At 6/12/24 04:09 AM, Krejzihand wrote:

At 10/11/23 03:48 PM, Czyszy wrote:Kot Kaboom. It has to be seen to be believed.

It is THE WORST Polish animated series and one of the worst ever made.

Meanwhile Hip Hip and Hura:

Yes, I remember that cartoon...

Oh, and this shit also:

At 6/12/24 11:06 AM, Czyszy wrote:

At 6/12/24 04:09 AM, Krejzihand wrote:

At 10/11/23 03:48 PM, Czyszy wrote:Kot Kaboom. It has to be seen to be believed.

It is THE WORST Polish animated series and one of the worst ever made.

Meanwhile Hip Hip and Hura:

Yes, I remember that cartoon...

Oh, and this shit also:

Remember those half-assed PSA's about internet safety? 3.2..1...! Internet!

Those were on another level of horrendous animation made in Poland:

It wasn't "intentionally ugly because durr hurr for adults" like Walaszek or Kędzierski. It was just horrible.

And full of errors too.
I mean, look! How are these kids talking to each other through tape voice recorders?!

At 6/13/24 01:40 PM, VanVeleca wrote:The Problem Solvers, literally anything else looks like a renaissance painting when compared to it

Why in the world would you design a show that actively, legitimately, hurt your eyes while watching it? The colors are just so saturated and it's full of unappealing palettes and gradients

Say what you want about stuff like Big Mouth, Mr. Pickles or anything else but at least those shows don't attempt to RUIN your eyesight ability

At 6/13/24 01:40 PM, VanVeleca wrote:The Problem Solvers, literally anything else looks like a renaissance painting when compared to it

Why in the world would you design a show that actively, legitimately, hurt your eyes while watching it? The colors are just so saturated and it's full of unappealing palettes and gradients

Say what you want about stuff like Big Mouth, Mr. Pickles or anything else but at least those shows don't attempt to RUIN your eyesight ability

At 10/15/23 11:01 AM, Chdonga wrote:Woorst animation style? The way those cheap Canadian govt mandated YTV shows are animated. It might not be literal Flash/ToonBoom puppet rigging, but the way objects will ease and bounce when they move, it all just looks tweened. For what it's worth it has to be done for time & budget reasons, but the point still stands that it looks rough. The worst is when you can still notice it in a good show like Archer or Cuphead. It's like when a movie from this year has CG that looks like something out of a PS2 cutscene.

At 6/30/24 12:29 PM, Chdonga wrote:

At 10/15/23 11:01 AM, Chdonga wrote:Woorst animation style? The way those cheap Canadian govt mandated YTV shows are animated. It might not be literal Flash/ToonBoom puppet rigging, but the way objects will ease and bounce when they move, it all just looks tweened. For what it's worth it has to be done for time & budget reasons, but the point still stands that it looks rough. The worst is when you can still notice it in a good show like Archer or Cuphead. It's like when a movie from this year has CG that looks like something out of a PS2 cutscene.

Goddammit, I even noticed the "tween-bounce" in X-Men '97, Castlevania Nocturne, and the latest season of Invincible. Occasionally a character's head or arms would move in a way that looked a little too mathematical. I don't mind it in amateur/indie work, but once you notice it happening a single time in a studio-funded animated show, it'll bug you every time you see it.

At 6/30/24 12:35 PM, Chdonga wrote:

At 6/30/24 12:29 PM, Chdonga wrote:

At 10/15/23 11:01 AM, Chdonga wrote:Woorst animation style? The way those cheap Canadian govt mandated YTV shows are animated. It might not be literal Flash/ToonBoom puppet rigging, but the way objects will ease and bounce when they move, it all just looks tweened. For what it's worth it has to be done for time & budget reasons, but the point still stands that it looks rough. The worst is when you can still notice it in a good show like Archer or Cuphead. It's like when a movie from this year has CG that looks like something out of a PS2 cutscene.

Goddammit, I even noticed the "tween-bounce" in X-Men '97, Castlevania Nocturne, and the latest season of Invincible. Occasionally a character's head or arms would move in a way that looked a little too mathematical. I don't mind it in amateur/indie work, but once you notice it happening a single time in a studio-funded animated show, it'll bug you every time you see it.

At 5/29/24 12:29 AM, eevee wrote:
newgrounds users will watch countless flash cartoons with crude art styles and tout them as masterpieces then proceed to complain about how secret mount fort awesome and south park look fuck offffff lmao

Seriously. It's no Thief & the Cobbler, but if you think South Park looks bad then I don't want to hear what you think about actual stop motion animation.

EDIT: Ah goddammit, I meant to edit that into my other comment.

At 5/22/24 07:06 PM, Hydweeb wrote:

At 10/17/23 01:53 PM, TheBKB wrote:It's not a cartoon but an art-style trope, a pet peeve of mine.
Basically a simple cute design character and an overly detailed biblically accurate celebrity in animated shows.

Take a look.

At 8/11/24 12:46 AM, youtherthyf wrote:

At 10/17/23 01:53 PM, TheBKB wrote:It's not a cartoon but an art-style trope, a pet peeve of mine.
Basically a simple cute design character and an overly detailed biblically accurate celebrity in animated shows.

Take a look.

got this example from an old egyptian cartoon

this is the show's intro btw, you can't escape him