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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 second part, I talk about how the fandom has devolved into a group of gatekeepers with their Animation is Cinema mantra, showing how their behavior makes them too entitled, give them a limited definition of what is indie animation, their dependence on nostalgia, how they treat animators, and much more.

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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Moviefreak

My problem is that the film and animation community keeps saying they want more respect for film and animation only they say this while actively disrespecting any movie they don’t like acting as that same respect they keep asking for doesn’t apply to them

Toontastic Juju

It’s absolutely sad seeing how toxic fans are so sensitive to criticism that they think every studio is perfect, in which in reality, they’re not. I also highly appreciate you explaining the toxicity of the indie animation community because that one is a hell and a half. I still stand by that the discourse in regards to Toonshi’s review of HB S2 and Saberspark’s review of HH S2 are stupidly unnecessary. Hellaverse fans are so attached to those shows that even the slightest form of criticism people will bring is enough for them to hound them for all its’ worth. Same for the other problems, it’s genuinely disgusting and heartbreaking that the community cares more about popularity contests and getting brownie points for bashing on media rather than being honest about the types they witnessed.

Mitchell McMullen

Yikes, Indie Creator does not deserve this, and staying in the past is no good either.

Justin Grant

Lightyear and Wish didn't live up to their respective hype, but I will not say that they are as bad as the internet makes them out to be. Though I'd argue that executive meddling is more to blame for how they turned out than the creative team, at least in terms of Lightyear.

Micah Mann

I feel similar to Christian Music Fandoms & their "Awards".