I just wanna talk about Mexican Animation
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
- DISCLAIMER: I have no idea why I said Fresas/strawberries are closeted homosexuals my brain turned off. they're basically classist rich kids who talk in a imitation US accent and use daddy's money.
DISCLAIMER 2: I LIVE IN MEXICO
Yeah I took a while but I'm in college and (holy shit I forgot how much better people treat you in school in Mexico) considering it didn't even give me the time to breath, much less to edit.
Also copyright is a huge bitch so it took me hours of rendering and CZcams magically finding new copyrights that I wasn't told of the first time and even more hours of rendering so that's fun, but I finally got it.
I'm going to be reviewing some animated shows/movies BUT Mexican animation that I grew up with (Not like Coco or The Book of Life, but by Mexican animation studios) I had a lot of fun talking about this and even though it takes me a while to edit, I enjoyed it.
0:00 - Intro
1:00 - I just wanna talk about about Mexican Animation
2:25 - The Greatest Miracle (kill me, you guys wanted to copyright me despite me literally getting no money because your movie is so terrible)
5:17 - El Chavo del 8 animated
8:44 - La leyenda de la Nahuala Saga (Legends Quest)
13:47 - Top Cat the movie
15:10 - Una Pelicula de huevos 1, 2, 3, 4
27:27 - Mexicans vs Martians
31:05 - Villainous
Music Used (Check out Palmasur their music is pretty good):
JazzHop Future Mex - Palmasur
• JazzHop Future Mex - ...
Lo-Fi México Utópico - Palmasur
• Lo-Fi México Utópico ...
Lo-Fi México Distopico - Palmasur
• Lo-Fi México Distopico...
Lo-Fi Mañana en CDMX - Palmasur [Lo-Fi Mexicano]
• Lo-Fi Mañana en CDMX -... - Krátké a kreslené filmy
I love this!! It's nice to see someone outside Mexico talk about Mexican animation!!! Animation in latino america is... complicated because not a lot of companies put the needed money to it, that's why most of the animations are made with puppets and 3d (It's faster but yeh), it's sad because people can make REALLY GOOD ANIMATIONS. I could talk a lot about Mexican animation, the jokes and such, It's just sad to see it not grow for many reasons.
I can recomend wathching "sustos ocultos de frankelda" I love the stop animation, soo you might like it!!!
*I had a feeling that I would make an appearance here, and it's true, there is so much animation talent in Mexico , That unfortunately said talent even has to migrate to other places to be able to take full advantage of its potential, and learn by other means , which , although it is not bad , is a bit sad , when there should be many professional schools dedicated to this trade* 🌟
Ola sr Pelo 😬
To be fair, that's the case in most countries
nomames wey que haces acá un ano después un ano xdd no tengo enie en mi teclado
They recommended me frankelda and im excited to watch it. Also, I don't think you realize how much in loosing my shit, seeing that the man whose memes I have saved commented on my video...I can't even react right.
Mexican animation can go from "shitpost the movie" to a complete masterpiece like pinocchio.
...just like actual mexicans
I want to see more of these shitpost movies.
Confirmo
A huevo 🗿
Pinocchio is not a Mexican production
Gotta say villanous is more of a love letter to cartoon networks past than anything they did for the 30th anniversary
It's honestly kind of a breath of fresh air, it feels classic CN but modern graphics. I have to finish it
@@awkr_wave2002post moré plz
@@Antonio_Ramos16 hahaha as soon as I get more time and as long as my laptop doesn't die I'll get back on it
I HATE EVIL! Especially Villainous and HelluvaBoss.
