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That fugly courage wojak
this?
This made sense until 2000’s-2010’s
Blame the anime boom of the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Nobody cares about the hamtaro girl excepto for one guy obsessed with her
Check up Paheal and Sad Panda then.
He's still around? I encountered him once, did we ever find out what his deal was?
Buster Bunny being the most important animated character of the 90s is laughable.
I would argue it was a Disney Renaissance character, either Ariel or the Beast.
2000s is Shrek, you cannot dispute this.
>2000s is Shrek, you cannot dispute this.
Anon...
also I know sponge came out in 1999 but come on be literally was the number one cartoon character of the 2000's
Shrek was way more influential than Spongebob. Shrek altered the course of the animated movie industry.
Spongebob was and is big, but its effects weren't really felt outside of Nick. I'd argue he's not even the most important character in 2000s TV animation.
honestly, under those terms, I agree
Replace Shrek with every other Dreamworks character and it would mostly be correct.
Also,
>Replace Shrek with every other Dreamworks character
Because Shrek lead to those characters, moron.
You're just proving my point.
How many trends did Spongebob set? How many "Spongebob-likes" appeared after Spongebob got big?
I think the picture is made by some schizo called Famicon who is obsessed with TBS (Tokyo Broadcast System)
I think he's just another moron that embraces his schizo status.
I would change 70's to Scooby Doo.
>But he premiered in 1969!
Give it some leeway. He premiered in SEPTEMBER and was only in the 60's for four months. The rest of his run was all in the 70's and the show is much more known for it's 70's fashion, music and language.
>But he premiered in 1969!
Famicom is the only person who would spout this shit off to you. A moronic c**t like him isn't worth kowtowing to.
>1930's
Disney!Snow White
>1970's
Scooby-Doo
>1980's
He-Man or Optimus Prime
>1990's
Bart should be here. Or Ren & Stimpy.
>2000's
Fairly OddParents or Spongebob
>2010's
Steven Universe or Finn and Jake
>Porky Pig earned his spot, he saved Warner Bros from going out of business.
>Scooby Doo was September 13th 1969.
>Tracey Ullman will like to have a word with you.
>Doesn't matter. Snow White popularized the American animated film, which was a lot more than what Leon's studio was doing around that decade. If anything you could argue Popeye is just as valid a candidate as SW is since Fleischer did a lot of influential stuff around that point too. I honestly think Betty Boop should be the '20s rep too.
>By that logic Fat Albert should be the '60s rep, as he made his animated debut in a tv special that aired the same year as SD.
>See above.
I just realized how much of a hypocrite I sound like, since feature-length animated films started blowing up more in the '40s anyways. Honestly, just place Popeye as the '30s rep.
Started in 1929 as a comic strip character in Thimble Theater.
Yeah, though the Fleischer shorts of the '30s are what REALLY cemented his status in animation history and pop culture.
Scooby came out in 1969
>Disney!Snow White
Donald Duck actually.
Thats valid, Snow White was the first animated feature film with a big budget
>Steven Trooiverse
kek no one cares about that shit show except western gays
Gumball was the defecto king of cartoons in the 10's, Finn was probably the second
Pretty much every single suggedtive drawing of Anne. Like goddamn I did not know this many people were attracted to fisher price Sora
>Mods are still letting Famicom ban evade
There's no way the 90s isn't Cartman.
In what universe does cartmen outrank bartmania?
The universe where Bart is already on the chart as the representative of the 80s.
That’s wrong anyway
Anon, Simpsons premiered in 89 and their peak of popularity was in the 90s. The op pic is wrong
The Tracey Ullman Show was in 1987 and that is where The Simpsons started. The OP pic is right.
We are ranking importance dumbfrick. Bartmania was a 90s thing. You’re stupid.
My biggest objection is Buster Bunny. Tiny Toons was popular, but Animaniacs, Ren & Stimpy, Rugrats, Dexter’s Laboratory, The Powerpuff Girls, King of the Hill, South Park, I could go on and on, were more well-known. Tiny Toons only seems more popular now because the reboot has inspired more stealth coomer threads, but it was a pretty niche thing by century’s end.
I dunno if that one infamous post is anything to go by Buster Bunny gave birth to many gay furries.
There are 110 episodes of Fat Albert? Why wasn't it rerun in the 90s like other classic cartoons?
