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	''Conan the Adventurer'' was an awesome cartoon series from the early 90s. Based upon the /tg/ legend [[Conan the Barbarian]], although naturally hampered by the need to be kid-friendly (as was the case with various other cartoons based on big adult-rated movies, like Robocop, Rambo, and Toxic Crusaders), it still managed to work around those limits to deliver something surprisingly true to the spirit of the original books and novels.		''Conan the Adventurer'' was an awesome cartoon series from the early 90s. Based upon the /tg/ legend [[Conan the Barbarian]], although naturally hampered by the need to be kid-friendly (as was the case with various other cartoons based on big adult-rated movies, like Robocop, Rambo, and Toxic Crusaders), it still managed to work around those limits to deliver something surprisingly true to the spirit of the original books and novels.

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva at 13:04, 22 August 2019

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	''Conan the Adventurer'' was an awesome cartoon series from the early 90s. Based upon the /tg/ legend [[Conan the Barbarian]], although naturally hampered by the need to be kid-friendly (as with various other cartoons based on big adult-rated movies, like ~~Roboco~~, Rambo, and Toxic Crusaders), it still managed to work around those limits to deliver something surprisingly true to the spirit of the original books and novels.		''Conan the Adventurer'' was an awesome cartoon series from the early 90s. Based upon the /tg/ legend [[Conan the Barbarian]], although naturally hampered by the need to be kid-friendly (as was the case with various other cartoons based on big adult-rated movies, like Robocop, Rambo, and Toxic Crusaders), it still managed to work around those limits to deliver something surprisingly true to the spirit of the original books and novels.

	In this show, Conan is the son of a blacksmith, living high in the mountains of Cimmeria. One night, he and his father witness the fall of a shower of meteors, claiming the molten metal cores to forge wondrous weapons that command a high price in the yearly trading carnival - though Conan keeps the best piece, a mighty broadsword, for himself. Unfortunately, this 'starmetal' is the physical remnants of a spell used to seal away the serpentine demon-god Set centuries ago, and now his Serpentmen followers seek to reclaim the starmetal to create temples that will be used to unleash Set once more. When Set's high-sorcerer priest Wrathamon attacks Conan's village, Conan's family are turned to stone, and so he vows revenge on Wrathamon.		In this show, Conan is the son of a blacksmith, living high in the mountains of Cimmeria. One night, he and his father witness the fall of a shower of meteors, claiming the molten metal cores to forge wondrous weapons that command a high price in the yearly trading carnival - though Conan keeps the best piece, a mighty broadsword, for himself. Unfortunately, this 'starmetal' is the physical remnants of a spell used to seal away the serpentine demon-god Set centuries ago, and now his Serpentmen followers seek to reclaim the starmetal to create temples that will be used to unleash Set once more. When Set's high-sorcerer priest Wrathamon attacks Conan's village, Conan's family are turned to stone, and so he vows revenge on Wrathamon.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 08:48, 22 August 2019

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	''Conan the Adventurer'' was an awesome cartoon series from the early 90s. Based upon the /tg/ legend [[Conan the Barbarian]], although naturally hampered by the need to be kid-friendly (as with various other cartoons based on big adult-rated movies, like ~~Robocop~~ and ~~Rambo~~), it still managed to work around those limits to deliver something surprisingly true to the spirit of the original books and novels.		''Conan the Adventurer'' was an awesome cartoon series from the early 90s. Based upon the /tg/ legend [[Conan the Barbarian]], although naturally hampered by the need to be kid-friendly (as with various other cartoons based on big adult-rated movies, like Roboco, Rambo, and Toxic Crusaders), it still managed to work around those limits to deliver something surprisingly true to the spirit of the original books and novels.

	In this show, Conan is the son of a blacksmith, living high in the mountains of Cimmeria. One night, he and his father witness the fall of a shower of meteors, claiming the molten metal cores to forge wondrous weapons that command a high price in the yearly trading carnival - though Conan keeps the best piece, a mighty broadsword, for himself. Unfortunately, this 'starmetal' is the remnants of a spell used to seal away the serpentine demon-god Set centuries ago, and now his Serpentmen followers seek to reclaim the starmetal to create temples that will be used to unleash Set once more. When Set's high-sorcerer priest Wrathamon attacks Conan's village, Conan's family are turned to stone, and so he vows revenge on Wrathamon.		In this show, Conan is the son of a blacksmith, living high in the mountains of Cimmeria. One night, he and his father witness the fall of a shower of meteors, claiming the molten metal cores to forge wondrous weapons that command a high price in the yearly trading carnival - though Conan keeps the best piece, a mighty broadsword, for himself. Unfortunately, this 'starmetal' is the physical remnants of a spell used to seal away the serpentine demon-god Set centuries ago, and now his Serpentmen followers seek to reclaim the starmetal to create temples that will be used to unleash Set once more. When Set's high-sorcerer priest Wrathamon attacks Conan's village, Conan's family are turned to stone, and so he vows revenge on Wrathamon.

