sexism – The Dot and Line

The One Thing Dragging ‘Iron-Blooded Orphans’ Down

Sexist tropes are common in anime, but that’s no excuse.

Animation has long been a boys’ club—and the 21st Century has mostly been no exception. Until now.

We want to cover all the cartoons you want covered. To do that, we’ll need a little help.

A brief dispatch from last weekend’s ‘Saturday Morning Cartoons’ panel at Vulture Festival.

Hiding in plain sight, he was one of the most relatable cartoons ever drawn.

For one week, The Dot and Line is trolling its co-editor John Maher.

Has the Pokémon anime at long last figured out that girls of color might want to be the very best too?

The next time you watch the Disney XD classic, think about this.

Loren Bouchard’s show is all about what happens when you chase your dreams, never “make it,” and deal with the aftermath.

At AnimeNYC, the largest gathering of English-language Sailor Moon voice actors were asked for advice. Here’s what they had to say.