Atomic Betty

Atomic Betty was produced by an awesome crew that I had the pleasure of joining at Atomic Cartoons. I worked as IT manager and Final Cut Pro editor for the first season and I had a blast. It was a roller coaster to keep pace with the raw creativity that poured out of the artists. One minute the hard drives would fill up with another hundred gigs and I'd have to shovel some more space into the artistic boiler. Next minute I'd realize there was another hundred gigs of art to edit. The finished product is something we were all very proud of.

Atomic Betty is a show I wish I could watch as a child again, but even as an adult working on it, sometimes editing the same scenes over and over again, I never got tired of it. I watched the tapes as they were laid not only to ensure there were no errors but also because the action and laughs kept me hooked all the way through.

Thanks to everyone who I worked with on Atomic Betty, and thanks to everyone who watches it today.

You know, I was shocked, surprised, and flabbergasted by the negativity I had heard on the Internet. I have watched (and taped) this show, and frankly, I find this series awesome! Also, this show is on my "favorite TV series" list. This series is an awesome space adventure for girls, young and old.

I found each episode to be top-notch, full of action, adventure, and humor too. I have a few favorites, even though it will be hard to remember which episodes I like. I really love Betty. She is totally cool, yet very sweet. You know something? There are now three Bettys in my favorite TV shows or cartoons: Betty Boop, Betty Rubble from The Flintstones, and now Atomic Betty, Galactic Guardian, and Defender of the Cosmos!

So overall, I love this series despite the negativity.

I grew up watching this as a kid and I have to say it was a fun show. The characters were fun to watch, the stories were interesting and the action was cool. If you can find it, check it out.

It may not be the best cartoon out there, but Atomic Betty isn't bad.

Betty is an average fourth grader who doubles as a Galactic Guardian (that is, she defends the universe). Her crew consists of herself, the alien Sparky, and the robot X-5. Most of the humor in the show comes from the clash of personalities of the sloppy Sparky and the meticulous X-5, although the villains provide some good laughs as well.

Speaking of villains, the main villain in this show is Maximus IQ, a sinister cat who desires to destroy the universe. He is "aided" by his bumbling sidekick Minimus (who is a sort of Jekyll-and-Hyde personality). Other villains include the Chameleon (a shape-shifter) and Iciclia, queen of an ice world.

Though it may not be Kim Possible or Phineas and Ferb, Atomic Betty still provides some solid entertainment. The animation is solid and the characters are interesting enough to give it a chance.

Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy, Total Drama, 6teen, Atomic Puppet, etc. And now this, Atomic Betty! I remembered this show and I certainly remembered watching it back in 2004 on Cartoon Network! I really love the characters, the stories, everything! Especially the songs, they are just gorgeous! In the latest of 2010, the show got reruns on The Hub (a.k.a Discovery Family) and around 2012 or 2013, it's no longer on TV., still a pretty amazing show. I give Atomic Betty a 9.5/10