T.V Animation
This animated T.V show, in the first episode has a boy frozen in ice.
Avatar The Last Airbender.
In Attack on Titan these three walls protect humanity.
Wall Maria, Wall Rose, and Wall Sina.
This Disney movie earned $1.87 billion globally in 2025 but lost to Ne Zha 2 for most profitable animated movie.
Zootopia 2.
In this music video, one woman hides her unrequited love for another woman.
Jenny/StudioKillers.
This animated short is widely famous as the first animation with fully synchronized sound.
Steamboat Willie.
This beloved superhero animated show was cancelled after five seasons.
Teen Titans
The Lion King is accused of ripping of this anime movie.
Kimba the White Lion
This movie is widely recognized as the first traditionally hand-drawn, cel-animated feature film to achieve worldwide commercial success. (bonus 100 points for the year it came out.)
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
(1937)
In 2003, Swedish animator Erik Wernquist came across a weird sound on the internet and modeled a bizarre gray creature he called “The Annoying Thing” to accompany the 'weird sound' eventually used for this music video.
Crazy Frog.
A classic 1972 adventure novel written by English author Richard Adams. Set in the rural landscape of Hampshire, England, the story follows a small band of anthropomorphized wild rabbits who escape the certain destruction of their native Sandleford warren.
Watership Down.
This cartoon characters voice was inspired by this famous singers young voice as well as their voice when they were older. This is also the title of the show.
Johnny Bravo
The first serialized television anime series, famous for this young boy and his seven amazing powers.
This Actor has voiced a character in every single feature film produced by Pixar, earning him the title of Pixar's "good luck charm.
John Ratzenberger.
In the animated music video Feel Good Inc by the Gorillaz the iconic floating windmill-powered island where Noodle hangs out was heavily inspired by the flying island from this animated movie.
Laputa in Hayao Miyazaki’s 1986 anime film Castle in the Sky.
Early 1920s cartoons used a flexible aesthetic where characters had jointless, bendy limbs, pie-cut eyes, and big white gloves was given this name for this particular technique.
Rubber Hose.
Disney spent approximately $275,000 to $299,000 per episode on this animated T.V show.
Duck Tales.
This science fiction racing anime movie took seven years to animate and produce. The crew used over 100,000 hand-drawn frames with virtually no computer-generated imagery.
Redline.
This specific room number at California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) is hidden in films from Pixar, Disney, and-other studios like The Simpsons Movie as a nod to graphic design and animation alumni.
A113.
The animated music videos for Daft Punk’s Discovery album, including "One More Time," were produced as a feature-length anime film directed by which legendary Japanese artist?
Leiji Matsumoto: Interstella 5555
Trippy adult sci-fi anthology film from 1981, driven by a pulsing rock soundtrack and surreal, violent tales of a glowing green orb.
Heavy Metal.
This show is inspired by a real life haunted house. The creator for the show chose this for the home for the setting of this cartoon T.V show.
Courage the Cowardly Dog
This show's post-apocalyptic premise mirrors a 1940s Manhattan Project prediction that a nuclear blast might accidentally ignite the atmosphere and end the world.
Ergo Proxy.
The production team and executive producer Jeffrey Katzenberg conferred with roughly 600 religious experts to make this movie as accurate and faithful to the original story as possible for this animated movie.
The Prince of Eqypt.
"Sledgehammer" heavily featured groundbreaking stop-motion and claymation techniques. Which famous British animation studio collaborated on bringing those visuals to life?
Aardman Animations (later famous for Wallace and Gromit)
The earliest known usage of a 'smear frame' is in this 1912 silent animated film.
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