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13) Sharmishta Thakor: Cinderella
Cinderella, a beautiful and kind girl.
who was made a servant in her own home
by her evil stepmother and stepsisters.
However, she maintains hope through
her dreams of happiness and someday
finding her true love. She knew that self-respect was the perfect beauty to wear
on! The wall clock struck 12 and she
found her perfect match.
14) Sheezan Naseer: Shinchan
live life. Most elvish child in their friends
circle. Always finds happiness in small
things. The child taught me to be happy
in every situation... Taught me to do
whatever I wanted to do and not thinking
about society. He is the love of every
child, every adult.
I still remember when
my mother used to tell me not to watch
Shinchan but ended up liking all the
characters of the show have grown up
but still, watch Shinchan. it's my anti-
depression therapy, my mood changer
and most important my motivation to be
happy every time I felt giving up......
15) Shraddha Majalatti: Ninja Hattori
on one summer holiday, I switched on my
TV and the soundtrack plays, Hattori
Hattori yeh hai Apna yaar...Hasta aur
hasata hai yeh asli Ninja; Main hoon ek
Ninja DING Ding...The good old days.
Everyone has some or the other
memories of their childhood which they
carry for all their life. And for me it’s this
feeling. An 11year old boy Hattori, who's a
Ninja warrior and a good friend of Kenichi.
Who certainly has figured out his life.
Who stands tall and is not intimidated.
Who always accept others with their
flaws and the way they are. And treated
everyone compassionately.
I have learned a lot from him and
always wished to have a warrior friend
like Ninja for life. Because as a kid, I
envied Kenichi for having him as a friend.
Being rescued from a tough situation is
something a lot of us wished could've
happened to us. A true friend who asks for
nothing; but offers his everything. We
just close part of our childlike innocence
by becoming adults and our thoughts
go back and forth, time and again to relive
those experiences and moments.
16) Shreya Dharao: Scooby-Doo
A ghost-busting gang that taught me '
How humans are often the real monsters
'.The incredibly bizarre team-up of four
teenagers—Fred, Daphne, Velma and
Shaggy—and a great loyal dog in the van,
christened The Mystery Machine, and
solve... take a wild guess... mysteries!!
was such a big deal for me back in the
golden days of my childhood. The
mysteries they embark on almost always
appears at first to be paranormal- a
vindictive ghost, a rampaging dinosaur,
but is ultimately revealed as an elaborate
hoax. This show taught me skepticism
and the fact that ' Humans are often the
real monsters '. Each time the gang
unmasks the villain who is typically the most unexpected person portrayed in the episode, I have had learned to not trust
strangers. Scooby-Doo was a joyride like
no other. That wasn't a time of our lives
with the internet and YouTube videos on
'debunking myths' about ghosts and the best lesson in my opinion from this
cartoon show is taught by Shaggy and
Scooby, that " Fear, and bravery can co-
exist".
But that didn't stop me from noticing
Velma, who was the real role model here.
She was a true skeptic. I, personally, was
sometimes busy rooting for Fred and
Daphne's romance branch out a bit
more. I learned a lot from the entire team,
as I watched them venture into the
unknown, armed with nothing more than
their wits and bravery. This wasn't just
another cartoon show to me, it portrayed
me somewhere, the little scared girl who
was afraid of the dark but yet gave me
enough courage and opened my mind
towards new possibilities.
17) Shreya Vincent: Powerpuff Girls
I loved this show as a child and still
do - it blends action, comedy, and drama
perfectly. The main characters are
adorably designed and written, which
perfectly contrasts the ridiculous level of
violence they inflict upon the villain of the
week. This is the perfect
morning/evening show for kids aged
between eight and fourteen, but honestly,
anyone of any age can thoroughly enjoy
this series. The Powerpuff Girls were also
the first Cartoon Network show to get a
feature-length film adaptation, in 2002.
The Powerpuff Girls even had a magical
girl anime spin-off in Japan in 2006 as
well as a reboot in 2016. This is my
favorite Cartoon Network and childhood
tv shows of all time. It's a show filled with
happiness, teamwork, and powers.
18) Varsha S: Tom & Jerry
Love and hate under the same roof.
They both are best friends, yet they try to
trick one another all the time. Tom, a male
cat, tries to sleep all the time. Jerry, a little
brown mouse, loves to steal cheese and
eat. Imagining and enjoying the
unbelievable things is the best part of
"Tom and Jerry". They both love each
other and also enjoy fighting each other.
Rather than fighting, they blast a joke and
fun on each other. Tom and Jerry are not
just the entertainment characters, yet
they are the most favorite of us.
Hope you all enjoyed this little nostalgic journey. Feel free to share your experiences in the comment section below.
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