where did the first animated cartoon come from?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animated_cartoon
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I grew up in the 80's so it's hard to pick just one.  The Smurfs, Transformers, G-Force, Herculoids, Go-Bots, Thundercats and Voltron.  The 80's was definitly the beginning of the cartoon boom.
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Sure I Know the cartoon, it was about a boy with a pale green whale who was able to reduce in size and sleep in a glass of water set on the boy's nightstand. I'm sorry but I only know the italian title "La Balena Giuseppina" 'cause I'm italian, and the Japanese one "Kujira No Josephina".\nThe site I put in the source list is an italian site (in Italian language) containing a lot of mpegs of cartoon title scores. In the "videosigle" section you can find also the one you asked about.
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Cartoons! They're cute!
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I searched through Answers because this cartoon was bugging me.  It was called "The Noozles."
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sure, for a cartoon...
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Animator vs. Animation was created in Macromedia Flash or an equivalent.  I imagine there was no special software involved; all you need is a paint program and a few screenshots of your computer, which you can take by pressing the "print screen" key.
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As far as I know, it stems from a humorous political cartoon from the 1800's. I googled the two and came up with this link, which sounds right.
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You may find what you're looking for in the Toonopedia. It may take some searching, but this site has information on thousands of cartoons...\nhttp://www.toonopedia.com/
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Just found a site on it. I actually don't remember this cartoon, but the premise sounds similar to Amethyst, a comic book put out by DC Comics in the mid-80's. Granted, the girl in the cartoon didn't get older when she went to the other dimension, but still, the basic story remains.
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Hamster\n\nHe was the only hamster in a cartoon.
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Oh, Tom & Jerry by far!! I have an animation degree and have studied 2D cartoons from the 20th century for awhile. In my opinion, the animation is far superior in ol' Tom & Jerry cartoons to  the Scoob. As far as plots go, the mystery machine is a pretty good story, and they DO speak, but T&J still has my vote.
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I think I know what you are talking about, there was no dialogue, right? \n\nI believe it was by the same cartoonist who animated 'The Selfish Giant', but beyond that I can't help you- sorry, but hope this helps!
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It started around WW2 actually.  There are some propaganda cartoons out there on the net that would make anyone blush.
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from THe simpsons\ndurr
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blood hound\n\nMickey's faithful pet dog Pluto starred in 48 of his own cartoons, but also appeared along with Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck in many of their cartoons. Pluto was created as an actual dog character, with no speaking voice, as opposed to Goofy, who was created as a human character. The dog who would eventually evolve into Pluto made his debut as a bloodhound in the Mickey Mouse cartoon "The Chain Gang" in 1930. Later that year he appeared as Minnie Mouse's dog, Rover, in "The Picnic," and the following year finally became Mickey's dog Pluto in "The Moose Hunt." Favorite sayings: "Grrr ..." "Snort!" "Sniff, sniff, sniff ..." "Bark! Bark!"
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http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/ \n\n:p