but no more iconic than the saga of Las Leyendas
Finally, an English speaking youtuber talking about Huevo Cartoon
Gotta give some love to that underground media, and to the taco lover community
Yoooo frrrrr
@@awkr_wave2002 "taco lover community" JAJAJA
HUEVOCARTOON GOOOOOD
666 😱
As a Brazilian I just can't talk about El Chavo ( or Chaves as he's known here) without a tear of nostalgia in my eye. Both the sitcom and the animated show made a huge part of my childhood as well as the Chapolim Colorado series. In fact, I remember the day when Bolaños passed away, his funeral was broadcasted live throughout the entire country and lot of us mourned his death. His work was and it still is appreciated by many brazilians to this very day, especially in our side of the Internet: there are tons of Chaves YTPs and parodies everywhere and everyone quotes Don Ramón's (Seu Madruga) speeches unironically for some reason lol
Edit: Oh and btw, Huevitos, Mucha Lucha and Vilanesco are the shit too 😂😂😂
DUDE SAME, I feel so weird that watching it makes me feel so sentimental but at least I'm not the only one.
Brasil marcando presença
5-1 meu cu
Here in mexico we have the meme of el chavo being more loved in Brazil than in our country XD its pretty
@@FennecFox00 Not just El Chavo, a lot of other Mexican series and telenovelas too, mostly due to tv channels that began broadcasting them since the 70s. I've seen people talking about Rebelde, Mariana del Barrio, etc. We even have our own versions of them too like Chiquititas and Carrosel, which till this very day people still talk about it. I'd actually recomend watching these, they're pretty good 😅
Im not mexican (im from Chile) but i grew up with most of the media mentioned in this video, i love the Las leyendas movies so much and would always watch them with my dad and brother as a kid, glad they’re getting more recognition! Mexican animation will always have a big place in my heart
I dropped them, but then I watched all of Leyenda de chupacabras on Tiktok and...I kinda liked it too, and I was trying to figure out the whole time whether it was also flash or frame by frame or both, Idk I actually enjoyed that one.
@@awkr_wave2002 yeah, i dont think i ever watched the entirety of La Leyenda del Chupacabras either, i did like the whole vibe of it though. imo the first two movies are absolutely top tier though and i wish they used Xochitl more.
As for the show, i dropped it because i feel like it ignores a bunch of stuff from the movies (i think its an alternate universe or something) but anYwaYs jejejsj
It really feels like it and FR Xochitl should've been used ALOT more
Personally, Mexican animation has a lot of potential and talent, but sadly, even great studios get hammered by tone deaf companies run by even more delusional executives. Well, that and nepotism. Also, fun fact, some of the people that worked on the creation of the Leyeda de ... franchise are still somewhat known in the state of Puebla, some even teach at some well known colleges.
I guess it makes sense since the first movie takes place in puebla, but yeah animation is already so mistreated and Mexicans too, mix them together and you get ULTRA DISRESPECT
I love the fact that the cuban egg from Una película de Huevos share his voice with Homer Simpson.
Humberto Vélez.
HOLY SHIT YOURE RIGHT
what a legend
I really wish people taked animation more seriously, the only reason we dont have as good media as other countries is because we dont think of it as a medium
It deserves so much more respect than what it's given in Hollywood, it's the most gorgeous medium of them all no question and the world would be a better place if everyone appreciated it
It is great having more English speakers talking about mexican animation, I agree that it is kind of sad that most of this works stay just in Mexico, and sometimes latinamerica, and it will be great to actually have people from other countries looking here for the animation, mexican humor is one rare jewel that should be shared worldwide and animation is a great way to convey it.
On the same page with the last part of the video, looks like at list one of the animations in the video may have the posivility to fullfil that wish, it seems like Villainous is getting an oportunity that may open more doors for not only maxican but latinamerican animation, it has two seasons now (s1 web show, s2 tv show), it has been released in 4 lenguages and it is finally available in USA and it seems to bee succesfull on all the other countries where it has been released, even in japan where there are a lot more options to chose from so it is pretty great news for latinamerican animations right now, let´s hope in continues that way.
It's SO impressive what Villanous has been able to accomplish, from web series to show and its so WEL ANIMATED
I'm not Mexican, I'm from Argentina, but I have soo much nostalgia for el chavo, el chavo animado and la leyenda de la llorona!!
El Chavo is my entire childhood I've seen it and it's STILL funny
El Chavo is huge sensation in all of Latin American, especially here in Brazil. I remember watching both the original and the animated shows as a kid, which for me was more nostalgic than the 70's sitcom (probably because I've watched the animated show more than several times).
