The Presentation Of Childhood In American Cartoons

The most important manga "Steamboat Willy" was created by a man, a short black and white manga named Walt Disney. Manga is only one minute in total, there is no story, dubbing. It was at this time that these three main animation studios were born from Disney, MGM and Warner Brothers. Disney appeared in the first manga "Snow White" and "Seven Dwarfs". Snow White's production cost is very high, it lasts for 98 minutes.

The controversy of violent and childhood audience forced us to go to the 'Simpsons' as an ironic character and argued us that it was an American cartoon. Children are fascinated by manga - they are simple, colorful and funny. As mentioned above, "Simpsons" is the first of many cartoons for adult audiences, but it has also enjoyed a wonderful believer among the children. Russian children are no exception. In 2008, when the government tried to prohibit American cartoons from "danger" to young Russians (Stolyarova), it merged with that cartoon satire family Guy and South Park. These programs will be replaced with cartoons inspired by Russian patriotism Russia can be said to be an example of the anxiety of Western cultural hegemony.

However, recent American cartoons chose to break patterns and solve real problems and problems while maintaining the image of cartoons. Manga such as Simpson, Family Guy, South Park, Spawn appears at the forefront, and some are classified as mature audiences. The way these comics draw society is interesting in itself. The main way for all of these programs to display those information is to exaggerate the reality clearly. Simpson and South Park highlight some more colorful examples of American family life. The character presented by the series spawn is neither a hero nor a villain, it is not an act of good and evil based on his own judgment. These exaggerations make real world problems more obvious. Intellectuals can understand that the real world does not become as confused as the depiction of cartoons. However, it may give them more careful watching what they think is a matter of course.