She had kid adult vibes to me when I was a kid since she could like. Explore, and had a house and could bake and walk everything I never thought that hard into it tho ngl
She was like Dora, a kid that could do adult things like bake and travel long distances alone or with just some animal companions. What REALLY threw me off was Apple Dumplin.’ Do the fruit kids just spawn like cabbage patch kids? Was Strawberry at one point caring for a newborn all alone? Maybe they have accelerated lifespans, and that’s why the kids act older than they appear, and there’s no adults anywhere
Pumpkins and gourds are actually berries! A good rule of thumb is that if they have many seeds inside, they’re berries, and if they only have one, they’re drupes. If they have seeds outside they’re accessory fruits iirc, so strawberries aren’t berries, they’re accessories.
@@Iputtheunctionalinfunctional apples are pommes, which are slightly different ad noir ember said, but idt there's many pommes out there, so I didn't think on mentioning them
Same 😂 Idk if I still have it but I colored In a coloring book so wrong with the colors and Im sure if I see those colors I’d be so mad at past me with how I am at making sure anything that is from media and set color schemes is colored the same way 😂
*Fun Fact:* There was a pilot of a _Strawberry Shortcake_ reboot from 2017 that was originally going to be CGI, but it was later reworked into 2D in the 2021 series. Now, that 2017 SS pilot become part of the lost media.
I remember being upset when they changed Strawberry Shortcake to look more feminine. Having a tomboy-ish female lead was a breath of fresh air. Of course, tomboy dolls don't sell.
@@tulip811In fact I once had a cherry jam. I loved it, but I played with it like it was an action figure. One day my sister fought with me because I didn't want to wear the clothes she chose and she set the doll on fire. I was grounded because she said I did it and my mother didn't want to give me another one.
@@tulip811 this is new info... I thought everyone had one. I still have the big doll with her strawberry scented hair (which is now unfortunately matted because I played with it so much. 😭)
Did anyone else grow up with those early 2000s Strawberry Shortcake VHS tapes with the boxes that smelled like strawberries? I still have them and opening the box brings back so many memories
Yes! 🩷There were dvds at some point too, which I also ended up getting when I was little. Glad someone else remembers this! Now I want to dig through all my VHS tapes
The 2003 version hits so hard. It was my first introduction of Strawberry Shortcake🍓🍰 The 2009 one is also apart of my childhood and i loved it while it aired, but the 2003 one will forever hit hard for me, especially the theme song!✨
Come on, the 2009 theme is so good though. She's a berry bitty girl with berry big possibilities. That's the only part I remember, it's been 14 years. But the fact that I remember it at all after 14 years shows a lot.
I used to play the 2007 dvd on repeat. For years I've had the lyric "that girl's so sweet just like her name" (spanish version) popping up randomly in my head. It's way too catchy.
i grew up with the 2009 one and honestly i still go and rewatch it sometimes. i haven't actually seen the 2003 one but '09 will always be in my heart. plus the theme song is iconic.
I grew up with the 2009 one as well but became obsessed with the 2003 one I would watch old episodes and clips on my dads old computer on school nights lol
I always liked the 2003 version 1. Cause I grew up on it and 2. Cause the clothes they wore is so for “play” like they’re all in jeans or overalls, the whole world is built for play and is 100% a children’s world Their personalities, for the time, were really unique and they had great traits and whatnot. Like Ginger Snap being a mechanic and engineer, Rainbow Sorbet living on a boat and being a nomad and whatnot
Loveddddd Ginger Snap :( I want her back... They just replace her with the new "better" Lemon Meringue. I don't like new Merengue I have plans to go into cosmetology and do hair. I will say her personality after some research was kind eh.... Freaking love Blueberry Muffin and Orange Blossom. I am also a sensitive art kid ;v; (Sensitive not as in a mean way. Just I am somewhat emotional lol)
My favorite iteration of Strawberry shortcake was the one I grew up with, the 2003 version. My late grandmother got me into the franchise when I was a toddler and the show has stayed with me my entire life. Even as a 21 year old woman I find myself going back to Strawberry shortcake when I just need that feel good safe space I had as a child.
i’m also 21 and shocked to see so many growing up with the 2009 version! i remember when it came out hating it bc it looked so different! growing up with the 2003 scented dvd case was just 🤌🤌
@@kaitlynzuniga I had the strawberry shortcake 2003 version of the christmas special. The case AND DVD smelled like strawberries and oh my GOD it smelled so good
@@kaitlynzuniga haha, I absolutely hated it too. Not only did it look so different, but if I recall the one time I did watch it (first one) Strawberry Shortcake said that Berry Bitty City is the only home she's ever known, or something to that extent, which made me incredibly bitter. You can't just erase my childhood and pretend to be the same person!
I loved strawberry shortcake more than hello kitty I’m 16 now and still love strawberry shortcake I wanna dress up as one of the characters for Halloween
the 2003 and earlier eras are my favorite!! when they get more modern and away from the candyland world, i struggle to see it as the same character/world :( i remember not really seeing them as kids or teens, but like, Fruit Gjinkas as their own species without age! sorta like, fairies or something
I agree with you but they also cut many characters from the newer stuff and when I watched the 2012 and other stuff the world felt small I have episodes on DVD and my favorite one is call friends around the world. As the new characters are not just based on a food but different culture. Qnd I thought tat was cute and cool.
19:58 I really liked that they made raspberry mean again. Although i miss how she used to be just easy to annoy rather than truly mean. The 2003 movies had her be like that but she had a soft spot especially for lemon which I thought was cool.
I grew up with the 2003 and 2007 versions of Strawberry Shortcake! It was definitely one of my favorite shows as a kid and I still adore those versions of her (hence my username lol)
Strawberry Shortcake was fun, but Lemon Meringue was my GIRL in the earlier series. Alongside that, I’ve seen the 2021 series and love it a ton, remaining faithful to the source material, but taking it in a unique and fun way, paired with great music, animation full of character, and cool character interactions, and Berry in the Big City is a show I’ve watched with my brother thrice!
Berry In The Big City is easily a fun show to watch with it's music, characters, being faithful to the franchise while also bringing some new things there and how fun this show can be. It always makes me smile on how great this show is on how I grew up with the 2003 series as a kid.
I agree! However, I do wish that they committed to the berry theme, they could’ve easily made the city super berry inspired and kept the nature aesthetic in an urban setting. However, I do admit I have so much fun watching the new generation.
I grew up watching 2003 Strawberry Shortcake over and over again, seeing clips from the DVD I had made me feel so nostalgic! The DVD cases smelled like strawberries which was such a fun detail. I always thought of Strawberry and her friends as around the 8-12 range, she's old enough to take care of herself and her little sister all on her own while still being young enough for other kids to relate.
