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Old 07-22-25 | 07:07 PM
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The 16th Annual Animation Challenge Discussion Thread
The 16th Annual Animation Challenge Discussion Thread
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The Details

Challenge starts July 31st at 12:01 am local time.

Challenge ends September 2nd at dawn.*

*Challenge end date will vary from year-to-year, depending on when Labor Day falls (if it's within 3 days of the start of Sept., the challenge will extend to end of Labor Day. If it's longer, it'll end on the 1st at dawn.)

Rules

Movies/TV shows should be labeled Animation from either imdb.com or allmovie.com. Other labels don't matter as long as there is at least a Animation label from one of those sites. Action/Animation would be fine.

This is the challenge where any and all types of animation is welcome, computer, hand drawn, puppetry, stop motion, etc. The entire movie/show does not need to be completely animated. Something like Roger Rabbit or a Ray Harryhausen film would generally be allowed.

If anyone has a problem with something someone watches or just wants an opinion on if it's animation or not, ask here.

Animation documentaries are allowed but not DVD featurettes/interviews that are just fluff promo pieces.

As with the other challenges, the lists must be numbered or it won't count.

Watching the movie/show with the commentary can counted as unique items.

Watching multiple versions(theatrical and director's cut) of the same movie/show will also count.

Lists

Since the general consensus seems to be for the easy counting method we will go with that. However, it is not required, so if you wish to count another way, feel free, as I will not be doing stats.

Checklist:
Spoiler:
Official Checklist:

*one wildcard is allowed

Watch works from 10 different studios:

--- Aardman OR Blue Sky -
--- Bone -
--- DC Animated Universe/Original Movies/ Animated Movies Universe -
--- Depatie-Freleng -
--- Disney -
--- Dreamworks Animation -
--- Famous Studios -
--- Filmation -
--- Fleischer Studios -
--- Gainax -
--- Illumination -
--- Laika -
--- Madhouse -
--- Marvel Studios -
--- MGM Cartoon Studio -
--- Paramount -
--- Pixar -
--- Rankin/Bass -
--- Screen Gems -
--- Studio Ghibli -
--- Sunrise -
--- UPA -
--- Warner Bros -

Watch works from 8 different directors:

--- Tex Avery -
--- Don Bluth -
--- Bob Clampett -
--- Gene Deitch -
--- Friz Freleng -
--- Hanna & Barbera -
--- John and Faith Hubley -
--- Chuck Jones -
--- Satoshi Kon -
--- John Kricfalusi -
--- Peter Lord -
--- Hayao Miyazaki -
--- Nick Park -
--- Brothers Quay -
--- Frank Tashlin -
--- Bruce W. Timm -

Watch 12 different actors/actresses:
--- Ed Asner -
--- Jim Backus -
--- Mel Blanc -
--- Clancy Brown -
--- Daws Butler -
--- Nancy Cartwright -
--- Dan Castellaneta -
--- Hans Conried -
--- Peter Cullen -
--- Jim Cummings -
--- Dom DeLuise -
--- Bill Fagerbakke -
--- June Foray -
--- Paul Frees -
--- Brad Garrett -
--- Mark Hamill -
--- Megumi Hayashibara -
--- Edward Everett Horton -
--- Kelly Hu -
--- Tom Kenny -
--- Maurice LaMarche -
--- Andrea Martin -
--- Mike McShane -
--- Don Messick -
--- David Ogden Spiers -
--- Ron Perlman -
--- Wallace Shawn -
--- Kath Soucie -
--- Tara Strong -
--- Alan Tudyk -
--- Frank Welker -
--- Billy West -

Watch ANY 7 Winsor McKay Award Winners from the Annie Awards:
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From iCheckMovies:

Watch 2 short films from The World History of Animation: Time Line
--- Film 1
--- Film 2

Watch 2 short films from Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film (Winners and Nominees)
--- Film 1
--- Film 2

Watch 2 animated films from Golden 100 of Russian Animation
--- Film 1
--- Film 2

