[ SECRET POST #5938 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5938 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Our Flag Means Death]



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[The Untamed]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

... okay, color me confused because I grew up in the 80s and 90s and some of the shows I watched as a kid included: Doug, Rugrats, Garfield & Friends, The Flintstones, Inspector Gadget, Rainbow Brite, Beetlejuice, Strawberry Shortcake, and The Jetsons, all of which were very cartoon-y/stylized. It's not like that's a new thing.

[(Anonymous)]

Ok, go to google images. Look up pictures of Garfield, a frequently bipedal cartoon cat. Now look at Gumball, also a bipedal cartoon cat.

Sorry if you're still confused about the difference, but that's all I got on short notice.

[(Anonymous)]

If you think Garfield looks any more like a real cat than Gumball does, I have to wonder if you’ve ever even seen a real cat.

[(Anonymous)]

Cats must be pretty weird where you come from if this:
https://images.app.goo.gl/duZXSVQmPBigdfd99

and this:
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/8b830910-f3eb-454c-9208-5bc95591ce74/scale-to-width/755

are equally recognizable as cats to you.

[(Anonymous)]

seems unfair to compare a cat-cat and an anthro-cat

one of these is wearing clothes. it'd be farther from base cat regardless of stylization

[(Anonymous)]

This is true. It’s also true that one of them is recognizably cat shaped and the other one is a slightly pointy blue blob with noodle arms.

[(Anonymous)]

i mean the second one looks like something a little kid would draw, which i assume is the intent?

[(Anonymous)]

To be fair to Gumball, he’s part cat, part rabbit. So he doesn’t look as obviously cat-like in his ears than his mother.

[(Anonymous)]

For me, it's that all of the cartoons you just listed had varied and distinct proportions all around--not necessarily more "realistic" obviously, but there was a variety.

[(Anonymous)]

Personally, I miss textures.Take 80s Strawberry Shortcake. Those characters were definitely proportioned like dolls (go figure) and not real-life miniature people living in a strawberry patch. But they had different textures of hair and clothing and skin. The animals were hairy or scaly or fluffy looking. Compare that to something like Adventure Time where most of the characters are just uniformly kind of flat, smooth and sometimes shiny.