Those cartoon memories belonging to those born in the 1980s and 1990s, which one impressed you the most?

"Ah ah ah ~ that's the Black Cat Sheriff, ah ah ah ~ that's the Black Cat Sheriff, the citizens of the forest salute you, salute you, salute you~!"

When the familiar melody sounds, the "Black Cat Sheriff" that we enjoyed waiting in front of the TV for all night when we were children begins again. Sometimes what we remember may not be the cartoon, But that feeling, that nostalgia.

The cartoon "Black Cat Sheriff" probably doesn't need any introduction from me. Basically, everyone born in 1990 to 1995 has seen it. Compared with current animations, the plot is relatively old-fashioned and simple. , but at that time, Sheriff Black Cat represented the childhood of a generation.

"Big-headed son, small-headed dad, a pair of good friends and a happy father and son."

"Big-headed Son and Small-headed Dad" may have a larger audience than "Black Cat Sheriff" There are more, and the corresponding series of books are also overwhelming. These conscience cartoons of our childhood still affect my awareness of those classic animated images, just like later CCTV seemed to have made a movie with the same theme, and the names and characters Nothing has changed, but after watching one episode, I realized that it has completely lost its previous flavor. I don’t know if it’s because we’ve grown up or because they’ve filmed it bad. (Personally, I think classics are classics. The Legend of the Condor Heroes has been remade so many times, which one can surpass Huang Rihua's version?)

"Hurry, hurry, rush, rush, the four-wheel-drive warriors are in action. , driving a brave racing car to pursue the championship. "

To be honest, "Four-wheel drive brothers" is definitely the initiator of the four-wheel drive craze. When I was a kid, I had a bunch of broken four-wheel drive cars in my house, and I had to dismantle them. He was so stupid, and he was so busy replacing the motor of this car with that car. If anyone had a light speed motor at that time, it would be really awesome. I still remember the line "Audi double diamond, my partner" to this day. It's still fresh, how can I put it this way? I've watched all one, two or three of this cartoon. Until the Japanese team won the international competition and Charge of War became Leap Charge, I bought the CD and watched it over and over again at home. Woolen cloth.

But I have a question. Who can tell me that those kids who were so physically fit to run with four-wheel drive vehicles later went on to run marathons? Especially Xing Mahao. How did this unscrupulous kid catch up with his four-wheel drive when the cyclone charged into the tornado? This question has troubled me for more than ten years. I want an answer. I am waiting online. It is very urgent.

"Calabash baby, Calabash baby, seven melons on a vine, not afraid of wind or rain, blah, blah, blah, jingle, clang, clang, clang, clang, clang."

When it comes to classic cartoons, I think the image of Calabash Baby is definitely the most representative. The phrase "Monster, let my grandpa go" was said to be a bad joke by later netizens, although now I have remembered it. I don’t know what skills those dolls have, but that doesn’t stop me from being nostalgic for my childhood.

In addition to the above, movies such as "Light Messenger", "Iron Armor", "Iron Train Man", "Little Muddleheaded God", "Morning with Martin", "Dragon Ball", etc. are all the movies of the post-90s generation. There are some classics, and there are some that I can’t remember. Anyone who remembers them can recommend some~