1980s Animation Tapestries

She-ra and Rainbow Brite grown up and ready to kick some butt with major girl-power!

The 80s aesthetic is vividly reflected in the character designs and animation style of Inhumanoids. The protagonists, reminiscent of the era's action figures, don colorful and bold costumes, while the villains, the grotesque Inhumanoids, embody the nightmarish and otherworldly aspects that characterized 80s horror and fantasy genres.

In the shadow of the forest, though she may be old and worn, they will stare unbelieving, at the LAST UNICORN. Throw back to the 1982 animated film adaptation of Peter S. Beagle's, The Last Unicorn.

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Skeletor's evil visage is here to haunt your favourite tees!

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A quick design.

Just some girly 80s icons hanging out.

Man, that sexy cat-lady be trippin'.

Tele sketch claimed that the tablet was first.

VHS CAN HAPPEN TO ANYONE, EVEN TO THE GREATEST VILLAINS

Bless me bagpipes!

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Enjoy!

From 1988. Do you remember?

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1980s Retro Japanese Japan Kawaii Girl Anime Manga

Dinosaucers was a short-lived but fondly remembered cartoon from the '80s. It ran for one season with 65 episodes via first-run syndication on weekdays. It is about a war carried out on Earth between two groups of anthropomorphic dinosaurs from the planet Reptilon. The good Dinosaurs are the titular Dinosaucers who fight a group of evil dinosaurs, the Tyrannos, who are on a mission to take control of Planet Earth. The Dinosaucers recruit a group of kids called the Secret Scouts to help them in their battle for Earth against the Tyrannos.

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Space Adventure Cobra: The Movie, known in Japan as Space Adventure Cobra is a 1982 Japanese science fiction anime film based on the 1978 manga, simply titled Cobra. The film centers around Cobra, a famous space pirate with a psycho-gun hidden in his left arm, who was thought to be dead for two years, is back in action. He falls for bounty huntress Jane Flower, whom crime lord Necron wants dead, and tries to help her save her world. Space Adventure Cobra was theatrically released on July 23, 1982, in Japan, and then in December 1991 on VHS, and on DVD on June 25, 2001.

Go Gadget Go!

Remember?

80s cartoon character

Inspired by the 80s cartoon, this is a reconstructed title off one of the frames during the intro.

Akira firm star

Get in Loser We're Going To ToonTown - who framed roger rabbit 35th anniversary.

80s kids might remember. Force Five brought us anime before we even knew what it was. All we knew were that giant robots were awesome!

Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland was a surreal late 80’s animated film and a joint production between many famous (or yet to be famous) American and Japanese stars, composers and animators!

"Grody" very unpleasant; disgusting.

Perfect shirt for the Starting Lineup collector in your life. Starting Lineups were a popular collectible in the late 80's & 90's. They still have a great cult following of collectors trying to collect certain Kenner Starting Lineups from their hometown teams & complete sets from different years.

Whenever there's a plan his temper is gonna Wreck it!

From the creator of 'Fritz the Cat' and 'Heavy Traffic'

Camp Candy was a Saturday morning cartoon series starring John Candy as a camp counselor. Each episode involves John telling a story to the current campers about adventures he had with past campers. John tries to keep the kids alive and teach them a thing or two, all while the evil Rex Deforest and his crony Chester try to shut the camp down in order to sell the land to a timber company. The show ran for 39 episodes and three seasons between 1989 and 1992 and was a true bright spot in the crowded kids cartoon space of the era.

Akira firm, name letters

Classic movie reference design. The Ink and Paint Club logo shirt.