Chespirito cooked fr
i'm argentinian too LMAO
@@YushiBoy-js1nk the episode where he planned to leave his home still made me tear up like a freaking dummy... Goddamn it man i love that show so much
I’m visiting my mom here in Monterrey and apparently una pelicula de huevos is in mexican Netflix so I recently rewatched it and brooooo it was such a nostalgic experience. Las ratas y los huevos de reptil were the best part of the whole movie. I died when Coco asked the confetti eggs if they wanted to solve it the east way and he just hold the snake egg’s tail and to talk about their feelings.
CZcams is weird with how it recommends stuff at the creepiest time😂. Good job. I agree with your taste in anime too
I literally started getting views out of NOWHERE, I haven't posted in a year I DONT KNOW WHAT HAPPENED. But yeah the money is like actually fucking hilarious even if it's some of the nostalgia, I genuinely laughed alot
@@awkr_wave2002 pfff what’s wrong with nostalgia, shit was easier back then 😭😭. Did you watch brijes by any chance growing as well lol. I barely remember any of it?
Those weren't rats they're possums.
@@davidfrancisco3502 opossums
@@awkr_wave2002 you kind of just appeared at my feed, between a Japanese Iceberg vid and a dark lost media vid.
happy to be here tho, specially since i was getting a little eery vibe after all that.
Omg i remember el gran milagro, i had to watch it when i was doing my first communion
Mexican animation is very unique and has a lot of personality!
When i was a kid and in a Catholic school i was forced to watch "El Gran Milagro" and i can't overstate the pain that it was watching it and pretend that it was good.
AND I'M NOT EVEN MEXICAN
I've never hated Catholicism as much as when I watched it
i forgot about this movie. i would have prefered it that way, even when i was a kid i KNEW it looked bad
@@awkr_wave2002 I don’t know about you, but I had to watch the film in a projector... with a speaker... in a room with too much echo... so the whole experience was multiplied by 100
The cgi was so bad for that movie. I swear, they used all their budget for that one angel
thank got we no longer speak spanish otherwise wed have this le maw
CZcams recommended this video after a year it was posted, and i wanna bring up that "american animation" is sometimes done by mexicans or "overseen" by a mexican. For examples theres a LOT of mexicans who helped on animating Spider-Man: Across the spiderverse, and movies like Netflixs Pinocchio, was directed by non other than Guillermo del Toro. Theres also a new batman show coming to (hbo) max that's set during the Aztec empire, which will be animated in mexico, i believe. Really hope to see more animated projects from Mexico 🇲🇽
Bro I remember watching the animated Chavo del ocho back when I was little, not to mention so many telenovelas from Univision. Hopefully more mexican media comes out to the world, then again I could just search them up.
I feel like the TV itself is dying but they could make alot of media that's actually good
@@awkr_wave2002 👍
@@awkr_wave2002 i think (as a mexican myself) that mexican TV definetely could make something better than those mediocre soap operas. With the budget they use in keeping la Rosa de gdlp and El Dicho alive they could make something well above exceptional. Over here in monterrey there is nothing else to watch that does not make me want to change channel to the news program, Reportajes de Alvarado being an exception. I hate you Televisa! Jajaja.
@@gael2903 Reportajes de alvarado es el Bob Ross de la television regiomontana.
The kid from the 8
As latinos that's like the most awkward thing to translate in our entire lives.
