>Even bruh, France is like Japan of europe while american animation is completely dead, all you have now is (((judeo-american))) shitty toons

Everything made in germany is political trash because it is the only way to get some funds. This kills "innovation".

why people overlook Hungary?

>>25499197 >Friedefeld Is that their attempt at doing Seth MacFarlane-tier goyslop?

>>25499182 European animation doesn't get much attention over here. It's either American, Canadian, or Japanese. European animation actually used to be ever so slightly more common 25+ years ago, but it's basically disappeared.

>>25499223 That's a you problem.

>>25499236 And what German animation, past or present, is known in Spain, Finland, Argentina, Ireland, Georgia, New Zealand, etc. in 2025?

>>25499213 That or Simpsons. >>25499242 You said European. I didn't say Germany is making anything of value.

>>25499242 We believe in real life theatre. today is a big show because the next season is going to start soon. our cast is unmatched worldwide.

>>25499242 How about Jim Knopf? A French-German coproduction. Most likely our cheap French slaves did the actual animation work while we just did story and synchronization. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0251514/

In reality it was mostly France and Russia the whole time. Now animation is in a dark age anyway. Only cheap bullshit made by slaves who move 3D assets around prevails.

Poki made some kino animated adventure games

Speaking of European animation, does anyone know where to find the entire English dub of Spaced Out? It's originally a French cartoon and it's drawn in a style similar to Ed Edd n Eddy. It only aired on Cartoon Network very briefly in the states, but aired on Canada's CN for longer. Only a handful of the English dubbed episodes are available, and there are concerns that the English dub has become part of lost media. Check it out, it's a damn shame it didn't get more popularity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dvlw5xn640

>>25499285 We had Heidi and Vicky the Viking commissioned in Japan back in the 70s. In fact American cartoons with characters that aren't made of abstract geometric shapes are made in Asia too. The Boondocks for example were made in South Korea.

>>25499320 The creator of the original comic strip is an American nigga, but it has an anime style so when you need a team to make a cartoon of course you go to Asia. Avatar The Last Airbender also outsourced to Korea for some animation

>>25499320 >In fact American cartoons with characters that aren't made of abstract geometric shapes are made in Asia too. That only became a thing in the 80s. Even in the 70s, US animation was made domestically and the shapes were normal. And even in the 80s/90s, many stills were made in the US and Japs/Koreans filled in the rest.

>>25499320 >The creator of the original comic strip is an American nigga, Literally all media in existence is based on German books. >>25499341 Some episodes of Tom and Jerry have even been produced in Czechoslovakia.