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Also called ''The New Fantastic Four'', this is a 1978 AnimatedAdaptation of Franchise/MarvelUniverse SuperHero team ''The ComicBook/FantasticFour''. The one with the [[RobotBuddy cute robot]] taking the place of the ComicBook/HumanTorch, [[ExiledFromContinuity who was tied up in a separate film deal at the time]].
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Also called ''The New Fantastic Four'', this is a 1978 AnimatedAdaptation of Franchise/MarvelUniverse SuperHero team ''The ComicBook/FantasticFour''. The one with the [[RobotBuddy cute robot]] taking the place of the ComicBook/HumanTorch, Human Torch, [[ExiledFromContinuity who was tied up in a separate film deal at the time]].
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* AdaptationalVillainy: ComicBook/TheInhumans are flat out villainous in this version, and want to conquer the planet, though ComicBook/MisterFantastic eventually talks all of them except Medusa out of it.
* AdaptationalWimp: Nobody in this series comes out looking too good, due to them generally acting like idiots, but even then, the show's version of ComicBook/{{Magneto}} is justly memetic for the colossal ForgotAboutHisPowers moment in his main appearance.
* AdaptationalWimp: Nobody in this series comes out looking too good, due to them generally acting like idiots, but even then, the show's version of ComicBook/{{Magneto}} is justly memetic for the colossal ForgotAboutHisPowers moment in his main appearance.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: ComicBook/TheInhumans are flat out villainous in this version, and want to conquer the planet, though ComicBook/MisterFantastic Mister Fantastic eventually talks all of them except Medusa out of it.
* AdaptationalWimp: Nobody in this series comes out looking too good, due to them generally acting like idiots, but even then, the show's version ofComicBook/{{Magneto}} Magneto is justly memetic for the colossal ForgotAboutHisPowers moment in his main appearance.
* AdaptationalWimp: Nobody in this series comes out looking too good, due to them generally acting like idiots, but even then, the show's version of
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* SeriesContinuityError: When Lockjaw first appears, the ComicBook/InvisibleWoman mentions that he was loaned to the team by Medusa. This implies the FF and Inhumans are on friendly terms, when in actuality (as mentioned in the AdaptationalVillainy section), Medusa is a villain in this continuity and ''hates'' the Fantastic Four.
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* SeriesContinuityError: When Lockjaw first appears, the ComicBook/InvisibleWoman Invisible Woman mentions that he was loaned to the team by Medusa. This implies the FF and Inhumans are on friendly terms, when in actuality (as mentioned in the AdaptationalVillainy section), Medusa is a villain in this continuity and ''hates'' the Fantastic Four.
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Also called ''The New Fantastic Four'', this is a 1978 AnimatedAdaptation of MarvelUniverse SuperHero team ''The ComicBook/FantasticFour''. The one with the [[RobotBuddy cute robot]] taking the place of the ComicBook/HumanTorch, [[ExiledFromContinuity who was tied up in a separate film deal at the time]].
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Also called ''The New Fantastic Four'', this is a 1978 AnimatedAdaptation of MarvelUniverse Franchise/MarvelUniverse SuperHero team ''The ComicBook/FantasticFour''. The one with the [[RobotBuddy cute robot]] taking the place of the ComicBook/HumanTorch, [[ExiledFromContinuity who was tied up in a separate film deal at the time]].
