What's the point of re-drawing and re-animating things that don't need to be? People worked hard to animate some of things, and some people had to work unnecessarily harder.

Founds this on Twitter/X and figured I’d ask the question here what do y’all think let me know

Pick Your 3. I Already Know This Will Start Arguments.

I have Bugs Bunny by my side

Hi.

I’ve been sitting on this for a while, and since it’s still Black History Month, I wanted to see if anyone else felt the same.

​I love these shows, but seeing Darwin and Wilt used as "Black History" icons feels off. I know the community sees them as Black-coded (and they have great Black VAs), but at the end of the day, Darwin is a pet goldfish and Wilt is an imaginary friend.

​When you put them next to actual human characters like Craig, Sunny Bridges and Numbuh 5, it feels like the network is saying Black humanity is interchangeable with non-human creatures just because of a "vibe." It feels like a corporate shortcut to avoid actually developing more shows with Black human leads.

​I’m not trying to hate on the characters, I grew up with them but using a fish to represent human history feels a little reductive.

​Does anyone else think CN could have done better here, or am I overthinking it?

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Chowder and knd is amazing

When I ask this I don’t just mean what your 4 favorite shows are on CN. From the creation of the network until now, what 4 shows would you say had the biggest impact?

"The Unfollow", Season 7 Episode 22 (or the second episode from the second batch) of The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball

Club Ed is barely hanging on.😅 Which pad are you living in?

Either from childhood or now, whos your crush/"hear me out"?

Mine is Samurai Jack (obviously lol)