Only on the USA cable channel in the 90s
The problem is this picture is living and dying by a characters first appearance date. Bart should definitely be on here(or Homer) but it should be in the 90s when Simpsons mania really started.
80s should be Optimus Prime.
80s should be He-Man because that was where the toy commercial revolution began. A revolution that ate up much of the 80s. Similarly 70s should be Scooby Doo. 50s would be Yogi. Bart 90s. I'm unsure of what the 00s and 10s should be.
>80s should be He-Man
Thundercats is objectively better
If we’re allowing anime, which it seems the picture is, 80s should be Goku
If we're including anime the 00s should be Haruhi because I think that show had a negative effect on western and eastern society.
Not lucky Star? I guess moe didn’t take off outside Japan.
Do people outside of anime circles even know Haruhi? She seems kind of forgotten about
Lucky Star was a direct continuation of what Haruhi started. Lucky Star caught on because it was the next show from Haruhi's staff and it just snowballed. Also Haruhi and Shana were the first wave of the light novel adaptation boom.
Is lucky star any good? I've heard it has good comedy and is better than most usual moeSOL slop
Watch/read Azumanga Daioh first. If you like it, you'll probably like Lucky Star, but Lucky Star's slightly more esoteric so it's not necessarily a good starting place if you're completely unfamiliar with the genre. It's not for everyone.
Having said that, if you are familiar with the genre and like it, yes, Lucky Star is very good.
It's ok but pretty dated. If you're already not a fan of CGDCS you probably won't like it
>Also Haruhi and Shana were the first wave of the light novel adaptation boom.
Wouldn't that be fricking Lodoss?
And if we want to talk about causing a lasting boom, Tenchi was behind haremshit. And Love Hina was behind bad haremshit.
Lodoss wasn't a light novel. It's a regular novel series. And I'm not saying there weren't novel adaptations, but Shana and Haruhi was the start of our current era where half the shows a season are based on light novels.
I don't even think that shit started becoming super common then. Was closer to around when SAO first aired. A lot of anime were still based on VNs and manga when Haruhi and Shana aired.
It was increasing each year. SAO was just the final blow.
The guy who made Love Hina is running to replace Fumio Kishida for Japan's prime minister, just to let you know.
I am aware. Ken Akamatsu basically fricking won at life (look up his wife). Still doesn't change the fact that Love Hina is terrible. Love his other work though. One of my favorite mangakas.
For the 2000s the most globally important anime has to be Spirited Away. Haruhi's impact was contained entirely to trash weeb anime.
No, it should be fricking Naruto if you are using an anime
If we're going based off of overall impact, wouldn't 00s be something like One Piece?
who's the 2010's girl?
I think it's a girl from Love Live
>love live
Can someone explain the appeal of that? Is it just another SOL or an entire media franchise or what?
Love Live is a mass media franchise focused on idol groups.
High Quality Video Game Rips and Meet The Flintstones.
You were not around when Hamtaro was airing.
>You were not around when Hamtaro was airing.
Okay moron.
It's...fine. Just a typical SOL high school cute girls doing cute things media franchise. I watched a few episodes on cable and it's okay. I get the appeal, but I don't want to watch it.
He-man peaked in '85 and hasn't recovered since. Transformers and Ninja Turtles improved on what He-Man started when it came to marketing toys.
>I'm unsure of what the 00s and 10s should be.
Spongebob and Horse Show respectively. Maybe Adventure Time if we're talking long term impact.
Design-by-committee idol anime franchise that came about because of the Idolm@ster's popularity.
>Rocky & Bullwinkle
I knew I was forgetting an important character of the 50s.
>Astro
Replace with Pink Panther.
>Lupin
Replace with Scooby.
Shut the frick up, Famicom
Pink Panther is not more important than Astro Boy lmao
Scooby-Doo came out in 1969 so it does not qualify for the 1970's.
Anime girls make some people's brains stop working.
No, it's...
>The magic starts at 0:11.
>the most important characters that came out in their respected decade
>Hiroko/Laura from Hamtaro is representative of the 2000s
Total mental moronation
>Fat Albert
If anime is allowed on this shit list as seen by whoever the frick those characters are in the 00's and 2010's sections, then Lupin III would be the most "important" character of the 1970's just based on his influence alone.
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Surprisingly the most accurate one so far although I question the importance of Teen Titans. Maybe it was the best cartoon of the 00's but I feel that whole era didn't have anything too major.
