*Dances on a sewer lid*

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for the win. I was madly obsessed with them as a kid. I have hundreds of TMNT action figures and playsets in my basement somewhere, as well as VHS tapes, weapons, costumes, etc. TMNT remains one of my all-time favorite cartoons. Even the new one is alright. Michaelangelo remains a favorite character.

Ghostbusters is pretty up there too. I have so many GB toys as well, as well as the equipment to pretend to shoot and capture ghosts.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. I was obsessed with them for 3-4 years when it premiered in America. I was in the third or fourth grade. Again, many, many action figures and zords, costumes, weapons, and more.

The Lion King. Best. Movie. Ever. This is one of the first movies I've watched over and over again, and still do. I can't get enough of it.

Aladdin. Up there with The Lion King. Periodically, I may be caught singing some of the tunes. You'd have to be really lucky (or ninja) to see this.

Finally:

MORTALLLLLLLLLLLL KOOMMMMMMMMMBAAAAAAAAAATTTT

There was a video game, another one, another one, ..., and movies. TOTAL AWESOME. The movie came out on my birthday in 1995, and it was one of the best. dates. ever. Anyway, the video games, many toys, and many choreographed (and unchoregraphed) battles.. Mortal Kombat was an obsession. While I don't follow the video games or the story anymore (since the second movie), "MORTAL KOMBAT" is still a very effective battle cry, especially when going in for the attack on people's birthdays.

Jam it back in, in the dark.