Most Annoying Cartoon Cliches
Baby Blues mentioned Steve Wynn's Mirage hotel in one episode, and in the Disney's Hercules episode "The Return of Typhon", Hermes said "Cloud 33" which is a reference to Disneyland's Club 33
I wish people would realise that pop culture references aren't as funny as they are seen to be
Adult cartoons were a perfect example of adding reference to medias.
I wish that Squidward won more often. He usually does so once per season (out of 20 to 26), if at all.
Cosmo, Timmy's Dad, Patrick, Lindsay, Stimpy, Timmy's Mom.
The Dumbest people I know are Fanboy Buhdeuce Patrick and SpongeBob
How did they survive childhood?
It's teaching kids to be dumb.
Those sidekicks who are only created to be the comic relive or who are comply useless in every situation.
One character who comes to mind when I think of this is Babs Bunny from Tiny Toon Adventures who always does impressions of other actors and comedians like Groucho Marx they start off funny but becomes really annoying and tiring over time.
Funny thing is that certain cartoons REVERSE a character's age in the T.V. series than the movie. For example, in Disney's Hercules, in the movie he goes from a baby to a 16 year old to and 18 year old at the end of the movie, and then in the animated series, they make him 2 years younger and turn him back into a 16 year old!
The problem is, they suffer from horrifying immortality... How come the Simpsons never age when you need them?
Here are some that don't age that will be Scaredy and Sway Sway
The Simpsons, The Fairly OddParents, SpongeBob SquarePants.
Especially when the switched souls speak with their original voice, i.e. that Fairly Oddparents episode where Timmy and his mom switch, but a 10 year old's voice is coming out of a grown woman and vice versa!
Freaky Friday this is not. Quit this madness.
This concept has been done to death.
Like in The Fairly OddParents.
Example:Caillou
I do like modern Simpsons, but they rely too much on guest stars now.
Parry Gripp and Kelly Clarkson in Phineas and Ferb, and Gordon Ramsay in TDA
Examples are Schnitzel from Chowder and Coco from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.
Thank god I'm not the only one who finds this crappy.
Too many times 0-0
More Examples: Blaze and the Monster Machines
PAW Patrol
Little Charmers
Mike the Knight
Sofia the First
Doc McStuffins
Rainbow Rangers
Hermit and Friends
Cubeez
Whoever put this on the list is a stupid 90’s boomer. I think 2D and 3D animation should co-exist. But the stupid boomers hate anything 3D animated even though there is a lot of amazing animations that are 3D like Toy Story and Shrek.
2D animation is way more efficient, and it's fluent and satisfying to the eyes!
Huh. To me, I don't mind 3D animation, but I can see why some think it's repetitive.