You know, I think the biggest "fault" of this show was that it was
way too high-concept for kids (and even for its own damn self) at the time. -You're taking Thundarr The Barbarian, Brave*Starr, Dungeons & Dragons, and
King Arthur and the Knights of Justice- and throwing them all in a fucking blender... Yes, I remember watching it, and liking it- but I did not love it... And in the end, anyone who looks back at Visionaries- just says:
"Oh, yeah- those were those Hasbro toys with the holograms, right?" or as I say:
The less cool Supernaturals...
But the show was
so much more than its action-figure's
gimmicky-
premise. I was amazed, in re-watching the series for this post, how many of the visuals from the show I remembered
so vividly.
The animation was
absolutely beautiful in many scenes, per episode- due to Sunbow Productions sending a large amount of it to Japan to be done by TMS Entertainment. -Resulting in random moments of pure, detailed, fluid 80's anime-style gold! -Particularly, I noticed, on the episode
Trail of The Three Wizards...
Issue #2, which is what I'll mostly be talking about here, is basically the last couple minutes from the end of episode 1:
The Age of Magic Begins, and a few ideas/scenes from episode 2:
The Dark Hand of Treachery, but reworked- with much more detail, character development, and explanations given. The exact opposite of what happened previously with
Solarman...
-If you are unfamiliar with Visionaries, Google is your friend... but here's the basic outline:
"A violent, angry man- that one..." -It's like he's talking about everyone on the Internet!
But if the age of technology is over- then there is no Internet. Unless... MAGIC INTERNET!
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