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Anyone else remember the Undergrads? My friends and I used to watch this show all the time back in the day. I was born in 97 so this is nostalgic to me.
I do not know when this anime was started, but in the 90’s it was broadcasted in France in the morning (before school) when kids under 12 years old watch TV.
The 90s was crazy with their cartoon crossovers! Did any of you watch Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue?
Saturday watch design this time with a Casio that kinda became famous for its appearance on the first Mission impossible movie: the Casio DW290! This model is a strange amalgamation of a normal big Casio that looks like a big G-shock but it isn´t, one of the features being the electroluminescence.