>>18658 All of the decent CN shows seem to be coming out of Latin America. Like that one series Villanos looked really interesting too.

>>18662 I wonder if the Spanish dubbing for some cartoons are better. There's not much iconic VAs that I could think of that end up voicing a majority of characters for Spanish dubs.

>>18663 I know that El Donte is a huge meme: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=TPKHxbOg19s https://yewtu.be/watch?v=TyUArTDYYVc

>>18663 Typically they are, mostly because they give slightly more of a shit and people respect the voice actors more kinda like in Japan.

>>18658 >mfw Pretty good shit, thanks for sharing. The beaners also made the Catalina la Catrina, they released a movie "Catalina la Catrina: Especial Día de Muertos" about her this year, to bad the only version I manage to find was a youtube video, can't find a torrent or something with more quality.

>>18658 I totally forgot about this pilot. I wonder if they are doing an actual series of this; seems like a neat concept.

>>18678 Didn't know there was an actual movie of this. Even though I'm not a fan of the character design this looks far better than any calarts crap that CN has shitted in the last five years or so. >Blim TV exclusive Seems like a mexican version of Netflix and I just checked https://www.blim.com/asset/84875 Looks like the Catalina movie is for free, you just have to register; however, I'm not sure if any IP can check this content, it might happen that only mexican IPs can watch it, if that's the case a VPN/proxy might do the trick. Nevertheless, I'll try rip it, if I can then I'll share it.

Shit, I just checked, it's for premium users only. so If you really wanna check it you would have to bay 150 pesos which is around seven dollars. Spanish speaking communities are really mediocre regarding pirating, so don't expect them to make rips someday

>>18687 What are the odds of them selling DVD or something?

>>18690 The trailer the other anon posted said It was a Blim exclusive so I highly doubt there's going to be an oficial DVD. Probably pirated DVDs tho.

>>18690 I mean you could try ebay in spanish.

>>18692 >>18717 I guess having the youtube source movie is better than nothing.

>>8049 >>18687 My opinion of Cartoon Network is now the same if the west lost WW3 to China, the Middle East, and Russia. I don’t care anymore. At a one-time hearing, Cartoon Network being shut down would’ve made me sad. I grow up on Swatcats, Toonami Dexter lab, Powerpuff girls, and Ed Edd Eddy. Watching dragon ball z and Edd Eddy Eddy help me become a man. A flawed man. But I still ended up masculine. I wouldn’t change a thing. Other boys won’t be that lucky. Maybe after the collapse of the west can learn to be men again.

>>18658 >>18687 Why does Latinos Cartoon Network feel more like classic American Cartoon Network than whatever the fuck CN is now? Hell Latin America feels more familiar than white culture does now. I know people joke about Mexicans acting more white than white Americans. But I believe that now. It must feel the same as my black friends telling the traditional black family stop existing after the 80s and early 90s.

>>19914 There's something really odd about latinamerica nowadays. Take for instance pic realted https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGldZNSjL1Y This looks like something that a wannabe Disney studio like dreamworks would have made 20 years ago, similarly stuff like Blackhat, Frankelda and La Catrina strike me as something that CN would have done 15 or 20 years ago. I think it has something to do with the fact that latinamerica is delayed 10 or 20 years technologically (and consequently culturally too) in relation to USA or Europe, for instance when I was a kid back in the early 2000s I used to play 80s and 90s videogames and watch movies from the same period of time since we didn't have cabe so that was the only thing that aired on public TV. Another thing that it's important to bear in mind is that here animation is not really popular among young people, in the case of my country there's just one university that has animation as a major and even then it's a private university, aimed to upper classes, only focused on marketing and advertising and not really that prestigious, so not a lot of them take animation as major, as a result, the animation circles trend to be really closed and only for upper class citizens. Bear in mind, I'm not saying calarts garbage doesn't exists, there are really bad animation projects like Golpea duro Hara but in general the latinamerican animation for TV looks like something from CN 15 years ago because of the reasons I mentioned above.

>>19939 >10 or 20 years technologically (and consequently culturally too) Can confirm, enjoy it while it last.

>>18678 >Says her name is Catalina >But I know better >Did you think you could hide from me behind that makeup, explorer girl? >Dora the Explorer and the Undiscovered Country

>>19981 yeah, they are starting to get super posed by lefty shit too These wont end well there is/was a brazillian cartoon about a female bee, and for some reason the creator wants the character to be voiced by male VAs trying to do female voices in the spanish dubbing.

the world has been subject to american cultural terrorism for well over a century now, from minstrel nigger worship to the neo 20s mutt genderblobs

>>21395 Nigger, America wasn't a cultural powerhouse until after World War 2. Europe had a film industry that far outstripped Hollywood, and in terms of global culture, Britain was more ubiquitous than the US due to owning colonies on every continent. Not to mention that everything you blame on "Americans" has it's roots in Europe, from Communism, to trannies.

>>21397 that is true, anglos back then and burgers now share the unique trait of being festering fat shit enveloping the earth within their cultural gay obese nigger FUPA cancer, in victorian england they drank radioactive water, breathed smog exclusively and collected useless knick-knacks

>>21398 Yeah Victorian England was trash. The stairs were even dangerous. **Not joking, like seriously.

>>21415 Stairs around the rest of the world were also trash. We take for granted how standardized things are in the first world now. Victorian England sucked compared to the late 20th century, but it was better than most other contemporary locations.

>>20256 What's this guy's problem anyway? Lack of self-confidence?

And now the marxist cucks are on a strike: https://archive.is/g50hV Freeloaders be freeloading, producing nothing worthful.

>>36716 >Pozfest Sees Layoffs & Exec Director Taking Leave Of Absence Amid Staffers' Rejected Unionization Effort LOL

>>36716 >>36718 That's from July cunts

>>8049 This specialty pronoun shit has gotta stop. Minors need to stop being online as well.

>>18662 It's because they respect the old ways of cartoons more. They try to recreate what they love, rather than corrupt it.

>>36740 ok gramps, now take your meds

>>36720 Was it solved already? Because it the seems the one with the writers has been settled.

>>36753 Who are you?

>>36740 I agree and disagree. Yes, the pronoun/LGBT garbage is what helped to kill Cartoon Network. Though, parents need to start being parents. Not expecting a "village," television, and/or the Internet to raise their own children. That's the problem.

>>36767 A little late for that, cable is more or less dead and most kids don't have the attention spans to survive 22 minutes of prolonged content. Worse if they have to watch more than two ads.

>>36794 It's not just that cable or zoomers having low attention spans. It's just that everything is low quality garbage, why do you think CN is dead and Adult Swim which has actually decent content is actually profitable? Gumball and Primal was a hit with Gen Z, not pic related.

>>36795 I mean it helps Adult Swim is run by competent people.