The animation fans-bubble and hysteric Furries will continue to praise it if they want to, but i'm done with everything made on cartoons in recent times. I am become like those old cartoonists who parrot all the time that "ALL MODERN CARTOON SUCKS!" on their own blogs, but we have to give them credits, right?
By have never work on the industry, I known, as a fan, that the industry is not that enjoyable by be constantly ran out of gas. The lack of clever and original ideas is all the more blatant. And from a time when rentings never quit to be unnaffordable, owning essential foods at a fair cost became like purchasing a rare diamond gem or that we cut on any services that remains usual for people, why I would supporting a movie from a large corporation that have stop to think at long-term and for our children?
And then, went my late hatred with the Furries and the fanbase in entirety. If you wanna be a serious artist by dispose large knowledges of its fundation and arts scholars but that you don't stop to drawn these horrific things, you going nowhere in life.
We need to get back the art of drawing at its basics: The fundation to drawn from our eyes, pictured the world we actually live with characters AT people instead of generic protagonists and antagonists. That was the point of why I always respect the King of the Hill crew. They were able to portrayed the Texan residents as real people, and without the familiar trope of Texans who wear such of cowboys hats and screams HEE-HAW! in all lines!
Animated features took big pains to not recognize what make the early animated shorts and movies so fun to study. It have to do with lots of works, passion, sacrifices and effort. Totally the opposite of those that was made in the past two decades and more.
Instead, it went from bankers for please the obscure fanatics who never left their parent's basement. The first Zootopia was heavily criticized by hired lots of big stars for do the voices and for the characters stereotypes in its dialects. Maybe this one is better, but I'll doubt it...
To seen a Million-Dollar family movie make us forgotten that the whole world is in turmoil by endless wars and layoffs of anything is illusional. This is the Hollywood system that need a good refreshing change. Because elsewhere in the world, animation been used to pictured delicate and serious topicals matters that are prevalent in the world of 2025. In America, it's again seen at children fodder, like if they never left the animated shorts era of old. And this is been more hard to look at.
Disney continue to hide itself that they're in a very dark age for the company's future. Animation fans become more divided than it ever were before. Their positions against the Transgender community shown a corporation that can't even hide its flawed politic pundits in its own films. All that is by appropriated stories from normal people by even took without their permission the lives of what they've producing for. We don't care if the story is good -- Give us explanations why it have to be made!
The art of storytelling is also going to a sour decline, when newer creations become more an intrusion than a welcomed change of pace to an artform that need some. Dupuis for example, need to took some breaks with their endless Mary-Sues who remained all the same. To think my characters were looked at amateurish and badly-drawed in the whole '10s, maybe that tell me why I grew up in maturity when the whole industry is currently lacking.
Anyway, F**k Disney and Zootopia 2! You never going to own my hard-earned money unless you turning your crafts onto a different and bolder direction!
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