Cartoons internationally have been a family favorite since the early 20th century. They are one of the oldest forms of film in existence, and the artform is still thriving. Networks of animators operate worldwide, with television and movies that provide a relevant scope into the eyes of the cultures exposed to view.
Science is one of the main themes of cartoons. Whether you’re tuning into The Marvellous Misadventures of Flapjack, the classic 2008 pirate show featuring some of the best voice casting ever, or Gumball, the newer and innovative Cartoon Network show for and about colorful young minds, there are scientific processes featured in the shows.
Animators love science. It’s part of the artistic process, and it’s featured heavily in the concepts of episodes of shows. Analyzing concepts and sharing the process with their audience, cartoons are meant to inspire people to think deeper into the conundrums of the fantasies they create through animation.
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