DVD Review: “G.I. Joe Renegades: Season One, Vol. 1”

I was blessed with 2 girls; the 1st very tomboyish & open to "boy things" whereas the youngest is a ruffley, puffley, ribbons, beads, baubles, pink & pastels sort. My "odometer" rolled over to 41 last month, so I recall the days of using my older bro's GI Joes as more "manly" dates for my Barbies & when my nephews came into the world circa 1990, the original GI Joe cartoons came about & became a sort of background noise if I was watching them & the weather wasn't agreeable to escape to the outdoors. From what I recall, even back then, COBRA was a shady organization. I'm unsure if the newer version is as poorly animated & "yelly-screamy-shouty" as it was or worse to match the "boy" cartoons of late (seriously, I guess Japan's anime cartoons are better in Japanese because the English versions fill in so much of their dialog with shouts & yells & UGH, are just plain awful to endure! The last cartoon that we thought was geared more for boys, but wasn't, was Nickelodeon's "Avatar: The Last Air Bender" & actually became a BIG hit with both of my girls as they identified & understood the trials & escapades Aang, Katara, Toph & Sokka (later they even came to love Prince Zuko) brought alive. It was an extra treat that the artwork was gorgeous, the animation smooth & the dialog wasn't just a whole bunch of noise. Sadly the newer one, Avatar: Legend of Korra is a bit of a stretch even for Lala (the eldest daughter) to follow at 8 years old. As Lala's bestest buddy is a boy, she will watch "boy" cartoons at his house & much to Moosh's (the lil' one) chagrin, occasionally watches them here at home. I'm not sure if she's seen any GI Joe cartoons, but the clip you shared isn't as awful as, say, the "yelly-screamy-shouty" & terribly animated Dragon Ball series, which the latest of the series shows them as being toddlers is all around face palmy for me & simply unbearable for Moosh. I see that there are a couple of female soldiers in this GI Joe series & perhaps would be a little more acceptable to my most "girly" child. If nothing else, this did give me a great idea for Lala's buddy's birthday gift. Thanks for that. :)