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Old is New

Does this theory apply to cartoons?

Written by: A. Ruf – Posted: Sat Apr 7th, 2007
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Has anybody else noticed that several cartoons from past generations have become popular again? Why did these cartoons lose the viewer's eye for a while, and have now suddenly pushed their way back to the top? Are kids now just like the kids from the 80's when the cartoons were first produced, or did those kids just grow up and keep their love of the cartoon? Today, many people collect the plush animals based on some cartoons. Do the collectors keep the cartoons alive? We may never know the answers to these questions, but we can enjoy these cartoons while they're back.

Care Bears: These cute, cuddly bears started as a greeting card line and developed into a highly successful cartoon that aired as a television series for three years. The plot is that the villain Dark Heart tries to kill the Care Bears, and the bears fight off evil. There were originally only ten bears, but the success of the cartoon lead to more bears being developed, and even a spin off: the Care Bears' cousins. There are also Care Bear movies.
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