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Wishlist: Bringing Biker Mice from Mars (1993 & 2006) on Tubi!

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Hey everyone from ComicBook.com community,

With Tubi absolutely killing it lately as the ultimate hub for classic, nostalgic animation, there is one major franchise that desperately needs to ride onto the platform: Biker Mice from Mars!

While we're all hoping for physical media updates down the line, getting both the classic 1993 original series and the sequel 2006 revival series onto a free, accessible streaming service like Tubi would be huge for the fandom.

Here is my ultimate streaming wishlist for Throttle, Modo, and Vinnie on Tubi:

1. Both Complete Series Under One Roof

Right now, tracking down these shows legally in high quality is a massive headache. Tubi is the perfect home to host:

  • The 1993 Classic: All 3 seasons (65 episodes) of absolute peak 90s action, heavy metal riffs, and freedom-fighting Martians defending Chicago from Limburger.

  • The 2006 Sequel: All 28 episodes. This series rarely gets the streaming love it deserves, continuing the story with the classic cast while introducing new threats like the Catatonians.

2. High-Quality Master & Correct Aspect Ratios

A lot of older cartoon uploads on free streaming apps suffer from terrible compression or forced 16:9 stretching that ruins the original framing.

  • The 1993 series needs to be preserved in its original, glorious 4:3 aspect ratio with crisp audio so that classic hair-metal soundtrack punches through perfectly.

3. Dedicated "Retro Action" Feature Banner

Tubi's algorithm is great, but a dedicated spotlight banner on the home page for classic 90s anthropomorphic action shows would bring in a ton of casual fans who grew up on the original run.

Getting the franchise on a massive free platform like Tubi would be the perfect way to revitalize the fanbase, introduce a new generation to the bros from Mars, and show studios just how much love there still is for this universe.

What do you guys think? Would you binge a full rewatch if Tubi picked it up?

This is to honor the new Ryan Reynolds-led new series.

I’m respectful, minded, concise and polite about this.

Let me know!

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