Who's your favorite character?
I love all the characters, but my favorite character is Piglet.
shareI say....Tigger. Or Pooh.
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Oh my goodness, I love all of them equally. I can't possibly decide.
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Oh my goodness, I love all of them equally. I can't possibly decide.
I totally agree with you on this one. The great thing about this show is how every character is so great in his own way. Tigger is the funniest, of course, and Piglet might be the cutest. But yeah, they're all great in their own way. I hate to say this, because she's one of the few female characters on this show, but my least favorite character has to be Kanga. Because other than being Roo's mother, she hardly does anything worth remembering. She's nice and all, but she's rather forgettable.
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I'm with you guys all the way--it's nearly impossible to pick a single favorite.
I can name several definite ones though, besides Pooh and Piglet: Rabbit, Tigger, Eeyore, Gopher, and Owl!
Can't forget those Heffalumps and Woozles either. X-)
Seriously, this show was a masterpiece. Even though it's called "The NEW Adventures," it's now primarily what we mean by the good old Pooh, along with the cartoons that preceded it. The best Pooh film to come after this series was, I feel, "Pooh's Grand Adventure" (I ADORE that.) There have been other cute ones, but nothing else approaching the early greatness. (Especially not "My Friends Tigger & Pooh"...needless to say, I think!)
But what was there not to LOVE about this?! It'll always be one of those many, many shows that bring back such cherished memories to me. I mean really...the beloved characters so tenderly and lovingly drawn, animated, voiced...the gorgeous artwork and Hundred Acre Wood or other settings...the beaaaauuuutiful and ultra-memorable songs/music/soundtrack...it was unafraid of raning from pure, genuine, intelligent humor to truly touching moments to things that were--at least to a kid, intentionally or not--scary or creepy in an awesomely fun way. So many episodes were a blend of all of those valued qualities and more, making the whole series one of the all-around best cartoon shows ever produced. When I start thinking back on everything I grew up with as a 90s kids, I go all misty and long for the good old days to make a comeback, lol. Talking to anybody else who remembers it all never fails to affirm my own sense that things in general--films, TV shows, toys, books, you name it--are moving generally downhill as time marches on. :(
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Yeah, this sure is a good cartoon.
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