2003 peak. That version had such a good impact on me that anytime I see strawberry shortcake I cant help but think of the intro song. STRAW BA BA BA BA BUH BERRY ! x2 SHORTCAKE ! THAT GIRLS SO SWEET, JUST LIKE HER NAME !!! :musical_note: Oh and yes, Custard was a major comfort for me since everyone validated Custard for having issues and dissagreements- something I never got. I was also furious when they made pupcake green instead of blue. (Oh and I adore huckleberry and blossom) I remember there was this coloring/cook book and I would use it religiously as a child. Oh and yes, im 17 now.
I loved Strawberry Shortcake! The 2003 Strawberry Shortcake was my childhood! The minute I saw this video pop up in my notifications I immediately clicked!
This. The theme songs lives rent free in my brain. I was "too old" for all the other versions afterwards. It was super weird to see that it had kept going.
Wow, I remember the 2003 series. I remember a pink DVD (it smelled like strawberries if I remember correctly) of some of the episodes! I definitely was obsessed with the character designs growing up. Lol, maybe it’s part of the reason why I grew up to love fashion so much. Thanks for covering the history and reminding me of this!
Oh my god! Your memory is correct with the strawberry scented cd! I used to have the strawberry shortcake doll when I was younger with the cd in the box :😅
I LOVED Strawberry Shortcake when I was little. I got lucky and won a Strawberry Shortcake bracelet, I wore that thing until it broke. Also, I know you were joking, but technically pumpkins ARE berries! So I agree, there should have been a pumpkin character.
Strawberry shortcake was a big part of my childhood. I remember my parents bought me a dvd of all the episodes of the 2003 version as well as merchandise like stickers, doll, and a bag. I'm surprised that this show wasn't well known. For me, the 2003 version will always be the most iconic one since, it's close to home ❤ This show was so sweet and lighthearted that as a kid, it always brought me to a good mood whenever I watch it.
“You don’t really see a lot of shows nowadays that have a good in between of a good story and really focusing on that turn off your brain, have fun sort of feel. Cute characters in a cute world...without being boring.” YES!!! Thank you so much!!! This is what I’m waiting for!!!
Have you watched much of Berry in the Big City? I was apprehensive about the character design at first (was absolutely obsessed with Strawberry Shortcake when I was 5, in 2003) but when I actually gave the series a chance I LOVED it. Very much MLP also-funny-for-adults humour and vibe. They seem to be young adults maybe- they have full on businesses and live away from their parents? (I haven’t watched a ton so correct me if that lore is wrong lol) I also really love that Strawberry is a self-employed work from home girlie with a fluffy cat… like girl that’s me!!!! Anyway you should give it a chance if you haven’t 🥰
I haven’t watched big city just because I wasn’t super interested in what I was seeing and never saw anyone talk about it but mlp vibes are definitely something I like so I’ll actually check it out now
No, they are pretty much children/teenagers in the series. They do live with their parents, but it's normal in their world to have some kind of business (it was always like that in this franchise). I mean there are literal adults in the show, we know what they look like.
@@smart.but.stupid It's so funny when they drive the food trucks. Like, hello, little strawberry girl, you cannot even reach the rear view mirror, how do you have a driver's license?
I really loved the 2009 one when I was younger. There was something about the animation that was very…satisfying to me(?) even if it’s not that good looking back
This genuinly made me cry, 2003 Strawberry Shortcake is such a precious part of my childhood and everytime I see clips of it I get so emotional Q.Q Great video as always!!!
Strawberry Shortcake is so nostalgic for me. I grew up watching the 2003 version and then later the 2009/13 one with my siblings. As a kid I had several Strawberry Shortcake toys, including a doll that would sign the Friendship Grows Like a Flower song. I think my biggest problem with the newer adaptations is that they’ve strayed away from what originally made the character. They’ve forgotten that she’s Strawberry *Shortcake*, not just Strawberry
I grew up with the 2003 version, and I always imagined her a bit older than me. So she was 8-10 in that version for me. Also 2003 Sour Grapes is iconic!!
I don't know if you've already seen it, but if you want something else to watch with slice of life fantasy vibes, may I suggest the cartoon Hilda? My mom and I recently watched the first episode and trust me, the vibes are immaculate and cozy and you know, insert your adjective of choice here. The screenshots I've seen of the Moomin animated series also seem to fit that vibe, I haven't watched it myself yet though.
I can second that Hilda is a wonderful show. It has that 'magical world that would be neat to just exist in' vibe, while also having a bit more of the story-focused character stuff, more on the 'solvable through exploration and trying to understand stuff'. I particularly like that the show establishes layers of weirdness - like how in the city there is the 'normal weirdness', but then there's weird stuff that the city people don't believe or won't deal with, but Hilda is more used to, being originally from out of town, but then there's weirdness that even she's out of her depth with. It helps make the world feel more organic, because there does exist a 'normal' to these people, even if it's a very weird normal. :)
SEASON 2 SPOILERS I love Hilda but that one episode where they went to the Library and Frida become a witch instead of Hilda made me super angry cause I really wanted to see Hilda be a witch 😭
I'd like the Purple Pie Man to return in a future Strawberry Shortcake series. Maybe as a Robbie Rotten type of villain who just wants to ruin everyone's day. And perhaps also have Raspberry Tart and Sour Grapes as his minions. Bumbling around like Team Rocket. And Orange Blossom, maybe theme her around orange cream popsicles in a future series.
As a 2008 baby, 2009-20015 Strawberry Shortcake was my favourite thing ever, I have the fondest memories of watching it in the car headrest tv on roadtrips, the awesomely strong smelling dolls and their matching outfits, it's the best one for me
Fantasy/Fantastical Slice of Life is the best genre. Even superhero fandom has a big demand for slice of life but superheroes. So much fan work and love of scenes and stories that show what they are doing between missions.
My grandpa died from cancer too, he was only in his 50’s. I was only 10 when he died, and what scares me is that I’m forgetting him. The older I get the fainter the memories become. And one day, I won’t have any memories of him left.
I rewatched all the various SSC cartoons last summer, and that really hammered home to me that every version has its pros and cons. The 80s specials set the stage for all the versions to come and have a pretty good pedigree: the first three were written by the guy who wrote the Rankin/Bass Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, and have songs by Flo & Eddie (same guys from The Turtles). The last three were one of Nelvana's earlier projects with songs by John Sebastian. Plus, Russi Taylor is *the* voice of Strawberry Shortcake. But the other characters didn't have a lot of, well, character. The first three specials at least gave the new characters something to do, but the last three treated them all as interchangeable. As you said, the 2003 version has that cozy feeling, and the character designs are great, but the animation was often not so great. My biggest gripe about the series, especially when it was coming out, is that the voice acting was done mostly by actual children, but without enough voice direction to make them sound good. The main cast got better as the series went on, but those first four specials are painful. Despite the unfortunate sameness of the character designs, Berry Bitty Adventures is my favorite version, partially because there are actual professional voice actors again, but mostly just because I like the writing more. And that they didn't try to cram in as many characters as possible, a flaw of both the 80s and 2003 version. The new characters added actually get to develop, and the characters already there didn't have to fade into the background to make way for the new ones. But the mid-2000s CG is definitely a detriment, though you do get used to it after a while. Berry in the Big City's biggest flaw is that each episode is only 4 minutes long. It's hard to really develop the characters in such a short time. It's other main flaw is that it's sometimes painfully obvious that it was made by people who worked on MLP (like how they turned Sour Grapes into a Maud clone). Other than that, this is a really solid SSC iteration. The characters are all pretty distinct, the animation is fun, the songs are good, and the episodes are able to do a lot with their short runtime (most of the time).
