated TV adaptation from an equally amazing, forgotten toyline as not only would I most likely rank it as my favorite 90's cartoon, I think I probably would even rank it as one of my favorite cartoons of all time! Love the recreation you made of the end of the opening with your silhouette making the same pose as Max on the logo with that epic end music! Another excellent Forgotten Television review, Archer! Keep up the amazing work! HAPPY 30TH ANNIVERSARY, MIGHTY MAX!!!
I'm sad that norman and virgils VA's both now dead
It was kinda funny how the show's ending justified its reruns lol
Yeah. You can see it as a endless loop.
Super Samurai Cybersquad please
Yeah, I definitely remember Mighty Max! ...At least in terms of the toys, I think I've actually a handful of them back in the day (not sure how many, though, it was a really long time ago after all). I can't say I've ever seen much of the show the toys were based on, but after watching this episode of FTV, I'm definitely gonna try, and give it watch someday, and maybe even attempt to track down the toys in inevitable future!
bluebird made these toys brother not mattel, mattel acquired the license from them after it was imported from the UK, the more you know!
Mega Man (Ruby-Spears)
Mummies Alive
The Secret Files of the Spy Dogs
Flying Rhino Junior High
VR Troopers
Saban's Masked Rider
Dog City
Action Man (1995)
This is probably one of the best examples of a show that was popular and "talked-about" when it was on but is basically forgotten today. Is its relative obscurity part of IP rights issues? (Otherwise you'd think it would be marketed for a revival like other series).
For that matter, I wonder if rights issues is preventing shows that evoke '90s nostalgia (like Schooled) from referencing Power Rangers and bringing the actors in for cameos, otherwise ratings for those shows would probably get a bounce.
Some shows just don't last the test of time. I don't think it's any rights issues. I wouldn't be surprised we would see a bad live action movie of this. Once every popular product has been thrown in the trash.
I can think of a few shows
I like the mini intro.
Man I remember really liking this show as a kid, but I could remember a single plot detail if I tried lol
Adventures of Briscoe County Jr! :D
Lava lord had no interest in the cap only revenge on Skull master
I had the skull set if i remember correctly
Same
Can you review Mummies Alive Please?
Kingdom Hearts,Kid icarus Uprising,Ben 10,Xenoblade Chronicles,THE Pagemaster and Mighty Max Have kids like Sora, Pit,Ben 10,Shulk and Max give Magical weapons that they don’t understand and Go on a journey to discover what it mean to be a true hero!
Do Godzilla Hannah barbera series
can you do prostars
Wow they translated very different here
So eveybody before max wore a red cap branded with M on it?
Yes. In universe the cap always had the M.
so that demon looking fella was sporting a red baseball cap with an M on it :)))))))))))))))))
Review Monster House
Plz do Beetlejuice the animated series
Robocop the cartoon
Swat cats
Bill nye the science guy
Detentionaire?
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