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Published: 2011-05-19 17:50:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 14805; Favourites: 373; Downloads: 368
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This is an example of the ( Sad) story of animation .Its amazing the low standards we have today , on the drawing point of views .
Of course , some modern cartoons have great scripts , but the limited animation is something that really bothers me .
since the days of the old Hanna Barbera.
well , I guess most of you will be here in 2027 to see if my prediction of simple solid characters will appear on tv shows .
But , for my last prediction .....who knows .....
looks like pink bunnies will always be here .
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r u a time traveler... if so ill be in 2057 tomorrow around 6.
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The one from 1960 looks like she was the original inspiration for Babs Bunny. Could you provide a link to this character, please?
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I searched here and it seems that she is only a drawing of a birthday card. She's holding Bugs Bunny's hand, also.
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But I think yinyangyo started in 2008 or 2007!
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So... I take it you prefer the Golden Age of animation?
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can you list these off, I recognize some of the characters but i cant put my finger on the name of the shows
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In 2027, We'd be having holograms already... I have this feeling stage theatre will won't be same again.
Some cartoons lack detail? Go watch "Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack". LOTS of detail there.
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Freaking zombie apocalypse ruined art didn't it?
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Is the 2011 one supposed to be Gumball's sister from "The Amazing World of Gumball"?
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Yes...that is Anais Watterson!
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Thatβs the thing with TV animation. Go to see stuff like Princess and the Frog and the designs, timing and acting are as awesome as good old Disney.
In fact, TV animation in the 90s was much better than 70s and 80s... Maybe we will have a new golden age of TV animation somedayβ¦
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it all depends on the budget and technologies
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Those are extremely important but not always the only factor. The new Shrek movies have more budget and technology than the first Toy Story or The Lion King.
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well, I thought we were talking about the quality of animation
as far as writing goes, I think we already are in a new golden age
(at least as far as my personal preferences go)
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I was we were talking about the quality of animation 
Also, how are we in a new golden age of writing? Pixar scripts are good like 10 years ago and Dreamworks scripts are bland like 10 years ago, they are just comedies now...
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Well, I did enjoy a few of the Dreamworks movies allot.
Antz, the first two Shrek movies, Kung Fu Panda, Monsters vs Aliens, How to Train Your Dragon, Megamind
I actually rank those movies as superior to stuff like Cars, or even A Bug's Life
And with the writing I was mostly referring to TV shows (since that's what this deviation was about), which I believe have gotten pretty good recently
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Cars and Bugβs Life are extremely subpar for Pixar movies. I do enjoyed Antz, Shrek 1 and 2 and even Kung Fu Panda but find the others to be painfully formulaic and coward.
As for the TV writing, I do agree! Iβm just sad Bruce Timm had left the small screen...
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I still think they are pretty hood as far as today's CG flicks are concerned
As far as Bruce Timm is concerned, he's currently working on the new Green Lantern animated series
[link]
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My goodness! Life has a meaning again! Tell me please itβs not CGI!
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it is CG
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but remember, it's Bruce Timm, so at least the writing should be good
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you are right, we are in the lazy generation... damn.
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not really, he just picked the most jarring examples, and conveniently left-out the more detailed recent efforts
not to mention that some of the examples were completely ripped out of context
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Wow! your right. It been so gradual as to not notice.
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Well that's true and probably everyone notices XD
Anyway Gumball is a nice show
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exactly, i discussed this with my brother some years ago, the animation they had in the 90's and late 80's was very impressive ( on MOST cases) but now everything is very flat and unisnpired.. just for the heck of it.. sell sell sell..
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obviusly there is always exceptions.
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Well, personally think that show's like the Brave and the Bold, or Mystery Incorporated are much better examples of the quality of today's cartoons
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not really
there are still shows out there with the same level of quality in animation as during the 90s
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this is why when I ever make a cartoon, I'm doing it old school style
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you'll do what the budget allows you
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then you won't be doing cartoons
unless you'd be rich enough to fund it yourself
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meh... I got another year of highschool then basic college then got another 4 years to get my masters... I'm sure something will be there in my life later on. I already am part of an illustration team for a children's story so maybe that might help
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illustration might work for you, but the animation industry has been hell ever since the late 90s
the funding is really bad
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and the shows havent been that nice eaither. it might be a better choice, I already got a part time job helping out for a childrens book..
CURSE YOU ECONOMY!!
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I think the shows are good as far as the writing goes, but they are heavily limited in the animation department by the lack of funding
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the writing is good, yup, gotta agree with that. but the quality is lacking in the animation
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it's all about the money
Symbionic Titan for example was cancelled because it cost more money to make it than it earned
note that this is what lead to many of the 90s studios to go bankrupt, so one can't exactly ague with it
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yeah even anime is starting to lose its magical artistic value, though not as bad as the toons here.
everything is going bankrupt these days.
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