I'm going to (try to) post a classic theatrical cartoon each day. Feel free to watch along, or just check in from time to time to catch up on several at once.
In honor of January 1st, I'll first focus on newcomers to the Public Domain.
Today's picture is the first cartoon to come out of the Terrytoons studio, Caviar (1930). If you enjoy rats acting Russian and getting into various winter hi-jinks, this might be the cartoon for you.
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Disney - Pluto - Primitive Pluto (1950) https://www.supercartoons.net/cartoon/primitive-pluto/
Pluto's inner alpha convinces him to take a walk on the wild side and go out into the forest to hunt his own dinner. But Pluto can't escape his beta nature
Walter Lantz - Andy Panda - Dizzy Kitty (1941) https://dn710006.ca.archive.org/0/items/ap_20240724/Andy%20Panda%2007%20-%20Dizzy%20Kitty%20%281941%29.mp4
You can lead a cat to water, but you can't make it take a bath
A thread for discussing everything relating to traditional animation: shows, traditional animation techniques, creative figures who worked in the industry or at its margins (or who worked outside it altogether!), etc.
I'll start... What was the last cartoon to use only cel animation, before computer-based animation became the industry norm?
>>486676 when did computer-based animation become the norm? digital ink and paint seemed to exist as a cost cutting measure from the mid 80s through the 00s, but there were plenty of shows that used traditional paint on cels throughout the whole period like you had 2 stupid dogs (1993) done entirely in digital ink and paint, while dexter's lab (1995) was entirely done on cels (pre revival). the final season of the smurfs was digi ink to make it cheaper, as was the first season of a pup named scooby doo. plenty of cartoons we imported from europe and canada in the 90s were digi inked, and canada seemed to lead the revolution in flash cartoons in the 00s ed edd and eddy is usually listed as the holdout that used cels long after every other studio had stopped, but when that show started cels were already mostly on the way out. antonucci has his own studio and likes doing things his own way
>>486683 >pol/ all of a sudden that's what happens when you don't cull the retarded spam, bruva. that is, actual retards think they are welcome in now they believe every funpost is fair game
Making a thread about the new Disney show Stugo. If you don't know what the show is here's a quick bit about it. >Six gifted middle schoolers are invited to a mysterious remote island in the Caribbean for what they believe is an academic summer camp. However, they soon discover that the camp is a ruse orchestrated by Dr. Lullah, a mad scientist who resides on the island. Unable to leave for three months, the kids must navigate the island's fantastical and dangerous flora and fauna, much of which has been created by Dr. Lullah.
Thread about this obscure Korean Animated Series where cute and funny mermaids goes to the land and the school and have magical girl powers where they fight monsters, recover the pieces of a macguffin and learn everyday lessons.
Recently, I learned about this 4chan backup site that serves as a temporary backup in case of emergency, and I learned that most people are hanging around there while the site recovers (or at least I hope so), so i made this thread of this series here for the ocassion.
It looks like there is NSFW board about /co/ too called Promotiond, so fanart of that kind can go there if you want (a separate thread needs to be created for that and link these images here too as well)
>>486591 Oh, so that's where that design is from. Saw some fan art for it recently. Was wondering what was up with that. Haven't seen it yet. I'm holding out hope that the English redub will get to season two now that it finished the first season.