Out of all the Hanna-Barbera properties, Scooby-Doo is the sturdiest franchise, finding new life every few years or so. And just recently, in time for its 100th episode, it was announced at San Diego Comic-Con that a crossover episode with Sonic the Hedgehog entitled “Let’s Meet Sonic” that just recently aired. So far, the likes of Captain Planet, Raven of the Teen Titans, Ben 10, and the Ghoul School have made appearances. An unpredictable tone and expressively fluid movement keeps the energy of show accelerating at a fast pace.īesides standing on its own, the show has managed to deliver crossover episodes with unexpected characters that trigger your nostalgia. Animated in a traditional hand-drawn style, a throwback to everything from Hanna-Barbera to anime which mostly comprised of crude, the thick outlines and imperfections adds to the essential charm of the series.

Over the last two years, the series, built on 11-minute segments, has managed to win the hearts of viewers with razor-sharp writing that allows characters to physically and emotionally evolve.

The team is funny, vibrantly designed, and distinctly lovable due to their good-natured friendship, and their battles against evil robots, mad scientists, and wizards, are regularly heartwarming. follows a passionate and optimistic young character training to become a legendary hero while working with his two superpowered friends in a bodega. Created by Steven Universe veteran Ian Jones-Quartey, OK K.O. One of Cartoon Network’s freshest action comedy series is influenced by ‘80s retro gaming and cartoon styles. Here are five we think you should watch ASAP. The challenge, of course, is committing to any one series.

Colors burst, complicated stories unfold, art styles reinvent action, and laid-back comedy dips, at times, all the way down to the meta level. Anything seems possible in the modern landscape of animation.

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