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I’ve Had Enough of the Cartoon Community [and Fandoms] (1/4): Hypocrisy (Patreon)

Published:
2026-08-12 19:00:11
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2026-08-21 19:08:12
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2026-11
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It’s time that we actually discuss about the one thing in animation that’s having the biggest downfall that no one’s talking about, and that’s the fandom. Often referred to as the Cartoon Community, animation fans have become one of the biggest detriments of the medium where their toxicity and bad behavior have become increasingly unbearable.

In this first part, I’ll discuss about the hypocrisy of the community where they have not learned from my lessons from my past Sony Pictures Animation hate and repeat those same problems and then some when they attack other movies that they hate, and that’s especially the case with their overblown hatred for Disney and whatever new movies they release.

Special thanks to Chris Etrata for helping me with gathering the screenshots for my talking points in the video.

Recommended channels that also call out the Cartoon Community

https://www.youtube.com/@Birb666

https://www.youtube.com/@SmartyPantsYT

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hungy

My goat animat is exposing the cartoon community let's go and this definitely needed to be discussed right away 😭🤘❤️

Bryce Gundy

What can I do to take action?

Moviefreak

This needs to be said I think my problem with the animation and film community is that they don’t practice what they preach. They say that they want animation to get more respect but then they call movies they don’t like unnecessary garbage soulless cash grabs. That’s not respecting animation and they act as if they’re allowed to say these things. They say that animation isn’t just for kids and it’s like okay “why can’t animation be for kids?” They treat animation being targeted towards kids is automatically a bad thing and it shouldn’t be. You want animation to get more respect, start showing it by acknowledging that kids can like animation just as much as adults can. Stop acting as if bad animated movies are an insult to the medium because that’s dumb. You don’t have to like every movie but you still have to respect them, that’s the only way animation is going to get more respect

Mitchell McMullen

The toxic cartoon community is brutal, but having K-Pop VS Elio is a massive foul play and a totally unbelievable disaster

Bryce Gundy

Mat! I forgive you for the disrespectful things you said! Don’t be hard on yourself because you’ve learned. Give yourself some grace. OK.?

Toontastic Juju

This is an amazing video that people need to watch. The hypocrisy in the community is so bad that they cared more about being morally superior than actually being open and supportive of the people behind movies and shows. I cannot wait for more parts to come out and I’m so happy that you finally came in to unleash all of the problems.

Justin Grant

I am a part of the cartoon community, but when it comes to my behaviour, I'd say I'm about as toxic as an untouched forest. There are a few topics that I may have already mentioned before in previous videos and other places, but deserve to be mentioned again here. First, there's Fixed. Last year, I saw a YouTube post mocking Animat for defending Fixed, but only giving it a 5/10. There was even one person who mentioned that he defended the Cuties movie. I, however, made a comment on that post saying that he didn't give it a glowing review, but he didn't say it was as bad as the community was making it out to be. Then there's Disney. I will agree that they made some decisions that I don't agree with in recent years, but I do like their more recent animated films. Sure, most of them aren't fantastic, and some like Lightyear and Wish didn't live up to their respective hype, but I don't think they deserve the amount of hate they're getting. As for Hexed, not only am I actually looking forward to it, but I will not say that it's a rip-off of The Owl House. There may be a few similarities, but not enough for me to consider it a rip-off. And granted, the base idea for the film is one that might have already been done several times before, and it can still open the doors for near-endless creative possibilities. And finally, there's Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender. I was always against Paramount's decision to send it straight to streaming. Sure, the movie's not great, but it didn't deserve to be pulled from theatres. Also, I did NOT watch the movie while it was leaked. Maybe I've seen a few short clips on YouTube, but I refrained from seeing the entire film till I could see it on Paramount+ to better show my support for the film. Along with rewatching the entire Last Airbender series on that streaming platform to better show my support for the Avatar franchise in general. I'm sure it will be quite a ride to hear what other problems the cartoon community have been stirring up next. Also, does anyone know when the Pippi Longstocking review is going to be coming out?