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lubczyk · 2009-02-15, 02:12

Where to research cartoons other than Japanese Anime?

The easiest way to search for anime is through Youtube, Anidb.net and animenfo.com.

Where would I go to categorically search for cartoons world-wide, like American, Canadian, Korean, Chinese and European as well as Middle-Eastern.

I like animated content in general but mainly watch American or Japanese content, because they're the easiest to find subtitled.

Are there any online resources people could point me towards?

einhorn303 · 2009-02-16, 02:36

Well, I find that http://www.imdb.com/ is quite helpful for Voice Actors and such. I can spend hours just picking my favorite cartoon, and looking at all the other shows their VA's have done characters for.

sa547 · 2009-02-16, 08:48

Another is Mark Evanier's unique treasure trove on who's Mel Blanc, Jack Mercer, Lorenzo Music and others:
http://www.povonline.com/cols/COL267.htm

If my thinking serves me right, there should be some other material regarding the animation industries of France, Italy, Belgium, the Czech Republic, and others. Also, South Korea, Taiwan and the Philippines are favorites when it comes to outsourcing animation work from both Japan and the United States.

2009-02-15, 02:12	Link #1
lubczyk Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005	Where to research cartoons other than Japanese Anime? Where to research cartoons other than Japanese Anime? The easiest way to search for anime is through Youtube, Anidb.net and animenfo.com. Where would I go to categorically search for cartoons world-wide, like American, Canadian, Korean, Chinese and European as well as Middle-Eastern. I like animated content in general but mainly watch American or Japanese content, because they're the easiest to find subtitled. Are there any online resources people could point me towards?

2009-02-16, 08:48	Link #3
sa547 Senior Member Author Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Philippines Age: 47	Another is Mark Evanier's unique treasure trove on who's Mel Blanc, Jack Mercer, Lorenzo Music and others: http://www.povonline.com/cols/COL267.htm If my thinking serves me right, there should be some other material regarding the animation industries of France, Italy, Belgium, the Czech Republic, and others. Also, South Korea, Taiwan and the Philippines are favorites when it comes to outsourcing animation work from both Japan and the United States. __________________

2009-02-16, 02:36	Link #2
einhorn303 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Massachusetts, USA Age: 36	Well, I find that http://www.imdb.com/ is quite helpful for Voice Actors and such. I can spend hours just picking my favorite cartoon, and looking at all the other shows their VA's have done characters for.