How animated cartoons are being acted(Behind the scene)

The biggest use of animation is for entertainment. Animation is used on the TV, on your phones, and all over the internet. In television, animation is mostly used to occupy children, as it gives them something to laugh about and keeps them entertained for a long period of time, even adults like fathers and mothers are not excluded as they usually join their children to watch the show. You must have been asking "How are animated cartoons even acted?🤔 Well, you are welcome! as I will list some animated cartoons and show you videos of their "Behind the scene". 

 THE LION GUARD

The Lion Guard is an American television series developed by Ford Riley and based on Disney's 1994 film "The Lion Guard".

The Lion Guard is the team tasked with the job of defending the Pride Land from danger, traditionally led by the the second-born cub of the current leader of the Pride Lands. 

The leader of the guard is bestowed with the power of the Roar of the elders, which helps them in battles. 

                                

     HOW DID THEY DO THE LION GUARD

Yes "The Lion Guard" was made entirely using computer-generated imagery, all 1,600 shot of it. 

TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLE

The American animated television series Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, often referred to as Rise of the TMNT and ROTTMNT, was created and executive produced by Andy Suriano and Ant Ward. It is based on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles characters designed by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird. On July 20, 2018, Nickelodeon broadcast the series' premiere. Later, premieres were moved to Nicktoons.

WHAT CHARACTER TRAITS DO THE FOUR NINJA TURTLE HAVE?

The bossy leader is Leonardo. Donatello is typically the group's intellectual leader. Michelangelo serves as the comedy relief who is carefree and full of life. Raphael is the more manly and solemn member of the group.

THE ORIGINAL NINJA TURTLES: HOW WAS IT MADE?

In order to cast the entire body in foam rubber latex, they were created as molds. They took roughly eighteen weeks to finish. The animals, according to Henson, were the most advanced he had ever encountered. Regrettably, Henson passed away on May 16th, 1990, or around 1.5 months after the movie's debut.