Magnus Forceさんのイラストまとめ

There's something to be said about the fact that in each of my top three all-time favorite cartoons, my favorite characters are all lovable, quirky, kindhearted goofs who screw up a lot but are just too pure for this world.

Randomly thinking about Teletoon interstitial cartoons

Honestly, of all the Nelvana projects that never were, the Doctor Who cartoon is the one that I'm most disappointed never materialized. It looks like it would have been pretty cool; I've always wanted to watch Doctor Who anyways. https://t.co/pRtFd1mBit

Works that Nelvana tried to make animated adaptations of but ultimately never did.

Its Asian/Pacific Heritage month in the States and Asian Heritage Month in Canada. So as a Hong Kong-born Canadian, here are my two all-time favorite cartoon Asian characters and the characters I see the most of myself in these days.

I don't think most people would believe me if I told them these shows were all created by the same guy. Heck, even I have trouble believing it sometimes. They all have so little in common with each other.

Just gonna say it: these three are an underrated cartoon friendship trio.

Also, this show is a perfect example of "don't judge a show by its title".

Quite possible one of Teletoon's most non-stereotypically "Teletoon" originals. And definitely one of the more openly/blatantly "Canadian" Canadian cartoons.

Bet none of you knew Principal General Barrage (plus Lucius Heinous VII in J2S and Four, Five, and Seven in Seven Little Monsters) also wrote some novels.

My brother read the Hamish X books back when we were in middle school; told me they were wicked funny.

I am the only person who knows these shows exist.