Name: Anonymous 2006-03-30 1:22
He-Man/She-Ra: He-Man never kills Skeletor, but rather, ends up in the New Adventures of He-Man fighting mutants in space.
Dungeons and Dragons: Final episode written, never produced
Transformers: With no resolution, becomes mentioned in Beast Wars or endlessly spun off into alternate continuities.
TMNT: Episodes become increasingly stupid, no one dies.
Gargoyles: Cancelled, series would have continued in future timeline anyway
Batman animated series: Original conflicts are not resolved, but they either continue to exist behidn the scenes in spinoffs, or have faded away by the time of Batman Beyond
Really, any show with a central villain will never have that villain killed permanently due to marketing potential. The moral is that evil will always prevail, and that the heroes are only following hopeless idealism.
For example:
Ghostbusters (not the Real version)
Go-bots
Silverhawks
Thundercats
Dungeons and Dragons: Final episode written, never produced
Transformers: With no resolution, becomes mentioned in Beast Wars or endlessly spun off into alternate continuities.
TMNT: Episodes become increasingly stupid, no one dies.
Gargoyles: Cancelled, series would have continued in future timeline anyway
Batman animated series: Original conflicts are not resolved, but they either continue to exist behidn the scenes in spinoffs, or have faded away by the time of Batman Beyond
Really, any show with a central villain will never have that villain killed permanently due to marketing potential. The moral is that evil will always prevail, and that the heroes are only following hopeless idealism.
For example:
Ghostbusters (not the Real version)
Go-bots
Silverhawks
Thundercats