Watch 2 films from Filmspotting Top 100 Animated Films
--- Film 1
--- Film 2

Watch 2 Annie Awards Best Animated Feature winners
--- Film 1
--- Film 2

Watch 2 films from Paste's The 100 Best Anime Movies of All Time list
--- Film 1
--- Film 2

Watch 2 films from The Animated Movie Guide: Top 60 Animated Features Never Theatrically Released in the United States (from Jerry Beck's book The Animated Movie Guide)
--- Film 1 -
--- Film 2 -

--- Watch animation from at least 9 different decades:
--- 1900 -
--- 1910 -
--- 1920 -
--- 1930 -
--- 1940 -
--- 1950 -
--- 1960 -
--- 1970 -
--- 1980 -
--- 1990 -
--- 2000 -
--- 2010 -
--- 2020 -

--- Watch animation from at least two languages other than English:
--- First language -
--- Second language -

--- Watch animation from at least 4 different ratings:
--- G -
--- PG -
--- PG-13 -
--- R -
--- NC-17 / X /Adult/18+-
--- Unrated -

--- Watch animation from at least 6 of these categories:
--- Watch an anime movie -
--- Watch any type of animated series -
--- Watch a US kid's show that originally aired on Sat mornings -
--- Watch a holiday themed TV show or movie -
--- Puppet show -
--- Containing stop motion animation -
--- Mostly or all CGI -
--- Watch 90+ minutes worth of shorts (i.e Tom and Jerry, Bugs Bunny) -
--- Cartoon based on a newspaper comic strip OR comic book -
--- Motion Comic -
--- Watch an animated movie that spawned a TV spin-off OR an animated movie that was based on an animated TV show -
--- Watch a work of animated non-fiction [i.e., Waltz with Bashir, etc.] -
--- Watch an Academy Award Best Animated Feature winner -
--- Watch an Academy Award Best Short Subject (Cartoon)/Animated Short winner -
--- Watch an animated film/show AND its live action remake -
--- Watch a Saturn Award for Best Animation Film winner -

Watch animation from at least 6 different genres:
--- Action -
--- Adventure -
--- Comedy -
--- Crime -
--- Drama -
--- Family -
--- Fantasy -
--- Holiday -
--- Horror -
--- Musicals -
--- Mystery -
--- Romance -
--- Science Fiction -
--- War -
--- Western -

Need help with cartoons from a newspaper comic strip?

Spoiler:
Alley Oop
Baby Blues
Barney Google
Barney Google and Snuffy Smith
B.C.
Beatle Bailey
Blondie
Bloom County/Opus/Outland
The Boondocks
Broom Hilda
The Captain and the Kids (aka, The Katzenjammer Kids)
Cathy
Dennis the Menace
Dick Tracy
Dilbert
Doonsbury
Dream of the Rarebit Fiend
The Dropouts
Emmy Lou
The Family Circus
The Far Side
Flash Gordon
For Better or For Worse
Fred Basset
Garfield
Girls & Sports
Hagar the Horrible
Heathcliff
Hejji
Henry
Krazy Kat
Life in Hell
Li'l Abner
Little Jimmy
The Little King
Little Lulu
Little Nemo in Slumberland
Mandrake the Magician
Marmaduke
Moon Mullins
Mother Goose and Grimm
Mutt and Jeff
Nancy
Over the Hedge (CGI)
Ox Tales
Peanuts
The Phantom
Pogo
Popeye
Prince Valiant
Reg'lar Fellers
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
Rupert Bear
Scamp
Smokey Stover
Snafu
Tarzan
Toonerville Folks (aka, Toonerville Trolley)
Tumbleweeds
Wee Pals (aka, Kid Power)
Ziggy





Easy access links to the iCheckMovies part of the checklist. Thanks coyoteblue!


2024's Thread
Suggestions for 2026:
Spoiler:
Pete Docter to director list?

2 new icheckmovies animated official lists: here and here. The blog about them here.
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Re: The 16th Annual Animation Challenge Discussion Thread
Not a lot of suggestions to discuss this year. I did extend the end date without discussion as it was only a day later. I think if the Labor Day weekend is close to the end of the challenge, I'll extend the challenge through the end of it. If the end of the weekend is later than Sept. 4th or 5th, I won't extend it.

