Opening and Closing to SWAT Kats: Metallikats Attack 1995 VHS
- 4 months ago
Tape distributor: Turner Home Entertainment [Hanna-Barbera]
Contains the episodes "The Metallikats" and "Metal Urgency" and also features the Space Ghost episode "Space Armada" at the beginning as a bonus.
Richmcgee434, this show is not "cheap" garbage (yes I still have beef with you). When you compare this show's animation to that of Space Ghost's, this is good. Your (and many other people's) thick skull's only knowledge of HB is their 60s, 70s, and most of their 80s work. Also, to the people who are watching this that think SWAT Kats is a TMNT knockoff, no it is not. The Tremblay brothers had the idea before the 87 cartoon (the show that brought the TMNT to mainstream audiences) and was released and premiered at a time where TMNT was starting to decline in quality and popularity. The characters aren't even mutants.
Opening (Part 1):
1. Turner Home Entertainment logo
2. FBI Warning screen
3. SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron VHS promo
4. "Now available on home video" screen
5. The Swan Princess trailer
6. SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron SNES game promo
7. Space Ghost intro
8. "Space Armada" title card
Opening (Part 2):
1. "The End" card
2. Space Ghost outro
3. Feature Presentation bumper
4. "Closed Captioned for the hearing impaired" screen
5. Hanna-Barbera character logo (T-Bone)/SWAT Kats intro
6. "The Metallikats" title card
Closing:
1. End credits
2. Hanna-Barbera character logo (Razor)
3. Turner Home Entertainment logo
Contains the episodes "The Metallikats" and "Metal Urgency" and also features the Space Ghost episode "Space Armada" at the beginning as a bonus.
Richmcgee434, this show is not "cheap" garbage (yes I still have beef with you). When you compare this show's animation to that of Space Ghost's, this is good. Your (and many other people's) thick skull's only knowledge of HB is their 60s, 70s, and most of their 80s work. Also, to the people who are watching this that think SWAT Kats is a TMNT knockoff, no it is not. The Tremblay brothers had the idea before the 87 cartoon (the show that brought the TMNT to mainstream audiences) and was released and premiered at a time where TMNT was starting to decline in quality and popularity. The characters aren't even mutants.
Opening (Part 1):
1. Turner Home Entertainment logo
2. FBI Warning screen
3. SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron VHS promo
4. "Now available on home video" screen
5. The Swan Princess trailer
6. SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron SNES game promo
7. Space Ghost intro
8. "Space Armada" title card
Opening (Part 2):
1. "The End" card
2. Space Ghost outro
3. Feature Presentation bumper
4. "Closed Captioned for the hearing impaired" screen
5. Hanna-Barbera character logo (T-Bone)/SWAT Kats intro
6. "The Metallikats" title card
Closing:
1. End credits
2. Hanna-Barbera character logo (Razor)
3. Turner Home Entertainment logo