cereso1996
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What do you believe would be the elements to make a successful cartoon?
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What Makes A Successful Cartoon?
- Thread starter cereso1996
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Successful in the "business sense":
An marketable cast of characters
The ability to hook Kids 6-11
The marketing muscle of a big, veteran company like Disney or Nickelodeon
Decent time slots
The ability to find it's groove early on (stay one way for most of it's run, not a lot of experimentiation)
In certain cases (like South Park, Family Guy, the Boondocks) the ability to attract controversy onto itself
Successful in the sense of the actual cartoon
An appealing cast of characters
Good writing
A healthy sense of creativity
A minmum of needless executive interference
An marketable cast of characters
The ability to hook Kids 6-11
The marketing muscle of a big, veteran company like Disney or Nickelodeon
Decent time slots
The ability to find it's groove early on (stay one way for most of it's run, not a lot of experimentiation)
In certain cases (like South Park, Family Guy, the Boondocks) the ability to attract controversy onto itself
Successful in the sense of the actual cartoon
An appealing cast of characters
Good writing
A healthy sense of creativity
A minmum of needless executive interference
LEIRBAG D.
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Been created in the 90?s.... :lol::lol:
Sweetstrawberrymilk
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I hope that's a joke. I mean, would you honestly consider Dragonball GT and Rocket Power to be successful cartoons?
barbadenieve
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Lovable charecters, good plotlines, and the ability to addict.
Brittney B
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you forgot it has to be toyetic. And good marketing too.
The good thing is the 'hook kids 6-11' part usually only work when you write the show well.
The good thing is the 'hook kids 6-11' part usually only work when you write the show well.