Why is this cartoon so timeless? I watched it when I was a kid, I watched it as a teen...

Why should they care? They don't get a say in the show nor make money from it, Danny was smart enough to make sure the show belonged to him and him alone,

WELL YOU SAID THAT YOU DIDNT REMEMBER ANY LINES SO I DIDNT BOTHER TO READ YOUR POST USE A BETTER INTRO NEXT TIME Ok thank you.

>nor make money from it
They can't even release a dvd/bluray? Seems strange.

So you were blatantly stupid.
Gotcha.

I also said
>Save for a handful lines that stand out
So it's not that I didn't remember ANY lines, just not as much compared to other shows.
I'll direct you to my image again.

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You literally said that you didn't remember most of the lines from the show when referring to its writing as your intro, however later you say that it was good because you didn't remember it, but you remembered the fact that it was good.
You somehow managed to inferr that the writing wasn't memorable while also being memorable.
Thus, it was safe to assume that you considered writing to be something different from one part of your post to the next.

user?

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Danny was sure to make sure the show is his CN can't do anything with it without his say so and he hates CN and modern cartoons because they're less about the cartoon and more about telling people stuff they don't care to see or hear about and most of it isn't even hand drawn anymore.

>you didn't remember most of the lines from the show
"Most" being the operative word. As in "not all, but a majority"
>inferr
To inferr is nothing because it's spelled wrong. To infer is to assume. Don't do that.
Do I need to post the image a 3rd time?

Post it as many times as you want, it still won't make your post make sense when you backpedal from your own sentences. I apologise for my spelling mistake, I hope that you find it in your heart to forgive me.

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How am I backpedaling on sentences when I've only used my 1st post's sentence as the example?

You did that on the original post. It's the one I was mentioning in my previous post.

This one ?
Because that's the only post I've been referencing. So no backpedaling.
Have this new image now.

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Ed Edd 'n Eddy is, and I am being serious here, a genuine masterpiece of a cartoon because Antonucci went to great lengths to ensure every aspect of the cartoon was as good as it could be.

The sound design is absolutely top notch because when you're watching an episode you're not actively thinking about the weird sounds they use for the actions, yet the scene would feel utterly empty without it. Imagine Ed slapping a half-conscious Eddy without the doll-like "mama" sound, would the scene be as strong? I doubt it!

The voice acting deserves special mention as well, because the VAs put in thousands of hours of takes and retakes for the same lines, and it shows because every single line is delivered with perfect polish. All the emotional nuances, from Double D's quiet resignation before playing the steel pedal guitar to Double D's zero-to-sixty "IS THAT THE SUPPORT BEAM TO THE HOUSE!?", are captured as perfectly as humanly possible.

The visuals are great, the animators really did understand scene framing and took great care to make visual gags hit as hard as they could. Like, when Eddy is pissed off at Double D over his magazines, the scene is zoomed out slightly, which sets up the empty space that is ultimately filled with Eddy's cartoonish eyes blowing up like balloons to emphasize his frustrated gaze. I feel really stupid putting it like that, but you all know what I mean.

And then, of course, there's the writing. The plots are fairly simple in design ("Ed is sleepwalking. The Eds build a city. Eddy loses his voice.") which gives the writers a lot of freedom to experiment with jokes that they don't necessarily need a lot of buildup for. In addition to this, the way the characters are written gives each one perfect personality while being summarily distinct from each other. You would never hear Ed or Kevin call someone "a stale piece of white bread", but you know for a fact that's something Rolf would say.

>So no backpedaling.
>I don't remember much
>but I remember it facilitated the plot well in each episode
Mhmmmm~
Keep using all the generic images you just googled sis, you might get some internet points this way, lyl

Honestly pretty based.

Yes, but since he doesn't care about EEnE getting a higher quality edition, he doesn't get any of my money.

...All 3 of your greentexts was from my 1st singular post. Only if I add something new to it after the fact would I be backpedaling. But I didn't, so I'm not.
Here, have both images this time. You earned them, champ.

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>...All 3 of your greentexts was from my 1st singular post.
Yes.
>Only if I add something new to it after the fact would I be backpedaling.
Not really since you backpedalled in the second sentence of your original post.
Here, I will post it again so you can post your only images

>I don't remember much
>but I remember it facilitated the plot well in each episode
You literally go from claiming a point to instantly making it seem moot by saying the very next sentence. You distanced yourself from your previous idea. You withdrew from your position.
QED.

The sentence reads:
>Save for a handful lines that stand out, I don't remember much of the writing from the show.
That "Save for..." bit, means I remember lines. The "I don't remember much..." means I don't remember ALL the lines.
Now you're intentionally leaving out parts of the post to make it look like you're right.
Do you make political campaign adverts by chance?

But the you say that you remember that the writing carried each episode well enough.
>The "I don't remember much..." means I don't remember ALL the lines.
You said you didn't remember the writing, not the lines. DON'T WITHDRAW FROM ME
>Do you make political campaign adverts by chance?

I did partake in many political outtings when I was younger. Guess I never lost the "art"
I can swear I've had this exact conversation before, it seems too real for deja vu. Have you posted the "do you make political adverts" line recently?