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Artemis Panthar Avatar SLASHERTONS! Joined: July 9, 2003 Status: Offline Posts: 3885 Rep: PIP Level 2 (23119)PIP Level 2 (23119)PIP Level 2 (23119)PIP Level 2 (23119)PIP Level 2 (23119)
Cartoons Old Sat Mar 24, 2007 8:03:14 AM #35930 Perm Link
I'm running a survey in several communities I participate in looking for opinions. I don't know how many of you watch cartoons (as in Western-style, not anime), but as an aspiring animator/cartoonist, I watch them quite frequently. I had an idea for a cartoon when I was younger and every few years I get the urge to develop it. Needless to say, this is one of those years :3

Anyway, I was looking for some feedback into what people look for in cartoons. Characters, setting, subject matter? You folks could really help me out in letting me know what cartoons you find entertaining. Keep in mind, although anime is a fine art in it's own right, I'm not an anime artist. My cartoons are very western in style and thus anime-specific elements aren't really what I'm looking for. But you're welcome to give me any thoughts you like.

Anywho, a few questions that'd help, even if you can't think of independent advice:
What's your favorite cartoon, past or present (or both)? Why would you say you like that cartoon?
Who's your favorite cartoon character, past or present (or both)? Why does this character appeal to you?
What type of cartoons to you look for? What type do you avoid?
If you had a child at some point, what type of cartoons would you allow them to watch? Which ones would you block?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

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Aron Schatz Avatar 2014: Year of change. Joined: August 3, 2001 Status: Offline Posts: 10753 Rep: PIP Level 3 (332767)PIP Level 3 (332767)PIP Level 3 (332767)PIP Level 3 (332767)PIP Level 1 (332767)
Re: Cartoons Old Sat Mar 24, 2007 11:07:57 AM #35940 Perm Link
In response to Artemis Panthar #35930
I'm very partial to Venture Bros because it is adult themed humor. I also like Family Guy and Futurama...

I do like Ed, Edd, and Eddy. Many of the themes in that show are clearly adult wrapped in a child exterior... though, I don't like where the show is going with the school episodes.

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Tetrodotoxin Avatar The Aliens aren't Verbs, They're Nouns! Joined: March 13, 2007 Status: Offline Posts: 2853 Rep: PIP Level 2 (17234)PIP Level 2 (17234)PIP Level 2 (17234)PIP Level 2 (17234)PIP Level 2 (17234)
(No Title) Old Sat Mar 24, 2007 1:23:33 PM #35947 Perm Link
i personally love fosters home, and all those other cartoons on cartoonnetwork specially ed ed and eddy (still a kid at heart here even though i still am one =p) i watch them mostly because they are funny. although i do watch action cartoons.i dont particularly avoid any cartoons though except for sports type ones.
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EviesEarth Joined: March 29, 2007 Status: Offline Posts: 17 Rep: PIP Level 1 (115)PIP Level 1 (115)PIP Level 1 (115)
(No Title) Old Fri Mar 30, 2007 7:27:26 PM #36164 Perm Link
Fosters Home is great. I really like The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy.
I still do like the old bugs bunny cartoons too!
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Tornado Avatar Retro Grade Joined: August 16, 2003 Status: Offline Posts: 2958 Rep: PIP Level 3 (74215)PIP Level 2 (74215)PIP Level 2 (74215)PIP Level 2 (74215)PIP Level 2 (74215)
(No Title) Old Fri Mar 30, 2007 7:43:12 PM #36165 Perm Link
Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy is the best show on TV since Johnny Bravo went off the air. Period.

