A Collage of Almost Every 2010s Cartoon

Nowadays, people talk about this decade because it's notable for shows like Gravity Falls, Adventure Time, Rick and Morty and especially the one and only, Steven Universe. Diving into the 2010s, this decade, alongside the previous decade, is responsible for one of my childhood shows like Regular Show, The Amazing World of Gumball, Team Umizoomi, T.U.F.F Puppy, the list keeps going! This used to be a scorecard of almost every cartoon from the 2010's, but I ditched the scorecard because of the conditions of updating it and it presenting opinions that I would disagree with from now. For sometime, I might find a cartoon I haven't heard of that was released in this decade with a specific release date and adding it into the scorecard will mean a lot of work. Yes, I can rearrange the title cards and all that, but that also means rearranging all the ratings into their respective shows and that's something to easily get me lost.

Plus, I don't want a scorecard where people think some of my opinions are my genuine thoughts on them despite me disagreeing with them later on. By what I mean, there are shows like Sym-Bionic Titan and Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero that are rated great, but I gave them lower ratings in my actual scorecards in them. Since this one's the most popular out of them, that would mistake more people into thinking I like these shows rather than not liking them. And I know, I could simply change the ratings of these shows, but remember the first problem I stated? Rearranging not just the title cards but also the ratings simply to add one cartoon into the scorecard?

I tried working with a collage without a scorecard format with my Nickelodeon Originals deviation (which is sadly deleted for copyright) and it did really well even without it being a scorecard so I thought I can do the same with this one. Here, it's bigger than the scorecard version with more theming since here, I counted 1,521 cartoons and added them into the collage, updating several titles that I was able to find on YouTube or any other streaming site with the actual title cards while doing the same with the newer cartoons that weren't on the scorecard. To capture the animation software feeling, I tried aiming for a border that resembles those ruler bars you'd see in animation softwares (because a lot of them were made in them especially Flash) while adding in the years and titles for indication.

Speaking of the thousands of cartoons packed within this scorecard (which is thrice the amount I started with when first creating this collage), I discovered several other cartoons that I would've included in the scorecard if it qualifies for the following rules:

1. No web series, anime, or one-off shorts. Streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and even YouTube Premium don't count for this one
2. As briefly mentioned, it must have a specific release date so that I can know where to include it in the collage. Month and year is alright but simply a year is too unspecific
3. A title card is definitely necessary for qualification. I'm especially looking for a high-quality screenshot of the title, which I usually find episodes, trailers, etc., to search for the title. If the series doesn't have a series title card, I just use artwork or a cropped poster of the cartoon that matches the 16:9 aspect ratio that has the cartoon title with it. No low-quality captures or a random screenshot of the cartoon since many people and I will be confused about what the animated series is called.

If you had a time machine, then you can access the old version of this deviation, which is pretty much extinct on this site and impossible to reach the old description besides some remnants. But anyway, this is a deviation containing the title cards of almost every cartoon from the 2010's from January 1, 2010, to December 31, 2019. The scorecard was replaced on February 2, 2020, and doubled on August 29, 2020. A lot of these cartoons aren't familiar to you at all because they're from foreign countries where they have a bigger image and popularity over there.