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MASK Unmasked - The Complete Series

M.A.S.K. was found by multimillionaire Matt Tracker who somehow recruited other like-minded adventurers who took to fighting V.E.N.O.M., foiling the villains’ ploys every episode. M.A.S.K. was broadcasted between 1985 and 1988. Airplay must have differed because I don’t recall seeing M.A.S.K. play weekday afternoons as is mentioned in the press material. I only recall watching it on Saturday mornings. I’ve written a lot about 1980s cartoons series in the past. Without them there probably would not be a whole genre of comic books dedicated to nostalgia material and blockbuster films like the Transformers. These cartoons broke the mould from the 1970s and before. The syndicated parts meant that they were probably not financed by television networks. Their costs were completely absorbed by advertising companies and toy makers. In the 1980s several toy companies fought each other in various segments covering preschoolers all the way to tweens. Hasbro was one of the largest sponsor of toys-based animated series. They made G.I. Joes, The Transformers, 1980s toys and cartoons were interesting in that they frequently had characters, such as supporting and female leads, that were featured in the cartoons, but that did not have toys of their own. M.A.S.K. was no stranger to that, and the two female characters, one on the good guys’ team, one on the bad guys had no vehicles of their own (Gloria Baker and Vanessa Warfield gained toys in latter seasons). However, the non-toy characters were not the only one to not have vehicles. In M.A.S.K., several characters shared the same vehicles or playset. Finally M.A.S.K. had the ever annoying sidekick Scot Trakker, son of Matt Trakker. Scott’s buddy was T-Bob, a robot that could transform into a scooter that was afraid of everything and very annoying. Towards the end of the first season, corresponding with the release of new action figures and playsets, M.A.S.K. gained new characters that I call the Super Friends’s Village People’s clones. They were all “ethnic” to represent each kid watching the show. We already had the token black guy – Hondo McClean and the token Asian who spoke like Confucius and was very wise – Bruce Sato (They should have just called him Bruce Kato). There was the native one – he looked like a cross between the ' Apu and Johnny Quest's Hadji Singh  fans.

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And yeahhhh theres so many things i want to ask about this arc!!! like who is that possibly dead person we seen and that new guy that says natsu's name and also wats up with cana? i think that the guy we seen from the beginning of the arc must be the guy cana was telling lucy about and i really think its lucy or lisana that we seen lying ....well we just saw there hands....i cant wait omfg >.

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