NEWSFLASH: Germany and Japan bombed people too.  That was the acceptable way of fighting way of fighting wars back then.  Now can we please move on because complaining about it won't magically change the past.

It's the teaser poster for the sequel!  Instead of "How to be a Pirate" it will be called "How to Kill a Vampire"!

I used to watch this show all the time!  It was one of my favorite shows on Nick.  Unfortunately like most of the other good shows such as Rocket Power and Hey Arnold it no longer airs.

Alright, here's my list of characters I hope never to see again in another LBT film.

7. Tippy.  I can't tell if this character is a male or female.  I don't really are either.  This character is annoying and needs to die out so that the rest of the spiketail population isn't contaminated by his/her stupidity.

6. Tippy's herd.  They're a bunch of a-holes.  Not much more to say.  

5. The Tinysaurs.  They were completely pointless.

4. Rhett- Everyone hates him.  He's a liar and a poser and needs a good butt kicking.

3. Ali from the TV series.  That was not the real Ali.  I believe that this was just some sort of twisted and evil clone sent from an alternate universe.  She was too stupid to be the real Ali and she had the personality of a brick.  

2. Cera's retarded cousins (or whatever they were) from LBT 6.  They were pointless and irritating and I hope they are never seen again.  They were not real characters.  They were just plot devices.  

1. The yellowbellies.  They are stupid, annoying, ugly, and they need to die.

occ: Sorry for the confusion guys.  Anyway I'm waiting for Starfall to post.

As the sun sank below the horizon, Kaga waded across the river and found himself standing in a vast land of canyons and plateaus.  The land was dry and barren except for the occasional dead tree.  The green iguanodon wandered through the dark landscape, swishing his tail from side to side as he walked.  The moon lit the terrain well and Kaga had good night vision so he could see the land well.  Somewhere nearby he could hear voices.
"I wonder who that is." he said as he began to quietly make his way toward the direction the voices were coming from.  

Kaga peered around from behind a rock and spotted a young fast biter, probably about his own age, and an old sharpclaw.  The fast biter stood atop a rock formation looking out over the wasteland ahead while the sharpclaw yelled something up at him.  From this distance, Kaga could not tell what they were discussing, but he could hear bits and pieces of it, including something about the Great Valley.

Here's what I don't get: Why is it such a big deal that Dinosaur Train has an episode talking about poop yet just about every kids movie released in the last ten years or so has poop jokes in them and people are just fine with that? Why can movies like Alvin and the Chipmunks or Marmaduke make "doody" references and have people be okay with that but when Dinosaur Train has an episode talking about poop, all of a sudden it's "OMG SO AWFUL!!!!!11111" Seems to me like a case of double standards.

It's not a double standard.  Making jokes about crap (which I really don't find funny) on a show and actually showing something taking a crap are two different things.  The latter is considerably more obscene and has no place in a kids show.

Why on earth are they showing live action shows on Cartoon Network?  It's called Cartoon Network, not Live Action Reality Shows for Kids Network.  Don't we have to put up with enough reality TV on every other channel? :blink:

Name: Kaga

Species: Spikethumb (I guess that is what you call an iguanodon)

Age: 17 (in dino years)

Gender: Male

Description: Kaga has dark green skin over most of his body. His underside is mostly pale gray. The row of scales running from his head down to his back have a turquoise color. Kaga also has black stripes running down his back and bands on his tail.  The tip is black. He also has pale blue eyes.

Bio: Kaga was born in the Mysterious Beyond but ran away from his herd when he was young to search for the Great Valley. During the course of his travels, Kaga has become lost several times. He has found that it is not easy to survive on his own. Predators and hunger have plagued him on his journey and now the Great Valley is Kaga's only hope for survival. He may be friendly but he is shy around girls. He has learned to be a fierce fighter. Recently, he has met new friends and has developed a close relationship with Strafe.

Abilities: Kaga has a lot of stamina. He can run for a long time without having to stop. Kaga can also recover quickly from minor injuries relatively fast. He can last a decent amount of time without food.

Weaknesses: Kaga can not last more than a few days without water. He can do without food but not water. He can sometimes be too eager and impatient for his own good.

Personality: He is suspicious of newcomers at first but it is not hard to earn Kaga's trust.  He is brave, kindhearted, and will do anything to keep his friends safe.  He is especially fond of Strafe.

I envy you guys.  I haven't had a chance to buy this game yet.   I've been too busy and I simply can't afford it.