Do Warner Bros. and Disney still dominate the TV toon market like they did in the late 20th century?

I said I don't know any off-hand. I don't recall what questions I asked about on that Q-and-A site you're referring to.

I linked to multiple questions in the private messages. Not mention that you were part of the DC Message Boards years ago, so it is implied you know more about DC characters.

You did seem to remember Starfire and Raven. I didn't even first talk about them. You brought them up (and other characters from the show) without any prompt from me.

You previously claimed you were not a fan of Waluigi, but now you have written a condensed history of the character. You even brought up an obscure early manga version.

The original Teen Titans cartoon was a pop culture phenom. It was one of the most talked-about cartoon shows on the Internet. It's not exactly forgetable.

It's another one of these kids' cartoons that is full of content that isn't appropriate for kids:

https://www.thegamer.com/inappropriate-things-you-never-noticed-in-teen-titans/

You know a cartoon has hit the big time online when a big-name Rule 34 animator and/or cartoonist, like Zone-tan, decides to make a porn parody out of something from it and gets referenced in an article about it.

Teen Titans was probably one of the most contraversial cartoon shows to come out since the original Dungeons and Dragons cartoon.

Space Jam 2 IS coming out folks. This video confirms this:

There is a lot of hyperbole in your response.

Teen Titans was popular but it wasn't that popular. Otherwise, the show would have received a 6th season due to fan feedback. The show wasn't as popular as SpongeBob Squarepants and Pokémon, both of which were true phenomenon.

I have no knowledge of any known rule 34 artists. I have no idea why you, a self proclaimed Christian, would know any.

I don't recall any controversy of the show. If anything, the show toned down many aspects from the original Teen Titans comics.

Somehow, you forgot about even more controversial shows like Ren & Stimpy and Invader Zim. Meanwhile, that Dungeons and Dragon cartoon has been widely forgotten about in the last 30+ years, though people still play the role playing game.

We know Space Jam 2 is coming out. LeBron James revealed the new Tune Squad uniform online a few weeks ago.
https://deadline.com/2020/08/lebron-james-new-space-jam-2-basketball-uniform-1203017172/

However, outside of the usual online discussion, the film is not exactly widely anticipated compared to the other films, live action and animated, coming out next year.

I learned who Zone Sama was from being on Newgrounds, unfortunately. Same with Shadbase.

Minus8 is someone I discovered being on YouTube.

I don't know too much about Rule 34 artists, nor do I want to. These three artists are the three
biggest, most popular and most Internet famous Rule 34 artists if I'm not mistaken.

I’ve not heard of any of them either.

You seem to be constantly looking for excuses to look at and discuss such material while simultaneously condemning it.

Teen Titans and Dungeons and Dragons both glorified witchcraft and devilry. That's why I brought the latter up.

I didn't see that article.

As I said, it seems that kids and general audiences today don't really care about classic Hollywood cartoon characters, like they did in the late 20th century.

These characters, if they existed in real life, would be old enough to qualify for Social Security.

So you are comparing an early 1980s cartoon based on a 1970s role playing game to a early 2000s cartoon based on 1980s comics?

I'm sure there are other shows that have witchcraft and the occult in the 20 year gap between the two shows.

Zone Sama is the artist's name. Zone Tan is her avatar.

I vaguely remember the D&D cartoon. I think the TT cartoon was far worse.

A lot of cartoons glorify witchcraft and occultism.

I read an article online about the original MLP cartoon series. That was evil too.

So what exactly did you like that wasn't viewed as evil by your beliefs?

Or is the simple answer something you "have to think about"?

They do not glorify witchcraft and satanism. It’s a case of good v evil and good usually triumphs in the end.

Why do you care to remember the name of a Rule 34 artist and her avatar?

I don't. I was correcting the post I made earlier.

I disagree. There is no such thing as a "good witch".

That’s what a bigot would say.

I’ve met significantly more good witches than good Christians.

Most “Christians” are small minded, petty and judgemental, nothing like what Christ said they should be like. The very opposite in fact.