Any objections to use this link for the Saturn films? The old one hasn't been updated in quite a while and I made a new one.

1. Switch the link for Saturn films to this: https://www.icheckmovies.com/lists/s...d+film/ljg765/

2. Add David Ogden Spiers to actor list? He has 44 credits to his name.

3. Add the DC Animated Universe/Original Movies/ Animated Movies Universe to the studio part of the check list? We do already have Marvel Studios listed.
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Re: The 16th Annual Animation Challenge Discussion Thread
Those three sound good to me. It always sounds good to extend the challenge in my book. There aren't many suggestions because the challenge is running smoothly at this stage. I'm enjoying the Sci-Fi/Fantasy Challenge but I always look forward to the Animation Challenge and will be glad when it gets here.
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Re: The 16th Annual Animation Challenge Discussion Thread
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Those three sound good to me. It always sounds good to extend the challenge in my book. There aren't many suggestions because the challenge is running smoothly at this stage. I'm enjoying the Sci-Fi/Fantasy Challenge but I always look forward to the Animation Challenge and will be glad when it gets here.
I figured I wouldn't have anyone complain too much about extending it a day...lol!

I agree that it is pretty good right now, though I do think next year or the year after, it might be time to do something similar as the Sci-fi/Fantasy challenge with the actor and studio lists. They're just getting a bit too lengthy.
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You're volunteering to run the challenge so to me, it can start whenever you want it to .
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Re: The 16th Annual Animation Challenge Discussion Thread
Rarefilmm.com has tons of animation, including shorts from many different countries.

https://rarefilmm.com/

Go to "Browse films by genre" and click on animation and a treasure trove opens up to you. All free.
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Originally Posted by Ash Ketchum
Rarefilmm.com has tons of animation, including shorts from many different countries.

https://rarefilmm.com/

Go to "Browse films by genre" and click on animation and a treasure trove opens up to you. All free.
Thanks for posting this. I randomly picked one to watch, just to see and it looks very interesting. I'll have to spend a little time going through this for the challenge. Looks like a lot could qualify for the sci-fi/fantasy challenge as well.
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Checklist has been finalized. List thread will be up shortly. Will link once it is.

Edit: Here's the List thread.
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Here's some titles to help jump start everyone's Challenge tomorrow evening. No movies, just episodic ONA's mostly. Most of these skew to an older audience.

Hazbin Hotel - Prime
The Legend of Vox Machina - Prime
Invincible - Prime
Helluva Boss - Youtube (next year Prime & Youtube)
Monkey Wrench - Youtube
Take My Muffin - Youtube
Deadbeat Ends Meet - Youtube
Mechwest - Youtube
Murder Drones - Youtube
Castlevania - Netflix
Castlevania Nocturne - Netflix
Disenchantment - Netflix
The Amazing Digital Circus - Youtube & Netflix

I'll probably start with a few shorts, then give The Day the Earth Blew Up (2025) a second watch.
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Hope everyone's challenge is off to a good start! I plan on starting with Brother Bear and Brother Bear 2. I picked up the combo pack from Disney last year when their rewards program was shutting down. Not my favorite of their movies, but I didn't have a copy of Brother Bear 2, so picked it up anyway. I don't anticipate them being great films, but they'll get off my "to watch" list.
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I'm making a point to go through as much G.I. Joe as I can. I will definitely finish the original series as long as I stick to my 5 episodes a day, but some of the later versions might be a tough sell since I never watched them growing up. Just wrapped up Toy Story. Such a great film.
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I posted this previously in the SF/F discussion thread, but I figure reposting here is apropos. I confirmed the movies are still available --

WB dropped a bunch of DCAU movies on youtube that can be watched for "free" (ads of course). Still, if you don't have them and can put up with the ads, it's better than not seeing them at all. This is a partial list of what's available; if you don't see a movie in the list try searching for it. Hopefully they'll stay around for a couple of months, at least.

