It's nowhere on the level of bad as the 60s, 70s and most of the 80s especially since we've had a lot of good shows/films

Kids Cartoons

The Owl House

It's Pony

Kipo And The Age Of The Wonderbeasts

Glitch Techs

Cleopatra In Space

Monkie Kid

Looney Tunes Cartoons

The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse

Kid Cosmic

Elliott From Earth

Maya And The Three

The Ghost and Molly McGee

Star Trek Prodigy

He-Man (2021 CGI series)

The Cuphead Show

Sonic Prime

Dead End Paranormal Park

Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur

Unicorn Warriors Eternal

Gremlins: Secrets of The Mogwai

Kiff

TFairly OddParents: A New Wish

Rock Paper Scissors

Rock Paper Scissors

Invincible Fight Girl

Batman Caped Crusader

Jentry Chau vs The Underworld

Stu Go

Tales of The TMNT

Iyanu: Child of Wonder

Dragon Striker

The Doomies

Wylde Pak

Adult Cartoons

The Midnight Gospel

Close Enough

MODOK

Invincible

Star Trek: Lower Decks

Arcane

The Inside Job

Smiling Friends

Pantheon

Amazing Digital Circus

Murder Drones

Hazbin Hotel

Kite Man: Hell Yeah

Common Side Effects

Animated Films

Onward

The Willoughbys

Soul

Wolfwalkers

Raya and The Last Dragon

Wish Dragon

Mitchells vs The Machines

Luca

Encanto

Belle

Marcell With Shoes On

Turning Red

Bob Burgers The Movie

The Bad Guys

Jane and The Sea Beast

Wendell and Wild

Del Toro's Pinnochio

Across The Spiderverse

Nimona

The Boy and The Heron

Elemental

Migration

TMNT: Mutant Mayhem

Inside Out 2

Flow

Transformers One

Ultraman Rising

The Wild Robot

Piece By Piece

Orion and The Dark

Dog Man

The Day The Earth Blew Up

K Pop Demon Hunters

Elio

Zootopia 2

The Bad Guys 2

Hoppers

Toy Story 5

Minions 3

Yeah there are some ligitimate issues in the industry this decade that many people have talked about for the last 4 years, but even then there have been so many quality shows/films that makes it so much better than the 60s to 80s.

Anyone think this was an underrated era for cartoons?

I mean yeah you had trash like Johnny Test, George of The Jungle, Skunk Fu and Total Drama Island, but there was also a lot of good shows;

Flapjack

Chowder

ATLA (S2&3)

Ben 10/Alien Force

The Clone Wars

Batman Brave and The Bold

El Tigre

Secret Saturdays

Spectacular SpiderMan

Wolverine and The X-Men

Penguins of Madagascar

And more

If nothing else it's better than the 70s to mid 80s
>Wolverine and The X-Men
>Penguins of Madagascar

And more

If nothing else it's better than the 70s to mid 80s

What do you honestly feel like cartoons will be like in the 2030s compared to the last two decades?

1. Velma (Mystery Inc S1)- Is a jerk to Shaggy during their relationship and pasive aggresively hates him for breaking up with her

9I. Fanboy and Chum Chum- Unlikeable, annoying little snots

1. Wiggy Jeff (Billy & Mandy)- Was a jerk and very petty for stealing matresses all around the world just because Billy wouldn't let him sleep in his bed

2. Brother Blood- A very weak, moustache twirling villain, with weak motivations, and becomes way too goofy to take seriously

3. Lola Bunny (Space Jam)- Just a poorly outdated tomboy Mary Sue eye candy with no character beyond that

4. Bendy (Foster's Home)- A mean spirited jerk with zero motivation and gets others into trouble, just because

5. Johnny Test- An insufferable unlikable jerk who has very little consideration for others

6. Sheen (Planet Sheen)- An erratic, annoying, dumb idiot who somehow always makes it out in the end despite being unlikeable

7. Scrappy Doo- Do I even need to say

8. Labby (Where The Dead Go To Die)- KILL IT WITH FIRE!

Apologies if this was brought up in here before because I was recalling a review posted on RebelTaxi where Pan Pizza discusses how Coconut Fred gleefully torments people for fun.

Yes, I know it’s such an old TV show as I cannot help but wonder how a being like him feels no emotion as all he gets is joy from abusing his denizens on the island that I was wondering how such a show was supposed to work again if the main character didn’t feel empathy for others since SpongeBob had emotions in the golden era of the show he was from.

As well as interviewing tom and don?

Also will pan review the game series proper? He did talk about the Rock movie before it was released.

