What's your favourite cartoon that only exists in your country? Mine's Strange Hill High.

>>149404931 (OP)
These two. Not kidding , they are Spain's national treasure when it comes to comedy. Imo they're better than 80% of spanish celeb slop nowadays

Although they're not exactly cartoons, their movie was peak

>>149404931 (OP)
Anton's a small little TV show, but it's a comfy little series I grew up on over here in the Netherlands. All the episodes are also online on YouTube.

>>149404931 (OP)
Oh sweet, thanks for the reminder! I watched the first episode of this show and had fun with it. Things got a little busy and it kinda slipped my mind after a while. It's pretty good!
>>149405016
Seems nice. What's it about?

>>149404931 (OP)
This wasn't as good as /co/ made it out to be. But the black kid delivered some bangers.

>>149404997
I wish I knew spanish so I could read these untranslated. Is there a mega of the comics in english?

>>149404931 (OP)

Prisoner Zero, Australia

My country doesn't really make any

>>149405160
>Seems nice. What's it about?
Just a simple slice-of-life show about Anton's life and his imagination.

>>149405282
Not even anything terrible? Quality isn't the main factor.

>>149404931 (OP)
Sweden, Sagan om Karl Bertil Jonsson's Julafton (The Tale of Karl Bertil Jonsson's Christmas). It's a story about a rich kid working at the post office, stealing Christmas presents heading for rich households and instead giving them to the poor. The gifts all turn out to be ridiculously lavish garbage - the rich don't miss it, and the poor have no use for it, displaying the absurdity of the Robin Hood figure and the unassailable nature of societal inequality.

>>149404931 (OP)
Horrid Henry was a fun show until you realised just how bad his life emotionally sucks.

Anabel, I remember watching as a kid and thinking it was pure kino. Fun show high energy that spoke to me, but I only watched a bit and it was hard to catch on tv. Now a days I appreciate the cute loli goth very common at the time period.

Historietas Assombradas (para Crianças Malcriadas) also is a close second to me, that I watched a ton and really really enjoyed, but I don't like the designs as much, and also I hate the voice acting of one character in particular that makes watching this impossible. I almost kinda wish this was a gringo production just so I could watch with a different dub, but is so full of inherently cultural stuff that anything outside the original dub will butcher much of the charm.

>>149405185
I'll try to find one in the Internet archive. Jokes are delivered better if you know Spanish vulgar slang, but you can still try to read it. Or you can watch the movie which is the peak of Spanish comedy imo

>>149405350
It's a really good short. I love the old man who gets this weird tax book or something, but he's just so happy to have gotten something for Christmas that he kisses the gift.

>>149405282
huh? Not really anything? Then how has your country survived?

>>149404931 (OP)

>>149404931 (OP)
>only exists in your country
Actually not that easy to do for the UK, we do surprisingly well at exporting our cartoons and the ones that don’t get exported are usually pretty shit. Duckula maybe? I don’t ever see non-bongs talk about that. If we’re including adult stuff though, Monkey Dust for sure.

>>149404931 (OP)
Got a mega? Be a lot cooler if ya did

>>149405737
I can attest to the fact that Duckula was at least exported to Sweden, although it was damn near impossible to catch on TV. Monkey Dust is incredible, though.

>>149405763
The series is still on BBC iPlayer, just use a VPN.

>>149405737
Really? Duckula, Danger Mouse, and Animal Farm are known here in the US. What we didn't get was the English dub of the later seasons of the Mysterious Cities of Gold.

>>149405777
Checked and interesting to know on both points, I know Danger Mouse was exported but I wasn’t sure about Duckula. I wouldn’t have expected Monkey Dust’s humour to land that well abroad, it is VERY British.

>>149405828
I do remember Duckula had a comic book by Marvel way back.

>>149405828
Back in the early 90's (dunno about now), Sweden's one commercial channel, TV3, had its headquarters in England in order to circumvent Swedish laws against advertising aimed at children. That channel also bought tons of English cartoons, which lead to Sweden even getting some shows that were never even exported to the USA, like the Dreamstone, for example. As for Monkey Dust, that's probably just me - I saw it online, it never ran on TV here.

>>149405780
Thanks! Working on archiving these

>>149406009
No problem. The BBC has a horrible reputation when it comes to archival, so do please back up everything!

>>149406259
Working on it. It's slow going working through a vpn, but will hopefully have the series in a day or two. It's too bad they don't offer them in 1080p.

>>149406259
any other bbc exclusive /co/ that should be looked at?

>>149404997
https://youtu.be/H48Oy1q7NMI?feature=shared

>>149406537
There's the Mongrels, but it isn't on the iPlayer anymore.

>>149405282
If you're russian with that heavy pic I know for a FACT there is some good stuff

>>149405737
>>149406537
Morph nigga.

>>149406906
Shit is ripe for meme material

>>149406906
Shit, I wasn't even thinking about stop motion (which is a bit daft since the OP show obviously is, not that I've ever seen it). In that case, fucking Trap Door.

>>149407189
This.

>>149405699
Fudêncio had an trannie before it was popular.

>>149406906
Morph is based

>>149407189
The OP show is not stop motion. It's puppets with some CG animated mouths and eyes animated in post.

>>149405737
We got that in the US. When I was a toddler, I remember flipping up the collar of my polo shirt and pretending I was Count Duckula.

>>149405737
Stopit and Tidyup, maybe? A series of five minute cartoons narrated by Terry Wogan and sponsored by the Keep Britain Tidy campaign about the bizarre inhabitants of the land of Do-As-You're-Told probably didn't spread that much.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pbIriBC60U

>>149407189
Interestingly, S&P was what one of the creators of Trap Door did next.

>>149404997
Around 80s and 90s they were big in Germany too. At least they were a main comic in the comic racks with the Disney comics.
And i think they still have a big following. They made a book collection.

>>149404931 (OP)
This show is pretty charming. Really unique solution. The puppets cut down on cost, but the animated details make it feel like more than a puppet show

>>149404931 (OP)
Reksio is as amazing as i remembered is as a kid.