I mean... the Rudish Mickey shorts were usually 2-3 minutes. Yet, they are still enjoyable. I don't really mind cartoons becoming just mini shorts for only 2-6 minutes. Also, about the animation in the 2003 series, you probably know it's from DiC. A studio that is notorious for having stiff animation (mostly during its final years, 1996-2008).
As someone who grew obsessed with the 2003 one like i would cry to my parents to buy dvds of it,I also watched the 2009 and I really loved it- I remember them having jobs was my favorite thing.I was somehow very invested in The Berry Bitty lore lmao and loved the show. At the time i was not weirded out by the cgi or the fact it was 3D, and up till today not really since i got used to it?? Love the video negative!
This might be because I never watched the other versions but Berry bitty adventures made up quite a bit of my childhood! Maybe because I was so young, I got desensitized to the bad cgi but I remember loving that version. It was my comfort show, the one I'd watch during dinner or for a whole day after getting a splinter out. Idk but I could turn of my brain when I watched it and when I think of strawberry shortcake, I think of berry bitty adventures.
As someone who absolutely thrives on campy villains, 2003 Sour Grapes was my EVERYTHING. Ugh, they did her so dirty. Fashion-wise, iconic, and she had sympathetic qualities. They allowed the Pieman to be an adult villain in the newest reboot, so how come they give her this?? 😔
I never knew they made any other versions. To this day. the song "Scary Holiday", from "Baby Without a Name" still pops into my head. Yes, I am that old. Shut up.
I grew up with the 2009 version. Never saw the 2003 one, didn’t even know it was a show. My first exposure to it was a Christmas book with the 2003 designs and I assumed THEY were the newer designs not the other way around 😂. I think I might still have my Ginger Snap figurine, she’s the only Strawberry Shortcake toy I have. Edit: I do still have Ginger Snap 😄
Still can’t believe after reading the book I went “I wanna see Ginger Snap and Angel Cake in the show” and found out years later that they were, but in an earlier version
Oh my gosh, I remember growing up and watching the Strawberry shortcake 2003 show when I was little. I also still have the music box of Strawberry shortcake to this day.
Man 2003 Strawberry was just so fun! My favorite thing was how the backgrounds look, every setting was just so creative and weirdly very well colored like paintings! It’s just fun to look at! (Oh also that theme song “Straw bababababaerry” bop!) 🍓 heck even my brother loved the show when back cause of how visually creative it is!
I remember borrowing a GBA game based on the show from a friend because I was fascinated with the fact that the game had an episode of the show on it. I also remember the game being decently fun. That and a McDonald's toy of her that smelled like strawberries.
Really hope one day you’ll cover Ruby Gloom, the show that basically shaped my entire personality. I think it would be right up your alley. It very much has those feel good, wholesome comfy slice of life vibes, but more goth and Halloween-y. Pretty similar origins to Strawberry Shortcake too!
I may have watched the 2003 version (it feels really familiar) but I definitely remember watching the 2009 version. The Hub channel was a big part of my childhood, Shezow, Sabrina Secrets of a Teenage Witch, Dan V.S., were all so good :)
In case anyone was wondering, ss had dolls before the 90’s. They were made by the same people who made the ragdoll (which was previously mentioned in the video). And simply to flex, I literally have them all, including banana twirl
The feeling of safety I get from rewatching Strawberry Shortcake, especially the 2003 version, it's unmatched. The Moonlight Mysteries episodes where they go camping and then go hiking through the woods and meet Blueberry Muffin is still my favorite episodes to this day. And no matter what version you watch, the songs all go so hard. It's a travesty what happened to the original artists, but I'm still grateful for these shows. Strawberry herself was my role model, and really helped shape me into who I am today. Have berry wonderful day, everyone! 💋🍓
I really like the big round hats and the big poofy dress and the overall soft round feeling of the greetings card versions that was so cute and got lost, well, almost immediately after the first redesign 😅 I mean I can understand why, but still 😔
The 2003 strawberry shortcake was my first introduction. I had soooo many DVDs and all the cases were pink and always stood out on the shelf. My favorite episodes were the ones with the horses, please tell me I’m not the only one with the pony island song drilled into my head lol.
I grew up with the CGI and I thought the animation looked sm better WHAT!!!! I remember singing the dmx or whatever at the end of the episodes with my sister, I wouldnt say it was my biggest obsession as a kid but it deffinitly has a realitivly special place in my heart
The 2003 version of strawberry shortcake makes me remember of the 80's my little pony, trollz, bratz, girl focused media in general back in the 2000's that was more of a "hey this is a show that doesnt need a lot of brain power, just enjoy it", no over-arching plot, a life lesson hammered somewhere, pretty stuff everywhere and a lot of toys. It was a great time to be a no thoughts head empty child. Also the scene-emo sour grapes is peak character design.
finding out that the creator of strawberry shortcake and the care bears lives in my home city was honestly a nice surprise. she seems like a sweet woman, it sucks that she doesn't get the royalties from what she created, but it seems like she's finding her own way anyway, i hope she's having a good life
Also can we talk about how sour grapes relationship with the pieman constantly changes? In the earliest forms of strawberry shortcake she was his wife then his sister and then in recent years she's his niece?? What???
The main thing I remember was that the 1980's dolls smelled sickeningly sweet that made entire rooms incredibly stinky. As a toy dealer, I can remember how highly collectible the dolls have been.
I don't remember much from Strawberry Shortcake but we have this DVD set. with two CD's I believe, and the CD's were scented with strawberry. A scratch and sniff. I wish I could see whatever reiteration that was, because that's all I remember and I remember absolutely loving it.
13:10 I’m glad you bring up the duality between narrative and setting in a show! Nowadays the later isn’t emphasized, and it’s been a damper in my enjoyment in animated shows. Even with a show I love like Steven Universe, there was a lack of prominent world building that keeps me from describing it as a perfect show. More focus on lore would’ve really helped a colorful sci fi like SU feel more like a cohesive world. Maybe I just like world building more than the average person (probably), but I wish it were treated as important as characters and narrative.
Can I just say, I really enjoy how you transition into your sponsorships, especially in this video. Also, I’m definitely snagging that pumpkin beanie for my sister >:3
i grew up with the 2000s strawberry shortcake cartoon... but also the live action show my dear country did. yes, there is a LIVE ACTION STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE SHOW (or, as we know her, Frutillita) which aired in my home country, argentina. i have no idea if other latin american countries also got to see this but it was *a time*
I remember lowkey wanting to watch the 2003 version whenever it was on, I agree with the whole "feeling safe" argument. It's surprisingly engaging, but in a calm way?
