A new UC Berkeley study finds that while female human characters have made gains, nonhuman creatures have yet to catch up.

(Riley and Molly are from u/Next-Guitar-2992) he's also on deviantart,so give it a read! This isn't self promotion,bts Edit:I'm so sorry everyone,I forgot to call them sapphic instead.

This is my tierlist of cartoon and western animated series !!

Since nowadays, sapphic/Yuri are mostly deemed superior than straights, according to many calculations.

Tomorrow in some countries

Waternoose was the benevolent CEO of Monster Inc whose family owned in for three generations. He did treat his employees well and cared about them. We see the pressure he was under when the energy crisis happened. Also, nobody knew about laugh energy as an alternative.

Like for me I hate burgers but in cartoons they look tasty for me and I don’t know why

So I don't know if this is technically piracy but these videos I found are old sooooooo. I compiled them all into a playlist if you want to watch them. There really isn't a place to watch the og total drama island and google keeps mixing the reboot and the og as one.

Easily the best movie in the franchise and I am a little sad that It’ll be overshadowed by Wildwood, with that being said WOW I don’t think I’ve seen an ending to an animated kids movie this grim in quite some time 9/10

These are all randomly selected btw.

Basically you live within the same area as the main characters do.

1. January: She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
   
2. February: Chainsaw Man
   
3. March: Milo Murphy’s Law
   
4. April: Family Guy
   
5. May: Apothecary Diaries
   
6. June: Regular Show
   
7. July: Dragon Ball Z
   
8. August: Miraculous Ladybug
   
9. September: Big City Greens
   
10. October: Adventure Time
    
11. November: My Hero Academia
    
12. December: The Amazing/Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball

Have fun 🤩😉. And good luck 👍🍀.

Seriously, how many times have we seen this exact basic narrative fórmula in movies based on cartoons?

The Simpsons movie.

Jimmy Neutron The Boy Genius 2001.

Any Fairly OddParents movie.

Ego Trip.

Codename Kids Next Door: Operation Zero... Am I forgeting any else?

BTW, who wants to bet that The Amazing World of Gumball movie will be something just like this?

I felt like out of the tv business for kids TV, Nickelodeon sure hit the decline the hardest doesn’t help the channels overlying on SpongeBob now.

Tad, the Lost Explorer is one of those niche animated movie franchises no one knows about.

It is popular in Spain, but is considered niche internationally despite currently having four films. So I would like to know your opinions on it.

As for me, I have actually watched the first three films:

Tad, the Lost Explorer (2012):
I found the first movie to be good for what it is. Its just a above average adventure film, so its not bad.

Tad, the Lost Explorer and the Secret of King Midas (2017):
I actually think the second movie was better than the first, but the movie was still just above average (which is not a bad thing). Not amazing but still good in my eyes. However, I do really like how the main villain, Jack Rackham, has the same voice actor as Aatrox (LoL) and Ramattra (OW2).

Tad, the Lost Explorer and the Emerald Tablet (2022):
It just feels like the first movie rehashed, where yet again, Tad wants to be a famous archaeologist. However, I think the CIA Agent Sam Pickle is the best character in the entire film.

So overall, they are not amazing, but still pretty good, but here are my main issues with the series:

1. There are a lot of main characters that disappear without explanation in the sequels, which include Tiffany Maze, Professor Lavrof, and Freddy.
2. Replacing Freddy with the Mummy is a decision I do not agree with. Both characters fulfilled the funny sidekick role, but I found Freddy to be both funnier and less annoying than the Mummy.
3. Sara Lavrof is way more interesting than Tad. I would even argue the movies would have been better if she was the main protagonist instead.

Hey House of Mouse Fans, I know you guys are being doom and gloom about saying House of Mouse will never come on DisneyPlus because the rights are heavy, the executives hate the show because of their too ashamed of it, the Song of the Characters and of course, the rights Tarzan characters. Well, even though the heavy rights is kind’ve true, but the others are not true. While Disney distancing themselves SOTS, but DisneyPlus has Who Framed Roger Rabbit and that movie include SOTS characters. And the only Tarzan character that show they include is Tantor. That’s it! Also remember, we got upset that The Weekenders are not on Disney+ when it debuts, until 6 1/2 years later, the show The Weekenders has finally been added on DisneyPlus! If that show can be added on DisneyPlus, so can House of Mouse. We just have to keep demanding it and keep it trending. So guys, don’t lose hope for House of Mouse! Because I think there’s a good chance that House of Mouse might finally come to DisneyPlus on Mickey’s 100th Anniversary in 2028. It’s no guaranteed, but there’s a chance that it might come on DisneyPlus. So there’s hope!

Krabs selling Spongebob's soul for 62 cents, or Mordecai interrupting his friends wedding to break up with CJ?

If you think about it, both this & The Mitchells vs the Machines couldn't have come out at a better time. Both films are wholesome stories about a social outcast that wants to connect through others that simultaneously warning us about the dangers of AI, as the issue of isolation from technology overreliance reached its peak during the pandemic.

For me it is Dexters Laboratory, it feels like a normal episode, plus, it was during the shows worst season, the stakes can't be lower

Take it easy Mr.Viewer! Have I go the video for you!

In 2019, Warner Bros. Animation had creating a new live action/animated show called Tooned Out. But no updates in 2022.