It's such a pain in the ass fr
El Chavo del 8 is SO good, based, there is a reason why it was and is. 'El programa numero 1, de la television humoristica'
Nos Brasileiros lembramos do México por causa do "Chavo del Ocho" (Chaves) por que Chespirito é simplesmente foi o maior Comediante do Mundo! 😆😆😆
Es el mejor comediante mexicano sin duda
Oh damn, una mexicana with the accent, a weeb, and a shitposter, my typa girl. 😂 seriously tho, good video, brought a ton of childhood memories
¡Por fin! Siempre me ha dado curiosidad sobre que piensan la gente de otros países sobre la animación mexicana, y yo siendo mexicano quiero dedicarme a la animación algún día con mi propia historia. Excelente vídeo
bro i found the egg movie randomly via youtube reccomended, and i decided to watch it blind with my spanish speaking friend. the whole time we watched it, he was just laughing his ass off while i sat there not havin a clue as to what anyone was saying. I couldnt even ask what the jokes were, cuz he said that since they were so spanish oriented, it'd take too long to explain. i had a good time tho, cuz even tho i couldnt understand anything, the visuals alone are wild. we're not friends anymore, but honestly i still think back on the experience fondly.
The movie is just such a good time, sorry about the friend.
I want to give light on an animated Mexican movie that no one seems to talk about, even in the Mexican community.
It was the first movie by Anima estudios (same creators of the Leyendas series and Top Cat movie).
It's called "Magos y Gigantes" or Wizards and Giants. Also a flash animated movie. Not the best animation but pretty decent for it's time (2003). The plot itself is alright but entertaining for it's bizarre nature. Not sure if it has an English dub but I've seen Slavic versions of the cover.
You can probably find it online somewhere.
I also want to mention that Legend Quest is an AU of the original movies. Even if you haven't watched the original movies, not much will change by just watching the series.
Personally, I'm not a fan of legend quest as I expected it to be mainly associated with the original movies. My guess is that they made these changes to adapt to an international audience.
Oh yeah I actually have never heard of it, I mean I was 1 but I mean it's a first movie you're testing the waters.
This movie was super good!!!
I absolutely love the Huevos Cartoon movies (mostly the first two movies) as a kid. I am just happy to see other people talk about it.
same, the first one is especially so funny bro
Props to u for giving a fair and respectable English-speaking critique on Mexican animation 👏
Not many people really talk about it and it sucks especially since I'm so used to watching everything in English, so it's hard to find things of your culture in other languages
Viejo, realmente, las 2 primeras peliculas de Huevocartoon son joya absoluta. En serio, hay algo unico en ellas que realmente se siente tan bien. Se sienten de huevos.
(Sin albur-)
Sin albur sin albur, pero deveras las puedo recitar por el corazon
Bruh I grew up with otra pelicula de huevos and like...I love the animation!!
Though the plot is pretty dark considering what the witch egg want
I thought I was crazy for liking it so much
it even creeped me out a bit when I watched it for the first time but I still loved it and i liked that it was darker (which is just like how I liked Shrek 4 and thought I was crazy for thinking it was good too)
cómo que subiste este video hace un año y apenas lo estamos viendo todos?, jajaj el algoritmo es raro pero me da gusto haberlo visto, muy buen video, la animación mexicana va creciendo poco a poco y ojalá nos siga dando más
Hahahhahha creeme nadie esta mas confundido y sorprendido que yo🤣
@@awkr_wave2002 Confundido y sorprendido? Eres un chico? Pensé que eras mujer
@@yomilala8929 El español no es su language natal.
@@PTS-Maid O así se refiere a sí mismo(?
Just to add to the conversation, the "la leyenda de la Nahuala" movie started as a university project in Mexico City, it always gives me so much joy to see such young people working on something that became so big, and it was actually straight ahead, at least that first one :'), great video!
A fellow Mexican raised in the US🫡
Really glad you made this video ,no one really talks about our animation 🥲
I can never find anything good talking about it so fuck it, do it myself
As a Mexican Guatemalan that was born in the US. El chavo del ocho was EVERYTHING and still is for me
I love El Chavo del ocho, few shows make me laugh like that one
@@awkr_wave2002 El chavo is a jewel for the centuries
Filipino here,
I got a say. Ever since 2020, I left the Western animation fandom for a while and despite it's not Mexican animated movie, it give me a reason why I love not only Latin American animated movies, but also international/foreign animation as a whole that was named Nahuel y el Libro Magico/and the Magic Book.
and what's even better is that one of the animation director worked in Legend Quest. I met him and he wasn't all that bad. He seems to be a cool guy.
