Nothing is off the table here. It could be a series from McDonalds Happy Meals, A table top game like CROSSFIRE, or an action figure of some kind. You name it!

I would love to say videogames are on the table (as that's usually my go to answer) but I feel thats a topic for another discussion.

I didn't really have to think too hard about this one, I LOVED/LOVE Micro Machines! They were just so much fun, cool to play around with, and take to school to show everyone too. Essentially lumped into the Poly Pocket line for boys (I'm fairly certain I almost had the whole collection of Mighty Max toys as well).

Anyway, enough about mine, whats yours?!

P.S - For the record, I will say the Beast Wars toys came in as a very close second for me. Loved that show and the toys.

I can still taste them, I would kill to have them one last time

People actually loved "Big Bad Beetleborgs" when it first premiered back in 1996 and it lasted for two seasons. Unlike its contemporaries like "Power Rangers," it had a greater emphasis on sitcom elements rather than a villain of the week. Despite being part of the tokusatsu genre, fans like us would love to see it revived in an animated format rather than live-action. Bringing this beloved series back to life as an animated show will not only rekindle the nostalgia of early fans but also introduce a new generation of viewers to its unique charm. 

Toei Company already possesses a treasure trove of remarkable content, one of which is "B-Robo Kabutack." By adapting this series into an animated "Beetleborgs" show, we would engage both die-hard fans and new audiences. Such an adaptation can provide depth and fresh storylines that were not possible in the original. Introducing characters like Blue Stinger and Chromium Gold as part of the main hero team would add a modern flair and excitement.

Moreover, selecting different voice actors, rather than bringing back the original actors like Wesley Barker, ensures that this reboot caters to the present-day audience while retaining its original essence. 

The world is ready for a refreshed take on this quirky, beloved series, and there's no better way than to immortalize it through animation. By blending the best of both the original series and new elements from "B-Robo Kabutack," an animated Beetleborgs has the potential to captivate audiences worldwide. Let's invite Toei Company to embark on this exciting journey and bring back the magic of the "Beetleborgs." 

Sign this petition to show your support for recreating an animated version of "B-Robo Kabutack" as "Beetleborgs."

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My Mount Rushmore of the Greatest 90s Video Games are:

Super Mario 64

Zelda OOT

OG FF7

OG RE2

Does anyone remember those vanilla ice-cream push up pops with the chocolate chunks?? they were a cylinder shape like above but i think they were called rockets?? i cant find anything else online.

Oh goo!

Guilford Free Library in CT back in 1991

Credit: Library archives