the90sruled
266 Posts
17 years, 6 months ago
I keep on hearing that new cartoons suck.:(
why is this?
why is this?
They replaced the cartoons that we saw as kids and they're not the same.
first of all, cartoons these days are to kiddie. almost all violence has been eliminated. thats why kids are such pussies these days. the toons are too busy playing cards and giving long speaches about what the card can do (example: this card sucks balls so i will place it face down) the only fighting or battling that you see is between some stupid ass monsters that just happen to be smiling all the time. also, animators are trying too hard to mimic anime. not everybody likes japanese animation.. give it up!!
its not just the lack of badguys though thats a huge part* the other half to sucking so bad is how many filler episodes there makeing most of all in anime. theres more fillers in anime like bleach then there was in the whole series of sonic tiny toons and batman all put together!
There is also this whole bringing back past cartoons and doing something different with them.
gustogummi
2602 Posts
17 years, 6 months ago
Why has this topic has been beaten to the ground?
When I was a teenager I thought the "new" cartoons sucked. That was the 1990s.
When I was a teenager I thought the "new" cartoons sucked. That was the 1990s.
Dave_Lino
584 Posts
17 years, 6 months ago
gustogummi
Why has this topic has been beaten to the ground?
When I was a teenager I thought the "new" cartoons sucked. That was the 1990s.
out of curiosity gusto, what did you like about the cartoons in the 80s that you didnt't like in the 90s?
They're only awful because you think they are. Cartoons aren't designed for us anymore...
To paraphrase "The Breakfast Club": The cartoons haven't changed...We have.
To paraphrase "The Breakfast Club": The cartoons haven't changed...We have.
Caps_20
They're only awful because you think they are. Cartoons aren't designed for us anymore...
To paraphrase "The Breakfast Club": The cartoons haven't changed...We have.
NO thats not true! *sob Its not true!!!!! *cry's loudly
Caps_20
They're only awful because you think they are. Cartoons aren't designed for us anymore...
To paraphrase "The Breakfast Club": The cartoons haven't changed...We have.
that is true but once upon a time some cartoons were aimed at more then one age group and now there not
gustogummi
2602 Posts
17 years, 6 months ago
Dave_Lino
out of curiosity gusto, what did you like about the cartoons in the 80s that you didnt't like in the 90s?
Different humor, if I compare the two it's very different. I think today's cartoons aren't really different from the 1990s stuff.
I just couldn't get into many of the 90s cartoons. My brother made me watch them and I wanted to watch other things.
But I still loved cartoons at the ages of 13-22 (my ages between 1990-1999) just not most of the newer stuff. I like cartoons from the 1930s-1980s. Now there isn't a cartoon I really care about.
Dave_Lino
584 Posts
17 years, 6 months ago
Honestly i have to agree with that. i have seen cartoons from the 80s and they definitley have better humor than ones in the 90s.
Now i could be way off here, but, Road Runner and Coyote, was that 80s or much earlier than that? either way those you could easily laugh at because of all the things that go wrong with coyote and how the characters almost never said a word! that kind of humor is easy to laugh at!
Now i could be way off here, but, Road Runner and Coyote, was that 80s or much earlier than that? either way those you could easily laugh at because of all the things that go wrong with coyote and how the characters almost never said a word! that kind of humor is easy to laugh at!
Dave_Lino
Honestly i have to agree with that. i have seen cartoons from the 80s and they definitley have better humor than ones in the 90s.
Now i could be way off here, but, Road Runner and Coyote, was that 80s or much earlier than that? either way those you could easily laugh at because of all the things that go wrong with coyote and how the characters almost never said a word! that kind of humor is easy to laugh at!
MUCH earlier than the 80s. They were created in the 40s.
Dave_Lino
584 Posts
17 years, 6 months ago
40s? wow. i need cartoon history books! ;)
System
79987 Posts
17 years, 6 months ago
i just barely watch any other channels except for boomerang and nicktoons since they have shows from the past. i must say, some of the new cartoons remind me of earlier cartoons, like stormhawks reminds me of reboot, wayside reminds me of the animation done by genndy tartakovsky's and paul rudish's cartoons. just look at the animation in that show. it's all over the place
Several reasons, really (in order they came into place);
1. FCC and the onslaught of sickeningly P.C. culture (Mid '90s)
2. When the FCC decided that all children's programs must be educational (Mid-late '90s)
2. Replacing of realistic-looking characters with stylized ones (Late '90s)
3. When traditional animation was no longer the norm (Late '90s-Early 00's)
4. War on Terror; many would-be creative geniuses were probably drafted (Early 00's)
5. When everyone started to try to copy anime styles and failed at it (Early '00s)
1. FCC and the onslaught of sickeningly P.C. culture (Mid '90s)
2. When the FCC decided that all children's programs must be educational (Mid-late '90s)
2. Replacing of realistic-looking characters with stylized ones (Late '90s)
3. When traditional animation was no longer the norm (Late '90s-Early 00's)
4. War on Terror; many would-be creative geniuses were probably drafted (Early 00's)
5. When everyone started to try to copy anime styles and failed at it (Early '00s)
the-micro-man262923
Several reasons, really (in order they came into place);
1. FCC and the onslaught of sickeningly P.C. culture (Mid '90s)
2. When the FCC decided that all children's programs must be educational (Mid-late '90s)
2. Replacing of realistic-looking characters with stylized ones (Late '90s)
3. When traditional animation was no longer the norm (Late '90s-Early 00's)
4. War on Terror; many would-be creative geniuses were probably drafted (Early 00's)
5. When everyone started to try to copy anime styles and failed at it (Early '00s)
GIVE THIS MAN A METAL. i think he just explaned everying in as few words as possable
the-micro-man262923
Several reasons, really (in order they came into place);
1. FCC and the onslaught of sickeningly P.C. culture (Mid '90s)
2. When the FCC decided that all children's programs must be educational (Mid-late '90s)
2. Replacing of realistic-looking characters with stylized ones (Late '90s)
3. When traditional animation was no longer the norm (Late '90s-Early 00's)
4. War on Terror; many would-be creative geniuses were probably drafted (Early 00's)
5. When everyone started to try to copy anime styles and failed at it (Early '00s)
thanks micro, you explained everything. A++++++:D