The term "cartoon physics" is used to describe the bending of the basic laws of physics which occurs in most animated cartoons. Animation allows creators a great deal of leeway to play with the laws of physics, and to generate scenes which could not happen in real life. Cartoons also have a set of laws of their own which remain quite consistent across multiple studios, however, suggesting that there...
What Is Cartoon Physics?
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What Is Cartoon Physics?
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1980s cartoon intros in other languages
To clear the palate before we embark, here is Bernard Hoffer's instrumental Panthro's Theme, a splendid example of the sort of music addressed in this post. It is also among the greatest hidden gems of serious non-electronic disco to emerge post-Funkytown.
1980s cartoon intros in other languages
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