Uno de los Groovies más míticos de Cartoon Network era este de "Go Monkey Go", de Las Chicas Superpoderosas, interpretado por la legendaria banda Devo. Salió a comienzos del 2000 en el disco The Powerpuff Girls: Heroes & Villians. ¿Quiénes recordaban este Groovie con Devo?

"I met this six-year-old child with this blank, pale, emotionless face and the blackest eyes... the devil's eyes."

Genuinely Loona is so underhated as a character. She barely contributes to the plot and when she does, half the time she acts like an asshole. I genuinely believe that if she wasn't a conventionally attractive furry woman, more people would realize how awful of a person she is.

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Clive Barker Is “F**ing Delighted” With Hellraiser: Revival* In an interview with Dread Central, the creator of the Cenobites admitted he initially had concerns about the project, but those fears were ultimately put to rest. “At one point, I was afraid the game would be overly censored, but I’m genuinely amazed by how far they managed to go.” Barker worked closely with the developers at Saber Interactive as a consultant and believes this is exactly how a licensed adaptation should be handled. “I think what they’ve achieved with the game is a wake-up call for everyone who has been involved in creating a franchise like Hellraiser.” His comments also appear to take a swipe at several filmmakers who have worked on the franchise. Barker regained the rights to Hellraiser several years ago and considers the game a continuation of the story that ignores all films after the second installment. He now wants to expand the Hellraiser universe through comics, but would also “love to take those stories further into film.” The horror legend also made it clear that his collaboration with Saber Interactive isn’t over. “I’m looking forward to working with them again on other projects.”