Heck, Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio did put a lot of effort to give Mexican animation as a chance to shine!
The Point is that Mexicans maybe still be not be on top YET, but sooner within years or so, it became the most recognizable country's animation industry just like Japan, Chile, and Ireland!
I feel like sadly it's obviously going to be overlooked by major studios in the US but Pinocchio and Villanous are a step forward and show that we have that potential
I love to see that mexican animation crosses over all latin america and how a lot of people in different countries has experience the same nostalgia towards it. Not only with animations but also with tv shows like 31 minutos (gracias Chile por crear esa obra maestra).
Finally an english speaker talking about mexican animation.
Dude, my childhood 😭😭
In Mexico villainous were shorts in between cartoons. Like bumps ok adult swim. Meixco has had bumps in between cartoons that they made. Since not a lot of money put into cartoons in mexico. Including voice acting. It is great with the little stuff we do have. Cartoon Network used to do bumps where they had their cartoons living in one city and basically cohabitating together. Mexico made their own as well. And then they made other bumps and now it evolved into what we have as Villainous now.
Im surprised you didnt mention Magos y Gigantes, I remember it being really hyped when I was a kid in the early 2000s
Worth mentioning a couple of web animations like killer pollo Vete a la versh and familia de barrio
Vete a la versh FUCKING SLAPS, it's definetly worth mentioning even though I was mainly focusing on big media, but those web series SLAP
Mexico loves animation and all. When i visit my grandparents, in mexico city. The amount of tagging i see of tim burton movies, gravity falls, coco, and other animation movies. Idk why people haveny given mexico a chance. Ive seen they are super creative.
YES, YES, YES, FINALLY SOME RECOGNITION OF LATIN AMERICAN ANIMATION!
The eggs movies were definitely my favorites, the 1st and 2nd ones are so good bro, thanks for making this video, more people has to notice the Mexican and overall Latin American talent in animation, it may not be the best, but they're worth a watch.
If anything they're just a fun time at worst
I'm really happy that someone talks about the mexican animations,it really isn’t something that gets talk a lot and some of them are pretty good
Didn’t realize the title for una película de huevos was a double entendre 😂 that one and la leyenda were definitely staples growing up 😂😂
Mexican animate films that come to mind is Nikte and El Camino de Xico.
Cantiflas had an animate series.
There's a Nezahualcoyotl movie being made, but looking for a funder.
That villians cartoon, i only know about it bc of victor and valentino cartoon which is a mexican american twin peaks.
Familia del barrio was an online animation cartoon that was on comedy central in Mexico.
VILLANOS OH MY GOD I had completely forgotten that that was mexican animated
2:26 boi what the hell boi, what kinda Rosa de Guadalupe built ass poster is that
Graphic design is my passion
I was playing this as background noise while drawing and I was so confused when the anime audios started 🙃 lmfao
I remember growing up with Chavo del 8 a lot with both the live action and animation. I heard the news of them passing away back in 4th grade
I was about to cry ngl
I am not Mexican but Panamanian, I am surprised that not even one of the animation CZcams channels has talked about the Huevocartoon movie until now.
Dude IT NEEDS MORE COVERAGE
Villainous definitely seems to be the most popular thing on here. As an American, I've seen it pop up a fair amount of times. I heard it's gonna get a proper US release soon so maybe I'll check it out sometime.
When I first clicked the vid and hear the Lo-fi Mexican morning song in the background, I knew this video was going to hit hard.
Hahahaha the music really does make it
Those huevo stickers you got from a bag of chips were the shit. I had eggminem, Korn in huevo form. And a Celia Cruz one.
One of my friends actually found one of the cards from the card game the had I DIDNT EVEN KNOW ABOUT IT. And apparently it's like rare or something.
Love the references in this video, just shows how much of a fan of modern media you are!
I am indeed, it's a gift and a curse
I have an idea what else you could cover
Spanish animation (like, from spain). Jelly Jamm for example is rather underrated
Wait, I always thought the "La Leyenda de X" movies were shit. Aight, I'mma give it a shot.