	It was a long, winding road that saw Conan make numerous allies, including redbearded [[Vikings\|Vanirman]] Snag, Zula the not!African warrior-prince, Jasmine the acrobat (and secretly half-serpentwoman herself), the air-wizard Greywolf, and the flying whip-wielding ninja Falconer. Eventually, Set was freed for a time, only for Conan to cast him back into the Abyss. Greywolf noted that there were still threats to face, like the evil enchantress Mesmira and Wrathamon's creator and former master Ramamon taking his place, but a sequel series never developed.		It was a long, winding road that saw Conan make numerous allies, including redbearded [[Vikings\|Vanirman]] Snag, Zula the not!African warrior-prince, Jasmine the acrobat (and secretly half-serpentwoman herself), the air-wizard Greywolf, and the flying whip-wielding ninja Falconer. Eventually, Set was freed for a time, only for Conan to cast him back into the Abyss. Greywolf noted that there were still threats to face, like the evil enchantress Mesmira and Wrathamon's creator and former master Ramamon taking his place, but a sequel series never developed.

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8syTIxbG6U It also had an epically awesome intro, which is the thing most everyone remembers about it.]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8syTIxbG6U It also had an epically awesome intro, which is the thing most everyone remembers about it.]

			If you like your [[Sword & Sorcery]] more towards the magical end of the scale, ala the Conan comics from Marvel, then definitely check this out for ideas.

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	It was a long, winding road that saw Conan make numerous allies, including redbearded [[Vikings\|Vanirman]] Snag, Zula the not!African warrior-prince, Jasmine the acrobat (and secretly half-serpentwoman herself), the air-wizard Greywolf, and the flying whip-wielding ninja Falconer. Eventually, Set was freed for a time, only for Conan to cast him back into the Abyss. Greywolf noted that there were still threats to face, like the evil enchantress Mesmira and Wrathamon's creator and former master Ramamon taking his place, but a sequel series never developed.		It was a long, winding road that saw Conan make numerous allies, including redbearded [[Vikings\|Vanirman]] Snag, Zula the not!African warrior-prince, Jasmine the acrobat (and secretly half-serpentwoman herself), the air-wizard Greywolf, and the flying whip-wielding ninja Falconer. Eventually, Set was freed for a time, only for Conan to cast him back into the Abyss. Greywolf noted that there were still threats to face, like the evil enchantress Mesmira and Wrathamon's creator and former master Ramamon taking his place, but a sequel series never developed.

	[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8syTIxbG6U\| It also had an epically awesome intro, which is the thing most everyone remembers about it]].		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8syTIxbG6U It also had an epically awesome intro, which is the thing most everyone remembers about it.]

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2016-12-28T16:36:50Z

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	''Conan the Adventurer'' was an awesome cartoon series from the early 90s. Based upon the /tg/ legend [[Conan the Barbarian]], although naturally hampered by the need to be kid-friendly (as with various other cartoons based on big adult-rated movies, like Robocop and Rambo~~, though this also worked in its favor as the racism in some of Howard's original stories, such as "The Vale of Lost Women" was also absent~~), it still managed to work around those limits to deliver something surprisingly true to the spirit of the original books and novels.		''Conan the Adventurer'' was an awesome cartoon series from the early 90s. Based upon the /tg/ legend [[Conan the Barbarian]], although naturally hampered by the need to be kid-friendly (as with various other cartoons based on big adult-rated movies, like Robocop and Rambo), it still managed to work around those limits to deliver something surprisingly true to the spirit of the original books and novels.

	In this show, Conan is the son of a blacksmith, living high in the mountains of Cimmeria. One night, he and his father witness the fall of a shower of meteors, claiming the molten metal cores to forge wondrous weapons that command a high price in the yearly trading carnival - though Conan keeps the best piece, a mighty broadsword, for himself. Unfortunately, this 'starmetal' is the remnants of a spell used to seal away the serpentine demon-god Set centuries ago, and now his Serpentmen followers seek to reclaim the starmetal to create temples that will be used to unleash Set once more. When Set's high-sorcerer priest Wrathamon attacks Conan's village, Conan's family are turned to stone, and so he vows revenge on Wrathamon.		In this show, Conan is the son of a blacksmith, living high in the mountains of Cimmeria. One night, he and his father witness the fall of a shower of meteors, claiming the molten metal cores to forge wondrous weapons that command a high price in the yearly trading carnival - though Conan keeps the best piece, a mighty broadsword, for himself. Unfortunately, this 'starmetal' is the remnants of a spell used to seal away the serpentine demon-god Set centuries ago, and now his Serpentmen followers seek to reclaim the starmetal to create temples that will be used to unleash Set once more. When Set's high-sorcerer priest Wrathamon attacks Conan's village, Conan's family are turned to stone, and so he vows revenge on Wrathamon.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 05:08, 25 April 2016

