Today is International Animation Day!

In honor of International Animation Day, what’s your favorite piece of animation or film?

They sell merchandise and costumes of fictional murderers on Halloween yet in my 21 years of existing on this Earth I’ve never heard anyone complain.

Not saying all kid protagonists are bad (Please go see Wildwood. Coraline and Kubo are awesome too).

I'm wondering why we've rarely been getting original animated films with adult leads this decade though. I think it was easier for the whole family to relate to, and kids don't care if the main character isn't their own age. As a kid, I actually liked this about animated movies.

Meu segundo desenho animado favorito, não é americano nem japonês.

Percebi que cometi um erro em relação aos Moomins no meu último post, então desta vez escolhi um que é definitivamente russo! Mais do que isso, um símbolo da animação soviética. Alguém conhece Cheburashka? Eu adoro! Tão melancólico e fofo.

One of the best gaming references in a ‘90s cartoon ever.

The Creepy Girl from Frankenwheenie, it’s like she’s staring at my soul.

Recently started watching "The Raccoons"(1985) for the first time, and thought this clip was really cute an wanted to share it.

And I mainly mean in the sense that they don't engage with the show or movie that they claim to love.

(If you ask me..Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss haters and fans to a extent just don't watch the shows]

RIP Leo San Juan I can't believe they actually killed him off, hopefully Nando will end up taking his place at leader for team now that his brother is gone

Mine in the order I saw them in:

• Blue Sky - Rio
• DreamWorks - Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted
• Pixar - Monsters University
• Illumination - Despicable Me 2
• Disney - Frozen
• Warner Bros - The Lego Movie
• Paramount - The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water
• Sony - Hotel Transylvania 2
• Laika - Wildwood

Never seen a Ghibli or Aardman film in theaters

Recently parents are getting angry that Wildwood had some violent content and mature themes that they think their kids wouldn't handle and that wasn't the first time something similar happened. I remember parents being offended over how dark and gritty Rango was despite being rated PG. I remember parents online have gotten concerned about taking their kids to go see The Boy and The Heron. I remember the same happened with The Lord of the Rings The War of the Rohirrim with one parent on a Reddit I remember seeing questioning how violent it is while also mentioning that their child is a huge Tolkien fan and that they watched the Peter Jackson movies. However when live action PG-13 rated films like the MCU show any mature themes parents don't have an issue taking their kids to go see it. I remember how common I see kids in screenings in live action superhero movies or other blockbusters and I remember seeing alot of kids in screenings of Predator Badlands and The End of Oak Street

I just noticed that Elmore High's main color scheme features those three distinct colors representing Anais, Gumball, and Darwin, which is such a cool little detail. 🤔

I see this name as either a really cool gothic name for dark and broody characters (Mordecai from Lackadaisy.) or it's the name for the Haha funny bluejay man. (Mordacai from Regular Show.) There's no in-between for me.