Essays on My Favorite Cartoon Character

The television program I chose is Dora the Explorer. Dora the Explorer is an American educational animated television series created by Chris Gifford. This is one of the longest-running shows on nickelodeon. The series center around a young Latina girl, who loves to partake in activities that she wants to do. In this show, she is accompanied by her talking purple backpack and a monkey named Boots. All the episode is based around a series of events that occurs along…...

Watching your favorite cartoon show, listening to music, looking at paintings, having a conversation with someone or even yourself. Satire’s are in our everyday language, whether we know it or not. Satire is the humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues. Satire only works when the audience knows the serious context as well as the satirical context. Satire relies on an audience’s familiarity…...

Most children can recall the old memory of waking up every morning to watch their favorite cartoon. Some of my favorite formative animated films and shows were Maya and Miguel and Mulan. I consider these the most pivotal works in my life because they have influenced me from the very beginning. Maya and Miguel I remember well the feeling of being so excited to turn on the TV in the morning before school started. I would eat some cereal for…...

There has been a recent social development concerning a very well-known series of toys, and a cartoon that has been airing for decades; namely, My Little Pony. Hasbro has marketed the line of toys since the early 1980s and along with that, created a cartoon, targeted toward toddlers and young girls. The cartoon has aired many different generations and adaptations of the show from 1984 to present. Since then, My Little Pony has been popular among the younger female audiences.…...

The Disney version of Pocahontas and the real story have many differences such as the romance, Pocahontas’ personality, and how the story ended. Disney has romanticized the tragic story of Pocahontas into not one, but two cartoons, with a target audience of children. And with deeply embedded messages into the plot of love and strength, many differences surface, showing off Disney’s ability to make a story of war, captives, and death a happy tale for children to enjoy. In the…...