10 Kids Cartoon Characters Reimagined As ADULTS
Published -
- June 7, 2017
- 2:00 pm
Amazing illustrations of your favorite cartoon characters reimagined fully grown up.
If you’re like most kids, you probably grew up watching cartoon shows. These programs include some pretty lovable characters, catchy tunes, and funny storylines. Many of these cartoon shows have been playing on the air for decades. But no matter how many years have gone by, the characters always remain the same. They never grow up, and they never age… until now!
How do reimagined adult versions of beloved cartoon characters keep them relevant for modern audiences?
Cartoons are a great way to escape into a world of imagination where anything is possible. From talking animals to magical adventures, cartoons have been a beloved form of entertainment for generations. Over the years, some of the most iconic cartoons have featured beloved characters that seem to live on forever. Characters that were once childhood heroes have now been reimagined as adults, breathing new life into their timeless stories. Here, we have compiled a list of ten iconic kids’ cartoon characters that have been reimagined as adults.
1. Spongebob Squarepants
Spongebob has been a fan-favorite cartoon for over two decades, and we now have Spongebob as found in the “Kamp Koral” series, a grown-up version. While the Spongebob we all grew up with is known for his childlike joy and playful nature, the adult version of Spongebob is a little different. He’s now more confident, sophisticated, and adventurous than ever before.
2. Bugs Bunny
Bugs Bunny has been a household name for over 80 years, and he’s been reinvented for many different generations. In his latest incarnation, Bugs is a suave yet mischievous adult, following a lifestyle of daring adventure and risk-taking.
3. Ash Ketchum
Many of us remember Ash Ketchum from the “Pokemon” series, dreaming of becoming the greatest Pokemon trainer in the world. As an adult, Ash is a more experienced and mature trainer, still determined to become the best.
4. Kim Possible
“Kim Possible” was a hit among kids who loved watching her foil the evil plans of Dr. Drakken. As an adult, Kim is a successful detective who still relies on her high-tech gadgets and martial arts training to solve the most challenging cases.
5. Timmy Turner
Timmy Turner’s wishes always led to exciting and often dangerous adventures. In his grown-up form, Timmy is more cautious and responsible, realizing that his actions have consequences.
6. Tom and Jerry
Tom and Jerry are two of the most beloved cartoon characters of all time, and they’ve been remade time and time again. As adults, Tom and Jerry are still frenemies, with Tom now being a sophisticated cat and Jerry a scrappy street smart mouse.
7. Arthur
Arthur has been an educational staple for children for years, and his timelessness will continue now as a young adult. In his grown-up form, Arthur is a charming and inquisitive journalist who reports on various events.
8. Winnie the Pooh
Winnie the Pooh has been a beloved character for generations. In his new iteration as an adult, he is a wise and contemplative philosopher, dispensing advice to his friends.
9. Dora the Explorer
Dora has been an educational hero for many kids, teaching them basic Spanish and life skills. As an adult, Dora is a world-renowned explorer, traveling the world and discovering new places.
10. Bart Simpson
Bart Simpson was known for his outrageous antics and rebelliousness in the “Simpsons,” but he has since grown up. Bart is now established as a big-time entrepreneur, using his wit and ingenuity to achieve success in the business world.
In conclusion, the reinvention of iconic kids’ cartoon characters helps to keep beloved characters relevant for young and old audiences. These characters have grown up with their audience, reminding us that cartoons are not just fun and games, but lessons on life itself. As new generations explore their childhood heroes, they may find that the character has grown up, just like they have. Growing up is a natural part of life, and it’s good to know that some things, such as our favorite cartoon characters, can grow alongside us.
