Have Your Ever Imagined What Cartoons Are All About?

By Author: Ann Philip
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Cartoons are not just for kids as is the normal perception. In fact they began to imbibe morality; the importance of doing well against the evil forces. Sometimes they can also used to inculcate the habit of punctuality. The modern cartoons of today are made on computers, but years before they used to be made frame by frame and were usually a laborious process. In fact, today it is possible to do a full length feature by animation, the other name for cartoon, in a single day using software that are written specifically for cartoon making. Cartoons can be fascinating for children as well as old; they can in fact create strong emotion even for the aged.

All your favorite childhood superheroes-Batman, Flash, Superman, Spiderman and the glam doll Wonder Woman. Ever wondered how they would have spent their childhood years? I did, and my prayers were answered. Teen Titans, as the name suggests is about a bunch of teenage superheroes- all related to the age old classic crime fighters somehow. The story was published by marvel comics and involves the lives of the young, brave and strong blooded teenagers and how they fight and ...
... destroy the evil mutants and protect their city. The plot is nerve gripping and intriguing as the different and mysterious pasts of the characters are revealed. This show will interest young adolescents looking for an adrenaline punch.

All of us would have watched “the adventure of Tintin” either as a child or along with our own children and grand children. Though it is just a cartoon, we all love the protagonist who is tintin himself playing the role of a reporter and adventurer who travels extensively with his dog Snowy. Everybody would have wished at some point or the other to be like him: someone who is intelligent but at the same time imaginative and possessing a knack for deduction, speak in multiple languages and interest in various subjects, basically a jack of all trades! And which guy doesn’t want to be like tintin when he possesses an additional skill of driving any kind of automobile from scooter to helicopters?

Whenever we think about cartoons, the first one that comes into our mind is Tom and Jerry cartoon. People of any age enjoy this cartoon, because of the funny comedic fights between an iconic set of enemies, a house cat and mouse. Tenacious Tom is forever on the tail of his elusive nemesis, Jerry. This American series of theatrical animated cartoon films was created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbara. These cartoons make us laugh in such a way that we forgot our worries. So cartoons can give us a new and vibrant energy. Watch cartoons not only for a time pass, but also to gain more positive energy. Laughing is a good therapy.

Among the cartoon characters or you could say that comic superhero, no one can hate the Spiderman. The Spidey cartoon has entertained and still continuing to entertain millions of people all around the world. The day to day activities of Peter Parker and his super hero adventures just mesmerizes us. We all know that compared to other superheroes, Peter was not destined to become one. Fate made him to become a Spiderman and at a young age he had to cope up with a lot of responsibility. Seriously other superheroes like Batman, Superman became a superhero and gained recognition in their adult ages, while Spiderman became a famous super hero in his teens. He has been able to cope up with responsibility and pressure at a young age.

Have ever watched the Kung fu Panda Movie, this is one of the very good movies that most kids love to watch. Kung fu Panda is a life about a panda, which was huge in size and people used to tease him because he could not do any work. Panda feels really bad and starts to learn Kung fu. He becomes a hero when he learns all the tactics. What I like about the movie is the hard work and sense of dedication towards learning Kung fu. There are many parts in Kung fu and the story has been very interesting for most kids today.

Ann is a freelance writer and a blogger. He writes on all categories including entertainment, technology, Internet, corporate strategies, and environment. He enjoys watching cartoon programs along with kids on services like ATT Uverse.