A fun fact that I just remeber: In the latinoamerican dub, most character arent name after desserts but after the fruit they represent but adding the suffix "-ita" at the end to sound more little ans cute. Like instead of Strawberry Shortcake, you had Rosita Fresita/ Frutillita (I've some intros using both, though Rosita Fresita is the most iconic) Orange Blossom- Naranjita Blueberry Muffin- Morita Raspberry Tart- Frambuesita Funnily enough, Lemon Merengüe still was named after a dessert, which was "Pie de Limón"
Welp.. This is the best video I've seen today. A few month ago I remember Strawberry Shortcake and then I casually shifted into "Media Hunter Mode" to try finding all media related things for the franchise. Seeing somebody who had the same passion as me, and made a whole video about the whole franchise, is just AWESOME.
I grew up with the 2003 series too. Especially loved that one episode where the talking pony was kidnapped. And the one where her pets almost died from the cold or something.... I had special tastes as a kid.
Honey pie pony was the horse's name. Adventures in ice cream island and best pets yet were the names of the VHS tapes. I really liked get well adventure and seaberry beach party.
The feeling of safety I get from rewatching Strawberry Shortcake, especially the 2003 version, is unmatched. The Moonlight Mysteries episodes where they go camping and then go hiking through the woods and meet Blueberry Muffin is still my favorite episodes to this day. And no matter what version you watch, the songs all go so hard. It's a travesty what happened to the original artists, but I'm still grateful for these shows. Strawberry herself was my role model, and really helped shape me into who I am today. Have berry wonderful day, everyone! 💋🍓 Edit: For the argument at 8:58, I believe it was the Sweet Dreams movie that Strawberry says, "I'm just a kid, you know?". And then in the 2007 S4 soft reboot, she's driving a car. Make of these as you will! XD
My mom hand-me-downed an entire set of scented Strawberry Shortcake dolls from the eighties, and they still smell fruity. Also Tall Mustache Chef Man’s mustache is removable and I had so much fun with that as a kid
I grew up with the original strawberry shortcake. As I remember having her as a toy. I simply adored the custard cat that she came with. They smelled so good too. Although the one I am most familiar with for the animation is the 2009 version, as I rediscovered her as an adult at the time this was on. So this is my favourite version for this reason.
I was born 2012 but I grew up watching the 2009 version and personally, I found the show really fun and I loved it when I was little but omg yes bluey is going to be forever my favourite kids' show ever even though it came out a little later then when I would've watched more but I still love but it also probably helps that I live in australia soo...
While I didn’t watch a lot of it (only with my cousins) the 2003 Strawberry Shortcake and “The Strawberry Shake” dance song still remains in my head to this day o.o
I had all of the dvds from this strawberry shortcake! The boy was Huckleberry Pie! My 9 year old self's favorites were Custard the cat and Honey Pie Poney lol
I grew up with 2003 version. I remember having the VHS for it when I was a little girl. They did that thing where they scented the plastic. Little me sniffed that thing so many times. My favorite character was Custard the Cat.
Ima be so real the 3D strawberry shortcake was my favorite show growing up. I always liked the art style and the fun aesthetic. I totally get that it's not everyone's cup of tea, but it's definitely mine lol.
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I always kind of assumed the 2003 Strawberry Shortcake was a kid but never really thought about a specific age range.
I also kinda just assumed she was 6-8 in 2003 and was a preteen in the 2007 version but idk
She had kid adult vibes to me when I was a kid since she could like. Explore, and had a house and could bake and walk everything
I never thought that hard into it tho ngl
I always thought of her as older because she was taking care of a baby and 2 pets
She was like Dora, a kid that could do adult things like bake and travel long distances alone or with just some animal companions. What REALLY threw me off was Apple Dumplin.’ Do the fruit kids just spawn like cabbage patch kids? Was Strawberry at one point caring for a newborn all alone? Maybe they have accelerated lifespans, and that’s why the kids act older than they appear, and there’s no adults anywhere
I felt like she was around 10, and that Apple (her baby cousin/sister???) was like 2.
Pumpkins and gourds are actually berries! A good rule of thumb is that if they have many seeds inside, they’re berries, and if they only have one, they’re drupes. If they have seeds outside they’re accessory fruits iirc, so strawberries aren’t berries, they’re accessories.
So... an apple... is a berry?
@@Iputtheunctionalinfunctionalno, berries are made from the ovary of the plant well an apple is made from the floral cup
@@Ember-noir Oh phew
Are you telling me this whole time the strawberry girl from OKKO was named Drupe and it was a friccin plant joke??? 😭😭😭
@@Iputtheunctionalinfunctional apples are pommes, which are slightly different ad noir ember said, but idt there's many pommes out there, so I didn't think on mentioning them
with that title alone, you just awakened some visceral childhood memories
OMG SAME
IT WAS THE IMAGES OF THE BEACH PARTY EPISODE FOR MEE 😭😭😭❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹
I HAD A TOY WITH THESE CHARACTERS BEFORE AND WHEN YOU SMELL THEIR HEADS, THEY SMELL LIKE FOOD BUT MY DOG CHEWED IT 😭
Same 😂 Idk if I still have it but I colored In a coloring book so wrong with the colors and Im sure if I see those colors I’d be so mad at past me with how I am at making sure anything that is from media and set color schemes is colored the same way 😂
@@WWEWomen-g2dme and my sis each have one and it still smells of strawberry 😂 LIKE HOW TF
*Fun Fact:* There was a pilot of a _Strawberry Shortcake_ reboot from 2017 that was originally going to be CGI, but it was later reworked into 2D in the 2021 series. Now, that 2017 SS pilot become part of the lost media.
Like 99% of pilots for things are lost media, it's not that special tbh. Which is unfortunate.
The abbreviation of Strawberry Shortcake is certainly something
I'm glad it changed.
I HATE YOU AND YOUR SPELLING AND GRAMMAR YOU ARE JUST LIKE 'UHU ME NOT NO HOW TU SPEL' AND YOU SHOW UP EVERWHERE WHAT IS YOUR ISSUE?!?!
@@kootunesscrewy Why?
I remember being upset when they changed Strawberry Shortcake to look more feminine. Having a tomboy-ish female lead was a breath of fresh air. Of course, tomboy dolls don't sell.
Tomboy dolls DON’T SELL WELL, NOW I’M FINDING THIS OUT!!!
I DIDN’T KNOW TOMBOY DOLLS EXIST!!!
Dolls .... Don't sell. Everyone loves strawberry shortcake, no one has had her doll.
@@tulip811In fact I once had a cherry jam. I loved it, but I played with it like it was an action figure. One day my sister fought with me because I didn't want to wear the clothes she chose and she set the doll on fire. I was grounded because she said I did it and my mother didn't want to give me another one.
