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Thanos acquires the fully powered Infinity Gauntlet in The Avengers: Infinity War, but loses when all the superheroes team up together to stop him.
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I found, and find, this show so endearing for some reason, despite never really liking or being good at sports. I used to get excited whenever it came on and it was easily one of my favorite Nickelodeon shows back in the day. It wasn't as "deep" (and I use that term relatively, as they were all kids cartoons) as some of the other shows like Hey Arnold, which usually told more focused stories and often had a moral or lesson, and instead went for a more feel-good approach in the stories it told, which was a nice fit for a show about extreme sports. I also grew up in Puritan New England, so the whole California culture aspect seemed especially exotic at the time. Sam was doubtlessly my favorite character, as he was the one who got roped into sports despite being bad at them, was only really good at being a goalie, was shy, an outcast, and loved computers. Instantly relatable! As an adult, however, I find myself thinking that Raymundo, with his washed up dad persona, is the most enjoyable member of the cast.
One character I thought got the short end of the stick was Twister, who gets unfairly shat on for being less intelligent than most people. His older brother was a complete jerk and, watching it as an adult, it seems like he takes insults to heart and is written as one of the more genuine characters on the show. Poor guy.
Anyone like this show? It always gets overlooked by the more popular shows at the time, like The Wild Thornberries or Spongebob. It was great fun, and had a pretty unique premise for a cartoon.
Edit: Apparently the cast got older at some point? Don't remember that at all, but the wiki has this image.