>I question the importance of Teen Titans
teen titans go took over cartoon network in 2017
No, Teen Titans GO did. That's a different show in a different decade.
Best one, but replace Robin with Shrek and Rick with Finn
Fixed, and removed your moronic picks but I was too lazy to replace them.
Stan Smith over Peter i'd say. More importantly thought kim possible.
Family Guy inspired many, many copycats. Peter deserves the spot. The frick did Kim Possible do?
I just feel like it's a crime to not have Spongebob anywhere on this list.
fixed the image
Almost perfect but
>gumball at 2010's
I feel like there's a better choice that isn't the purple horse girl
>that isn't the purple horse girl
bro i was gonna put that but you know anyway there's finn or jake, steven universe or loud shit to put in 2010s
What about mordecai and rigby?
imma sound bias, their cartoon didnt hold up like from season 4 to 6
>Powerpuff Girls
>more important than Animaniacs
>more important than Beavis & Butthead
>more important than Batman TAS
>more important than Johnny Bravo
>more important than EEn'E
What an idiot
>Spongebob the most important of the 00's despite coming out in the 90's
>yet has no problem putting Homer in the 80's even though they're in the same situation as Spongebob by coming out in the last year of the decade
Extra stupid on your part
>Gumball
LMAO stop
cope
Girls
>>more important than Animaniacs
>>more important than Beavis & Butthead
>>more important than Batman TAS
>>more important than Johnny Bravo
>>more important than EEn'E
>What an idiot
only valid ones are the Ed's and BTAS in terms of importance
I agree there's probably better choices, but PPG has some merit to be counted as a very important show because it signals the end of an era, being the last Hanna-Barbera show to be produced.
>but PPG has some merit to be counted as a very important show because it signals the end of an era, being the last Hanna-Barbera show to be produced.
Wouldn't that make it less important since it wasn't popular enough to keep HB from continuing? Usually we praise the cartoons that popularize a studio and cause them to be successful and produce other shows. Why is it important to note this was the last show they made before closing their doors when that's not a good thing?
peter griffins in 90s is better
>Rehashed Simpsons in the 90s is better
?
peter griffin is more relevant than simpsons
In what world? Simpsons have just as many memes as FG if not more. And both shows became zombies long ago.
>Simpsons have just as many memes as FG if not more
no only spongebob has more memes than family guy. simpsons has no memes
>Eat my shorts.
>Cowabunga.
>Do'h!
>Excellent...
>Barney belch.
>Bart prank calling Moe
>Anything with Krusty the Clown.
>Saxamaphone
>Steamed Hams.
>Sneed's Feed and Seed.
>Ow, my eye, I'm not suppose to put cubes in it.
>The Ribwich.
nope not it
>steamed hams
>homer sinking into bushes
>worst day of your life so far
>that’s how you x y
>say the line Bart
>thrillhouse
>Milhoise is not a meme
>stupid sexy Flanders
>Lisa’s presentation
>Lisa needs braces
>Dr Hibbert punch
I’m not even done but I know FG doesn’t have more than this not even close
Probably in the sense that Family Guy has more ripoffs. Not that any of the ripoffs have any cultural staying power or importance. Shit's basically Scooby-Doo all over again. A billion clones and none of them worth a damn.
Yeah, the way a metastasized tumor in your brain is more relevant than the one on your mole.
Still doesn't fricking change the fact that the mole was ultimately more important in the long run and the brain tumor was just a fricking consequence of it.
esl ramblings
>>more important than Animaniacs
>>more important than Beavis & Butthead
>>more important than Batman TAS
>>more important than Johnny Bravo
>>more important than EEn'E
Yes. Beside EEnE for relevancy and Batman because it's Batman, PPG has far more murch, fanart, games, nostalgia and overall world wide appeal, namely in Japan, even more than capeshit like Batman. Cope more
>PPG has far more murch, fanart, games, nostalgia and overall world wide appeal
Where do you even come up with this bullshit?
>namely in Japan
never mind. You're just moronic.
Get educated before shitposting this hard, nitwit.
>because I said so
You're just a homosexual e-girlpedo is all. You're baseless opinion means nothing to me
>b..but in Japan...a..and deviantart
What a moron.
I would say compared to shows like ed edd and eddy, ppg is a lot more well known. You couldn't go into a store in the early 2000s without seeing some kind of ppg merch. Backpacks, stuffed toys, figures etc
bitch
What does no one argue about Huckleberry Hound? It should be Yogi Bear.
didnt yogi came in the 60s?