Thank you for talking about Mexican animation!
Nah man give them a shot, even if at times they can be bad I've honestly found them a but entertaining
Ah, a trip down memory lane.
I was born when Mexico was still called New Spain...a long time ago. Cantinflas made educational cartoons which are still sooo cute. There was also a cartoon with Quetzalcoatl which is gone for good. I saw them I the 80's but they were much older.
Huh? Surprise I haven't seen them since my grandparents LOVE cantinflas
@@awkr_wave2002it's called Cantinflas Show, I don't know if you can find all the episodes here on CZcams but a lot of them are easily found here 🕺✨
Do not be lies or that you were a vampire haha
I'm Mexican American (raised in the US) I can't speak Spanish or at least well, so I got to thank you for this video, I've been trying to find animation from mexico but haven't been able to understand the people talking about it
Your accent makes me feel better, as someone that had a speech impediment, it makes me feel like I’m just talking with my sister
The fuck?
Awwwww, that's sweet. Aye no worries everyone sucks at speaking
@@awkr_wave2002
@@awkr_wave2002 I am a native Spanish speaker but I liked your voice keep it up 👍😀
ohh heeey, it's been a year from this vid, I know, but i wanted to comment lol.
I'm mexican, I'm here in my beloved Tacolandia and honestly, Una Película de Huevos is a love letter to Mexican humour and cinema.
I've watched it hundreds of times as a kid, as a teen and now as a young adult, but man, I'll always laugh at the jokes and sing "YO SOLO QUIERO UNA VIDA NORMAAAAAAL" with passion. Thanks for this vid for the non ñ speakers.
I'm disappointed you didn't talk about Rudy Gloom. It was a great show in Spanish. Also has an English version. And it a cute kids animation. I remember also seeing a lot of Spanish short films that where a lot like Ruby Gloom.
I haven't seen lots of those, and honestly at least at the top of my head I don't know Rudy and Gloom but Imma look into it
@@awkr_wave2002 the show is called Rudy Gloom. It was popular as a Spanish little kids show because it had a little skeleton girl. Personally I don't like the English dub. But maybe not a lot of people watched it. I do know thenother short flims I've seen have kinda the same art style or have skeletons qs the characters.
do you mean Ruby Gloom? ive tried searching for Rudy Gloom and either its Ruby Gloom or google hates my fucking guts. i watched Ruby Gloom as a child and loved it because of the whole spooky casual vibe of the show, felt refreshing. my favorite character is Misery
I still remember getting a Huevocartoon CD at one of those piracy stores (if youre mexican, you know what i mean). Apart from the damn screamer at the introduction and one of the videos being literal porn, i would sit for hours watching the cartoons. Such nostalgia ❤
R.I.P My brain when the music gets real loud
I KNOW I'm sorry but I put a note there explaining it's due to avoid copyright. I didn't want to🥲
You should make a review about old Mexican animation, I have few in mind and these are frame by frame…”Katy La Oruga, Cantinflas Show, El Mago de Los Sueños” I’m sure there’s more but these are all I can remember for now.
Oh my god I’m not even Mexican ( I’m not even Latino ) but La Leyenda de La Llorona was my favorite movie as a kid, I’m so glad that you talked about that series ( ? )
Edit: GOOD BURGER IS NOT A BAD MOVIE !!!!! I will die on this hill lol
I LOVE GOOD BURGER WHAT DO YOU MEAN??? It is the pinnacle of cinema
@@awkr_wave2002 OKAY OKAY GOOD you said in the video that you liked bad movies and then mentioned good burger so I was about to fight in the name of Kenna and Kel, my bad skhdjkdjhs
@@mostlyghostie I mean we gotta admit it's a Badly written movie in the public eye BUT ITS PEAK FICTION and the true definition of cinema
Where are you from??
