The Colourful World Of BRITISH MODERN CARTOONS
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- I talk about five different British animated TV shows from the 2010's and onwards!
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I sometimes forget Gumball was made at a London based studio.
Very easy to forget, since nothing takes place there
Same
The show was animated by Cartoon Network Development Studios Europe (now called Hanna Barbera Studios Europe) it’s basically a UK division of Cartoon Network who are also known for the series The Adventures of Prince Ivandoe. They also did a couple of co-productions in the past for shows like Robotboy, Hero 108, The Cramp Twins, Fat Dog Mendoza and Chop Socky Chooks.
Fun Fact: Some of the same voice cast from Gumball were also in the CGI Thomas and Friends including Kerry Shale and Teresa Gallagher.
Teresa voices a character in octobauts as well lol. Jeez
You learn smth new everyday
@@the-cool-creatorI used to watch that show all the time
Kerry Shale voices Rufus in Deponia too!
I know that
I have now noticed that I watched an odd amount of British cartoons growing up
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I almost started crying when i heard the word “Octonauts”
Me too
same that was my childhood and i didnt even know it was british😭
Ranking every Thomas and Friends villain would go crazy
Sailor John or diesel 10 would be number one
@@kwproductions6737 There's no way Diesel 10 would be number 1 thanks to a certain Thomas special *Cough Cough* Day of The Diesels *Cough Cough*
I'd put Diesel of all villains in the top 5 imo, just for the scheme he pulled in Dirty Work, and it worked like a charm... for a while anyway.
Betting the Troublesome trucks for number 1
@@waylyndvollema7395 "Chase him, bump him, throw him off the rails!"
The trucks truly don't care about sense. They only ever care about causing chaos to the lives of the other engines just for the sake of their own amusement.
That is until Oliver had the best revenge arc in the entire Railway Series.
I still enjoy octonauts even though I'm 20. I love how they balance fun engaging stories and also facts about sealife I was kinda excited when above and beyond came out
One of the SNAs in my school has a cousin who works at the studio that animates Octonauts.
That's brilliant
This show is my childhood as a 2010s kid💀
@@LightBloxVidsYT The gups were so awesome looking to me as a kid, that eventually evolved into a liking for Mechas and tanks-
I’m happy Hilda is getting more attention. Netflix really didn’t care about promoting it at all. I also feel you should’ve talked about the cgi seasons of Thomas more than you did. Specifically seasons 17-21 are much better examples of cgi Thomas.
They did release a set of plushies and other stuff For Hilda, My brother actually got one and i belive a set of 2 bootleg plushies we're also avaible sometime
Ehh model Thomas was still better
There's 21 seasons?
@@ego-lay_atman-bay 24 actually (Thomas, not Hilda), and a spin-off
@@Christopherbellfan203 wow, how is it still going on? The best season were the first ones.
The Amazing World of Gumball is one of my all time favorite shows. That show combines surrealism and breaks the rules of logic, while being one of the most hilarious shows I've ever seen.
Fact: Bluey > Peppa Pig
Another fun fact: Wilbert Awdry had taken the time and effort to stretch and flesh out the lore and world of Sodor, so much so that he instantly became one of my favourite authors because of that.
@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 It’s absolutely insane how well fleshed out Sodor was, it wasn’t just “train have face” it practically had a full history as though it’s a real place
The reason why people compare peppa pig and bluey, is because they're both about an animal family of 2 parents and 2 kids. Plus, peppa pig actually inspired bluey. I mean, seriously, the creator saw peppa pig, and wanted something like it for australians, but he also decided to just make it actually really really good.
Except Peppa is just a brat, while Bluey loves to have fun and learn how to play fairly with her sister and friends.
He’s avenged Peppa pig 🫡
The concept of scrap never really died out in the original series, as it's still brought up well into the full CGI era. I mean there's literally an episode in s19 where a rumor, which is was untrue, that Toby was going to be scrapped 'The Truth About Toby', and they also establish in s18's 'Toad's Adventure' that Oliver seems to enjoy recounting the story of his and Toad's escape from scrap.
