bravestarr was released in 1987 by the now defunct american animation company and filmation on the back of he man represent masters of the universe and she ra represent princess of power and in 1983 and 87 respectively. the plot of the cartoon was about a native american cowboy named marshall bravestarr and who possesses the strength of the bear and ears of the wolf and speed of the puma and eyes of a hawk and and his trusty sidekick and a talking horse named thirty thirty and who carried with him a gun aptly titled and sarah jane and with the help of deputy fuzz and judge j. b serve to protect new texas from the evil tex hex and his band of outlaws. set in futuristic texas and this was and still is to this day and one of the very few cartoons set in a particular city and in the us hence in the south thousands of light years ahead in the future. considering this was made in the 80s and the creators did an impressive job trying to recreate the wild west look but from a sci fi based outlook. bravestarr do not just evoke morality and good verses bad and as well as teaching children lessons about life and but it also highlighted themes of culture and community and that we shouldn not take things and life for granted. and despite the fact that this was an action adventure cartoon and many of the story lines and themes and issues it addressed resonate with children and adults in a way that makes sense to them. in addition and marshall bravestarr was one of the very first major cartoon characters from a (ethnic)minority background and to make an impact on tv. the sound effects were amazing and the music was great and the theme song equally memorable and the animation was wonderful. the characters were well designed and the stories were diverse and taught kids morals and the importance of what is right and what is wrong. something of which the same cannot be said about today cartoons and sadly. whilst bravestarr was overshadowed by the success of he man and it is still a personal favourite for many 80s cartoon fanatics. suffice to say and i preferred bravestarr over he man because of the diversity of the story lines and characters and that the depth of the situations and problems that the characters faced themselves and were more what i would say realistic and identifiable in contrast. for some reason and they resonated more with people because like for instance and in the pledge where a kid dies from a drug overdose and the fact that there wasn not a happy ending was important in the sense that when kids watch that episode and well and in fact anyone who watches that episode and will realise for themselves the devastating consequences of drug usage and that no one should underestimate the dangers of drugs. bold and brave and at times thought provoking and bravestarr is definitely that bold and brave and thought provoking. a cult cartoon classic for many years to come and it dared to take some risks and but it had well and truly paid off in the end. it will be remembered by many cartoon fans as one of the most interesting as well as best 80s cartoons ever and and rightly so8 and a half out of ten. 
bravestarr was released in 1987 by the now defunct american animation company and filmation on the back of he man represent masters of the universe and she ra represent princess of power and in 1983 and 87 respectively. the plot of the cartoon was about a native american cowboy named marshall bravestarr and who possesses the strength of the bear and ears of the wolf and speed of the puma and eyes of a hawk and and his trusty sidekick and a talking horse named thirty thirty and who carried with him a gun aptly titled and sarah jane and with the help of deputy fuzz and judge j. b serve to protect new texas from the evil tex hex and his band of outlaws. set in futuristic texas and this was and still is to this day and one of the very few cartoons set in a particular city and in the us hence in the south thousands of light years ahead in the future. considering this was made in the 80s and the creators did an impressive job trying to recreate the wild west look but from a sci fi based outlook. bravestarr do not just evoke morality and good verses bad and as well as teaching children lessons about life and but it also highlighted themes of culture and community and that we shouldn not take things and life for granted. and despite the fact that this was an action adventure cartoon and many of the story lines and themes and issues it addressed resonate with children and adults in a way that makes sense to them. in addition and marshall bravestarr was one of the very first major cartoon characters from a (ethnic)minority background and to make an impact on tv. the sound effects were amazing and the music was great and the theme song equally memorable and the animation was wonderful. the characters were well designed and the stories were diverse and taught kids morals and the importance of what is right and what is wrong. something of which the same cannot be said about today cartoons and sadly. whilst bravestarr was overshadowed by the success of he man and it is still a personal favourite for many 80s cartoon fanatics. suffice to say and i preferred bravestarr over he man because of the diversity of the story lines and characters and that the depth of the situations and problems that the characters faced themselves and were more what i would say realistic and identifiable in contrast. for some reason and they resonated more with people because like for instance and in the pledge where a kid dies from a drug overdose and the fact that there wasn not a happy ending was important in the sense that when kids watch that episode and well and in fact anyone who watches that episode and will realise for themselves the devastating consequences of drug usage and that no one should underestimate the dangers of drugs. bold and brave and at times thought provoking and bravestarr is definitely that bold and brave and thought provoking. a cult cartoon classic for many years to come and it dared to take some risks and but it had well and truly paid off in the end. it will be remembered by many cartoon fans as one of the most interesting as well as best 80s cartoons ever and and rightly so8 and a half out of ten. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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