Imagine yourself as a kid, waking up at 8:00 every Saturday morning excited for the cartoons to come on television. Now imagine yourself as an adult, watching adult rated cartoons. Yes it is true; cartoons are not just for little kids. Cartoons play a role in many peoples lives, serving as a form of release when stress levels peak. Now ask yourself, “What makes a good cartoon?” Well, cartoons must be funny, have some action, and have a story to them. In order for a cartoon to be great, it should be funny. SpongeBob is a classic show that many teenagers watched growing up as a kid. SpongeBob includes adult humor along with the show being designed for a younger audience. This allows for the show to keep kids interested, as well as the adults
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Plots give animations reason and depth to the plot. Bob’s Burgers is a show about a family-run burger restaurant with the family running into problems/situations. The children’s contrasting viewpoints tend to cause problems, yet they always find a way to work things through. The plots given in every episode in addition school life, family, situations, and more is what allows this show to be so relatable. An older cartoon called the Rugrats is something many kids in their late teens to early twenties watched growing up. The stories and adventures that a group of babies embark on is something anyone would not expect. This show also appeals to our everyday emotions, which captures the audience's attention as well. Another show that excels at grabbing the audience’s attention is Courage the Cowardly Dog. This show aired around the same time as the Rugrats and is another show many watched growing up. This show separates itself from the others in a big way. With the show mainly about a family that lives in the middle of nowhere in a weird universe, it gives you a different perspective. A dog named Courage embarks in crazy adventures, always having to save Muriel the sweet mother, and Eustace the grumpy dad. This show left many disturbed at times, with the creepy factor also playing a major
Plots give animations reason and depth to the plot. Bob’s Burgers is a show about a family-run burger restaurant with the family running into problems/situations. The children’s contrasting viewpoints tend to cause problems, yet they always find a way to work things through. The plots given in every episode in addition school life, family, situations, and more is what allows this show to be so relatable. An older cartoon called the Rugrats is something many kids in their late teens to early twenties watched growing up. The stories and adventures that a group of babies embark on is something anyone would not expect. This show also appeals to our everyday emotions, which captures the audience's attention as well. Another show that excels at grabbing the audience’s attention is Courage the Cowardly Dog. This show aired around the same time as the Rugrats and is another show many watched growing up. This show separates itself from the others in a big way. With the show mainly about a family that lives in the middle of nowhere in a weird universe, it gives you a different perspective. A dog named Courage embarks in crazy adventures, always having to save Muriel the sweet mother, and Eustace the grumpy dad. This show left many disturbed at times, with the creepy factor also playing a major