First appearance in episode 1 of The Huckleberry Hound Show, 1958. He just didn't get his own show until the 60s.
ok imma update
Huck while not the first (that will be Crusader Rabbit) started TV animation.
If you're gonna put anime, nichijou girls should be 2010's
>nichijou girls should be 2010's
in what fricking world would that shit be significant in any context?
Reminder that Donald Duck had a greater lasting impact than Mickey, literally playing a key role in the development of anime and manga as artforms through his influence on Osamu Tezuka.
Also where the actual frick is Garfield?
>Also where the actual frick is Garfield?
We can include comics? wouldn't that put peanuts in the 50's?
No, just animation.
Donald is much more famous in Latin America and Europe than in the US. I don't need to say why.
>Donald is much more famous in Latin America and Europe than in the US
of course the places with the shittiest people obviously prefer a loud obnoxious angry duck who can't speak English.
However, the Europeans gave Donald much more personality than the American creators themselves could ever give him. And there would be no America, if there were no Europeans, so they kneel before the superior Aryan race.
Speaking of which...where the frick is Astro here ? If anime is allowed in the pic then the one character that needs to be here is him
Right here.
>another thread where half the replies are confusing "most important" with "best"
00s should probably be Flapjack even though the show was godawful.
why not Chowder then?
>even though the show was godawful.
Shut the frick up, you gorilla looking motherfricker!
kys
>why not Chowder then?
Because that show was godawful AND less relevant to the course of animation.
Honestly GF should be in the 2010's, it started the lore based cartoons boom
>it started the lore based cartoons boom
Adventure Time came out before it. Also, lore based cartoons predated that shit by decades, you fricking ass-hat, and GF fumbled its lore harder than most.
Adventure Time started that, Gravity Falls just perfected the formula.
you can't bypass ip ban anon
Avatar came out the decade prior.
Someone needs to make a meme pic with all of them awkwardly there
>most important
ok important in terms of what?
>some literal who anime character
>representative of 2000s animation
That’s not some literal who you DOLT
I think it’s the girl from the digimon movie who canonically wants to frick her brother. Creator said so
Hamtaro, not Digimon.
>Anime shit in a /co; pic
I fricking hate Famicon.
CARTOONS, AND, COMIC, BOOKS.
anime website
Cartoon and comic book board, frick off.
Donald Duck came out in 1934 with The Wise Little Hen and Happy Rabbit =/= Bugs Bunny.
This is just stupid. The first official Bugs Bunny cartoon didn't come out until the 40's and yet you have him as the most important character of the 30's when really Porky Pig was the one carrying Merrie Melodies/Looney Tunes on it's back during that decade.
Donald Duck in the 40's but no Mickey at all is just moronic especially when Tom & Jerry dominated that decade along with Bugs.
Yogi Bear did not even exist until the 60's and yet you have him in the 50's
Jabberjaw literally has no significance
Bob the Builder I assume is just a meme pick by you
Courage though a great show in the 2000's only ever had like 3 seasons, never left any real impact or significance other than just being remembered fondly by the people who grew up with it.
>Donald Duck in the 40's but no Mickey at all is just moronic especially when Tom & Jerry dominated that decade along with Bugs.
See
>Bob the Builder I assume is just a meme pick by you
cope more stupid psychic b***h.
Anon he changed that pic from important character to best character
Japan needs to be blasted off the map. Literally nothing from that nation has made a positive impact on humanity since the 2000s.
anon you jack off to hentai shit since you were a little boy.
The Switch says hi, we got the Steam Deck out of it.
Bidets?
>Bidets
leave the american president out of this.
The alien nine ova was cool but yeh, frick nips
Important in terms of popularity?
>1910s: Felix the Cat
>1920s: Mickey Mouse
>1930s: Popeye
>1940s: Bugs Bunny
>1950s: Tom and Jerry (technically two characters, but i think they should be here)
>1960s: Fred Flintstone
>1970s: Scooby-Doo
>1980s: Optimus Prime
>1990s: Homer or Bart Simpson
>2000s: Spongebob
>2010s: Rick Sanchez
I'm open to changes for this
>Tom and Jerry started in 1940, at least use the Moose and Squirrel if you're not using Huck.
>Scooby Doo started in 1969.
>The Simpsons was 1987 because of The Tracey Ullman Show.