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Would 'Godzilla Minus One' qualify since the title creature is CGI animated ?
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Would 'Godzilla Minus One' qualify since the title creature is CGI animated ?
CGI does count as animation. My main consideration when I think if something counts or not for it, would be how much CGI is used/how long is on screen for? If Godzilla is only on screen for 10 minutes out of a 2 hour film, I'm going to say no, it doesn't count. If he's on screen (or the amount of CGI used) is in more than...50%-ish? (I'm not asking anyone to make a chart here!) it'd count. Think Roger Rabbit amount of animation on screen compared to live action, not Mary Poppins, though I think I've made an exception for that one).

If you go into a movie honestly thinking it'll qualify and it doesn't, there is a wildcard that you can use as well.

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I'm making a point to go through as much G.I. Joe as I can. I will definitely finish the original series as long as I stick to my 5 episodes a day, but some of the later versions might be a tough sell since I never watched them growing up. Just wrapped up Toy Story. Such a great film.
I only recently discovered the GI Joe 1980s comic, so I hope to watch the show at some point.
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Just a reminder, the new King of the Hill is now on Hulu.
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I've had a bit of a slow start to the challenge. I caught some crud and I haven't stopped coughing in almost 2 weeks now. Ugh! It's not anything contagious, so there's that at least!

I did figure out what I'm going to focus on. A while back, someone mentioned that they were doing a complete watch of Disney films and that stayed in my brain. So yesterday, I made a list of the animated films (and mixed live action/animation films) that I consider "Disney." The contents are probably controversial depending on how you think what a Disney film is, but since it's for me, I put what I wanted. It includes Pixar films, DTV sequels, and even a film or two that they just distributed (like Nightmare Before Christmas).

I figure there are quite a few on the list that I've watched only once, a small handful of ones that I haven't ever seen-mainly DTV-and quite a few that I watch on a regular basis. Should keep me busy for a while at last! No plans on finishing it for this challenge, but I do hope to make a decent dent in it.
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I only recently discovered the GI Joe 1980s comic, so I hope to watch the show at some point.
I used to watch the original show pretty regularly as a kid. So far, it's brought back some memories for me. But it's HEAVILY '80s. I feel like they botched the live action movies by miscasting....everyone.
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With Scooby Doo being gradually removed from Max, I've slowly been collecting DVDs. Some movies I've already had digitally, but today I have out for delivery from Amazon both a double feature of Boo Brothers and The Cyber Chase as well as Season One of A Pup Named Scooby Doo. They were both about $9 each as well. Was looking for both inexpensive, as well as tracking down the red shirt Shaggy movies for months since they never were on Max.
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I started watching Star Trek: Prodigy season two and quickly realized I never finished season one. Had to go to the library and check out the DVD so I could catch-up. I'll get back to season two tomorrow. I still don't like the characters at all but as a Trekkie, I gotta watch it.
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How are people's challenges going? I was away for the weekend and not feeling great on top of it, so my watches fell by the wayside. I hope to get some in this week though. My library request for Across the Spider-Verse came in so I do plan on watching that this week and working on more of my Disney challenge.
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I have watched everything I planned to watch for this challenge and added Star Trek: Prodigy just for kicks.
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I've been slowly plugging along. One day I'll be motivated, then not really feeling it for a few days. Over the weekend though I did watch the first two movies from the Rebirth of Mothra trilogy. It's not a cartoon in the traditional sense, but puppetry plays a large part. Not only Mothra but the good and bad (wouldn't call her evil) fairies each rode flying mounts that were also very obviously puppets.
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I'm impressed that you got the list thread stickied! My sticky/unsticky requests were taking a couple months to get noticed, so for my most recent challenge I just skipped it.
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I'm impressed that you got the list thread stickied! My sticky/unsticky requests were taking a couple months to get noticed, so for my most recent challenge I just skipped it.
Total luck! I only requested it myself once and noticed that the Sci-fi/Fantasy one wasn't so figured this one wouldn't be either!
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