@@tulip811 this is new info... I thought everyone had one. I still have the big doll with her strawberry scented hair (which is now unfortunately matted because I played with it so much. 😭)
@@tulip811 wdym my little sis has like a collection of strawberry shortcake 2003 dolls
Did anyone else grow up with those early 2000s Strawberry Shortcake VHS tapes with the boxes that smelled like strawberries? I still have them and opening the box brings back so many memories
Yes! 🩷There were dvds at some point too, which I also ended up getting when I was little. Glad someone else remembers this! Now I want to dig through all my VHS tapes
OMG YES! Unfortunately I don't have the VHS anymore :'c
That was how I was introduced to the series!
I have the DVDs and they still have a scent❤
yeeeeesssssss
The 2003 version hits so hard. It was my first introduction of Strawberry Shortcake🍓🍰
The 2009 one is also apart of my childhood and i loved it while it aired, but the 2003 one will forever hit hard for me, especially the theme song!✨
YESSSS ME TOO❤❤❤❤
Come on, the 2009 theme is so good though. She's a berry bitty girl with berry big possibilities. That's the only part I remember, it's been 14 years. But the fact that I remember it at all after 14 years shows a lot.
I KNOW A GIRL, and there is no one sweeter
Me too.
I used to play the 2007 dvd on repeat. For years I've had the lyric "that girl's so sweet just like her name" (spanish version) popping up randomly in my head. It's way too catchy.
i grew up with the 2009 one and honestly i still go and rewatch it sometimes. i haven't actually seen the 2003 one but '09 will always be in my heart. plus the theme song is iconic.
same! so many fond memories. raspberry was my favorite character, so it hurts me a bit that they changed her personality so much in the 2021 series
I don't understand what's good about the 2009 version.
but the theme song is the old song from 2003.. I also liked the 2009 one but y'all wont understand how the older one kicked in
I grew up with the 2009 one as well but became obsessed with the 2003 one I would watch old episodes and clips on my dads old computer on school nights lol
@@MetaKnight964 Very GOOD CGI ANIMATION! =D
I always liked the 2003 version 1. Cause I grew up on it and 2. Cause the clothes they wore is so for “play” like they’re all in jeans or overalls, the whole world is built for play and is 100% a children’s world
Their personalities, for the time, were really unique and they had great traits and whatnot. Like Ginger Snap being a mechanic and engineer, Rainbow Sorbet living on a boat and being a nomad and whatnot
Actually the 2nd Strawberry Shortcake series came out In 2002.
Ikrr
Loveddddd Ginger Snap :( I want her back... They just replace her with the new "better" Lemon Meringue. I don't like new Merengue I have plans to go into cosmetology and do hair. I will say her personality after some research was kind eh....
Freaking love Blueberry Muffin and Orange Blossom. I am also a sensitive art kid ;v; (Sensitive not as in a mean way. Just I am somewhat emotional lol)
My favorite iteration of Strawberry shortcake was the one I grew up with, the 2003 version. My late grandmother got me into the franchise when I was a toddler and the show has stayed with me my entire life. Even as a 21 year old woman I find myself going back to Strawberry shortcake when I just need that feel good safe space I had as a child.
i’m also 21 and shocked to see so many growing up with the 2009 version! i remember when it came out hating it bc it looked so different! growing up with the 2003 scented dvd case was just 🤌🤌
@@kaitlynzuniga I had the strawberry shortcake 2003 version of the christmas special. The case AND DVD smelled like strawberries and oh my GOD it smelled so good
@@kaitlynzuniga haha, I absolutely hated it too. Not only did it look so different, but if I recall the one time I did watch it (first one) Strawberry Shortcake said that Berry Bitty City is the only home she's ever known, or something to that extent, which made me incredibly bitter. You can't just erase my childhood and pretend to be the same person!
I loved strawberry shortcake more than hello kitty I’m 16 now and still love strawberry shortcake I wanna dress up as one of the characters for Halloween
the 2003 and earlier eras are my favorite!! when they get more modern and away from the candyland world, i struggle to see it as the same character/world :(
i remember not really seeing them as kids or teens, but like, Fruit Gjinkas as their own species without age! sorta like, fairies or something
I agree with you but they also cut many characters from the newer stuff and when I watched the 2012 and other stuff the world felt small I have episodes on DVD and my favorite one is call friends around the world. As the new characters are not just based on a food but different culture. Qnd I thought tat was cute and cool.
100% agree! I grew up on the 03 adaptation and recently really got into the earlier eras too. I just like the designs and world they live in ❤
19:58 I really liked that they made raspberry mean again. Although i miss how she used to be just easy to annoy rather than truly mean. The 2003 movies had her be like that but she had a soft spot especially for lemon which I thought was cool.
Raspberry was never mean so I don't know what you're on about.
@@MetaKnight964 i think you misread the comment. I never said she was truly mean more just easy to annoy.
@@insertusernamehere3173 why strawberry shortcake berry in the big city is on Netflix and RUclips why ?
Yea
I grew up with the 2003 and 2007 versions of Strawberry Shortcake! It was definitely one of my favorite shows as a kid and I still adore those versions of her (hence my username lol)
Strawberry Shortcake was fun, but Lemon Meringue was my GIRL in the earlier series. Alongside that, I’ve seen the 2021 series and love it a ton, remaining faithful to the source material, but taking it in a unique and fun way, paired with great music, animation full of character, and cool character interactions, and Berry in the Big City is a show I’ve watched with my brother thrice!
Berry In The Big City is easily a fun show to watch with it's music, characters, being faithful to the franchise while also bringing some new things there and how fun this show can be. It always makes me smile on how great this show is on how I grew up with the 2003 series as a kid.
Also, there’s canonically transgender and nonbinary characters!
To me I feel a vibe of the 2012 version of Littlest Pet Shop from this show.
NO ITS NOT ITS UGLY AND ITS RUINNING MY CHILDHOOD
I agree! However, I do wish that they committed to the berry theme, they could’ve easily made the city super berry inspired and kept the nature aesthetic in an urban setting. However, I do admit I have so much fun watching the new generation.
But this is a modern take based on the legendary G4 Ponyverse,right?
You did not just disrespect HUCKLEBERRY PIE BY JUST CALLING HIM “BOY” 😭😭 MANS HAS A NAME AND A FRUIT THEME
They need to emphasize the fruit theme for Huck. Outfit wise he gets the short end of the stick
Fax.
I grew up watching 2003 Strawberry Shortcake over and over again, seeing clips from the DVD I had made me feel so nostalgic! The DVD cases smelled like strawberries which was such a fun detail. I always thought of Strawberry and her friends as around the 8-12 range, she's old enough to take care of herself and her little sister all on her own while still being young enough for other kids to relate.
2003 peak.
That version had such a good impact on me that anytime I see strawberry shortcake I cant help but think of the intro song.
STRAW BA BA BA BA BUH BERRY ! x2 SHORTCAKE !
THAT GIRLS SO SWEET, JUST LIKE HER NAME !!! :musical_note:
Oh and yes, Custard was a major comfort for me since everyone validated Custard for having issues and dissagreements- something I never got.
I was also furious when they made pupcake green instead of blue. (Oh and I adore huckleberry and blossom)
I remember there was this coloring/cook book and I would use it religiously as a child.
