Anime thrills: Come on, cartoons are not anime

Cartoons are filled with men and women that don’t die, rainbows and continuously warm days, bright colours and eternal happiness – little of which has any basis on the real world. Frankly it isn’t too farfetched to call cartoons mind-eroding fantasies infesting kids’ every second and providing little complexity to challenge their little minds.
Little can be learnt from cartoons, apart from the †˜edutainment’ on BBC kids – Teletubbies, Sesame Street – for those less informed about what toddlers watch these days.


Anime is about †˜real life’. Even the most flashy, spirit-filled, worlds-exploding anime series out their will present important aspects of life worth pondering on for several days – although there are also as many rubbish animes out there as good ones.

I love how the author admits there is bad anime out there, but on the subject of cartoons he is like THEY ARE ALL TERRIBLE.

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nope.

You know I just copied and pasted that, right?

Cartoons are filled with men and women that don’t die, rainbows and continuously warm days, bright colours and eternal happiness – little of which has any basis on the real world. Frankly it isn’t too farfetched to call cartoons mind-eroding fantasies infesting kids’ every second and providing little complexity to challenge their little minds.
Little can be learnt from cartoons, apart from the †˜edutainment’ on BBC kids – Teletubbies, Sesame Street – for those less informed about what toddlers watch these days.