Case in point, an episode of Dexter's Laboratory that was written by a little boy, and they animated it somewhat in this style.
Basically anything that parodies children's drawings have this.In CGP Grey, humans (excluding Historical Domain Characters) are drawn in stick figures, including CGP Grey himself.The characters just happen to be stick figures. The Castle Series is an interesting subversion: it's more dramatic than comedic, and it's very cinematic and well-written.(flash animation one, seen at Newgrounds) After that, the stick figures explore different games and websites. Well, until the fourth part, where the two sides become friends. Animation series focuses around a stick figure fighting it's creator. It's worth noting that during the early 2000s, this style of animation became quite common.Ĭompare Stick-Figure Comic which is the non-animated variant. They have a cult following, especially within the Flash community. Animated works featuring a Stick-Figure Comic aesthetic, most of which are done strictly for comedic purposes.
