Disney’s characters and cartoons
Speaking of the characters of Disney, people will recall lots of classic characters of Disney such as Micky Mouse, Donald the Duck, Snowwhite and seven dwarves, Cinderella, etc.. From the original Micky Mouse also known as “Oswald the Lucky Rabbit” created in 1927 to the “Judy the Rabbit Officer” in “Zootopia” in 2016, and from “Simba the Little Lion” in “The Lion King” to “Olaf the Snowman” in “Frozen”, many adorable animals, human, and magic characters have been created. Everyone of them has his/her handsome, beautiful, and cute appearance and their own unique story. And that’s why many people have remembered the Disney and its characters. To endow his characters with the ability that can attract public people, …show more content…
In this way, Disney had successfully created a lot of popular princes, princesses and even animal characters and have become a magnet of young children. Web sites, video games, computer-generated animation, Disney TV and pop music - developed around franchises like "High School Musical," "Hannah Montana" and the Jonas Brothers, and accessible online with the touch of a button - are now sustaining Disney fans into their teenage and young adult years (Goraux, 2011). Cartoons of Disney are many young people’s childhood. Even for me, Alladin and the wonderful lamp is the most unforgetable memory in my mind. I can still remember the scene where the blue powerful spirit comes out of the bottle and asks Alladin what are his three wishes. The classic ancient stories and perfect design of characters (the facial movements of characters and animals, clothes of characters, items, colors of characters and views) are 2 main factors what make the cartoon a magnet of children’s eyeballs and brains. For young people, such mysterious story of “Tales from The Thousand and One Night”, the vivid Arabian boy Alladin and the beautiful Princess and their colorful clothes are irresistable. Their curiosity leads them to
Speaking of the characters of Disney, people will recall lots of classic characters of Disney such as Micky Mouse, Donald the Duck, Snowwhite and seven dwarves, Cinderella, etc.. From the original Micky Mouse also known as “Oswald the Lucky Rabbit” created in 1927 to the “Judy the Rabbit Officer” in “Zootopia” in 2016, and from “Simba the Little Lion” in “The Lion King” to “Olaf the Snowman” in “Frozen”, many adorable animals, human, and magic characters have been created. Everyone of them has his/her handsome, beautiful, and cute appearance and their own unique story. And that’s why many people have remembered the Disney and its characters. To endow his characters with the ability that can attract public people, …show more content…
In this way, Disney had successfully created a lot of popular princes, princesses and even animal characters and have become a magnet of young children. Web sites, video games, computer-generated animation, Disney TV and pop music - developed around franchises like "High School Musical," "Hannah Montana" and the Jonas Brothers, and accessible online with the touch of a button - are now sustaining Disney fans into their teenage and young adult years (Goraux, 2011). Cartoons of Disney are many young people’s childhood. Even for me, Alladin and the wonderful lamp is the most unforgetable memory in my mind. I can still remember the scene where the blue powerful spirit comes out of the bottle and asks Alladin what are his three wishes. The classic ancient stories and perfect design of characters (the facial movements of characters and animals, clothes of characters, items, colors of characters and views) are 2 main factors what make the cartoon a magnet of children’s eyeballs and brains. For young people, such mysterious story of “Tales from The Thousand and One Night”, the vivid Arabian boy Alladin and the beautiful Princess and their colorful clothes are irresistable. Their curiosity leads them to