According to animator Art Babbitt, “Animation follows the laws of physics—unless it is funnier otherwise.
” The idea that cartoons behave differently compared to the real world (but not randomly) is almost as old as animation itself. For example, Walt Disney already talked about “the plausible impossible” in 1956.
Sunny Vibes has collected some of the most ridiculous examples of cartoon logic to highlight how the world of animation differs from the real one, and it couldn’t be any funnier.point 350 |
From the fingerless Powerpuff Girl Blossom eating with chopsticks to Tom and Jerry hanging out naked all day but wearing clothes at the beach – these characters clearly aren’t governed by the laws of science or the norms of any rational society.point 216 |
Scroll down to witness severe cases of cartoon logic that make perfect (non)sense and vote for your favorite ones!point 96 | 1