[ SECRET POST #6479 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6479 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Money is the big reason, followed by the limitations of what is here. Either it has to be something aimed towards kids (and even then, tv companies will choose the cheapest already-made cartoons from other countries over putting money into creating anything over here), or adult humor that had an even narrower chance of getting a foot in the door.
It probably hasn't helped that the landscape of tv has changed in the UK. There's more focus on streaming services over airing anything on TV, and recently ITV has closed down the CITV channel for good, where most of the more recent British cartoons had been airing.
It's not entirely non-existent, but by god it's diminishing. And that's just talking about TV animation shows - movies usually have to have half a dozen collaborations to fund any animation and I don't really know much about the UK comic industry other than it's still kind of there.