It amazes me how badly Hasbro fumbled Jem in the 80s. Jem, transformers, and GI Joe were the holy trinity of Sunbow Cartoons. As much as I liked g1 MLP, that show did not have a consistent plot, but Jem was one of the rare female led shows that proved that they could entertain audiences for girls and boys. It's ironic how MLP took Jem's spot as the holy trinity of Hasbro shows and we have g4 to thank for that.
I just had a morbid thought. Wouldn't this year or the next be Grace's final hour?
Does anyone feel that Ron being the one to take down the Warlordians takes away from Kim since she is the main character?
Chi blocking isn't nearly as OP when a bender/fighter has awareness of their abilities.
Like she couldn't melt the ice with her radioactive starbolts.
Some people mention it's because her songs weren't as catchy and while I do agree that's one of the reasons, I also think it's because her music sounded to grown. And I don't mean in the sense that her music was inappropriate or too sexual. Her music was always family friendly, but it was different compared to the bubble gum pop that the other Disney artists were singing. Her last studio album was mostly R&B, and the theme of her songs were about rejecting relationships, working a 9-to-5 job and seeing who your friends are. Other Disney artists were singing about relationships, friendships, make ups, break ups, hating school, wanting to be famous, going to the mall, and being on top of the world. Not to mention that Hollywood Records has had a horrible track record of promoting women of color such as Chyna and Coco Jones.
Here are my top three picks for each group.
Jem and the Holograms: Running Like the Wind
The Misfits: Designing Woman
The Stingers: Destiny
