The Odd 1s Out YouTube channel is a great introduction to creating animation, but only if you're old enough to get the jokes.

A subset of YouTube channels create violent cartoon parodies featuring viral horror characters that are popular with kids.

In one cartoon, a woman with a Minnie Mouse head tumbles down an escalator before becoming trapped in its machinery, spurting blood, while her children (baby Mickey and Minnie characters) cry.

Jeff Victor has taken some of the most famous movie and cartoon characters and stripped them down to their simplest forms—just color and squares—yet somehow, they’re still instantly recognizable.

Jamie Oliver has removed a baking tutorial video from his YouTube channel that featured a cartoon after stating that he believes animated characters shouldn’t be used to promote unhealthy food ...

One strange quirk about animation is that cartoon characters more often than not only have four fingers. Mickey Mouse, Homer Simpson, SpongeBob SquarePants, Looney Tunes, the Flintstones, Tom and ...

A WIRED investigation found that dozens of YouTube channels are using generative AI to depict cartoon cats and minions being beaten, starved, and sexualized—sparking fears of a new Elsagate wave.

Poorly animated knock-off videos with popular characters from Disney cartoons, superhero movies, and kids TV are popping up across YouTube, and some of them have disturbing violence and off-color ...

I assure you that I haven't. It's just...I don't think that outrageously wealthy cartoon characters are all that funny anymore in this economy. 10 years ago, these characters were great.

Generations of kids have grown up with chubby cartoon characters like Fat Albert, Winnie the Pooh and Homer Simpson -- and it may not be good for their diets. A first-of-its kind study finds that ...

Technology YouTube New Hanazuki YouTube cartoon engages children's emotions in unusual ways The show features colour-coded Hemka characters that relate to nine different emotions and moods ...

Talking with Joel Furtado, who created an entire 'X-Men' cartoon only to see Marvel quash it after one episode.