Oh and yes, im 17 now.
I loved Strawberry Shortcake! The 2003 Strawberry Shortcake was my childhood! The minute I saw this video pop up in my notifications I immediately clicked!
Peppermint fizz was my favorite character along with ginger snap
This. The theme songs lives rent free in my brain. I was "too old" for all the other versions afterwards. It was super weird to see that it had kept going.
@@Fangzaprika How is it weird?
Wow, I remember the 2003 series. I remember a pink DVD (it smelled like strawberries if I remember correctly) of some of the episodes! I definitely was obsessed with the character designs growing up. Lol, maybe it’s part of the reason why I grew up to love fashion so much. Thanks for covering the history and reminding me of this!
Oh my god! Your memory is correct with the strawberry scented cd! I used to have the strawberry shortcake doll when I was younger with the cd in the box :😅
Yeah it smelled like candy it was awesome !!
I LOVED Strawberry Shortcake when I was little. I got lucky and won a Strawberry Shortcake bracelet, I wore that thing until it broke. Also, I know you were joking, but technically pumpkins ARE berries! So I agree, there should have been a pumpkin character.
*finger on monkey’s paw curls*
“Berry in the Big City introduces Pumpkin Spice”
Strawberry shortcake was a big part of my childhood. I remember my parents bought me a dvd of all the episodes of the 2003 version as well as merchandise like stickers, doll, and a bag. I'm surprised that this show wasn't well known. For me, the 2003 version will always be the most iconic one since, it's close to home ❤ This show was so sweet and lighthearted that as a kid, it always brought me to a good mood whenever I watch it.
Very happy about your Nani (hope I spelled that right) for being open-minded about what shows you could enjoy and encouraging you to do the same.
“You don’t really see a lot of shows nowadays that have a good in between of a good story and really focusing on that turn off your brain, have fun sort of feel. Cute characters in a cute world...without being boring.”
YES!!! Thank you so much!!! This is what I’m waiting for!!!
Have you watched much of Berry in the Big City? I was apprehensive about the character design at first (was absolutely obsessed with Strawberry Shortcake when I was 5, in 2003) but when I actually gave the series a chance I LOVED it. Very much MLP also-funny-for-adults humour and vibe. They seem to be young adults maybe- they have full on businesses and live away from their parents? (I haven’t watched a ton so correct me if that lore is wrong lol) I also really love that Strawberry is a self-employed work from home girlie with a fluffy cat… like girl that’s me!!!! Anyway you should give it a chance if you haven’t 🥰
I haven’t watched big city just because I wasn’t super interested in what I was seeing and never saw anyone talk about it but mlp vibes are definitely something I like so I’ll actually check it out now
No, they are pretty much children/teenagers in the series. They do live with their parents, but it's normal in their world to have some kind of business (it was always like that in this franchise).
I mean there are literal adults in the show, we know what they look like.
Age in this franchise means nothing (I assume like late teens erly 20s)
@@smart.but.stupid It's so funny when they drive the food trucks. Like, hello, little strawberry girl, you cannot even reach the rear view mirror, how do you have a driver's license?
@@cartoonishidealism582 I don't think they drive them, they basically stay in one place all the time
2003 Strawberry Shortcake was beyond iconic, i owe her my obsession for strawberries and I wanted to eat their houses 🙏🏾
My era was the 2009 one with the weird CG animation. I love it dearly and honestly I enjoyed the vibes the best.
I suddenly remember owning one of the scented Orange Blossom toys as a kid... probably explains my fondness for citrus scents now lmao
I really loved the 2009 one when I was younger. There was something about the animation that was very…satisfying to me(?) even if it’s not that good looking back
This genuinly made me cry, 2003 Strawberry Shortcake is such a precious part of my childhood and everytime I see clips of it I get so emotional Q.Q Great video as always!!!
Strawberry Shortcake is so nostalgic for me. I grew up watching the 2003 version and then later the 2009/13 one with my siblings. As a kid I had several Strawberry Shortcake toys, including a doll that would sign the Friendship Grows Like a Flower song. I think my biggest problem with the newer adaptations is that they’ve strayed away from what originally made the character. They’ve forgotten that she’s Strawberry *Shortcake*, not just Strawberry
I grew up with the 2003 version, and I always imagined her a bit older than me. So she was 8-10 in that version for me. Also 2003 Sour Grapes is iconic!!
I feel like nobody talks about Strawberry Shortcake!! So grateful for this video chief, 2003 is genuinely top tier
U just brought me back some childhood memories, I grew up with the 2009 version and remember being obsessed
I don't know if you've already seen it, but if you want something else to watch with slice of life fantasy vibes, may I suggest the cartoon Hilda? My mom and I recently watched the first episode and trust me, the vibes are immaculate and cozy and you know, insert your adjective of choice here. The screenshots I've seen of the Moomin animated series also seem to fit that vibe, I haven't watched it myself yet though.
I can second that Hilda is a wonderful show. It has that 'magical world that would be neat to just exist in' vibe, while also having a bit more of the story-focused character stuff, more on the 'solvable through exploration and trying to understand stuff'. I particularly like that the show establishes layers of weirdness - like how in the city there is the 'normal weirdness', but then there's weird stuff that the city people don't believe or won't deal with, but Hilda is more used to, being originally from out of town, but then there's weirdness that even she's out of her depth with. It helps make the world feel more organic, because there does exist a 'normal' to these people, even if it's a very weird normal. :)
SEASON 2 SPOILERS
I love Hilda but that one episode where they went to the Library and Frida become a witch instead of Hilda made me super angry cause I really wanted to see Hilda be a witch 😭
And season 3 is coming out soon!
It's a British TV show
I'd like the Purple Pie Man to return in a future Strawberry Shortcake series. Maybe as a Robbie Rotten type of villain who just wants to ruin everyone's day. And perhaps also have Raspberry Tart and Sour Grapes as his minions. Bumbling around like Team Rocket.
And Orange Blossom, maybe theme her around orange cream popsicles in a future series.
As a 2008 baby, 2009-20015 Strawberry Shortcake was my favourite thing ever, I have the fondest memories of watching it in the car headrest tv on roadtrips, the awesomely strong smelling dolls and their matching outfits, it's the best one for me
Fantasy/Fantastical Slice of Life is the best genre. Even superhero fandom has a big demand for slice of life but superheroes. So much fan work and love of scenes and stories that show what they are doing between missions.
YESSS i have actually been thinking about this a lot recently; very excited to see your take on strawberry & co's evolution
My grandpa died from cancer too, he was only in his 50’s. I was only 10 when he died, and what scares me is that I’m forgetting him. The older I get the fainter the memories become. And one day, I won’t have any memories of him left.
I rewatched all the various SSC cartoons last summer, and that really hammered home to me that every version has its pros and cons. The 80s specials set the stage for all the versions to come and have a pretty good pedigree: the first three were written by the guy who wrote the Rankin/Bass Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, and have songs by Flo & Eddie (same guys from The Turtles). The last three were one of Nelvana's earlier projects with songs by John Sebastian. Plus, Russi Taylor is *the* voice of Strawberry Shortcake. But the other characters didn't have a lot of, well, character. The first three specials at least gave the new characters something to do, but the last three treated them all as interchangeable.
