Looking Back At Most Popular Shows of Cartoon Network Amidst #RIPCartoon Network

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Cartoon Network Shows:  Users of the internet must have noticed a new hashtag trending across social media. #RIPCartoonNetwork has raised eyebrows concerning the shutdown of the channel responsible for making our childhood lively and bright. What’s the story behind the trending hashtag, and is the beloved Cartoon Network seizing to exist now, let's unravel.   

Is Cartoon Network Shutting Down?

#RIPCartoonNetwork is a trend started from an X handle called “Animation Workers Ignited”. The user shared an animation saying “Cartoon Network is essentially dead” The post however was not directed to the news of the shutting down of the channel but to the dire conditions of animators working with it and other several organizations.

Cartoon Network is dead?!?!

Spread the word about what’s at stake for animation!!! Post about your favorite Cartoon Network shows using #RIPCartoonNetwork

Active members of TAG can help by filling out your survey! Today (7/8) is the last day! pic.twitter.com/dHNMvA1q0A

— Animation Workers Ignited (@AWorkersIgnited) July 8, 2024

Animators in the industry are experiencing a setback with a mass layoff in action. The professionals working in the industry have been unemployed in large numbers as the companies have resorted to “canceling projects, outsourcing jobs, and laying off artists en masse" as the trend-setting animation reveals. 

Furthermore, the animation highlighted Animation to be one of the forms of entertainment sustained completely remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic, which was followed by “big studios cutting staff” and only benefiting the CEO and executives having the financial upper hand. 

Cartoon Network losing their personality is still one of the worst things they've ever done that they have yet to recover from #RIPCartoonNetwork pic.twitter.com/biP5BxNaek

— JustAnotherArtist (@JustAnthrArtist) July 9, 2024

Hence, the #RIPCartoonNetwork is a call to action and a mass appeal to divert the world’s attention to the grim reality of the animation sector and earn support for them. Cartoon Network, the channel in actuality is not shutting down. 

Never forget what endless, unchecked corporate greed via two back-to-back mergers took from you #RIPCartoonNetwork pic.twitter.com/CcylmiG0A4

— Grace Kraft (@GraceKraft) July 8, 2024

Celebrating The Iconic Shows of CN

Among the most loved, watched, and popular shows are the brainchild of Genndy Tartakovsky, the artist behind ‘Samurai Jack’ and ‘Powerpuff Girls.’ The battle of evil Aku versus the good Samurai Jack ignited the inner Bruce Lee in all of us and the unforgettable adventures of Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup empowered the tender and young brains to feel they are capable of superheroic stuff. 

One can not forget the late nights with Courage roaming around in the eerie surroundings of his house to save his honors. The artist behind ‘Courage: The Cowardly Dog’ is American animator Dilworth. 

#RipCartoonNetwork man this can’t be happening every show they made was peak man my childhood fr. 💔😔😢 pic.twitter.com/I0fZZJO4fq

— ℰ𝓏 ℳℴ𝓃ℯ𝓎 ⛹🏽‍♂️💰 (@hendrixpaid) July 8, 2024

The eccentric ‘Adventure Time’ with its unique style of animation was no less a delight for kids, while the macho Johnny Bravo in pursuit of his lady love made many kids fans.  

The cartoons have shaped our tender and impressionable minds, while providing a retreat from the pains of childhood, ensuring each of us a good time. With #RIPCartoonNetwork the art and artists are asking their audience to lend their support to their labor. 

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