I can't even tell whose supposed to be Famicom in this thread.
>Famicom
I've heard that name a long time ago on here. What's his story again?
Teenybopper otaku who outgrew being a Teenybopper otaku.
A good synopsis
Famicom started going to Invisionfree forums in 2004 (he was not in internet culture before then), he should've just stayed in his teenybopper groups and not branch out.
Ditto
There, that should cover it.
Eat a dick Famicom
What
posted is the most accurate about Famicom.
>TL;DR: Teenyboppers do not belong on Cinemaphile as all they're doing is pretending to be someone they're not.
I'm high and reading the thread in that first link is fricking me up.
>Felix-1910s
Okay
>Mickey Mouse-1920s
Okay
>Porky Pig-1930s
Popeye, Donald and Daffy Duck are much better known
>Bugs Bunny-1940s
Okay, but I would add Tom and Jerry and Woody Woodpecker
>Huckleberry Hound-1950s
Okay.
>Fred Flintstone-1960s
Okay
>Fat Albert-1970s
Scooby Doo is much more famous, even though it's from 1969
>Bart Simpson-1980s
He is more 1990s. It should have been He-Man, or Optimus Prime, or TMNT, since those are icons of the 1980s.
>Buster Bunny-1990s
I love Tiny Toons, but there are much more famous cartoon icons from the 1990s. Bart Simpson, Eric Cartman, Dexter, Hank Hill, Homer Simpson, Yakko and Wakko Warner, etc.
>2000s
Sponge Bob, Courage, Ed, Edd n Eddy, Timmy, Peter Griffin are much more famous icons of the 2000s than silly anime characters.
>2010s
Rick Sanchez, and Little Ponies are definitely icons of the 2010s.
This person could put Goku as an icon of the 1990s, when he already likes to put anime characters. I'm surprised he didn't put Goku and Lupin in this.
The only anime I would potentially add on here besides DBZ is Pokemon but it'd belong more on a top media franchise by decade list.
You will never live in the first world and be considered the best
>You will never live in the first world and be considered the best
b***h please!
>br*tish
Opinion discarded
We should have finished with you in 1812, so I wouldn't spill your nonsense here.
Famicom thread.
The Smiling Friends "neopuritan" schizo rant is up there.
IT's stupid to make a mixed list like this. Make 1 just for the western animation and 1 for the eastern one. Also pokemon is more important that everyone post 1950s.
pic related
no anime has ever been impactful
Pokemon drastically changed the cartoon scene. Moms b***hing about kids wanting all these devil-pact cards and school violence related to such put rules in place to stop cartoons being made with selling shit to kids; something a lot of morning cartoons over the past 30 years had done. They also killed saturday morning kids TV by passing a rule saying X amount of kid-targetted programming had to be "educational" at the same time.
All this happened because of pokemon's craze.
it's why by the mid-2000's cartoons got scrapped in general and cartoon network has like no cartoons.
>Earthbound
This is just shitposting though. Earthbound is peak "A thing everyone has heard of but nobody has played" and unlike something like say, sun tzu's art of war, it never had any importance either.
Pokemon was not made to sell shit to kids but rather to answer what do Pokémon sound like in real life, Nintendo Co.,Ltd (their Japanese HQ) has a major policy to NEVER allow 22+ minute commercials after what Nintendo of America did in the late 1980s with Dic.
>What Nintendo of America does is none of out business.
-Yoshio Sakamoto
That and stopping 22+ minute commercials is why John K entered the animation industry, the day he got exposed by Robin Byrd is the day the animation industry revered back to the hell hole it was in the early 80s before John K shown up.
The "kid-targeted programming had to be educational" rule started before Pokémon got brought over to the US.
Mid-2000's cartoons got scrapped because of the 2007 writers strike, Pokémon has nothing to do with it.
A large amount of Pokémon's staff worked on Earthbound as Creatures originated as Ape.
Can some do a similar chart but with eastern bloc characters?
have a nice day.
Why does this autistic frick keep coming here? All he does is keep repeating the same points, and then he refuses to reply if you actually manage to make him look like a moron. He's like an autistic robot who can't say lines that weren't already programmed into him.
Make 90's Woody; make 00's Shrek; make 10's Elsa.
>Thread not about OP picture
>Thread is completely about OP picture
REEEEE I HATE YOU FRICKING homosexualS LEARN TO READ OP IS JUST AN EXAMPLE