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gardfield speak without moving his mouth

It's called not being bothered to lip sync. And trust me that shit is hard to do.

StaceyW wrote:Only Garfield cartoons that ever appealed to me were the Christmas specials and the 9 lives one.

Those were very cool. I remember to watch them.

Danonanobadray327 wrote:gardfield speak without moving his mouth

If you read the comics of Garfield, instead of a talking balloon, you see a thought balloon. Garfield (and all the other animals, except for Odie) "speaks" with his thoughts, that are listenable to everyone including humans.

There were few comics and episodes that actually Odie said something, but single words only.

sorry, im not read the comics of garfield... but for example, in the movies garfield move his mouth

Danonanobadray327 wrote:in the movies garfield move his mouth

The real-life versions.

That's not very logical because animals can speak without moving their mouth.

Rayray1994 wrote:That's not very logical because animals can speak without moving their mouth.

It was odd to not observe that in the real-life movie versions on the other animals, but Garfield was fully renderized in a 3D model, while the other animals are real ones.

That for the cartoon effects, like his eyes who grow up when he is scared, or things like that.

Courage The Cowardly Dog!!! <3

Also The Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog. I loved it so much, but I only saw it like once a week. The cartoon I really remember HATING was one about these gargoyles that would turn into statues. I hated it because it would come on right before the time I thought Sonic would come on, so I would sit through the whole cartoon watching it every time, with the hopes that Sonic would be on next, and most of the time Sonic never even came on after it

Looking back on it, I don't know why I didn't just check the TV schedules

Hey Glacium wanna introduce yourself in the Introduction thread some time?

Pretty sure Gargoyles was a Disney cartoon, did used to watch that on Disney channel as a kid.

I remember this Junior TV serie (japanese serie I think..but it not was translated into many languages):

Danonanobadray327 wrote:I remember this Junior TV serie (japanese serie I think..but it not was translated into many languages):

I remember this, it was Maya the Bee. Actually it is a co-op production between Japan and Germany.

^^
that is why the credits were in German, Mm,
I remember another series, Willy Fog was my favorite

Willy Fog was fun. Do you remember this Danone?

Of Course

♪''erán uno, dos y tres, los valientes mosqueteros, y el pequeño Dartañán...''♪

Unfortunately, this kind of television series, lasted very little

(that only have 25 episodes, I think) but was a fantastic TV serie

ANIMANIACS WAS MY FAVOURITE CARTOON AND IT WILL ALWAYS BE MY FAVOURITE CARTOON!
LONG LIVE ANIMANIACS!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KA0TS9l_nJE

Rayman fan2000 wrote:ANIMANIACS WAS MY FAVOURITE CARTOON AND IT WILL ALWAYS BE MY FAVOURITE CARTOON!
LONG LIVE ANIMANIACS!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KA0TS9l_nJE

I loved one of the episodes of they (the hell episode i think)

Haruka wrote:Willy Fog was fun. Do you remember this Danone?

Haven't watched Willy Fog yet [though I do remember seeing the shitty 90's version on TV aaaa] but I do DO DO remember this one in fact me and my boyfriend went through the whole of the first series gradually. There is a second series but I'm not sure if I want to touch that with a 50 foot pole.

There's a sequel series indeed. But I think the adventures in that are more out of the history based in Alexander Dumas' one. More random adventures you know.

Speaking of BRB international cartoons anyone heard of SANDOKAN? It was a cartoon from the 90's about a tiger in a turban. Linking in case of disabled embeds.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WI9XtiisSoE

This was one of many, MANY import cartoons they used to show at about 6 in the morning, that I watched as a kid.