Aspiring Equal Oppertunity Feminist Granola girl.

no one did it like she does.

She's doing life like Skyrim. Just doing literally any random thing that crosses her mind and becoming a master at it lmao.

January 2

Dr. Hutchinson is introduced to Rocko’s Modern Life in 1994, successfully giving the show a female character with “a good hook”.

Then there’s a Quailman episode in 1999 (I didn’t bring it up last year because I didn’t find it noteworthy enough)

and lastly, Weird Al guest stars on Back at the Barnyard in 2010. Admittedly, my highlight for today.

Barbie ❤️’s Glitter Glam Blower Commercial (2010)

can you IMAGINE how horrifying this as must have been to parents of Children Who Love Barbie??? they are literally selling a GLITTER BLOW DRYER to CHILDREN. specifically children who already have a disposition towards sparkly glittery things. how many living rooms were ruined? how many christmases where happiness turned to horror? how many tissues full of a child's now-glittery snot?? it's brilliant and i love it and i would've wanted one then and i want it now

April 28

On this Day in random cartoon history, there’s a lot to cover. The Powerpuff Girls play pretend in 2000, Squidward moves out in 2001, Stan Lee comes to Springfield in 2002, the Hoenn League kicks into high gear in 2005, Sokka’s detective skills are put to good use in 2006, Double D and Jimmy pretend to duke it out in 2007 while Ron becomes a hermit and Spud becomes an amphibian, and Princess Celestia tries acting in 2018. This day gave my favourite Kim Possible episode, so I’d say that’s the winner.

April 1

Happy start of a new month! On this Day in random cartoon history,

The Simpsons writers got us good by showing a clip show in 1993, and the Pokémon writers got us good by starting a 26 year long anime in 1997. On a less jokey note, there’s also SpongeBob meeting King Neptune in 2000, and Fry getting institutionalised in 2001. Further still, there’s Helga pretending to be blind to fool Arnold in 2002. Then in 2005, Kim and pals get stuck in TV Land while Jake meets the Dark Dragon. And finally, the Phineas and Ferb writers got us good by showing a clip show in 2011. Hey Arnold! would have to be my top pick, but Pokémon, Futurama and Kim Possible all had amazing contenders too.

Christopher Robin (2018) dir. Marc Forster

CHRISTOPHER ROBIN (2018).

I like to think that We Bare Bears is the Cartoon Network equivalent to Nick's Avatar: The Last Airbender. Both shows premiered in a year ending with "5", both shows were the last cartoons that the two channels had hope in before losing them with their next shows, and both shows had a spinoff in a year ending with a "2".

Oxford in 1810 painted by JMW Turner vs a photograph taken in 2015

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (Susan Johnson, 2018)

Movies based on cartoons from the 2010s

2010s Disney cartoon finales

Holy Quadrilogy of 2010 Disney cartoons that got more than 2 seasons

Favorite Trend of the 2010′s: Experimental/Stylized CG Animation

I know this has been pointed out and talked about ad nauseam, especially on Twitter but it’s worth noticing how experimental CG was this decade. Whether it’s adapting aspects/techniques of 2D like coloring, smear frames, exaggeration, etc. Or translating heavily stylized characters in the 3rd dimension while still keeping said stylization. And it seems this trend is looking to continue into the 2020′s.

Sources:

The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run

Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie

The Peanuts Movie

League of Legends - POP_STARS

King of Fighters: All Star

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse

Lupin the Third: The First

RedAsh -GEARWORLD-

Etotama

Super Smash Bros for Wii U/3DS

Bonus:

Dragonball Xenoverse 2

Pokemon Masters

Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders

Bringing this back cause it’s still relevant.