As you said, the 2003 version has that cozy feeling, and the character designs are great, but the animation was often not so great. My biggest gripe about the series, especially when it was coming out, is that the voice acting was done mostly by actual children, but without enough voice direction to make them sound good. The main cast got better as the series went on, but those first four specials are painful.
Despite the unfortunate sameness of the character designs, Berry Bitty Adventures is my favorite version, partially because there are actual professional voice actors again, but mostly just because I like the writing more. And that they didn't try to cram in as many characters as possible, a flaw of both the 80s and 2003 version. The new characters added actually get to develop, and the characters already there didn't have to fade into the background to make way for the new ones. But the mid-2000s CG is definitely a detriment, though you do get used to it after a while.
Berry in the Big City's biggest flaw is that each episode is only 4 minutes long. It's hard to really develop the characters in such a short time. It's other main flaw is that it's sometimes painfully obvious that it was made by people who worked on MLP (like how they turned Sour Grapes into a Maud clone). Other than that, this is a really solid SSC iteration. The characters are all pretty distinct, the animation is fun, the songs are good, and the episodes are able to do a lot with their short runtime (most of the time).
I mean... the Rudish Mickey shorts were usually 2-3 minutes. Yet, they are still enjoyable. I don't really mind cartoons becoming just mini shorts for only 2-6 minutes.
Also, about the animation in the 2003 series, you probably know it's from DiC. A studio that is notorious for having stiff animation (mostly during its final years, 1996-2008).
I actually liked the 2003 animation. Also having many characters can be a good thing. Also I disagree about the 2009 version.
25:16 I am very sorry that happened, if he isn’t with us anymore than he is always watching over you, Rest in Peace 🫂💕
As someone who grew obsessed with the 2003 one like i would cry to my parents to buy dvds of it,I also watched the 2009 and I really loved it- I remember them having jobs was my favorite thing.I was somehow very invested in The Berry Bitty lore lmao and loved the show. At the time i was not weirded out by the cgi or the fact it was 3D, and up till today not really since i got used to it?? Love the video negative!
This might be because I never watched the other versions but Berry bitty adventures made up quite a bit of my childhood!
Maybe because I was so young, I got desensitized to the bad cgi but I remember loving that version. It was my comfort show, the one I'd watch during dinner or for a whole day after getting a splinter out.
Idk but I could turn of my brain when I watched it and when I think of strawberry shortcake, I think of berry bitty adventures.
I grew up on the 2009 version and absolutely loved it,I still love it now.
I highly agree that the Berry in the Big City incarnation is very much like the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic of the entire franchise!
As someone who absolutely thrives on campy villains, 2003 Sour Grapes was my EVERYTHING. Ugh, they did her so dirty. Fashion-wise, iconic, and she had sympathetic qualities. They allowed the Pieman to be an adult villain in the newest reboot, so how come they give her this?? 😔
I never knew they made any other versions. To this day. the song "Scary Holiday", from "Baby Without a Name" still pops into my head. Yes, I am that old. Shut up.
I grew up with the 2009 version. Never saw the 2003 one, didn’t even know it was a show. My first exposure to it was a Christmas book with the 2003 designs and I assumed THEY were the newer designs not the other way around 😂. I think I might still have my Ginger Snap figurine, she’s the only Strawberry Shortcake toy I have.
Edit: I do still have Ginger Snap 😄
Still can’t believe after reading the book I went “I wanna see Ginger Snap and Angel Cake in the show” and found out years later that they were, but in an earlier version
I did not expect to ever get featured in a video bc I tagged someone in a TikTok comment 😂 Thank you for spotlighting that issue though
I was introduced to Starwbarry Shortcake when I was 8 and I have always assumed she was between 8-10. Older child but not yet a tween
“LEMON THATS CAT FOOD”
“eh” *chomp*
Is literally amazing 10/10 highlight of the show
Oh my gosh, I remember growing up and watching the Strawberry shortcake 2003 show when I was little.
I also still have the music box of Strawberry shortcake to this day.
Ok but the story about Muriel actually touched my heart so much 🥺
Lemon Meringue has always been my favorite character, no matter the iteration. Although i love Raspberry Torte’s design in the 2021 show.
Man 2003 Strawberry was just so fun! My favorite thing was how the backgrounds look, every setting was just so creative and weirdly very well colored like paintings! It’s just fun to look at! (Oh also that theme song “Straw bababababaerry” bop!) 🍓 heck even my brother loved the show when back cause of how visually creative it is!
I remember borrowing a GBA game based on the show from a friend because I was fascinated with the fact that the game had an episode of the show on it. I also remember the game being decently fun. That and a McDonald's toy of her that smelled like strawberries.
Really hope one day you’ll cover Ruby Gloom, the show that basically shaped my entire personality. I think it would be right up your alley. It very much has those feel good, wholesome comfy slice of life vibes, but more goth and Halloween-y. Pretty similar origins to Strawberry Shortcake too!
I may have watched the 2003 version (it feels really familiar) but I definitely remember watching the 2009 version. The Hub channel was a big part of my childhood, Shezow, Sabrina Secrets of a Teenage Witch, Dan V.S., were all so good :)
In case anyone was wondering, ss had dolls before the 90’s. They were made by the same people who made the ragdoll (which was previously mentioned in the video). And simply to flex, I literally have them all, including banana twirl
"I want a show about making sweets and friends"
No one but me: *holds up kira kira a la mode precure*
The feeling of safety I get from rewatching Strawberry Shortcake, especially the 2003 version, it's unmatched. The Moonlight Mysteries episodes where they go camping and then go hiking through the woods and meet Blueberry Muffin is still my favorite episodes to this day. And no matter what version you watch, the songs all go so hard. It's a travesty what happened to the original artists, but I'm still grateful for these shows. Strawberry herself was my role model, and really helped shape me into who I am today. Have berry wonderful day, everyone! 💋🍓
I really like the big round hats and the big poofy dress and the overall soft round feeling of the greetings card versions that was so cute and got lost, well, almost immediately after the first redesign 😅 I mean I can understand why, but still 😔
I’m so glad I’m not the only one sad strawberry lost her soft roundeness.
Strawberry shortcake is my childhood. I grew up with the 2003 and 2009.
I was born during the 80s and saw all the classics.
I haven't thought of Strawberry Shortcake in years and now two people I'm subbed to upload videos on the subject
The 2003 strawberry shortcake was my first introduction. I had soooo many DVDs and all the cases were pink and always stood out on the shelf. My favorite episodes were the ones with the horses, please tell me I’m not the only one with the pony island song drilled into my head lol.
I grew up with the CGI and I thought the animation looked sm better WHAT!!!! I remember singing the dmx or whatever at the end of the episodes with my sister, I wouldnt say it was my biggest obsession as a kid but it deffinitly has a realitivly special place in my heart
Please talk about Ruby Gloom!