Mark Baker, the co-creator of Peppa Pig, also made "The Village". An animated short that criticizes crab mentality and hypocrisy within a community. Quite a contrast to his later works.
The mouth movements in Thomas and Friends were animated to Pierce Brosnan's narration, but after he left the series HiT scrambled to get Michael Angelis back to do the narration. But since they couldn't reanimate the character's mouths he had to dub over them.
They brought back Michael Brandon too.
@@JonathanAsiamah Yep. His narration also sounds off.
@@ThomasFisher-jr6bn Plus, the advantage Series 1-11 had was that the narrator can tell the stories at their own pace.
I really really love Octonauts I love that show so much when I was a little kid and I owned a lot of the toys and played with them in the bathtub when I was like six I just have a fascination with British cartoons and I remember playing a lot of the games on the Disney Junior website
Don’t worry. The cgi series of Thomas does get a lot better when we get to season 17.
Not the hasbro cartoon
@@skootergirl22 Mattel
fax. Big world adventure was ok but cgi s17 was rlly gud.
You'll be pleased to know that the cgi by Arc productions really improved and made the facial movements more cuter and more believable in seasons 17-24 and more like the classic series.
I didn’t know Gumball was a British show, and it’s really good!
american-British
Octonauts and Wild Kratts made up 90% of my childhood and When I was a really really young baby I was completely scared of the theme they used for when something mysterious was happening.
Walt even heard about Charle and Lola, you should have put it on the 2000s British cartoons. 👍🏻
AkA: Peppa Pig but actually good.
@@Coroplocs-Chameleonit's British's ripoff of max and Ruby as well, existed max is a little girl and Ruby is a big brother now
Why is everything a rip off when it comes to children shows? Its like the British dennis t
Ripped off the yank one @ryanwilkins2233
charlie and lola was my childhood
I still called strawberry milkshake
Pink milk
Because of that show
Also there a time I was.in Hamley Toy store and the theme instrumental music was playing another customer was like “where do I know this from”
It then got to me as I knew it but couldn’t place it until it click. Walk back other and when it Charlie and Lola
I am an American, but somehow I grew up with all of these shows-
Oh yes, I totally agree with you about the season 3 of Hilda. I liked season 1, really liked season 2, loved the movie but freaking adored season 3.
And here comes the part where I geek out about it as much as I can because by Hylia there was a LOT to dig about that season when I analysed it (which I usually do with the things I like for some reason). Spoilers by the way:
The way death is pretty present in this season. Firstly with the "fairy mounds". Since most of the time they were ancient graves from very ancient people that regular ancient people (ancient people that's less ancient that the very ancient people) mistook for something mystical...I don't know if it was the inspiration to make the fairy isles pretty much the afterlife in season 3, a place where it's easy to go but impossible to return from, where time doesn't pass, where Hilda's grandparents are... And Hilda's father after he was "crushed" by a troll. A place where Hilda arrives on a boat like she just crossed the Styx. A place where Hilda and her friends had to be dugged out of the first time they accidentally stumbled there... Seriously, with that reading, the finale goes from being amazing to being freaking metal.
Almost forgot to mention the deerfoxes being able to cross over through aurora borealis, those were also considered to be the bridge between the living and the dead by the people pf North America.
The way Ryan Carlson, the music composer behind the show's themes, used ancient chords in the fairy isles musical motive to give the place an out of time vibe, Aeolian mode or mode of A (the note), a form of minor scale different from the usual and more recent harmonic minor scale which was used in ancient Greece and actually gave birth to the modern minor scale I mentioned (major scale coming from the mode of C or Ionian mode which is exactly the same thing as the modern major scale). It was used by the ancient Greeks to express laments by the way, so totally in tune with the Fairy Isles.
The way it somehow outdid the movie when it tied everything together at the end and tied even more things together by addressing questions we never even had but were right there from the start.
