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Reception to the series was largely mixed-to-negative. Despite this, critics remained optimistic about seeing the final product, and outcry ultimately died out for a large period of time due to the show's radio silence after the announcement. With numerous fans of both the original 1985 series and the 2011 reboot decrying Roar as an unnecessary and unwanted comedic revival in much the same way as the already-polarizing Teen Titans Go! was. The initial announcement of the series was met with almost universal backlash, with the trailer on Cartoon Network's YouTube channel gaining a 1-to-3 Like-to-Dislike ratio. However, crew for ThunderCats Roar did not come up with the story or message, according to show producer Marly Halpern-Graser. It is noted for its controversial stance and imagery. In the Season 5 Teen Titans Go! episode " Teen Titans Roar!" features a plot dealing with criticism the 2020 series has received.

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As such, while the show may possess continuity, the episodes themselves will largely be self-contained. Unlike the previous two shows, the plot is carried in a much more episodic manner, as opposed to having an overarching story told across the course of the show's run. The show largely follows the same plot as its predecessors, with Lion-O, Tygra, Panthro, Cheetara, WilyKat, WilyKit, and Snarf narrowly avoiding their demise when their home planet, Thundera, is annihilated suddenly, resulting in them crash landing into a planet known as Third Earth, where they are challenged by a variety of oppositions, including the one and only Mumm-Ra. He did express hope that the show would eventually be renewed for a second season, but no word has come of it since. On November 20th, 2020, showrunner Marly Halpern-Graser announced on Twitter that the series had not been renewed and that Mandora Saves Christmas would be the final episode, effectively confirming the show's cancellation. The series suffered from an erratic schedule with release skews being kept mostly under wraps. The series's first two episodes debuted on the Cartoon Network website as an early premier on January 10th, 2020, before the series made its proper televised debut in February of the same year. And features an unorthodox voice cast filled with numerous anime regulars such as Max Mittelman, Erica Lindbeck and Patrick Seitz. The series was helmed by Victor Courtright (a writer, storyboard artist, and character designer on Disney XD's Pickle & Peanut) and by Marly Halpern-Graser (creator of Disney XD's Right Now Kapow).

It was initially announced in May of 2018 with a projected release date of September 19th, 2019, though it was ultimately delayed to February of 2020, with the first, two-part episode premiering early online on January 10th 2020, and aired throughout the year until December 5, 2020. The series differs heavily from the previous two cartoons in tone and style, while still keeping the same plot framework of the originals. “We are delighted with our powerhouse licensee partnerships and innovative line-up that will surely capture the true essence of ThunderCats for both longtime fans and a new generation.February 22nd, 2020 - December 5th 2020(TV) ThunderCats Roar (occasionally stylised with " ROAR" presented in all-caps) is a 2020 animated television series and the third animated iteration of the ThunderCats franchise.

“We’re looking forward to reigniting the iconic ThunderCats franchise with a worldwide licensing program,” says Karen McTier, executive vice president of domestic licensing and worldwide marketing for Warner Bros. Global master toy licensee Bandai America’s toy line-up will include ThunderCats figures in both modern and classic styles, ThunderTank vehicles, Snarf figures and a “Sword of Omens.” Additional key licensees include Icon Hero, with 6-inch statue collectibles Hard Hero, with limited-edition porcelain statues and Mezco, with vinyl figures. Animation and Japan’s Studio4☌ based on the 1980s animated series. Consumer Products will launch a new toy line at the American International Toy Fair to support a reboot of the animated television series, “ThunderCats.” Set to debut on Cartoon Network this year, the show is a creative collaboration between Warner.