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"I guess this proves I fail at being a ninja, if they managed to catch me in the background of 3 photos."
"Bah, who needs ninjas when you have the mafia."
"Are you crazy, even the Mafia cannot triumph over the fangirls. >>"
"... Of course they can, they have bishies."
"Sweet merciful heavens, I think you're on to something here. o_o"
":P"
"After all, it's a well-known fact that bishies are the ultimate anti-fangirl weapon."
"Yup. And Yaoi."
"One usually drags the other along."
"Yep. :P"
"I shall leave it to the imagination of the dear readers HOW does one drag another along. My guess is, by the hair, after an energy club wallop to the head. Of course, when the token Bish wakes up he's shocked and emo about the fact someone ruined his precious perfect hair, but we all know that angst only turns them on more... Goddamnit. What has the internet done to my brain. X-X"

Me and Hofit in a moment of wtf over MSN. XD

CHILDHOOD MYSTERY RESOLVED OMGOMGOMGOMG.

Okay.

So for, like, years? I had this bit of a theme from an 80s cartoon in my head. I could not for the life of me remember just what the flying fuck it came from. YEARS. And then, today, the answer inadvertently fell into my lap.

It was the theme song from this.

So yes. Genetically engineered mutant angry sentient plant creatures that look slightly like the lovechild of Toad and Freiza on drugs threatening the universe, and the only thing that can stop them is a bunch of characters, a magic root of some sort, and... freaky Mad Max vehicles.

What sort of psychopath can think this up?

Oh yes. HIM:



The main in the photo, in case you're wondering, is J. Michael Straczynski. Aka The Great Maker. Aka the creator of Babylon 5.

Yes. This (and He-Man, but shhhh) is what he made about a decade before he made B5. In collaboration with a French dude whose name doesn't even matter because it fails to echo the sheer epic of JMS.

... This is a childhood mystery resolved to me. Now if only I can figure out the name and artist who performed this one particular tune that never leaves my head, my life's purpose shall be fulfilled and i could die a happy fuzzbucket.

Shame that'll never happen. oh well.

Edit to clarify: The "this one particular tune that never leaves my head" isn't related to any of this - it's a completely different childhood mystery, which will probably forever remain one. But thanks for letting me know that the infamous Haim Saban/Shuki Levy combo worked on THIS one too. Come to think of it, there weren't a lot of 80s cartoons they weren't involved in in some way. o-o