I've recently finished watching Watashi no Ashinaga Ojisan an anime adaptation of an American novel and I was thinking why aren't there more /co/ adaptation of this sort of stuff, especially series not movies. The beginning of the 20th century in America sounds like such a an interesting period that can benefit from the unique atmosphere that only cartoons can recreate. Yet I find that a fucking anime captures that period the best which is really sad since cartoons are actually made by americans.

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Adventure Time saved western animation

2008 to 2011ish was arguably the worst period in animation history since the mid 80s

>The Penguins of Madagascar
>Ben 10 UAF
>Fanboy and ChumChum
>MAD
>The Twisted Whiskers Show
>Johnny Test
>Total Drama
>Planet Sheen
>Sidekick
>Scaredy Squirrel
>Almost Naked Animals
>My Life Me
>Problem Solverz
>Making Fiends
>Flopjock
>Secret Mountain Fort Awesome

Why did the Buzz on Maggie fail while other cartoons from the time became huge hits?

Cartoons that were popular here but not really anywhere else online

Let me tell you something 'bout a friend of ours-a named Jimmy
A made-a wise guy and a capo with the Gambini
But when he found out that they’d be whackin’ uncle Cheech
He take-a the boss, he threw him from the nineteenth floor suite!
Wasn’t much-a long 'til the mob all wants him dead
So Jimmy had no choice-a but to talk-a to all the Feds
The feds-a say they had to take him, use him as a pawn
So he ratted out his friends and moved to Saskatchewan
Fugget About It
Fugget About It
Fugget About It
Oh, FUGGET ABOUT IT!

What was stopping post-2004 Nicktoons from becoming as successful as SpongeBob and Rugrats?

Why isn't The Mighty B as fondly remembered and memed about like it's contemporaries? (Barnyard, Fanboy & Chum Chum, Penguins of Madagascar, Chowder, Flapjack).

Do you prefer Clarence or Craig of the Creek?