Who would rep the 2020s?
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Who would rep the 2020s?
Who would rep the 2020s?
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2020's aren't even remotely over yet.
At best it's Rick.
>2020's aren't even remotely over yet
This. It’s way too early to say which characters become the ones who are remembered and considered influential to other creators.
Should avatar represent the 2000s?
delusional
Frick no.
Spongobob's importance to the industry can not be understated. Avatar is a good show, but a minor footnote in history at best.
God you insufferable homosexuals are so deluded.
I wish all ATLA gays would just all be beheaded or be boiled to death the world would be a better place without them
There is none unless you count terminally online people
Bluey.
If you're going that route you should swap in Paw Patrol for Adventure Time.
It's definitely Bluey. Every normie coworker I have is a Bluey parent.
Normies are the true test. Show this chart to a rando on the street and with the exception of Finn and Jake they will be able to name all of the characters. Hazbin and those zoomers shows are only known to small circles of internet autismos.
I'd rather think of "important" as indicating long-lasting influence on the field of animation itself, rather than pure cultural penetration.
I'm not so sure about Transformers being there myself, but TMNT are really more of a 90s thing. He-Man is a good choice since it was important in kickstarting the toy cartoons of the 80s. But it was also a dinosaur in terms of its production not being outsourced, which was another major aspect of the decade. So I'm still a bit torn.
>I'd rather think of "important" as indicating long-lasting influence on the field of animation itself, rather than pure cultural penetration.
This. Simpsons kickstarted a whole generation of cartoons aimed at adults via its popularity, AT similarly pioneered the idea of cartoons aimed as much at a young adult audience as at kids and the staff reads like a who’s who of the animation industry today. For that reason I think it’s unlikely that Bluey will earn the 2020s spot, it’s a quality kids’ cartoon and incredibly popular, but then so is Peppa Pig. I don’t see it having far reaching influence.
>a whole generation of cartoons aimed at adults
Crazy how they were literally all dogshit.
King of the Hill was dogshit?
Haven't seen it because it looks ugly.
But if it was inspired by The Simpsons, it's pretty safe to assume so, yes.
>Haven't seen it
Zoom zoom
Nah, I just don't like to watch ugly things.
Animation is a form of art. Art shouldn't be ugly.
Simple as.
You really do sound like a moronic zoomer. “Inspired” doesn’t just mean “copied”, we aren’t just talking about Family Guy here. The Simpsons created the conditions for creators to get animated shows aimed at adults greenlit because it was so successful. KotH, The Critic, Dr. Katz, arguably even South Park, none of those are Simpsons rip-offs but it’s unlikely networks would have taken a chance on them if The Simpsons didn’t exist.
You seem upset.
This what passes for trolling with you kids today? Get out of my yard.
Make me.
>AT similarly pioneered the idea of cartoons aimed as much at a young adult audience as at kids
More like pioneered shows aimed at gay people
For now, it's Bluey. The decade is not even half over.
Adults did not emotionally break down to Paw Patrol. It just saw a lot of success in places like Japan.
Pomni for internet animation/indie/Youtube animation by a longshot. It's amazing how Hazbin's success has already fallen off. The only thing it has or was ever known for was for Charlastor.
>Adults did not emotionally break down to Paw Patrol.
First, that's a shitty metric for what makes an "important" cartoon and want adult man having a deep emotional response to Bluey should neck himself
Second, I have social media full of mommies because I'm old as frick and there were dozens of posts about how the girl pup having sad scenes in the recent Paw Patrol movie made them blub
Pomni, skibidi toilet, or Rick
I would argue Peter/Brian/Stewie over Spongebob for the 2000s
You'd be moronic to do so, Spongebob is a far bigger property than Family Guy.
tell it to the ratings frickboi, no one watched your gay little cartoon on channel 173
Don't talk to me, ESL.
Does Family Guy have theatrical movies? Checkmate.
Adventure Time started airing in the year 2010, which is the last year of the 2000s. There is no year zero, so 2001-2010 was the first decade of the new millennium.
That's not relevant since the bulk of the show still came out during the 2010s. Spongebob began in 1999, The Simpsons began in 1989, Scooby Doo began in 1969, Tom & Jerry started in 1940. None of those are repping the tail-end of the previous decade either.
Fair point about the Simpsons, which I missed, however I based my post on the image, which says "in their respective decade". Might it have said, "respective decades", I would not have taken issue with it.
*The Simpsons and other cartoons.
And the Simpsons started in the late 80's. That's not the point. The point is which cartoon defined the decade in question, not when it started airing.
>Got a frickton of views on YT in record time
>Already brain rotted an entire generation
Unironically this.
An anime character probably, the 2010s as well.
MLP over AT.
I hate it but I can't deny it. Same logic as
. Every parent I knew knew colorful horses show. If you're going by the normie test MLP is gonna be more instantly identifiable to people.
Shouldn't the 80s one be either He-Man or TMNT?
80's is tough because there were a lot of highly recognizable properties pushing toys. I might argue against TMNT just because it's popularity straddled the 80s and 90s arguably hitting it's peak very early in the 90s. You could also make a case for G.I. Joe, as it was huge and equally popular to Transformers.
He-Man is a really tough situation too because he was hugely influential in a very small window of time. Basically peaked hard early because of the quality of the toys but then more or less fell completely off the face of the earth after other properties started making high quality action figures. In the early/mid 80s you couldn't get away from him, by the end of the decade he was almost completely forgotten.
I think some of you are confusing "most important" with "most popular".
I think a good case could be made for Cartman in the 2000s, but Spongebob is probably a better pick.
Loona
Pim and Charlie
Gumball is argubaly more iconic than Adventure shit replace that tumblur crap with kino other than that no arguments from the rest
Miles Morales and I'm not even trolling
Probably a photograph of shit