It’s perfect for the Halloween season, plus it’s very cute!
❤️❤️
and its free to watch on youtube :D
16:26 it’s possibly she’s supposed to be chocolate oranges and the implied chocolate is her skin? it sounds really bad but it’s what i thought of
The 2003 version of strawberry shortcake makes me remember of the 80's my little pony, trollz, bratz, girl focused media in general back in the 2000's that was more of a "hey this is a show that doesnt need a lot of brain power, just enjoy it", no over-arching plot, a life lesson hammered somewhere, pretty stuff everywhere and a lot of toys. It was a great time to be a no thoughts head empty child.
Also the scene-emo sour grapes is peak character design.
finding out that the creator of strawberry shortcake and the care bears lives in my home city was honestly a nice surprise. she seems like a sweet woman, it sucks that she doesn't get the royalties from what she created, but it seems like she's finding her own way anyway, i hope she's having a good life
I don’t like how hyper Strawberry is in this show, that was Ginger’s job
I love the Purple Pie man from the 80s cartoon, he's just so over the top and funny like all cheesy 80s villains used to be. I miss that.
Strawberry Shortcake - The only well known doll line that will always smell nice.
(Unless you're not into things that are scented.)
Also can we talk about how sour grapes relationship with the pieman constantly changes? In the earliest forms of strawberry shortcake she was his wife then his sister and then in recent years she's his niece?? What???
The main thing I remember was that the 1980's dolls smelled sickeningly sweet that made entire rooms incredibly stinky. As a toy dealer, I can remember how highly collectible the dolls have been.
I consider the 2009 one the best one because I grew up with it and still have the CDs somewhere.Idk I just find it so charming
I'm guilty of growing up with the 2003 version. And I don't regret it. Because 🎶she's strawberry extorindiary!🎶 She's strawberry shortcake! ^^
All right, now we need to see a iron chef version of strawberry shortcake. I think that a show like that would be quite interesting at the very least
I don't remember much from Strawberry Shortcake but we have this DVD set. with two CD's I believe, and the CD's were scented with strawberry. A scratch and sniff. I wish I could see whatever reiteration that was, because that's all I remember and I remember absolutely loving it.
13:10 I’m glad you bring up the duality between narrative and setting in a show! Nowadays the later isn’t emphasized, and it’s been a damper in my enjoyment in animated shows. Even with a show I love like Steven Universe, there was a lack of prominent world building that keeps me from describing it as a perfect show. More focus on lore would’ve really helped a colorful sci fi like SU feel more like a cohesive world. Maybe I just like world building more than the average person (probably), but I wish it were treated as important as characters and narrative.
2009-2015 was kind of the era i watched. i loved it. I miss it i would watch those again
Can I just say, I really enjoy how you transition into your sponsorships, especially in this video. Also, I’m definitely snagging that pumpkin beanie for my sister >:3
i grew up with the 2000s strawberry shortcake cartoon... but also the live action show my dear country did.
yes, there is a LIVE ACTION STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE SHOW (or, as we know her, Frutillita) which aired in my home country, argentina. i have no idea if other latin american countries also got to see this but it was *a time*
I remember lowkey wanting to watch the 2003 version whenever it was on, I agree with the whole "feeling safe" argument. It's surprisingly engaging, but in a calm way?
A fun fact that I just remeber: In the latinoamerican dub, most character arent name after desserts but after the fruit they represent but adding the suffix "-ita" at the end to sound more little ans cute. Like instead of Strawberry Shortcake, you had Rosita Fresita/ Frutillita (I've some intros using both, though Rosita Fresita is the most iconic)
Orange Blossom- Naranjita
Blueberry Muffin- Morita
Raspberry Tart- Frambuesita
Funnily enough, Lemon Merengüe still was named after a dessert, which was "Pie de Limón"
Ooooh cool ❤
Welp..
This is the best video I've seen today.
A few month ago I remember Strawberry Shortcake and then I casually shifted into "Media Hunter Mode" to try finding all media related things for the franchise.
Seeing somebody who had the same passion as me, and made a whole video about the whole franchise, is just AWESOME.
I grew up with the 2003 series too. Especially loved that one episode where the talking pony was kidnapped. And the one where her pets almost died from the cold or something.... I had special tastes as a kid.
Honey pie pony was the horse's name. Adventures in ice cream island and best pets yet were the names of the VHS tapes. I really liked get well adventure and seaberry beach party.
@@SairinEarthsea 👏
Berry bitty is where all of my nostalgia comes from and I wish I could rewatch it. I recognized so many of the clips
The feeling of safety I get from rewatching Strawberry Shortcake, especially the 2003 version, is unmatched. The Moonlight Mysteries episodes where they go camping and then go hiking through the woods and meet Blueberry Muffin is still my favorite episodes to this day. And no matter what version you watch, the songs all go so hard. It's a travesty what happened to the original artists, but I'm still grateful for these shows. Strawberry herself was my role model, and really helped shape me into who I am today. Have berry wonderful day, everyone! 💋🍓
Edit: For the argument at 8:58, I believe it was the Sweet Dreams movie that Strawberry says, "I'm just a kid, you know?". And then in the 2007 S4 soft reboot, she's driving a car. Make of these as you will! XD
My mom hand-me-downed an entire set of scented Strawberry Shortcake dolls from the eighties, and they still smell fruity. Also Tall Mustache Chef Man’s mustache is removable and I had so much fun with that as a kid
I grew up with the original strawberry shortcake. As I remember having her as a toy. I simply adored the custard cat that she came with. They smelled so good too. Although the one I am most familiar with for the animation is the 2009 version, as I rediscovered her as an adult at the time this was on. So this is my favourite version for this reason.
I remember sour grapes being my favorite character as a kid
I was born 2012 but I grew up watching the 2009 version and personally, I found the show really fun and I loved it when I was little but omg yes bluey is going to be forever my favourite kids' show ever even though it came out a little later then when I would've watched more but I still love but it also probably helps that I live in australia soo...
Legend, thank you for making these videos, and also pls drop your skincare routine and what makeup products you use, you slay in every video
While I didn’t watch a lot of it (only with my cousins) the 2003 Strawberry Shortcake and “The Strawberry Shake” dance song still remains in my head to this day o.o
I had all of the dvds from this strawberry shortcake! The boy was Huckleberry Pie! My 9 year old self's favorites were Custard the cat and Honey Pie Poney lol
I grew up with 2003 version. I remember having the VHS for it when I was a little girl. They did that thing where they scented the plastic. Little me sniffed that thing so many times.
My favorite character was Custard the Cat.
Ima be so real the 3D strawberry shortcake was my favorite show growing up. I always liked the art style and the fun aesthetic. I totally get that it's not everyone's cup of tea, but it's definitely mine lol.
I think its a huge missed opportunity to not make Strawberry Shortcake into a magical girl series like Winx Club, Tokyo Mew Mew, or Miraculous