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(No Title) Old Fri Mar 30, 2007 10:48:33 PM #36167 Perm Link
I really like Futurama and old family guy and old simpsons. I really like 'intellectual' humor. Jokes that aren't just slapstick or what not. Simpsons actually has a lot of references to literature and some pretty clever jokes that slip by a lot of people. I also like storylines in my comedy which is why I don't like new simpsons too much because it tried to copy family guy to regain viewers by just pulling random irrelevant stuff out of the air. No good.
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(No Title) Old Sat Mar 31, 2007 12:46:30 AM #36179 Perm Link
I enjoy the Simpsons. I like their humor. Futurama is not actually one of my faves , but for some weird reason, when I flip channels if they are showing it, I'll watch a bit. My favorite is the Pink Panther. Maybe is the lack of dialog, the music, the absurdity of it all.
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(No Title) Old Sun Apr 1, 2007 6:12:07 AM #36203 Perm Link
In response to berlinlife06 #36179
I'll answer the questions like this:
What's your favorite cartoon, past or present (or both)? Why would you say you like that cartoon? Favorite cartoon in the past is probably Tom and Jerry. They STILL crack me up. Also some weird rare stuff like Brothers Grunt (only had 5 episodes on MTV in the mid-90s, made by the same guys who made Ed Edd and Eddy) and Liquid Television. Present...METALOCALYPSE! Although I'm partial to ATHF and Squidbillies because I know/seen some of the people in real life and I like absurd humor like that.
Who's your favorite cartoon character, past or present (or both)? Why does this character appeal to you? Past: Don't think I've ever had a favorite...
What type of cartoons to you look for? What type do you avoid? I tend to lean towards lowbrow, stupid humor, but I can enjoy the educational stuff from time to time.
If you had a child at some point, what type of cartoons would you allow them to watch? Which ones would you block? You'd probably think I shouldn't have kids...but I wouldn't restrict them, well, as babies I'm sure they could care less but I suppose I'd let them watch kiddie stuff because it's at their level.
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(No Title) Old Tue Apr 3, 2007 12:21:47 PM #36295 Perm Link
I really enjoyed cartoons of the 80's - in particular Thundercats, Visionaries, Transformers, MASK, Jason And The Wheeled Warriors, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Bucky 'O Hare... and... yes... Ulysess!!!! The most messed up one of the lot! I'm sure censorship was trial-run on my generation... I mean... your family floating in air... in this empty space-mausoleum... I'm sure it had a permanent effect on me.

Bucky 'O Hare had one hell of a theme tune, if you can remember it... and man, he always had that scowl, like he was pissed off all the time... he was a rabbit that flew a space ship and commanded a four armed duck... he should have felt priviledged!!! Killer show.

I miss Thundercats, though, and the same with Visionaries.

It's a shame a lot of these cartoons were just made to promote the toys, because they were classic. If you can, download the Thundercat voice out-takes, they're hilarious.

My favourite all-time cartoon hero is Optimus Prime, as his role was more a father than a general. You don't get that these days in the age of flash heroes.
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(No Title) Old Sat Apr 7, 2007 3:42:59 PM #36410 Perm Link
Hmmmm. I love King of the Hill. I am also a big time classic cartoon person. I love the old SuperFriends cartoons and Justice League of America. And yes, I admit it, I love OLD Scooby-Doo! Not new Scooby-Doo.
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Cartoons Old Sun Apr 8, 2007 7:15:32 AM #36426 Perm Link
Hmmm... as some into cartoons and lover of animation myself. I watch alot of toons. Some of the cartoons that I like are like Fosters Home For Imaginary Friends... I thought that was genius.... the concept the freedom to create as many characters they want as the show progresses.... the jokes just adorable. I think some of the animations like Brats and Baby Brats.... where they're babies with makeup on and stuff. If I had kids I wouldn't let them watch that so much. I think a good cartoon should be family friendly no subjects that are really teen geared you know. Dating, Sex, Race Issues, Politics, Current Events really shouldn't be pushed to kids as a cartoon. I think it should be make you smile laugh... be entertaining. Not have a hidden agenda. I love all the cartoons that are silly... and youthful.
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(No Title) Old Sun Apr 29, 2007 4:03:36 PM #37682 Perm Link
I really like Anime cartoons.......that's as far as I can go because there are so many anime cartoons that I've seen and most of them are my favorites though..........I try to avoid watching cartoons that aren't drawn with detail.....hope that sort of helps! Razz
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