Iron Man

1994

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6.6| 0h30m| TV-Y7| en| More Info
Released: 24 September 1994 Ended
Producted By: Marvel Films
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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Industrialist Tony Stark leads a private team of superheroes as Iron Man against the forces of evil.

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Minahzur Rahman Iron Man was a very good animated show. I like Iron Man because it's one of my favourite superheroes, and I remember being obsessed with Iron Man as a child. I remember this show being on Fox Kids, and you could tell it felt like it belong there. It was pretty popular there I remember. The great thing about the anime is that it's very short: it's something you can enjoy and finish watching quickly.
Andre White When I first watched this, too be honest, I HATED it.. The episodes, quite frankly, were some of the worst I ever seen. The story lines were non-existent (save for some origin episodes), the plots barely made any sense.. The CGI Iron Man scenes...And then, the second season started and I was amazed - never have I seen such improvement, such insane increase in quality in an animated series ever. The show that I was planning to drop became can't miss TV, with mature story lines (James Rhodes claustrophobia, new characters introduced, ARMOR WARS !) and just some great episodes.If your a huge Iron Man fan, watch the series, but my advice is to start from the second season - skip the first one, or if your curious, watch it and pretend it never happened, you won't miss much. The second season even does it.1/10 for the first season, 8/10 for the second.
WakenPayne Okay I do like material that has been adapted from comic books, and to some extent I watched the cartoon episodes when I was 12. I loved Iron Man at the time, he was my very favourite superhero. The honest opinion is that this cartoon fares even worse than the Spider Man one made around the same time as this.First of all my biggest complaint - the plot lines make no sense. In one 2 part episode (just remember the writers thought this story was good enough to put into 2 parts) a catastrophic explosion kills innocent people when Iron Man is fighting the Crimson Dynamo. He decides to take a vow - to stop everyone with Iron Man-like technology.There are quite a few things to go through with that plot - firstly, with the bad guys doesn't that go without saying? They're wielding presumably the most powerful weapons on the planet! Secondly, Some of these people are heroes - by taking away this technology saying "No, this is mine!" to people who are using it for good only makes Stark seem like an unlikeable prick (and he is in these episodes). Thirdly, What stopped him from doing this to the villains before? If he can take them out in about 2 time-slots for the episodes then why didn't he do that? Fourthly, why didn't the Iron Man villains/users of Starks technology team up to fight him? It makes no sense.Just as a side-note for this review: The opening theme is AWESOME! That is the best thing about this show.I would only recommend this to the most loyal fans of Iron Man. I think this is okay to show kids (if anyone complains about the plot I described above not being "kid friendly" then I will assure you everybody else thinks he is crazy) but you probably won't like it if you don't really love Iron Man.
verbusen I missed this series when it originally ran (no surprise because I never catch any shows when they first air). But I am seeing Iron Man on the Jetix channel which I think is a European network. My first comment is the intro, it's really cool and maybe my favorite part. It shows Tony Stark building the Iron Man armor and shows the progression of what the armor first looked like (a tin can) to the 90's version (I have no idea what it looks like now). Also in the intro is a really cool theme song that is very very catchy, its the same words of the Black Sabbath Iron Man song "I-AM-IRON-MAN" sung to like a Whitesnake heavy metal rhythm, its right now my favorite cartoon song on out there (yes I know, I lead a boring life, lol). Nick Fury and Shield are in this series a lot (I have only watched about 5 episodes so far), growing up I like Fury and Shield as they took on AIM. There is a lot of material for Shellhead from the comic book and this looks like a pretty good translation to the TV realm because I have seen some cool Marvel supervillan's here like the Crimson Dynamo and the Mandarin among others. Animation is not bad from what I've seen and people did die in one episode where a nuke missile exploded in a Russian silo so I like that for some realism. Is it perfect? No, but they made it for kids and its still pretty good for me as an adult to watch. I can't wait for it to come out as a movie I pray it's not a total rewrite like they did to the Hulk (I think Marvel learned the errors of their ways though in destroying that movie franchise with a convoluted plot, hey I still buy the radioactive mutant superpower bit so just stay with that, lol). Recommended for Shellhead fans. Hey my favorite Shellhead comic book moment, when Iron Man gets zapped by Thor (who's being controlled by Moondragon) and with the huge energy boost slams Thor through 10 marble columns!