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	It was a long, winding road that saw Conan make numerous allies, including redbearded [[Vikings\|Vanirman]] Snag, Zula the not!African warrior-prince, Jasmine the acrobat (and secretly half-serpentwoman herself), the air-wizard Greywolf, and the flying whip-wielding ninja Falconer. Eventually, Set was freed for a time, only for Conan to cast him back into the Abyss. Greywolf noted that there were still threats to face, like the evil enchantress Mesmira and Wrathamon's creator and former master Ramamon taking his place, but a sequel series never developed.		It was a long, winding road that saw Conan make numerous allies, including redbearded [[Vikings\|Vanirman]] Snag, Zula the not!African warrior-prince, Jasmine the acrobat (and secretly half-serpentwoman herself), the air-wizard Greywolf, and the flying whip-wielding ninja Falconer. Eventually, Set was freed for a time, only for Conan to cast him back into the Abyss. Greywolf noted that there were still threats to face, like the evil enchantress Mesmira and Wrathamon's creator and former master Ramamon taking his place, but a sequel series never developed.

	[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8syTIxbG6U\|~~Had~~ an epically awesome intro, which is the most everyone remembers about it]].		[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8syTIxbG6U\| It also had an epically awesome intro, which is the thing most everyone remembers about it]].

101.190.121.138 at 01:03, 30 January 2016

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	''Conan the Adventurer'' was an awesome cartoon series from the early 90s. Based upon the /tg/ legend [[Conan the Barbarian]], although naturally hampered by the need to be ~~kidfriendly~~ (as with various other cartoons based on big adult-rated movies, like Robocop and Rambo), it still managed to work around those limits to deliver something surprisingly true to the spirit of the original books and novels.		''Conan the Adventurer'' was an awesome cartoon series from the early 90s. Based upon the /tg/ legend [[Conan the Barbarian]], although naturally hampered by the need to be kid-friendly (as with various other cartoons based on big adult-rated movies, like Robocop and Rambo, though this also worked in its favor as the racism in some of Howard's original stories, such as "The Vale of Lost Women" was also absent), it still managed to work around those limits to deliver something surprisingly true to the spirit of the original books and novels.

	In this show, Conan is the son of a blacksmith, living high in the mountains of Cimmeria. One night, he and his father witness the fall of a shower of meteors, claiming the molten metal cores to forge wondrous weapons that command a high price in the yearly trading carnival - though Conan keeps the best piece, a mighty broadsword, for himself. Unfortunately, this 'starmetal' is the remnants of a spell used to seal away the serpentine demon-god Set centuries ago, and now his Serpentmen followers seek to reclaim the starmetal to create temples that will be used to unleash Set once more. When Set's high-sorcerer priest Wrathamon attacks Conan's village, Conan's family are turned to stone, and so he vows revenge on Wrathamon.		In this show, Conan is the son of a blacksmith, living high in the mountains of Cimmeria. One night, he and his father witness the fall of a shower of meteors, claiming the molten metal cores to forge wondrous weapons that command a high price in the yearly trading carnival - though Conan keeps the best piece, a mighty broadsword, for himself. Unfortunately, this 'starmetal' is the remnants of a spell used to seal away the serpentine demon-god Set centuries ago, and now his Serpentmen followers seek to reclaim the starmetal to create temples that will be used to unleash Set once more. When Set's high-sorcerer priest Wrathamon attacks Conan's village, Conan's family are turned to stone, and so he vows revenge on Wrathamon.

1d4chan>Thannak at 04:27, 2 October 2015

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	''Conan the Adventurer'' was an awesome cartoon series from the early 90s. Based upon the /tg/ legend [[Conan the Barbarian]], although naturally hampered by the need to be kidfriendly (as with various other cartoons based on big adult-rated movies, like Robocop and Rambo), it still managed to work around those limits to deliver something surprisingly true to the spirit of the original books and novels.		''Conan the Adventurer'' was an awesome cartoon series from the early 90s. Based upon the /tg/ legend [[Conan the Barbarian]], although naturally hampered by the need to be kidfriendly (as with various other cartoons based on big adult-rated movies, like Robocop and Rambo), it still managed to work around those limits to deliver something surprisingly true to the spirit of the original books and novels.