I can't remember watching this one, but I probably would've if I had cable at the time it aired. I always liked action heavy cartoonish stuff that had badass cyborg chics or fae or foxy ladies or whatever the hell a Zafara (a cutesy cross between a chinchilla and a kangaroo, I guess?) was supposed to be in Neopets. Not just because of some weird waifu quality that some of them had for me before waifus even became a thing in the west, but because it was more unique and cool to play Claire, Jill, Ada and Alyssa in Resident Evil, Krystal in Star Fox or Maj. Kusanagi in GiTS on the PSOne.
Especially in the sea of macho dudes like Serious Sam and Duke Nukem (which admittedly are the best examples of the Macho Badass Action Hero archetype that was common in games at the time) or generic military or exmilitary spec ops space marine dudes, of which only John Mullins, Solid Snake, Naked Snake/Big Boss and of course the Master Chief that broke the mold and really stuck with me. Also, in MCs case Cortana did all the talking. Even when it came to physical toys like dolls and "action figures" I would routinely mix in Barbies, Neopet plushies, Hot Wheels and GI Joe's in with each other, while also using ones that had been zombified and given the "Maximum Overdrive Automation Transfusion" came up with that name for the back into service after dying heroically for the EDF, MegaKorp or Neopia or whatever kiddie shared universe faction I thought up to fight the still living heroes.
[1]yes, I came up with that name after drinking way too much Mountain Dew X and binge watching Maximum Overdrive, Mad Max, Doomsday, 28 Weeks Later, The Terminator 1-3 and a number of other more obscure films like a French zombie one I can't even remember the name of, and then going in my room and playing Xbox, N64 and PS2 until I crashed at 6AM. Also, Mountain Dew X is like the most Aughties name for an energy drink ever.
