By: Jonathan Pinchera

The appeal of the show is its simplicity.

By: Adam McGovern

Kimba’s society felt like a place that could and should be reached.

By: Joshua Glenn

We weren’t allowed to watch SPEED RACER.

By: Joe Alterio

Tex Avery pushed through a meat grinder on acid.

By: Max Glenn

Finn and Jake made it OK to be myself.

By: Holly Interlandi

The power-up sequences were always worth it for us.

By: Ramona Lyons

Her savior complex discourages other desires.

By: Mandy Keifetz

In middle age, I am Wile E. Coyote’s bitch.

By: Sam Glenn

“The uncontrollable urge to squirm on a glow-ed worm.”

By: Mimi Lipson

They all spend their days in the sooty alcove…

By: Charlie Mitchell

This galaxy is neither dystopian nor utopian.

By: Peggy Nelson

Neither good nor evil, the Panther exists in the in-between.

By: Lucy Sante

Even then I knew that cats are natural con artists.

By: Miranda Mellis

What is the cultural heritage of a star child?

By: Joshua Glenn

A 25-part series dedicated to some of our favorite animated shows!