Not that Hilda had a weirdly absent father that might or might not have been "ded", I and the other Hilda fans definitely wondered about that several times and even thought at one point that the bell keeper might be him (which I'm sure the showrunners made fun of at the end by making these two very specific characters bump into each other in the epilogue). More like the hair colour which we assumed was just a stylistic choice since most things in this show were either blue or orange, and why Hilda and Johanna lived in that far off valley all "alone" at the beginning of the show/comics. Or even dumber details like why Hilda flew during the opening credits.
I'm kinda bummed that this show ended, the comics is not exactly the same sadly, it lacks Frida and David for one thing. It is a great comics and one that I'll definitely keep reading but it's not the same. But at least the show went with a bang.
Oh, by the way, I highly encourage people that enjoyed this show to check Ryan Carlson's youtube page where he put all its OST: ruclips.net/channel/UCNVhgkbQfE4SbDhHKKh9pEw
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I like this show a lot okay?!
I fricking laughed my ass off after you mentoined the spider ep is banned in Australi
I dont know if you didn't know this: but thomas and friends shifted in quality all the way back at season 8.
I rewatched Hilda and the move a lot
I didn’t know gumball was British and so am I
Don’t tell him this was actually from Europe
@@ALLPROS_realBritain is Europe.
@@justinarzola4584 fr it is
@@justinarzola4584as a Welsh person I can confirm this
@@lisa-marieowen3596Are You An Actual Human Or Secretly Two Sheep In A Trenchcoat?
When I was younger I was absolutely obsessed with everything relating to the ocean and sea life, octonauts was the perfect show for me and I absolutely loved it, whenever it’s brought up now my mother even mentions enjoying it too, I have so much nostalgia for that lovely show.
Gumball is really cool! As for Peppa Pig, I always disliked the show. I didn't see Bluey yet, but I hear it's really good.
Seeing octonauts just gave me sooooo many childhood flashbacks omg. Thank you youtube and thank YOU for making this video.
I used to really like Peppa Pig cause it was eerily close and relatable to my family. Like my brother is obsessed with dinosaurs and had the exact same cry as george, also one time a psychiatrist thought he was a different kid and called him George for a month.
My dad is the exact same as daddy pig and even played the accordion and the song he’d play to me to get me to sleep (he thought it was taking the piss lol). He and his brother once fell asleep to me reception play in almost a complete recreation.
I once got a self insert book when I was three, and they just put a random human into the artsyle, and even as a toddler I thought it was very uncreative and stupid lol.
Two of my favorite shows are on this list, and I think they deserve more recognition!
Jambareeqi, if you wanna see some more classic Thomas content, I recommend the Trampy Movies. They're basically adaptations of the first few stories from the Railway Series, and great adaptations of that.
-While some stories remained relatively unchanged, other stories have elements that shake things up and make the stories feel like new experiences.
-The characters are quite a bit meaner than they are in the show (Except for Edward and Percy, who are arguably NICER than they were in the show), but they all still feel like the same characters we've always known them as, and the movies do manage to give reasons for their behaviors.
-Kyle, the guy behind this series, voices EVERY SINGLE character, and he does such a great job of making them all sound distinct, and different from each other. And he ESPECIALLY does a good job at screaming, which happens a LOT.
-While their is some swearing throughout the series, it's mild and happens sparingly, so the movies never feel TOO adult.
Octonauts, and Wild Kratts should be the gold standard for balancing education with entertainment.
I watched Octonauts as a kid and completely forgot that Shellington (the sea otter) was Scottish. What a weird feeling to hear these voices again!
I was confused when I saw Octonauts on the listing, because I thought the creators were an American-Canadian team (by Vicki Wong and Michael C. Murphy) but it couldv'e been animated in the UK, so yeah, I'm kinda dumb for that :P
Peppa actually started in 2004, and at the end of this month turns 20 🤯
is it weird that im from America but grew up on all of these shows except for Hilder?
I was not expecting to see Octonauts mentioned again. That was my jam as a young kid.
Also, The Amazing World Of Gumball is genuinely one of my favorite cartoons ever made
Edit: OK WHERE THE HELL CAN I WATCH HILDA!!!
