Reboot Characters
Reboot was a Saturday morning cartoon in the mid-nineties, when the internet was still very new. It was based on internet features and was drawn in futuristic block-style 3D. The series used loads of words from computing to name the characters. The humanoid characters were “sprites” living in “Mainframe”. They faced a threat from the Web which sent monsters into their world. Hexadecimal, Megabyte, Matrix, Dot and Glitch were just some of the characters.
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Hey Linda Haywood! Thanks so much for posting the ‘Reboot’ cartoon! I have been thinking about that for years and couldn’t remember the name of it for the life of me! I am 24yrs old now, and my brother is 26, but we both used to watch that together when we were kids. Brings back a lot of memories. I like the whole concept of the cartoon and how it was based on computers and the internet before it became really popular. I am going to share this with my brother and see if he remembers! Thanks again!