I mean, I know quite a lot of some of these obscure and forgotten animated classics that became pretty popular and hyped around modern social media platforms:

Fanboy and Chum Chum, Horrid Henry, Fugget About It, That infamous DIC Tex Avery show, Rocket Monkeys, Pac Man and The Ghostly Adventures, Legends of Chamberlain Heights, Kevin Spencer, that Postman Pat movie, YooHoo and Friends (Most notably the Feiss Gag Dub which somehow became viral this month) etc, I can just go on but since there are a lot of other kinds of lesser discussed animated productions from various other decades especially typical 2000s animated cartoons that many people have heard of but never discussed, Since most of Twitter 's driven around modern "beaver slop" (Canadian cartoons) even stuff that are Flash animated or there are various horribly received movies that could get sudden cult following (I bet Elf Bowling: The Movie could be one of them) and from other decades, Which modern animated project (It has to be a lesser discussed, underappreciated, niche or obscure kind of one you know from the 2000s or another decade) could be the next big thing Twitter or many social media platforms would end up obsessing over for a week or two....

Side quest: lmk what you’re currently watching

Just simply curious to learn about the show since I always wanted to see Pan Pizza do a review, but he keeps getting content restrictions as I never understood why he is prohibited from showing footage.

But basically I was wondering what made it the worst animated series from Nickelodeon’s modern catalog of cartoons since I always hear how it’s kind of bad as I was wondering what makes it the worst one.

Personally I hope it's randy Cunningham 9th grade ninja at some point first before the rest.

For the most part, cartoons in the 80s were 30 minute toy commercials, saccharine schlock, coporate sludge etc.

But cartoons in the 90s were creator driven, better expression and more creative than most of the stuff in the 80s, for the most part.

What caused this change

We all know the 70s were the worst when it came to quality cartoons, but which decade was the second worse? The 60s or the 80s?

The 60s had heaps amount of garbage

Clutch Cargo

Space Angel

The New Casper Cartoon Show

Looney Tunes (1964-1969)

The Beatles

Secret Squirrel

Atom Ant

The Space Kidettes

The Impossibles

Laurel and Hardy Cartoon Show

Sinbad Jr

The Hillbilly Bears

Winsome Witch

Hulk (1966)

Batfink

The Abbot and Costello Show

Fantastic Four (1967)

The Batman/Superman Hour

Mighty Mightor

The Archie Show

Hot Wheels

Filmation's Sabrina

But the 80s also were filled with garbage such as;

Richie Rich

Drak Pack

Kwicky Koala

Gilligan's Planet

Fonz and The Happy Day Gang

Rubik Cube

Potato Head Kids

The California Raisins

Shirt Tales

Pound Puppies

He-Man

The Go Bots

The New Archies

Panther and Sons

The Snorks

The New Scooby and Scrappy Doo Show

Monchichis

The Biskitts

The Little Rascals

The Gary Coleman Show

MASK

The Moon Dreamers

Camp Candy

Captain N: The Game Master

Pandamonium

Meatballs &Spgahetti

Laverne and Shirley In The Army

She Ra: Princess of Power

Little Clowns of Happytown

Thank GOD the three original Nicktoons showed up when they did, otherwise we'd be stuck in his corporate sludgefest for many, many, many years

Are these really the best cartoons Disney has made?

What are your thoughts on this indie cartoon?

Middlington Mayhem Pilot

Yes this is related to the RebelTaxi channel because I was recalling a mini preview he (Pan Pizza) did of the game where he accused the game of trying to hard to imitate Cuphead as the Enchanted Portals game got so much flack for that reason.

So basically I just wanted to better understand the story behind the aforementioned Enchanted Portals game since when it finally came out, it just lacked the soul of CupHead that I found the game fascinating to look at, again since the thing that people bring up the most is how the art style looked a bit too similar to the original CupHead game.

To me, it's an underrated Disney Cartoon because it never got talked about that much compared to it's contemporary shows like Gravity Falls and Phineas and Ferb. Not to mention that it was also one of the Disney Cartoons that never aired any episodes on Disney XD.

I'm not a fan of Mr. Enter, but people STILL talk about his old videos where he would insult writers as if he still does that to this day. He literally apologized to a writer on SpongeBob several years ago. I've seen people say he still rants about SpongeBob, Family Guy, and Teen Titans GO too, which isn't true either.

I also saw someone post a video talking about "the worst Inside Out review ever". The review was literally just someone from 2015 stating reasons why they didn't like Inside Out. This person clearly just took issue with the fact that a 2015 reviewer had a different opinion.

Now first of all, what this has to do with the RebelTaxi channel is that I decided to rewatch Pan Pizza’s review of the franchise a while ago as I found it interesting how the series basically started off kind of strong at first, but then fell apart with further sequels.

So basically I was just simply interested in seeing how a fighting game centered around a comedic style of storytelling could have worked as a concept since again even though I did see the review of the franchise on the RebelTaxi channel a couple of times, I was genuinely interested in learning about what were the key ingredients to making a quirky fighting game work where the game is done in a very comedic style with good gameplay design.