On Netflix
As someone one who grew up watch octonauts I can say that this is the only reason I passed my marine class.
13:19 Now this is a show I actually do like as it dose show the thought Process of an Autistic child with even the animal characters possessing traits of different forms of Autism plus the show even got voice actors who are on the Spectrum to voice the characters
I didn't know gumball was a British cartoon
I absolutely loved this video! Personally my favourite modern British animated shows would be Hilda, don’t hug me I’m scared (it technically counts), the amazing world of gumball, strange hill high, Matt Hatter Chronicles and Dead end: Paranormal Park (yeah funny enough that show technically counts as a British cartoon as it was done by Blink Industries a british animation company)
Matt hatter is British? Thought it was a American cartoon
@@skootergirl22 the show is a half British half Canadian production as it was produced by platinum films, an animation subsidiary of Pinewood studios and Arc Productions who would later go on to do the cgi for Thomas the Tank Engine
@@gojirafan0577 kind of like bb3b or monster hotel
@@skootergirl22 I guess so!
@@skootergirl22 if you don’t mine me asking what is Monster Hotel I’ve never heard of it before?
Although apple and onion has British voice actors but it’s American it should be on this video!
i love all of these shows i seen them all
Yo, Danger Mouse, Octonauts, Thomas and Friends (except Season 12), Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps (well, the US dub, cuz I'm American), Sheeep, and Bob the Builder (original and the reboot somehow cuz I grew up with both) were the bomb.
Great Video! But for the Hilda section the title is marked as 'Hilder' instead
22:27 the reason why both narrators sound off in season 12 is because originally the narrator for season 12 was going to be narrated by Pierce Brosnan he did narrate all the episodes of season 12 because all the lip movements where animated to his voice however for some unknown reason he called it quits and they had to quickly get the original narrators. However since the lip syncing was already animated and there was limited time left before season 12 met its release deadline they had to rush narration but they also had to try and sync their voices to the pre animated lip syncs.
I loved octonouts! I watched that and peppa pig most of my childhood! I still watch octonouts now, since its the most calm kid show i like now
Gumball is definitely a fan favourite and I’m really looking forward for the upcoming 7th season
Octonauts is the best peice of media ever made and you cannot tell me otherwise.
14:13 By the way in the future I think you should do a ranking video on the best Australian cartoons
Me as American always remember Octonauts it was an OG
Introduction 0:00
Octonauts 0:15
The Amazing World of Gumball 4:10
Peppa Pig 9:29
Hilda 15:19
Thomas and Friends (Season 12) 21:01
Ending 24:59
Octonauts, Peppa Pig and Thomas and Friends will never get old. Those are such classic series’.
Even though they have multiple plot holes.
Edit: Yeah I kinda agree with you about Peppa pig. (Sigh) atleast I love the memes
Opinion time, I love Hilda, I hope it never leaves netflix.
Kinda odd 101 Dalmatian Street wasn’t even mentioned, but lovely video nevertheless! Hilda, Gumball and Octonauts are true masterpieces (Kinda curious how Gumball's hybrid origin started to be more prevalent as the series went through)
Some of my favorite British animated series include Charlie and Lola, Kipper the Dog, The Secret Show and The Creature Cases.
Ah man octonauts 😭😭😭 i remember watching the DVD’s of them when i was younger, great times i wish i could just go back😭
I grew up in Barbados 🇧🇧 so I watched a lot of these
22:26 it is because the narrator for the great discovery voiced it all but quit so they scrambled and got Micheal but he had to speak fast for the cgi to look right
Wait Gumball is a modern British cartoon?
Edit: I realized that Gumball's creator is British
french
I know it’s not a cartoon but this is my personal favourite British show. What do you think about mr tumble.
How am I such a fan of Gumball but didn’t even know it was British
but half american
Kind of odd that Roary The Racing Car hasn’t been mentioned on this series
i am unashamed to admit that i love the octonauts, i would die for them
British animation is the best ❤
Anyone else find it funny how Kwazii from Octonauts, and James from Thomas & Friends are both voiced by Rob Rackstraw?
