What Characters Do You Know On Television Or Cartoon

What cartoon character do you resemble the most?

I’m like a combination of Louise Belcher and Tina Belcher from Bob’s Burgers. Maybe 70% Louise and 30% Tina. I sometimes have “Tina days” though.Louise is very sassy, has a weird, sarcastic sense of humor and she loves conflict. She loves to fight. She likes a good challenge. She is extroverted but aloof to most people, and doesn’t let people in easily. She loves money. She makes fun of her siblings a lot, but she always has their back when they’re in trouble, and she is very loyal when it matters. She fights for people that she loves. She can have a bad temper.Tina is very quirky. She has a wild imagination, is romantic, passionate, creative, hardworking (she is the only child who actually does work at her father’s restaurant) and socially awkward. She lives in her own head. She writes erotic fan fiction for fun. She loves boy’s butts. She frequently fantasizes about her boy crushes, whose names always start with the letter J. Tina is very awkward but somehow still confident in herself.

Which cartoon character from your childhood would kids today know nothing about?

Wade the duck… or almost any of the characters from Garfield and friends…For that matter, without watching THAT show specifically, or reading the actual comic strips… Im not sure they understand or know the real Garfield.

Why do most animated television characters only have four fingers? What TV series started this trend?

A TV series didn’t start this trend. I believe Walt Disney was the one to do so, or at least he was first most well known one. Part of the reason was because animation was simpler back then, so if if Mickey Mouse had been drawn with five fingers, it would have looked too much like a hand of bananas. Drawing him with four fingers allowed his hand to look more like a hand, and also was much easier to draw than a normal hand. Another reason was that the cartoon characters were mostly animals rather than human, so nobody was really expecting them to have human-like hands. And finally, an animated human character with thumb and four fingers could cross into uncanny valley territory, while having one less digit only makes them look a bit alien.There are probably some other reasons as well, which more thorough research into the subject can uncover.

Why do cartoon characters wear the same outfit all the time?

Every time an animated character has a costume change, a new design has to be drawn, approved, cleaned up, approved, and colored. This takes time and effort that is usually better spent on designing new characters. So unless the costume change helps the story in some way, it is not done. On some shows, there is an even better reason, you may not recognize the character if they are wearing different clothes. On South Park, for example, three of the four main characters all have the same face shape and proportions. If their costume is changed, it is very hard to tell who is who, (Stan has black hair, Kyle red, and Kenny blond) and dialogue has to be written around it, unless it is to be intentionally confusing.