Such an amazing masterpiece as "Taquero Mamon"
is the reason why we say *Hay talento, solo falta apoyarlo*
Ay, pero bien que rinda el dinero barbacollero
One really amazing action mexican cartoon series that people forget about a lot were the cartoon network series, "El santo vs los clones" in which about a wrestler who is like a agent 007 parody that fights classic monsters suchs as mommies, franskenstain, wolf man and wolf women and more.
I sometimes forget most Mexican animated shows besides El Chavo Animadio, Villainous and etc exist.
Yeah... it's hard to find them, especially decent ones
As a Mexican…yea I feel your pain with the lisp problem
Now I can't speak either language🤣
I love this egg movie so god damn much i just wont get bored of it i would teach my kids spanish just to have them watch this
I dont care if you dont speak A FRACTION of Spanish...you have to watch the movie
got this in my recommended, thank you for putting me onto some animated shows/movies I legit would have never heard of otherwise living in the States
I’m not Mexican or from any Latin American country but I am from the carribean and a lot of our cable leeched off of Latin America’s channels. So I am aware and seen a few of those cartoons.
La serie de las leyendas en realidad está muy chida, deberías verla, también fui escéptica cuando me la topé pero las historias están padres jajaj
also en general aprecio que hagas este video en inglés para que más audiencia anglosajona pueda enterarse de que méxico también tiene animación c: así que gracias c:
😢 I fucked up in some parts but that's sweet, I plan on doing more like it, and yeah maybe I'll try it out since I do like the movies alot
If I remember correctly, a lot of people that worked in El gran milagro also works in La Rosa de Guadalupe.
Eso explica muchas cosas
Tiene...MUCHO sentido
Top Cat the Movie is a staple of my childhood years. I'd say it was the DVD i watched the most. The 2016 prequel Top Cat Begins, a fully CG movie also done by Anima Estudios, is also pretty good too.
It’s just a chicano accent. I have it too. What i find interesting, is that native americans have a similar sounding accent. We sound like we have a speech impediment but that’s just how we talk
Hahahaha yeah its mainly the accent but I do have those stutter/mix words/etc.
Honestly it still weird that Mexico has animation to me but that’s great! I hope it get better and better and tell the stories they want!
I genuinely believe that if they had disney level budgets they could do SO MANY THINGS. More guided for culture, adult and horror, that would be just perfect
> It still weird that Mexico has animation
Tf does this mean
@@Yayofangamer16 in my mind I associate Mexico with dramas/live action tv shows and news channels and Spanish dubs of movies
HOW TF DID YOU GET MARTIANS VS MEXICANS SUBBED?
I've been searching for that movie subbed for years but I can't find squat
Oh I didn't find it, I subbed that personally, I mean shiiii you can pay me and I'll sub the whole movie for u😏
@@awkr_wave2002 ...How much?
No seriously how much can I pay you to sub that movie?@@awkr_wave2002
@@awkr_wave2002 No seriously, how much? I actually will be willing to pay you to sub that movie for me because I've been wanting to see that movie for years. I tried to contact you on other social medias but I don't do Tiktok and your Instagram is down so how can we engage in business on this?
Kicked my feet like a stupid child when you started talking about huevocartoon
First two movies and shorts were my childhood
Dude the shorts with the 3 magic kings making Christmas dinner I quote ON THE DAILY. I can recite the entire Huevos movie (the first one) by heart
You gotta return for history of anime in Mexico! I remember a small disk toy in a chips en Mexico which I never saw in the 🇺🇸 which was years ago.
Aside from huevocartoon other Mexican animation is called vete a la versh. It also has a lot of slang, juvenile humor and can be incredibly stupid and hilarious. Most of us watched it as kids when the show literally has a disclaimer that no one under 15 should watch it.
I LOVE Vete a la Versh, I actually discovered it more recently than everyone else (last year I think) but I binged all the seasons and it's SO FUNNY
Ah, la etapa en que todos en sus celulares tenían vídeos cortos de Huevocartoon o Vete a la Versh junto con los de Happy Tree Friends jajaja
Amo como ella intenta explicar los juegos de palabras a los gringos
También amo las huevo películas
Esta...complicado.