I actually remember watching that episode of Octonauts
Octonauts was my favorite childhood show😍
I used to watch octonauts, it was amazing, the characters and the episodes.
The Octonauts are British!? I watched the Chinese dub and it has a song about the animals we met in the episode in the end. I also Watched the German dub and it doesn’t has a song.
Gumball was made buy brits that explains why it’s so funny
Yoooooo octonauts was my childhood
I remember all this...the nostolgia.
As a Colourblocks fan I’m confused is this gonna be one big ai cover of diffrent British cartoons singing the song or is it gonna dive in the colourful world of cartoons?
Please do a top 5 Hilda episodes
I’m really bummed out that you didn’t talk abney and teal, it’s a charming as hell show
bro summoned the entire ttte community
Octonauts remind me of animal crossing...
10:50 Zoe Zebra must be darned after watching that
What do you mean by that?
I didn’t know that the amazing world of gumball was a British cartoon until I saw this videos thumbnail.
I never knew TAWOG was british!
And its also my favourite CN show
4:35
Octonauts was animated by an Irish studio
Octonauts is fire. I watched it on Netflix. It’s great for Americans to
To keep things up with Kids shows, can you please do a ranking of all the PBS kids shows and a review of the Dora franchise?
Thomas season 1-5 aired on CN that’s why it was dark
6-Onwards aired On nick Jr
Where's the Cbeebies "Peter Rabbit" show 🐰
I love that show 💓😊
I got the whale shark to say “a.”:Truly inspirational words.
2:28 I just now realise what this sounds like! (I know he’s saying what are you putting on my ship, but it just sounds like something different) 💀
I’ve never watched bluey but I’ve heard good things.
Is it me who kinda likes Peppa pig? I do agree with other people’s opinions saying the show was trash, and people saying bluey is better (which I also agree). But do you realize bluey was inspired by Peppa pig? The maker of bluey said that.
(Also, yes, I have to watch the video to see your opinion on Peppa pig)
Well, the maker of Bluey actually used to work on Peppa Pig, so maybe that's why?
Oh, and he also did stuff on Charlie and Lola.
Next do aussi
I grew up mostly on the cgi version of Thomas and friends so when I saw that they removed the (their 2 their 4 their 6 their 8) theme song and changed the look of the show I was angry
The scrap thing about Thomas is that you got to remember that these are locomotives yeah sure there alive but still engines it’s a bit dark I’ll give you that but mortality is part of our lives and it does show that mortality is something that no one can unfortunately escape
It's also what gave The Railway Series books its own respective charm as well. It was never afraid to delve into deeper real life elements while still being charming for children.
See "Saved from Scrap", the "Duck and Diesel" trilogy, "Bluebells of England", the "Enterprising Engines" saga etc..
Bro. I loved Thomas as a kid. I was disappointed when they switched to CGI. The whole point of the show was that it was made with real toys and only one guy voiced everyone. When you take that away, you kinda get nothing. And yes. I loved Octonauts quite a bit. It was definitely a great show. Oh. And Hilda might be new but I’ve been enjoying it a ton. It’s nice
As unlucky tug said once “it Dosnt talk down to its audience” and a moral isn’t said out loud that’s what he said
Thomas and friends, has to be one of the darkest British cartoons
Idk why it's here. The show came out in 1984
What
The Amazing World of Gumball: The Best Show made in the United Kingdom
Octonauts and Thomas were my childhood
Gumball is the king of Out of Context clips
Maybe that's why bluey is more popular than peppa, they tackle more serious matters in a way children would understand, also i forgot AWOG was British
Not to put it on a pedestal, but Thomas too as well. It deals with the prospect of scrap and the inevitability of the future.
@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 not the go series
Bluey is popular but not as big as Peppa not even by a mile
@@Dimensions315 But a wise person once said, "quality over quantity".
@@skootergirl22 Well ye obviously not.
I'm talking about the Railway Series mostly.