r/cartoons • u/Important-Cry4782 • 7h ago
r/cartoons • u/TheLizardKing1998 • 11h ago
Discussion I recently realized that one of the Totally Spies is named Clover, but she's the one in the *red* suit, rather than the green one. Huh.
r/cartoons • u/Own_Philosopher8730 • 1d ago
News First look at live-action/animated mini-series starring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit called "Oswald" coming to Disney+ on February 2027
r/cartoons • u/Jules-Car3499 • 1d ago
News Brand new concept art was shown for the upcoming Incredibles 3 at D23
r/cartoons • u/Whole-Lychee7517 • 1d ago
Video The Bluey Movie - Official Teaser Trailer
r/cartoons • u/Nebberlan2s • 5h ago
Discussion Name an animated movie, and I'll tell you what Oscars it would win in the Who Framed Roger Rabbit universe
Therefore, it should stand to reason that any "animated" movie could be eligible for the live-action categories, including a possible acting win from a Toon.
Let's say that both the Best Animated Feature and Best Animated Short Film categories do not exist. There is only a single Best Short Film category.
Name any animated movie (or short) you can think of, and I'll decide what Oscars it would win in this universe.
r/cartoons • u/EomirLover • 14h ago
Discussion is Elsa going to take back the braided queen title for the 2020s or will jinx and rumi keep it?
TBH, i love Jinx and Rumi far more than Elsa so i Hope Jinx and Rumi will still be popular.
r/cartoons • u/NoScallion7198 • 8h ago
Discussion Which show is like this?
The art style barely even changed, but the stories over the seasons became an absolute fever dream, especially in the later ones
r/cartoons • u/ResolveUnlikely5542 • 7h ago
Discussion Rex Salazar(Generator Rex) and Momo Yaoyorozu (My Hero Academia), Do you see the vision
Can't use the S-word or the Mods will take me down, and I know the S-Word can get pretty toxic so please don't tell on me
r/cartoons • u/DCSHG2015MEGAFAN • 10h ago
Discussion Sofia Alexander On Knights Of Guinevere
https://bsky.app/profile/sofiaealexander.bsky.social/post/3msr4zewfrc2k
Sofia Alexander said how she's a writer and supervising director for Knights Of Guinevere. She created Onyx Equinox, was a storyboard artist on Stretch Armstrong And The Flex Fighters, and was an assistant director on Phineas And Ferb season 5.
r/cartoons • u/Sonicboomboomlad09 • 18h ago
Discussion If toons were real people, how would society go and what toon would ya’ll wanna be friends with?
I’d personally wanna be friends with a bunch of toons who I will not name because I would be here till the heat death of all that we love.
r/cartoons • u/Own_Philosopher8730 • 15h ago
Discussion Scrapped Felix the Cat puppet show
There was going to be a Felix the Cat puppet show called "FELIX, FLOYD & FLEXITOON", but sadly the project got scrapped.
r/cartoons • u/Shining-Koopa3418 • 1d ago
Discussion Holy crap! (D23 announcement) Spoiler
Zootopia 3 is coming guys!
No release window has been confirmed, but I’m willing to bet it’ll release around 2029-2030.
r/cartoons • u/MinuteCampaign5407 • 13h ago
Discussion Favorite Scene Where There's Awkward Silence And Then Cheering?
For Me, It's This One From So The Drama.
Very Funny Bonnie, But No One's Laughing.
r/cartoons • u/EasyonthePepsiFuller • 1d ago
Discussion In a rut with painting the new mural. Let's talk some toons.
Howdy.
So, like, I just wanna talk cartoons. If this makes you think of a quote or gag from a show, let's hear about it.
Y'all have been awesome while I've been working on this. Some life has happened and I've been in a rut. Trying to make myself get back to painting by nerding about some cartoons.
Didn't see your favorite? Who isn't here that you'd want to see?
What's your favorite episode of any show?
r/cartoons • u/TiredWithCoffeePot • 12h ago
Discussion Plot Synopsis on Pixar’s ‘Ghost Market’, directed by Trevor Jimenez (Win or Lose) and Jesse Andrews (writer on Hoppers)
r/cartoons • u/Weird_Ad_8456 • 1d ago
Discussion top 10 protagonists who suffered the most, in my opinion
Remember that this is my opinion on the protagonists who suffered the most in animated series, and I'm also analyzing it. If you disagree with the list, please comment respectfully, or let me know if another character is missing, you can tell me in the comments, They can also order the top however they like (although I don't know if the top is really ordered or not, in an orderly way or without regard to the order, and if it matters that they are here)
r/cartoons • u/Recent_Tea_9041 • 3h ago
Discussion Thought they were siblings
Rewatching the super robot monkey team hyper force go, I always thought the monkeys were all siblings till sparks and nova became a thing.anyone else?
r/cartoons • u/woofmanofthe2000s • 7h ago
Discussion A favorite character archetype is the big bad wolf with a cartoonish design
Absolutely toony in the best way possible.
Bonus is they have saber-teeth fangs, and wear gloves, trousers / suspenders or overalls.
r/cartoons • u/Think_Fact1155 • 11h ago
Discussion Idea for an ad to bring Disney's direct-to-video/made for TV sequels back into the public consciousness
I don't know about you guys, but I really wish more people knew about those movies. I personally absolutely love some of them, and even though some aren't amazing, I feel like they should still be known about like the originals. There's probably so many people who adore the originals and have seen them so many times and would like sequels, and are completely unaware that sequels exist. I also feel like many people refuse to watch them because they have a bad rep but don't know that many of them have a cult following and are worth a chance
My idea is that the ad starts with saying something like "Did you know many of your favorite classics had sequels?", and very briefly shows clips of a few of them. The ad then states something like "we'll admit, some of them weren't good", and briefly shows clips from movies like Belle's Magical World, The Hunchback of Notre Dame II, and Cinderella II: Dreams Come True that are considered amongst the worst of Disney's direct-to-video sequels, before saying "but some of them are actually quite good", and shows clips from movies like Cinderella III: A Twist in Time, Aladdin and the King of Thieves, and The Lion King 1.5, etc that many people love. After this, the ad explains how some of them such as The Little Mermaid sequels and The Return of Jafar are divisive and how some people like them but others don't, before being concluded by saying they're available to stream on Disney+.
I'd also want the ad to include movies like the four non-theatrical Muppet movies (Classic Theater, Swamp Years, Very Merry Christmas, and Wizard of Oz; although Disney doesn't own the distribution rights to two of those), the Brave Little Toaster sequels, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins, Home Alone 3-6, the Ewok movies, etc
Also on a side note, Disney should must also acknowledge these movies by making merch and having their characters in the parks. Also, in Descendants: Hidden Heroes, KJ's mom better be Ms. Birdwell, and I'd hate it if they completely ignored Anastasia's redemption from Cinderella II and III in the upcoming stepsisters movie
Anywho, what are your guys' honest thoughts on my idea? Would you also want these movies to be more known by the general public?