Born with Autism (formerly classified as Asperger syndrome), Tyler B. Searle has been obsessed with storytelling since he was old enough to speak. He gravitated towards fairy tales, mythology, the fantasy genre, and animated movies and shows aimed at family audiences.
The 1980s was an integral period in the history of animation. Thanks to technological innovations and the rise of new animation companies, the medium was able to begin branching away from the minimalist styles that dominated the previous decades and produce higher-quality products in a wide variety of genres. This set the medium up for a renaissance in the 1990s.
Dungeons & Dragons could have just been an elaborate commercial for the tabletop roleplaying game, but the writers put effort and care into the show, resulting in some very memorable and creative stories. They follow a monster of the week formula, with the kids encountering a new challenge that requires a unique solution to the problem, usually locked behind one of Dungeon Master's cryptic riddles.
One of the best Canadian cartoons, The Raccoons stood out thanks to its strong environmental message and interesting themes. It introduced children to some major issues at the time, such as adoption, divorce, gambling addictions, and the importance of protecting the environment for future generations.
4 'The Real Ghostbusters' Written by J. Michael Straczynski After saving New York City, the Ghostbusters find themselves busier than ever as more and more spooks and specters rise from their graves. Sometimes they're non-malicious entities looking to complete unfinished business, but more often than not, they're tricky and troublesome spirits who need to be busted. Aiding the Ghostbusters is a green, food-obsessed phantom named Slimer and their secretary, Janine Melnitz .
DuckTales introduced casual audiences to the wacky and expansive world of the Donald Duck Universe comics. Along with fantastical adventures that included time travel, magic, and massive robot fights, the show was carried thanks to the well-defined personalities of its characters, best seen with Scrooge and his accident-prone pilot, Launchpad . Thirty years later, Disney released a reboot starring David Tennant as Scrooge, and it proved to be just as popular as the original.
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