![]() Speaking of which, intriguingly enough, they're both U. Love this dream-themed program as much as I do another one, Midnight Patrol. Was redesigned in the second season, possibly to make her look more feminine, as I know for sure at first glance, I mistook her for a male. ![]() Although I'm not all that familiar with most of the cast of voice actors, they all sound like they voiced their roles well. The music, especially the theme, is fine. All the characters, both good and bad guys, are great in their own ways. The storylines are among the most creatively-written. 'toons, the animation errors/goofs in this are kept to a minimum. ![]() As for the technicalities of it, the animation flows smoothly enough, the colors aren't too bright nor too dark, the backgrounds and layouts are nice as well. There are many great moments, even surprises, to keep the viewers' attentive and entertained. However, simultaneously, it's not too much so that it doesn't have anything fun about it. I would consider this to be one of the smarter or more intellectual cartoons that really means or is worth something. At the same time, once that's done, there's always a lesson to be learned from the incident in the end. Each episode features a different kid who runs into a problem in his or her dream and the dream patrollers must come to their rescue and try to solve it. carry out their duties under The Commander and he, and several counting sheep check for any signs of disruption of dreams on the dream monitors. Those interruptions and disturbances are a pair of shape-shifting, villainous monsters known as The Nightmares, named Snort and Mutter. J., they are patrollers based in a place called Dreambase, where they work to prevent any interruptions and disturbances brought to kids' subconsciousness while they're trying to have pleasant dreams. Centering on the heroic, dynamic dream duo of Captain Zed and his partner, P. Toons, at least, to the American audience. and for many years, remained the most obscure, if not just one of the most obscure, D. Yet, for some ridiculous reason, it never received any airtime in the U. Shows from 1991 (Hammerman, Pro Stars, Wish Kid, and Chip & Pepper's Cartoon Madness), this is the best one, or rather, the only, truly great one by the studio and one of the best ever made by that studio. ![]() S.? It seems that it was underexposed, but deserved to get more exposure than it got, at least in the aforementioned country. As a 'toon I hadn't heard of previously, how and why did this seemingly hidden treasure seem to go under the radar (or, that is, at least, under my radar) somehow in the U. C., this is one of the shows I would've loved watching growing up and I wish this was among the series I saw in my childhood. One of the better '90s cartoons, it's since been added to my favorite animated series from that decade and overall, favorites by (or partly by) D. After reading the premise, I decided to see three out of the eight episodes that are currently available on Youtube. I discovered it on a site called Lost Media Wiki, which is devoted to some, certain, various, obscure media that eventually became unavailable over the years, or even decades, but some have been found to date and I saw pictures of VHS box covers of the show. This is yet another animated series that I was unaware of, didn't know existed, and was new to me.
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