El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera

2007

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6.3| 0h30m| en| More Info
Released: 03 March 2007 Ended
Producted By: Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
Official Website: http://www.nick.com/shows/el_tigre/index.jhtml
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The daily adventures of a 12 year old Mexican superhero dealing with bizarre enemies, as well as his own superhero father and villain grandfather.

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BeSummers Funny, strange, confrontational and subversive, this is one of the most interesting experiences you'll have at the cinema this year.
Kamila Bell This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.
Gary The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.
Staci Frederick Blistering performances.
ceesolano I remember watching this cartoon back in the day, I clearly remember Loving it a lot, the Animation is truly something to admire, I'm pretty sure it was also in Book of life, just in Computer Generated, out of all the Great shows Nick Needs to bring back, El Tigre is my number one choice, next to Teenage robot & Danny Phantom. I'm Mexican myself so of course I would find El Tigre Awesome
Rectangular_businessman Oh dear.This was such a terrible cartoon, and it was one of the first instances of Nickelodeon's Network Decay. At first, I thought that "El Tigre" was going to be a bland rip-off of "Mucha Lucha" (Another bad and poorly made animated series) Unfortunately, it turned out to be much worse than that, because while "Mucha Lucha" was incredibly boring and unfunny, at least, it wasn't so irritating as this awful cartoon."El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera" not only had a terrible animation (With hideous, incredibly unappealing character designs and a eye-searingly ugly use of colors) but also had some of the most characters that I've ever seen in any other cartoon before.I guess that the writers were trying to make to protagonist a "complex" character making him unable to chose between being a hero or a villain...Sadly, instead of that, he just appear to be an amoral jerk who is not even funny and in Manny ways wasn't much better than his enemies. I also disliked a lot Manny's Best Friend, Frida, who was also another amoral, unlikeable character.The only good thing about this awful series was Carlos Alazraqui voice acting in the role of Grandpapi Rivera (Who was also another annoying and unfunny character, but the voice acting was good) "El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera" was an awful series which is best forgotten. It was so bad that it almost made "Mucha Lucha" look good in comparison, being dumber and having much more idiotic stripes. I think that is shame that even today, Nickelodeon keeps producing terrible animations like this.
Mikeltje . El Tigre must have been pulled because it would have overtaken spongebob in popularity as it is witty and has a lot of funny (well timed) jokes and fun stuff going on.I found myself having the same feelings about stuff they creators of the show have (yes i do have a fetish to pop every bubble in bubblewrapping).This is one of those shows that got pulled because it was way to good and modern, American's do not like funny humor.. come to think of it... same with Germans.Short: Watch it, i'm 23 i enjoy the shows a lot way more than my younger brother (8 years) because i've got more life experience which you need to understand most of the jokes.
ultramatt2000-1 Yelling, crashing, exploding, mischief, face and body alterations, and expressing emotions in an exaggerated manner. The stuff that cartoons these days are carrying since the late- eighties. Created by Jorege Gutierez, inspired by the Mexican masked-wrestling craze from his home country, this cartoon tells the tale of a boy named Manny Rivera, who becomes a El Tigre. He lives with his father, White Pantera, a super-hero and Puma Loco a retired super- villain. He must choose between being a hero or a villain. Going back, he has a wacky best friend, Frida who is the singer of the band, The Atomic Sombrero. The villains are wacky and hilarious. I discovered it has a shade of STAR WARS because he has a choice between being a hero or a villain, which is why I am glad Jorge Gutierez made that idea, because if he was going to be a villain, then we would end up what would look like, a Latino DENNIS THE MENACE running around (or amok). After watching eight episodes, I noticed that this show is great. It is like the new MY LIFE AS A TEENAGE ROBOT. I found some similarities between this show and THE HI HI PUFFY AMI YUMI SHOW. They are both Flash-animated, but PUFFY has Japanese references and TIGRE has Spanish references. The best part is you can learn some Spanish. I find nothing wrong with this show what so ever. There is a lot of good moral for the kids to learn. It teaches kids that the world is not coated with sugar, and it teaches them to play with the cards they've got and play them right. Unlike SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS. He is nothing but a pest. He drives Squidward and other characters up the wall. Then kids copy and drive other people, no matter the age and gender, completely bananas, and when they get bullied they are screwed. Worst part is about SPONGEBOB, is that apart from a predictable plot, he is taking too much air-time and franchising!!! I am angry at the Sponge! Thank goodness there is shows like EL TIGRE and TEENAGE ROBOT. Besides the character designs in the show are good, not to mention the classic Hanna Barbera stretching noise as heard in such cartoons as THE FLINTSTONES, THE JESTSONS and SCOOBY-DOO. The best part is, that it ranked number 15 on the list of America's top- rated shows. Perhaps the viewers are Latinos apart from kids. I give this a four out of five stars. Really fun entertainment for the entire family, but it is rated TV-Y7 for comic and fantasy violence, mischief, crude humor, and all manner of wacky going-ons.

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