If there's one thing that I think all of us can agree on, it's that today's cartoons cannot be compared to the 90s and the early 2000s. 

We had The Flintstones, Scooby-Doo, The Powerpuff Girls, and so many other awesome shows to watch on the Cartoon Network, and Nickelodeon.

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Well, there was another show unlike any other which almost everyone religiously followed in the day. 

It was the SWAT Kats, popularly known as Bahadur Bille in the Hindi-dubbed version of the show. 

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The show followed the story of Chance "T-Bone" Furlong and Jake "Razor" Clawson, who pilots who fight crime in Megakat city with the help of their super-powered modern fighter jet Turbokat. 

Well, while the show aired for two seasons from 1993 to 1994, it will now get a reboot.

The new show, called SWAT Kats Revolution, will be kickstarted by the show's creators, Christian and Yvon Tremblay, who will collaborate with India's Toonz Media Group, which is being led by its president Mukund Cairae.

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"We're bringing our shows wherever there's a content gulf, and with animation, which travels easily internationally and crosses cultural barriers, there's a lot of potential for us to grow," Cairae said.

SWAT Kats was known to be one of the most popular shows on Cartoon Network and its cancelation was met with a lot of displeasure from fans. 

In 2015, a revival of the show was in the works through a Kickstarter campaign, with  Christian Tremblay stating that Warner Bros. had an interest in seeing SWAT Kats return on the Boomerang network.

However, that did not go ahead and Tremblay provided an update on the reboot later. 

"It has been a long time coming to provide an update on Swat-Kats Revolution, we sincerely apologize. I hope this update will bring you comfort that the efforts to bring back SK is very much alive and we are actively pushing to make it happen...For us the challenge is not IF a new series will be produced, but WHEN will it be done...," said Tremblay back in 2020. 

However, now that the show is finally coming back, fans can start getting really excited about it. 

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Let's hope we get to see it soon on Cartoon Network or other platforms.  

Source: ComicBook.Com

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