#Thundercats wallpaper series

The show's second season chronicled their return to Thundera and their attempts to re-stabilize it, with an expansion of the cast of other refugee Thunderans.Īnd if you ever wonder about what the show was actually like, remember that this was the 80s, a time of six-pack superheroes, magical weaponry that could do absolutely anything, and villains who shared their wardrobes with death-metal bands, all powered by the Rule of Cool, and ThunderCats was no exception.Įven if you've never seen an episode of the show in your life, you've probably seen someone wearing a t-shirt with the show's logo on it: ThunderCats t-shirts became an unlikely alt fashion item around the mid-2000s after Hot Topic began selling them.

#Thundercats wallpaper series

The series chronicled the ThunderCats as they adapted to their new home, making allies and enemies with the natives, and battling the machinations of the series' Big Bad, a mummified sorcerer-lich named Mumm-Ra who usually cowed the Mutants into doing his bidding. Pursued by their enemies, the Mutants, their ship crash-lands on the planet of Third Earth.

Somewhere in the depths of space, a group of aliens with feline-patterned skin/80s glam rock stars with a cat-like theme flee their doomed homeworld of Thundera. ThunderCats, an Animated Show from Rankin/Bass Productions that was animated by Pacific Animation Corporation, note who then further outsourced some of the animation to four uncredited studios - AIC, Hanho Heung-Up, Anime R and Wang Film Productions, was one of the most popular Merchandise-Driven cartoons of The '80s.