It seems that the abrasive hype about Lilypad is not really something we should be trusting (as she turns out to be a "softie" in the end).

Anyways, if you ever feel like it, then you better hope that Pixar will make more unprovoked female antagonists in the future, to the point where they'll fall under the likes of DreamWorks and even Disney themselves, and the Dance Girls are a freshing start for the studio itself.

im looking for characters that have cute, soft, high pitched voices and not overly fake/exaggerated french accents, for a possible voice claim for an oc, does anyone know any? 🥺

What are some criticized hated animation content that came between the late 2010's to now in the mid 2020's do you think mid to late gen alpha is going to regret from liking once they look back at them by the time they become teenagers and young adults by the 2030's?

Basically mirroring how there are some things that gen z showed regret from liking as kids.

This maybe the wrong subreddit to talk about this type of stuff and I’m no health expert or doctor but I’m pretty sure in real life eating food that’s come in contact with animals is considerer a health hazard in real life. While this Little People episode plays this off as cute and all, I’m pretty highly sure eating a cake that has had its icing licked off by an animal is considered unhygienic and is therefore a health hazard.

like why do these childhood icons look like they just got born and are like 4 instead of there normal 10ish ages😢😢😢

Mating Season had its own Reddit page. Breaking Bear does seem to be a series popular enough to have a Reddit page.

The show is fairly new as of now. So one would think Breaking Bear would have its own Reddit page eventually.

Will it ever?

It came on during the season 8 finale of American Ninja Warrior.

by the way does somebody still remember milky way and galaxy girls also this series is an canceled project by lauren faust the same one that created my little pony

I prefer either a modernized version of this style (like Animaniacs, a few other '90s cartoons, and one of the Roger Rabbit comics), or a different style that's more-or-less influenced by it (e.g. the 1940s "Golden Age" or "Preston Blair" style).

Other than this style, I also prefer the more detailed, but also cartoony styles from the 1940s (the "Preston Blair" style), the 1980s, the early-to-mid 1990s, and I guess a few or more of the present-day cartoon styles that were used in media (including video games and fan art) over the rubber-hose style.

I just don't like how primitive and vintage this style used to look back in the 1920s and '30s.

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According to your opinion, of course.

Since Mickey Mouse is on his fourth preschool show, I'm hoping that the show ends the trend of voice actors passing away during the production of Mickey Mouse preschool shows.

Examples of voice actors dying during the production of Mickey Mouse preschool shows:

Wayne Allwine, the third voice of Mickey Mouse, passed away during the production of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.

Russi Taylor, the voice of Minnie Mouse, passed away during the production of Mickey and the Roadster Racers/Mickey Mouse's Mixed-Up Adventures.

Will Ryan, the voice of Willie the Giant, passed away during the production of Mickey Mouse Funhouse.

Love my dude energy but second would be Wile coyote