Jumanji

I really enjoyed the then-unusual artwork, now rather prevalent in animation-and the fact that the characters were usually in the land of JUMANJI itself, unlike the film which took place on Terra Firma.

I remember watching this 1990s cartoon (we know it's based on the 1995 film of the same name) when I was a kid. It was shown on RTÉ 2, UTV via ITV as a part of their children's block CITV and Nickelodeon years ago. It's probably one of the most underrated 1990s cartoons of all time. I still like it though. The acting is great especially from Bill FagerBakke (same bloke who voices Patrick Star, SpongeBob's simple-minded best friend from SpongeBob Squarepants as we know as well ), Deby Derryberry, Ashley Joshson and of course, Tim Curry themselves.

I think I have a crush on Judy. Judy is a very cute girl, isn't she?

My favourite characters are Alan, Judy, Peter, Trader, Van Pelt and Professor J. S. Ibsen.

This show was a mess. Whereas the book and movie took place in the real world, this show mostly plays out within Jumanji itself, which is a great concept brimming with potential. Unfortunately, little of note was done with it.

The writers do introduce us to a biologically diverse world with jungles, deserts, oceans and ruined temples, populated by giant, dangerous animals (Amusingly, everything has carnivorous teeth, even the insects.) and introduce new villains as well. Each show follows the same simple formula: Judy and Peter get sucked into the game (which happens every time they roll the dice), get chased by animals, defeat some villain, find an artifact, try and fail to free Alan, and solve a clue which conveniently solves their mundane real-world issue. Occasionally, an intriguing concept is introduced, such as where the animals come from, or what purpose Van Pelt serves, but the writers never do anything else with them. Don't even try to make sense of it among the countless plot holes. The ultimate insult is the final episode, a glorified clip show where no questions are answered.

The positives: decent animation and voice acting, and it has a cool instrumental intro sequence. But I really can't recommend this series. The movie achieved in around 90 minutes what this series couldn't in 40 episodes.

This was one of the best cartoon series I ever saw. I don't see why it isn't on television anymore. On the last episode, it was nice how Alan finally made it out of Jumanji. I would love it if they put this back on t.v. I use to watch it every mourning. The reason why more people didn't watch it was because not too many kids knew about the show. It wasn't being promoted enough. If it got promoted more than kids would be going crazy over this show. This was the kind of cartoon that keeps you glued to your sit. I will always remember this cartoon, Jumanji, that I used to watch when I was a younger kid. They need to put this back on national television so that the kids can have something better to watch.

2024/06/10-2024/07/06 I remember that it was broadcast on cctv6. When I was a child I loved it so much.

In China is too hard to find this series, I can only find the version without subtitles on bilibili.

It has been many years since I found this series , I didn't watch it until this few days.

I'm always worried about what if I don't understand the plot, I don't want to miss up this wonderful series.

Now, I have Ai to help me. Long live science and technology!

But Ai subtitles can only help me understand, it can't be as intelligent as a human. There are too many words in the series that it can't understand, which I still need to understand by myself.

The cartoons I watched when I was a child were really good, but now what children watch are so bad.

Sorry for my bad English.