Admirable Animation

"Admirable Animations" is a series talking about cartoons cartoon critic MrEnter likes. My favorite of his are probably the Gumball reviews. Anyway, the series is nowadays kind of odd because he's mentioned that he might just drop both this and "Animated Atrocities" and just review cartoons of any kind. I mean, that is what most YouTube critics do anyway. A lot of people seem to hate this guy, although this series has a considerably higher rating than "Animated Atrocities" here. He has had numerous controversies, including comments about vaccines and a 9/11 comment in his "Turning Red" review.

He still manages to acknowledge these mistakes and he comes off as more personal to me than most critics. Hey, when he gives a livestream he answers some of my questions without me having to pay money! Anyway, he's gone through a lot of pain in his life. I can associate with that. It's hard to hate someone I've been following for a long time who loves cartoons as much as I do. I really wish people would be more open to me and it's not like other critics haven't had widely different opinions like him. ***1/2.

I like Enter's admirable animations even more than his animated atrocities. People want to see how to write a good episode of a cartoon? Watch these videos. I've learned even more from his admirable animations.

Some I'd recommend the most include:

-Burrito (We Bare Bears)-Shows how to write a sweet 11-minute episode that will warm your heart.

-Lawnmower Dog (Rick and Morty)-How to write a creative and funny episode of a sci-fi show

-Land Before Swine (Gravity Falls)-Shows how to properly write idiotic characters that cause things to go wrong during the episode, yet do it in a way that does NOT annoy the viewer.

-Lars and the Cool Kids (Steven Universe)-An episode that portrays teens as realistic and not completely responsible, and shows a lot of proper character development.

-Mewnipendence day (Star vs the Forces of Evil)-Shows how to write an episode about war. And that not all is always as it seems.

Just give those a chance to start with, and watch more if you're curious. Besides, there's much MUCH worse content on Youtube. Mr. Enter's stuff is mild compared to the **** I've seen.....

Mr.Enter just isn't suited for Reviewing, Admirable Animation is just him talking about good cartoons which he does do well but still has moments where he uses that stupid angry voice whenever he has to referrer back to bad shows or bad moves made by networks and It doesn't ruin it entirely but Admirable Animation isn't worth watching/ supporting animated atrocities to see. He's just isn't charming, funny or entertaining in the slightest. If he were to do more Admirable Animation and stop the angry act then maybe he be OK but as it stands I wound't give him a watch.

While not everything he makes is gold, Mr. Enter is an insightful and talented critic. And I really appreciate the existence of a review show dedicated to the forgotten gems of animation history, though with exceptions. Enter does an excellent job of articulating what the entries do well. If I have one complaint, it's that the reviews contain spoilers, but otherwise, an amazing review show.