How The Mandalorian Changed Bo-Katan From The Animated Shows
Sackhoff recently sat down with SlashFilm and discussed the thought process behind her slight Mandalorian redesign, and why it was entirely necessary.
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What You Need To Know About The SpongeBob SquarePants Timeline
Of every cartoon to hit the air in the time since the invention of TV itself, few are as consistently popular and culturally relevant as SpongeBob SquarePants. -
How Amy Wong's Voice Actress Changed Futurama's Original Leela
Despite Futurama's animation pedigree, its stable of smart writers, and its impressive cast, the show nearly missed out on the crucial dynamics of one of its core relationships: that of time traveling protagonist Fry (voiced by Billy West) and Planet Express ship captain Leela (Katey Sagal). -
Why Avatar The Last Airbender Is The Best Animated Show Ever
Nickelodeon has been home to many beloved children's cartoons but none of them have had the same cultural impact as Avatar: The Last Airbender. -
The Best Looney Tunes Cartoons That Still Hold Up Today
From canonical classics to buried treasures, here are some of the funniest, cleverest, and all-around best Looney Tunes cartoons ever made. -
The Surprising Animated Series That People Prefer Over Avatar: The Last Airbender
Looper recently conducted a poll and asked the masses to cite which animated series is their absolute favorite of them all. Over 160,000 folks brought their opinions to the table, and the results of the data were rather surprising. -
The Useless Rick And Morty Invention You Can Buy In Real Life
Thanks to science and ingenuity, you can enjoy the full range of unexplored potential in Rick's Butter Robot at your own kitchen table. -
What Does Rick Usually Drink In Rick And Morty?
Thanks to a Reddit AMA with Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon, we now know that Rick's flask is filled with something more wonderful, more magical, than science fiction nerds could ever dream of. -
The Toughest Character On Rick And Morty, According To Fans
Of course, Rick Sanchez is the obvious answer to this inquiry, though several moments of profound vulnerability throughout the first four seasons may undercut his claim. Perhaps in light of his obvious fragility, Reddit went in an entirely different direction with a pretty unexpected choice. -
The Futurama Creature That Confuses Fans
In a universe as dense with historical, scientific, and pop culture references as Futurama, some elements are going to be a little more puzzling than others. And what's the deal with the buggalo, anyway? -
Adventure Time: Distant Lands Hints At The Death Of A Fan-Favorite Character
Unfortunately, not every beloved character makes a return in "Obsidian," the newest episode of Adventure Time: Distant Lands, and there's even some evidence to suggest one of the most important heroes from the main series has passed away since the finale. -
The Untold Truth Of Eric Cartman
Grab a bag of Cheesy Poofs, tell the kitty to stay away from your pot pie, and read all about the origins, secrets, and impact of Eric Cartman. -
Professor Farnsworth's Most Important Futurama Invention Is One You Miss All The Time
One invention of his that often goes unappreciated is his dark matter engine, a remarkable innovation that runs the Planet Express Ship and could literally change the universe. -
What Patrick's House Should Really Look Like In SpongeBob Squarepants
As it turns out, this starfish's living situation is far more complex than the show initially let on. -
Things Only Adults Notice In X-Men: The Animated Series
X-Men: The Animated Series dazzled '90s viewers with action, drama, and real-world storytelling. So sophisticated is this cartoon, in fact, that a whole lot of it goes over kids' heads. We're here to explore those details aimed straight at X-Men's older audience. -
15 Best Simpsons Christmas Episodes Ranked
When we think of Simpsons holiday adventures, we usually think of the annual Treehouse of Horror episodes ... but The Simpsons doesn't forget about Christmas. -
The Hermes Joke Only Adult Futurama Fans Understand
Fans of Futurama know that the team behind the science fiction cartoon always put considerable effort into the production of each episode. And within each episode there are callbacks, Easter eggs, and layered jokes that can make viewers think twice about a line they just heard. -
The Sokka Detail That Bothers Avatar: The Last Airbender Fans
There's one thing about Sokka that doesn't quite add up, and it has to do with one of his most prominent traits: his cynicism. He's the kind of guy who likes to question everything going on around him, sarcastically or otherwise. -
The Hermes Visual Gag In Futurama That Means More Than You Think
Futurama is almost as famous for its references and Easter eggs as it is for its social satire and humor. The show is funny, for sure, but it's also filled from start to finish with nods and callbacks. Some are simple, and easy to spot. Others are more obscure, and go years without being noticed. -
What You Never Noticed About Aang And Zuko's Hair In Avatar: The Last Airbender
Some fans have been apt to point out that an interesting visual motif cues this symmetry in Aang and Zuko's character arcs: their constantly evolving haircuts. -
The Flexo Mistake That Bothers Futurama Fans
As we know from 'Bendin' in the Wind,' Bender malfunctions and starts singing folk songs when he's near a magnet. How can Bender wear the Flexo goatee if it's established magnets turn him into a folk singer? -
What You Never Noticed About Toph And Swamps In Avatar: The Last Airbender And The Legend Of Korra
The creators of both Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra spare no expense in weaving a vast, intricate narrative tapestry. All these little details can deepen fans' appreciation, and many may be things that went unnoticed the first time around. One such detail has to do with Toph. -
The Futurama Joke That Took Two Days To Write
In 2017, the cast and creators of Futurama fielded fan questions during a Reddit AMA. One of the more intriguing behind-the-scenes stories involved the writers' room taking two whole days to come up with a single line of dialogue. No one can say the writers ever phoned it in. -
This Was The Inspiration Behind The Rick And Morty Theme Song
An alcoholic grandfather. A timid kid. And a universe of possibilities. There's a lot that Rick and Morty did correctly right from the start, and one of the most overlooked aspects of the show is its perfect theme song. -
How Avatar: The Last Airbender's Zuko Is More Powerful Than Fans Realize
Zuko's battle with Azula in particular may prove that he's more powerful than anyone thought. Here's the fan observation that proves it. -
The Avatar: The Last Airbender Detail That Makes Zuko's Story More Tragic
It's arguable that no other Avatar character changes as much as Zuko does in the course of the show, or faces a greater degree of tragedy. This one detail makes that story even more tragic than it was to begin with. -
Why Fry's Unfreezing In Futurama Puzzles Fans
On the beloved animated comedy Futurama, there are plenty of clever background details that eagle-eyed enthusiasts could discover. But not everything within the world of Futurama was necessarily thought out perfectly