Yo soy de chihuahua, pinche video chingon, deberias hablar sobre el desmadre que fue la animacion de CZcams Latinoamerica, vete a la versh, killer Pollo, negas etc jssjkss, there's a whole universe in mexican/Latin American internet and I'm glad more people are discovering it.
Does anyone remember Brijes? It’s a kid’s movie but it was more focused towards action rather than comedy. It had a pretty cool concept
There is this other movie by Anima Studios called "Imaginum". When I was little, it creeped me out so much, especially the ending. It has lots of nasty humor, but I reccomend it ❤
In the same vein, "00-P2" is also a pretty good movie if you're looking for a laugh and it has a message about climate change
My favourite anima studio movie is "Magos y Gigantes". I replayed it so many times I ended up scratching that DVD 😂❤
An unknown gem is "Ana y Bruno" by Carlos Carrera which is kind of like "Foster's home for imaginara friends" but make it creepier and raise the stakes. Also, the protagonist's mother is treated like an insane person which is pretty sad
Another Mexican! I love that you made this
OMG FINALLY SOMEONE WHO AKNOWLEGEDES ANIMA STUDIOS AND LAS LEYENDAS 😭
i just wanna say thank you so much for talking about this shows and movies!!!
I grew up with all of these!! As a mexican im very glad :>
finally someone made a vid about this all of these are so nostalgic
When it comes to family sitcoms, i dont think anything in the west comes close to El Chabo del Ocho
I haven't laughed at any other sitcom as El Chavo del Ocho and I'll die on that
Huevocartoon and the movies I actually found on my own accidentally, and El Chavo was my dad’s whole childhood, the live action one that is but I was more interested in the animated one whenever it was on Netflix.
FUCK YEAH UNA PELICULA DE HUEVOS. I told my husband, who I am teaching Spanish to, that as soon as he can understand all the innuendos in that movie, he will understand Spanish 100%.
Dude, I didn't know El Gran Milagro was such a Mexican thing until you pointed it out lol well as the gringos say; 'Kay Cheeto Way"
Xóchitl was my favorite character forever♥️
They should've used her more tbh
Heck Yhea somebody finally talking about Mexican animation
I loved watching Ledgend Quest when i was younger! I especially loved how they’d go to different countries and fight their respective monsters, i havent seen it in awhile though, so im not sure how it holds up now.
I really don't want to remember el gran milagro anymore...
Excelent video!
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Proud 100, yeah no that movie was trauma
NUNCA ME DI CUENTA QUE "UNA PELÍCULA DE HUEVOS" SIGNIFICABA UNA PELÍCUA DE HUEVOS Y NO UNA PELÍCULA SOBRE HUEVOS
i cant help but notice how no big cartoon CZcamsr has covered Villainous yet. specifically the current six episodes of Villainous. it FINALLY got released to HBO max in the US, but im not seeing a lot of attention or discussion about it. there's going to be more episodes of season one coming out at some point, but it worries me. i really want Villainous to grow more in the US. ive only seen one big cartoon youtuber announce that Villainous is in the US on HBO max, but that was moreso in a video about a HBO max change/update in general. not really a Villainous focused video. theres SO MUCH lore and i am sure if it was covered by English speaking large youtubers more, there would be so many more people interested/getting involved in the fandom.
ive been a Villainous fan since may 2017, ive been drawing fan art of it since then and i really am worried about it failing 😭 i really want to see it succeed and not get cancelled. so much effort and love for animation is put into the show. im really hoping the best happens for Villainous. the fandom seems kind of.... dead. to me, at least.
Maybe a little now but I mean it seems to be a quite popular, It's not like I haven't seen content for it, but yeah I get what you mean cause it's few and far betwenn
I've done some studies and research about mexican media in general, and also cartoons in particular
My conclusions are that, like with everything, we hit the ground running, we had to learn on the fly and try to keep up with the rest of the world (specially with the USA)
We also try way too hard to stamp our identity into our animation, but thing is, the Mexican identity is fading away, and it's nowadays a very vague thing that is hard to define, and hard to stamp into a cartoon