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The few animated shows in the West that attempt drama, such as ''[[King of the Hill]]'', shy away from using certain tropes associated with Toons in an effort to be taken seriously. See [[Animation Age Ghetto]]. For obvious reasons, this is a lot more capricious in anime. |
The few animated shows in the West that attempt drama, such as ''[[King of the Hill]]'', shy away from using certain tropes associated with Toons in an effort to be taken seriously. See [[Animation Age Ghetto]]. For obvious reasons, this is a lot more capricious in anime. |
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The most famous example is probably the universe portrayed in ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]''. |
The most famous example is probably the universe portrayed in ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]'' (which [[The Other Wiki]] says is the [[Trope Namer]]). |
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The word "Toon" may be used interchangeably with "Character" in some MMORPGs. As in, "Which toon do you want me to play for this raid, my fighter or my cleric?". This especially applies to ''[[Toontown Online]]'', in which this is actually what the players are officially called in-game. |
The word "Toon" may be used interchangeably with "Character" in some MMORPGs. As in, "Which toon do you want me to play for this raid, my fighter or my cleric?". This especially applies to ''[[Toontown Online]]'', in which this is actually what the players are officially called in-game. |
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