Are there any good fantasy cartoons/comics out there? also elves are sluts

The D&D series about Fell's Five is great.
Some people enjoy Rat Queens (but I think it's mostly bland)
Bone is hella good. One of the best fantasy adventures.
Cerebus starts fantasy adventure before moving on.

The Last Unicorn is a quality movie.
Wizards has a great sci-fi/fantasy aesthetic.

Add Demon Knights to this list.
Up until the writer change.

>Also, bullying people into sharing your garbage opinions of comics and cartoons is not love.

So stop doing it then.

I have never once tried to tell you or any of these other wastes of space what books or shows to like or dislike. Kiss my ass.

Truth is not a meme friend

>King Arthur and the Knights of Justice
oh ashit, forgot about that youtube.com/watch?v=VNjhbOH8m2U
intro is metal as fuck

>fell in love with the Dragon Lance series when I was a kid
>hear they are making a movie
>get hyped
>It's gonna be animated
>.....o...okay I guess
>the animation is like a 80's cartoon series
>..o..okay
>the 3D animation also is straight from the 80's

Who fucking approved of this shit?!
All I wanted was a decent Dragon Lance movie. Is that too much to ask?

Everyone knows that dragons are the biggest sluts in fantasy.

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>that feel when no dragon girlfriend

Well, if we're talking old shit, anything about The Viking Prince (DC), the original Warlord comic series (adds Sci-Fi to the mix), Arak Son of Thunder, parts of Arion Lord of Atlantis, Amethyst Princess of Gemworld (12-issue maxi-series), Elfquest (and the best part is that it's online for free!), you can poke around the 70s Sword-n-Sorcery comics from DC, Marvel, and Atlas (Conan, Ironjaw, Red Sonja, Ironwulf, Beowulf, Stalker, Claw the Unconquered, Starfire (also adds Sci-Fi).

wakfu
wakfu
and wakfu

>that feel when dragon wife

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>the caretaking/bonding is one of the few actually good parts of the book
>movie skips it entirely, not even a fucking montage
God. Fucking. Dammit.

>Starfire
>not that one
That's a pretty bullshit coincidence.

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Visionaries was/is awesome and holds up quite well.

It's been forever since I watched Valiant, though I can't remember if it got better or worse for me after Camelot. Still, I remember liking Owen.

Is Knights of Justice the one with the footballers?

>comics
Fell's Five, Head Looper, Mouse Guard, and a ton of eurocomics like Black Moon Chronicles, Thorgal, Dungeon, Marlysa, Okko (for weebs), pic related, and so on.

>cartoons
Avatar, Wakfu, I've head that Conan the Adventurer is pretty nice.

And since I'm a nice guy, have a storytime from /tg/

>Footballers
Oh yeah, as seen here And I think Valiant picks up after he gets to Camelot, but I've heard differing opinions saying that the journey there was more interesting, so it may depend on your tastes.

And as far as Visionaries goes, Merklin is best DM.

More of a re-use of a name; Red Star ('68 Teen Titans) was originally named Starfire, then this chick ('76), then Koriand'r (1980).

Swordfighter Starfire's book died (along with so many others) during the DC Implosion (this was not a scheduled cross-over event, rather, it was due in part to market forces and corporate decisions)

>implying you could handle a dragon

Damn, I always forget for some reason.

>implying I wouldn't die trying

thanks for all the info user, you're a cool guy

Siegfried

The DC AD&D comics were okay.

Advanced Dungeons&Dragons
Dragonlance
Spelljammer
Forgotten Realms

Source? I don't like elves though.

sorry user, don't know a source

Flight of Dragons
youtube.com/watch?v=PwuhdhYL8UY

>No dragon to ride

A nice DC mini series, Princess Amethyst
youtube.com/watch?v=fiWwF9JYSt0

>Science or dragons
>Not always going dragons

I will never forgive CN for not picking this up

This is elf propoganda. No self-respecting orc would defile himself by doing an elf.

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>implying he did her
How do you know they didn't just go on fun adventures together?

sum read hair and sum Gordanians and this could easily be the other Starfire...
drawfriends...?

Came her to post this.

Also Black Cauldron and motherfucking Wizards.

Strange Magic and Epic could also qualify.

Justin the knights of the Valour is terrible but whatchable.

And magic sword when you run out of ideas.

>Conan the Adventurer is fucking fantastic

I loved Conan and the heroes of whatever more. But for some reason around this lands only a few episodes were released.

Ah shit, Black Cauldron was the shit!

He-Man the Eternity War is spectacular Epic Fantasy! Highly recommended!!

Also the 2002 He-Man reboot cartoon, is one of the best Fantasy series ever!

And don't miss the upcoming crossover with the Tundercats, next month!

Apparently it's getting a live-action reboot based more around the books since Disney bought the rights.

Also the fairly high possibility of it finally getting a world in Kingdom Hearts 3.

Was it good? I actually heard a lot of bad stuff about it

Has it come to the point where there are more series dismantling the whole fantasy epic than actually showing it?

When I think of modern fantasy series/episodes I mostly remember things like Bender's Game, Gravity Falls, etc that just make fun of the fantasy thing.

>OP asks for suggestions
>user calls it bullying others into watching their favorite stuff

This is too stupid to be bait

Don't pay much attention to the nostalgia fags. It's a great cartoon. Much, much better story than the original, and with more attention to the other Masters as well, not just He-Man. Especially the 2nd season with the Snake Men, King Grayskull and Hordak are pure epic awesomeness!

Bender's game seems much more like a love letter to the whole thing

Vytor was pretty fun, as short as it was

It still has a "Elves and wizards are nerd shit" theme going on.

Was about to say that msm wasn't ready for fantasy to be cool yet but then I remembered the LOTR trilogy and The Hobbit are a thing.

I think the LotR movies were the first time since the early-mid 80's where a fantasy film was mainstream accepted as good.

Other than that it was just too synonymous with basement dwelling roleplayers tossing weird looking dice around or larpers with their lightning bolt beanbags.

>tfw been wanting to actually start playing DnD

Amethyst from DC is good (had a run in N52 that was short enough to fit entire run into an XL trade for $25 so real good price)
Saga is basically space fantasy
The 2000s run of Dungeons and Dragons was fantastic but short lived. There have been other D&D comic runs wince that are okay too.
Zodiac StarForce and Another Castle use the same artist. I can't remember if same writer too.
If you're fine with more kid friendly biz, there is a Munchkins comic. Also boom has plenty of CN show comics like Adventure Time and Steven Universe (if ya like those shows)
There was a 9 part WW comic that was real good, Legend of Wonder Woman. Plus Rebirth is rebooting a lot of stuff about WW so give that a look.

are pirates fantasy?

Pathfinder's a good solid fantasy series

there's 5 trades worth of stories now too

stupid question, I see dark water in the title. Is Pirates of The Dark Water related at all?

It is not.

a shame, but will check it out none the less

Lanfeust of Troy is mainstream fantasy with a handful of original plot elements and a good dose of low-brow humor. It's a neat entryway.

god that show right in the feels would have like to see it finished

With the amount of reboots and shit coming lately, never say never user.