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And in the end, the show never took off. The small controversy around it was essentially all the publicity the show got. After all, it was a non-Hasbro/non-nostalgic program on The Hub, which doesn't even exist anymore. If this were to get a toy line, who would the toy line be for? Girls? Boys? All and all an interesting concept for a cartoon series, but in the end it would have worked better as a comic book series. Dunno how it fared in its native country.

Plus, I got to admit, I'll agree it wasn't that good. Much better than Johnny Test and Nick's sports cartoons, but hardly as watchable as most animated programs.
 
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