animation

The mysterious “E” in Wile E. Coyote actually has an answer, and the Road Runner comics reveal an even stranger secret: he had a wife and three sons.

Oh, That Crug! turns the traditional monster inside out, finding comedy in dinner, sweaters, phone calls, relationships, and everyday human problems.

How does Wile E. Coyote afford endless Acme gadgets? Explore the funniest fan theories and the real joke behind animation’s greatest financial mystery.

Alice in Wonderland still inspires children and adults alike through Mary Blair’s unforgettable art, timeless themes, and a celebration of imagination.

Canadian animation history is stranger than fiction. Rocket Robin Hood, Spider-Man, and Captain Nemo shared talent, recycled footage, and tight TV budgets.

The Close is a hilarious BBC animated short that transforms suburban anxiety, social awkwardness, and neighborhood chaos into laugh-out-loud comedy.

Charlie Brown’s All Stars! celebrates 60 years as the Peanuts special that tackled discrimination, friendship, and sportsmanship long before its time.

Jour de Vent is a poetic animated short where wind becomes a playful force, disrupting everyday life in a park through elegant, wordless storytelling.

Daffy Duck debuts in 1937 and evolves from chaos to comedy gold. Explore his origins, voice, rivalries, and why he still stands out today.

Roman Empire fall or killer cat? A wild, funny dive with Tidbit Withrow into ancient Rome, rogue pets, and a centurion cover-up gone completely off rails.

REDREX teams with AI voice tech to power fan-made memes, videos, and content, driving massive engagement with Gen Z and millennial audiences.

A Cold War curiosity: Hanna-Barbera animated a U.S. propaganda short featuring kids’ funny letters to President Nixon, narrated by Dick Van Dyke. The result feels like a time capsule from an era when even geopolitics could be wrapped in colorful animation and upbeat storytelling.