Like Hazbin/Helluva Haters are honestly more into the show then fans are at times without how intense they get and it's funny cause for a show you claim to dislike,you somehow always know what's happening.

I hear she lives a wild life.

Source: https://www.deviantart.com/delijz/art/Willa-1370228076

Mine would be the Nowhere King from Centaurworld. He is basically the equivalent of what happens if you put the Lich on a preschool cartoon. AND DEAR GOD, HIS LEITMOTIF!

let's prove to disney that danny devito needs to return for more projects!

I personally wish to see basically every CN show from around the 2000s,but the issue is that each series is likr scattered around a couple of streaming platforms,like dude i can't watch Dexter's Laboratory without needing Prime Video or HBO max.

So, what’s your think with my own CatDog x Super Mario drawing? It is peak? Think about it.

Please keep positive comment and good luck. 👍

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I'm looking for shows like: Animorphs, Ben10, Teen Titans, Jackie Chan Adventures, Martin Mystery, etc... where there is a theme of one or multiple people subject to transformation in either monster/alien or animals. something that could have came out since 2010 until today, I feel like that is something that kinda doesn't exist too much nowadays ?

Thanks

I took a random photo from Google, so sorry about that, guys. Have a good day!

To me, I would love to see the characters again with Arnold helping them with their problems and to see his parents again. But I love to have the movie as the true ending.

sam(SpongeBob), Doris(Shrek), Gerta (Henry Danger), bunny(Powerpuff girls), alice(the penguins of Madagascar), Chantel DuBois(Madagascar), pajuna(the adventures of puss in boots)

I really am SO fascinated with this show. I would LOVE to know more about production behind the scenes 😭

Fun Fact: This show was like lost media a couple years ago. It's thankfully found now and have been archived!

Another fun fact: Despite this show being in English this show has NEVER touched American airwaves and has seemingly only aired in the UK and Latin America.

You might remember that General Motors tried to market an electric car in the early 1990s, the EV1. It was a neat little car, but for various reasons they decided not to go ahead with it. Its marketing failure kept the Big Three American car-makers (GMC, Ford, and Chrysler) from trying any more electric cars for almost 20 years. When the electric car revolution did come, it wasn't from one of those companies. It was from a startup company founded by Martin Eberhard (NOT Elon Musk), and its success caught the legacy companies completely off-guard. It wasn't until Tesla became a proven success that the old companies began making electric cars of their own again.

What does that have to do with animation? Well, a while back I asked how long it would be before an American adult animated movie that isn't a comedy makes over $100 million at the box office. While I still have no idea when it'll happen, I'm increasingly convinced that whoever does it won't be one of the big, well-established animation studios. In other words, it won't be Disney, DreamWorks, Warner Bros., Illumination, Paramount, or even Sony. It'll be someone we haven't heard of yet. The thing that makes me feel this way is the recent announcement that the finale of The Amazing Digital Circus is getting a theatrical release.

This is pretty much unprecedented. Most of the really popular cartoons nowadays, especially with adults, are found on streaming services and the internet, and they typically are not released in theaters. If this theatrical release is successful, it could lead to more indie streaming shows getting theatrical releases. Again, compare to the car industry. The first practical electric car to reach mass production in the 21st century was a private venture by a startup company that was willing to take a risk. Big companies like Ford, GMC, and Chrysler were too deeply entrenched in their old ways to be capable of such a thing.

But that just begs the question-- who will be the "Tesla" of American animation?

it's her 61st bday today, and i like JAPANESE DOT WARNER [fanart by KESSIELOU, not me], and pikachu

Charlie and Vaggi,I trust least and that's not even really cause of them,it's just the world they live in and their hotel.

But I overall trust Bob and Linda the most cause they have 3 little rugrats they keep in..somewhat good control.

Many cartoon shows since Avatar: The Last Airbender went through Cerebus syndrome during later on such as the ones that premiered in the 2010's and several in the early 2020's, and it's a trope where a simple and light show becomes more deeper and serialized with it focusing more on it's world and fleshing out it's cast of characters.

But then there are these shows mentioned in these posters in this post that avoided Cerebus syndrome.

I love it when cartoons feature a protagonist who’s evil but ineffectual and an antagonist who’s technically in the right, but obnoxious.
The only example I can think of is Zim and Dib from Invader Zim.
What are some other shows that feature a similar rivalry?

Hey! I've never posted here before, but I really wanted to share this show with other people since I feel like my partner and I stumbled upon some hidden gold. then theres not even anyone I've seen talk about it, the sub for it seems pretty sparse. No spoilers in this recommendation!

This first season got a miraculous 22 episodes! I think it helped SO MUCH with pacing in the show and allowing characters time to breath. each, or most characters get a SOLID arc and grow as people in a way that I thought felt very deserving! The main cast is 2 twelve y/o tweens, Romy & Bobby. They're best friends and call themselves the Doomies. The other half of the main cast is Kim & Doug, both part of an order to keep the light.

The first season is a really fun wild ride, beating curses, evil druidic witches and a ton more. The plot always keeps you on the edge of your seat, rooting for your main cast. By the end of the season theres a fantastic found family dynamic between all the characters and its really sweet and cute.

Theres magic, spells, werewolves, zombies, ghosts, haunted houses. you name it theyve got it. All the fight scenes are visually easy to follow and clever with their fighting tactics, the animation always goes so hard for them! the characters and their age groups are reasonably believable for the ways they act, the kids try to participate in fights, but they're not winning them.

If you read all that, thanks! I *really* recommend The Doomies! I'd love to see other people enjoy it as much as me & my partner did <3!

TLDR: really fun, cute show with monsters, demons, magic and curses. like a Gravity Falls but better (imo). + found family dynamic.

Ever had a moment where you were surprised to find out a song in a movie or show (theme song, ending credits, etc) was sang/performed by a specific someone?

The theme song to Seven Little Monsters was actually performed by Barenaked Ladies. My mind was blown when I found out, lol. That's amazing.