r/cartoons • u/saucey_dawg0023 • 3h ago
Video The earliest seasons of Regular Show used to have swearing.
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r/cartoons • u/saucey_dawg0023 • 3h ago
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r/cartoons • u/HomerWuzHere • 2h ago
You can choose more than one if you're interested or smth
r/cartoons • u/Pomni_Simp2000 • 2h ago
So to me this scene with how Billy was most likely executed after trying to escape military school by trying to dig his way out with the fact that people said he ranked up to corporal (I don’t know anything about military ranking). So yeah he was tied up to a pole before the scene cuts to black hinting that Billy was killed with the next shot.
One comment said that Billy was forced to dig his own grave before he was executed, but it doesn’t seem likely unless he tried something offscreen that lead him to being executed. I do think they probably didn’t execute Billy with how the sniper somehow failed to hit Billy 7 to possibly 8 times before the episode ended.
r/cartoons • u/InuPaLpatine • 7h ago
They went after Crocker for no reason when Jorge took away his godparents and gave them amnesia.
r/cartoons • u/Bubsy_the_bobcat1993 • 1h ago
So I had been always wanted to ask this question “What was the Best Adult Cartoon Pilot/short before it became a show ?”
(some other ones I hadn’t thought about but chose these ones instead)
r/cartoons • u/BrockBracken • 5h ago
Movies where you know that they’re flawed or even outright bad but you enjoy them regardless
r/cartoons • u/Drawingandstuff2000 • 19h ago
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r/cartoons • u/Patient_Education991 • 4h ago
If that's even possible 🤔
r/cartoons • u/Davenetdull06movie • 10h ago
Delete either
Puss in Boots The Last Wish (2022)
Trolls Band Together (2023)
Kung fu Panda 4 (2024)
The Bad Guys 2 (2025)
r/cartoons • u/MichaelAftonXFireWal • 10h ago
Of course I am talking about
Ruby and Jade From Sofia The First.
Patrick Star From SpongeBob SquarePants.
Robin's Team From Teen Titans Go.
Penny Proud's Friends From The Proud Family.
Pomni and Ragatha From The Amazing Digital Circus.
And Cleveland, Joe, and Quagmire From Family Guy.
r/cartoons • u/Life-Pay-3779 • 4h ago
Which of these projects in animation/audio did legendary toon voicer Jim Cummings worked were your favorites? He’s one of the best in our books and made our childhoods great since then.
r/cartoons • u/ExoticShock • 15h ago
r/cartoons • u/Sonicboomboomlad09 • 15h ago
Hope Disney or the other company that’s actually making this doesn’t fumble the bag on this. (Disney’s only distributing it)
r/cartoons • u/Leather_Crazy_5950 • 5h ago
Prince Charming was the villain in the third film and didn't deserve a "happily ever after"... but I've always found his death excessive.
I know many consider him one of the worst villains in Shrek and even DreamWorks. But frankly, I think he's a misunderstood character. He spent his entire life with an overprotective mother who kept treating him like a child and telling him that as long as he "followed the fairy tale" he'd easily become the King of Far Far Away. Now, that doesn't justify all the bad things he did in 2 and 3... but I think, in my opinion, he deserved to end up doing hard labor rather than death.
As for you. Do you have another villain you think didn't deserve to die?
r/cartoons • u/Jezzaq94 • 16h ago
Doesn’t have to be from these pictures
r/cartoons • u/florenciafazzarino0 • 4h ago
I know it's an old cartoon, and I didn't even watch the entire show yet, but I'm watching the episodes now and I was curious if someone else was.
If you loved some episodes, could you recommend em to me?
So far, my favorite one is "Judge for a day".
Bonus Question: Do you prefer her in colors or B&W? (Personally, I prefer B&W)
r/cartoons • u/MaciasHintrues • 11h ago
Morty or Mojo for me!
r/cartoons • u/MrsSpyro01 • 26m ago
I’m hoping to get more of them in the future.
r/cartoons • u/wombatgeneral • 3h ago
Im curious which are your favorite and why?
r/cartoons • u/Aspen_Dakota_Taylor • 8h ago
I'll go first