>there aren't any good Canadian cartoons anymore
There aren't any good Canadian cartoons anymore
Wyatt Martin
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Andrew Evans
There were never any good Canadian cartoons.
They ranged from terrible to mediocre at best.
Christopher Collins
>Ed Edd n Eddy
Brayden Harris
Only half Canadian
Charles Gray
>made entirely within Canada
>half-Canadian
Christian Reyes
Shut up, Scradley.
Logan King
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Ryan Brown
>Not watching Mysticons
Dylan Thomas
It was funded by Americans
Yeah
Shut up
HOLY MACKEREL! WHY WAS THIS SHOW SO QUOTABLE YOU GUYS!?
Kevin Adams
holy shit I remember this, what was it called?
Kayden Lewis
Colton Torres
>holy shit I remember this
>what was it called?
Logan Morris
Have you never seen somebody's face and not remembered their name before?
Fucking autist.
Mason Ross
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Lincoln Collins
Stickin' Around.
James Kelly
Anyone remember those stick figure segments from Liquid Television? Same creator.
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Isaiah Moore
>WhatisDetentionaire?
>WhatisRubyGloom?
>WhatisEdEddnEddy?
Anthony Gutierrez
How on Earth did they approve this to be aired on Canadian TV to children? (skip to 4:30).
Isaiah Morgan
It aired after 6 pm. You can get away with anything after six.
Dylan Parker
I heard it was good.
I’ll give a shot later this year.
Jonathan Stewart
So Canadians, which voice acting talent pool did you guys like most.
Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and/or Montreal?
Ryan Hill
Vancouver always. High profile shows and good anime, btfo of everyone in America outside of LA.
Toronto's for oldfags, Montreal is for frogs and Calgary is for the deaf.
Carter Diaz
AHEM!...WHAT?
Justin Lewis
SERIOUSLY?!?!
Jose Bennett
EEnE doesn't qualify as Cancon, meaning very few actual Canadians worked on it. It's a fake.
Ryder Watson
You have been proven wrong every time this has been brought up.
Tyler Taylor
The only way you could "prove" me wrong is by finding evidence that it is in fact Cancon. Which, needless to say, doesn't exist.
Beyond that, you simply don't understand that these requirements are specifically structured so companies can't get away with claiming a nominal nationality for a production.
Ethan Lopez
Nobody has ever claimed that it was fully Canadian. But numerous evidence has been presented to the fact that it was mostly made by Canadians and would qualify as Cancon had the show applied for it to your bullshit statements. Since you've at no point provided any prove that a majority of the people that worked on this show were not Canadians, you have no argument.
Oliver Diaz
>and would qualify as Cancon had the show applied for it
Nobody has ever presented such evidence, because this is absolute nonsense.
Jaxson Davis
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Nathan Nelson
So is continuing to claim that "very few actual Canadians worked on it" when has been proven false at every turn.
Jack Long
No, the lack of that status literally proves the opposite.
Brayden Russell
Cross-referencing the names of the major creative people involve with the show proves otherwise.
Asher White
Clearly there weren't enough of them, though. That's the issue here.
Gabriel Smith
Canadian certification requirements include a minimun of 6 of of 10 points based on key creatives:
Director - Danny Antonucci, born in Canada (1 point)
Head Writer - Jono Howard, also born in Canada (1 point)
Lead Voice - Matt Hill, Sam Vincent, Tony Sampson, all are born in Canada (1 point)
Design Supervisor - Danny Antonucci (1 point)
Composer of the Musical Score - Patric Caird, has a Juno award (1 point)
Layout and Background done at a.k.a Cartoon AND Funbag Animation, Canadian studios (1 point)
Cross-reference any of these names and it all checks out. And just based on these credits: youtube.com
You can read the requirements for yourself:
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Christopher Davis
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Xavier Allen
When darkness falls, leaving shadows in the night...
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Evan Bell
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