What a Cartoon!

What a Cartoon! was an anthology series that served as a developmental incubator for new animated shorts and potential television series. Each episode featured a collection of original, independent animated shorts created by various artists and studios. The series aimed to showcase diverse animation styles and comedic sensibilities, giving creators a platform to develop unique characters and worlds. Many successful cartoons, like Dexter's Laboratory and The Powerpuff Girls, originated from this groundbreaking showcase.

What a Cartoon! was widely praised for its innovative approach to animation development, providing a vital launching pad for a new generation of cartoon creators and characters. It was instrumental in reviving the short-form animation genre and was a critical darling for its creativity and quality. Audiences embraced the variety and humor, leading to the successful development of several beloved animated series.

• Praised for revitalizing the animated short format.
• Celebrated as a breeding ground for new animation talent and successful series.
• Lauded for its diverse styles and inventive humor.

Google audience: Google user reviews are not readily available for this anthology series, which primarily functioned as a showcase for creators rather than a singular narrative. However, its legacy is reflected in the success of the shows it spawned.

None notable (as a showcase series, individual shorts may have received recognition, but the series itself is primarily noted for its role in development)

What a Cartoon! is credited with launching the careers of several prominent animation creators, including Genndy Tartakovsky (Dexter's Laboratory), Craig McCracken (The Powerpuff Girls), and Butch Hartman (The Fairly OddParents).