Did this Animated TV Show see the future (Planet X) Watch THIS!

It was called Thundarr the Barbarian, and I loved it..
Watch the intro...

www.youtube.com...



A runaway planet.... lol..
Now I don't believe in this Planet X at all, but neat how this show in the early 80's
depicted what would happen.. (minus magic and spells etc )

I don't know but that show looks awesome.

Originally posted by Pharyax


Now I don't believe in this Planet X at all, but neat how this show in the early 80's
depicted what would happen..

Predicted how would would happen? This is not about Nibiru. It's the story line of a children's cartoon. I do not believe in any way that this is Nibiru symbolism at all.

What a deceiving title to a thread...

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They entire series is on youtube! It ran for a season and a half I believe... Dude looks like he-man, but Thundarr came first.

Thundar the Babarian looks alot like He-man ''' but the other way around

Damn you

LOL...Thundarr the Barbarian is a ripoff of a He-Man...they look the same...different swords
2nd.

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So Thundarr came first?

Damn it. There goes my childhood...

Well it's interesting to me and I appreciate you bringing it to our attention.

On a lighter note...





It is what it is, so we might as well have fun with it.

Savagery, sorcery and super science! Why was this show never a hit?

Ah Thundarr the Barbarian!!!! I loved that show!

Suggesting that this cartoon is predicting planet X or Nibiru, might not be too crazy of an idea....While I wouldn't say this show is "predicting" the Planet X/Nibiru hysteria that some people have fallen victim to....I think it's quite plausible that the premise may have been inspired by Zecharia Sitchin's book The 12th planet, which is often cited as the source of the Planet X/Nibiru ideas. His book came out in 1976, and the ideas of it could have very well influenced the post apocalyptic theme of the show Thundarr the Barbarian. The series ran from 1980-1982. Meaning the writers of the show could have likely read the book while developing the idea for this show. Now whether or not they put much stock in the validity of the ideas, is impossible to say....but it does make for great inspiration for a Sci-Fi cartoon epic!

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What about The Fifth element with Bruce Willis

That show looks friggin awesome!! I loved He-Man but I didnt know it was a rip off.
On a side note, remember the ninja turtles would fight sometimes in Dimension X.

hey, let the OP off the Hook.....Planet X is a crazy Idea to start with

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I used to love Thundarr - I had forgotten all about it. Thanks for the video reminder.

Pretty cool sci-fi

Planet-X will bring magic into our lives.
We're only a cataclysm away from becoming wizards and super scientists

- Lee

I guess people will say the same about the countless cartoons and comics that talked about the WTC attacks, years prior to the event. When it comes to things such as shows, especially in the older years, they should be taken into account. Not saying this is, but still.

Originally posted by Socrato
I don't know but that show looks awesome.

im about to start watching the 2 seasons now LOL