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[mikyapixie]

𝓗𝓪𝓹𝓹𝔂 𝓑𝓲𝓻𝓽𝓱𝓭𝓪𝔂 𝓣𝓸 𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓐𝓶𝓪𝔃𝓲𝓷𝓰 𝓙𝓮𝓼𝓼𝓲𝓬𝓪 𝓓𝓲𝓒𝓲𝓬𝓬𝓸!!!

[toonrandy]

Man, I forgot to post my best fanarts from 2024 here so here they are, representing each month!

[a34trgv2]

Top 10 Worst Cartoon Cliches

#10. The Obsessive Crush: Crushes in general are awkward and not fun to deal with in real life. Admiring someone is one thing, but it's foolish to believe you're in love with that person when you don't even know them. In cartoons, crushes are exaggerated to the point of being more in line with obsession. Characters like Marinette from Miraculous Ladybug, Jackie from Kick Buttowski, and Oscar from Fish Hooks come off as creeps who have unhealthy obsessions with their crushes. They track their every move, draw fanart of them together, daydream about them, it gets to a point were it stops being cute and starts being cringe.

#9. Explaining The Joke: Joker sums it up in the gif above, but to add to it, it's just insulting to the audience's intelligence. Having characters explain what context of the joke is right after the punchline not only makes the characters look desperate and stupid, but also insinuates that the audience is too stupid to know they were supposed to laugh. This happens a lot in cartoons, like in Strawberry Shortcake: Berry In The Big City, Hailey's On It, Hamster & Gretel, and Cleopatra In Space. If the audience doesn't laugh at a joke, it's not because they're not smart enough to know what you're talking about. It's because the joke was either poorly set up or it just wasn't very funny. There's never a good reason to explain the joke.

#8. Apathetic/Bad Teachers: Often cartoons tend to do the inverse of what happens in reality for comedic effect. This doesn't always work because it's not always funny and can paint a really poor picture of what the subject their subverting is actually like. Such is the case for teachers. I can count on one hand the number of teachers in cartoons that actually like their job and are very good at it (Mr. Simmons from Hey Arnold, Ms. Frizzle from The Magic School Bus, Mr. Greene from The Powerpuff Girls, and Miss Grokie from Recess). Often, teachers in cartoons are portrayed as apathetic at best or despicable at worst. People like Miss Siman, Denzel Crocker, Eda (Owl House), Mr. Wilter (Chalk Zone), Mr. Muffin (Fanboy and ChumChum), and Ms. Bitters (Invader Zim) very clearly hate kids or at the very least would rather be doing anything else besides teaching kids. These characters give actual teachers a bad name and their students deserve so much better.

#7. Calling The Pet/Non-Pet Character By Their Species Name: There are millions of names you could call your pet. Among the names you SHOULDN'T, though, is naming them after their species. This is a lazy practice that makes it hard to properly identify your pet should they get lost or need to go to the vet. Cartoons adopt this practice often but it's never ironic and it makes the owner look lazy. The hamster from Hamster & Gretel is just named Hamster, the pony from It's Pony is just named Pony, the horse from Centaurworld is just called Horse, and the dog from Family Dog is just called Dog. It's even more obnoxious when not pet characters are named after their species, such as Hedgehog from Summer Camp Island, Ape from George of the Jungle, and all of Franklin's friends such as Bear, Rabbit, Fox, Snail, and Beaver. In my honest opinion, every character should have a proper name. No matter how minor of a role they have, they shouldn't be called by their species. It'd be like naming a kid Human.

#6. The Socially Inept Child Prodigy: I remember when Allison Pregler aka Obscurous Lupa made a review of the shameless Harry Potter rip-off, The Mythical Adventures Of Billy Owens, and her critique of the discount Hermonie character is really fitting here. "Just because someone has a brain that doesn't mean they lack human social skills." This is precisely my standpoint when it comes to how child prodigies are portrayed in cartoons. From Dexter to Jimmy Neutron, to Lunella Lafayette, to Chloe Park, it's really annoying to see really these kids lack basic social skills when they're supposed to be really smart. I recognize the stories in their shows require conflict, but conflict born out of the gross incompetence of the characters is bad storytelling. Trust me, I know.

#5. The Spoiled Brat: I'll go into more detail in a later post, but here's the rub. Cartoons often exaggerate what it's like being part of a wealthy family, yet in almost every case they make the children of wealthy families look bad. They also make younger siblings the most obnoxious and despicable characters as a result of favoritism. Characters like Gem Stone (Sabrina The Animated Series), Sarah (Ed, Edd n Eddy), Amity (The Owl House) and Andrea Davenport (The Ghost and Molly McGee) are all prime examples of despicable, spoiled little neerdowells whose rank attitudes should repell everyone within a 5 block radius.

#4. Bully Crush: A number of cartoons are guilty of reinforcing the misconception that if someone is picking on you that means they secretly like you. This line of thinking is dangerous as it makes bullying seem cute and a sign of affection. But let's not get it twisted, bullying is inexcusable regardless of a person's feelings. Characters like Helga Pataki, Amity, Ronnie Ann (The Loud House), or the Kankers shouldn't be given a pass for being nasty to the main character. If the rolls were reversed and the main character was picking on these kids, would you honestly buy the "they're bullying them because they like them" malarkey? I don't think so!

#3. Dated slang/memes: I've talked in detail already about how much I hate dated slang and memes in fiction, especially in cartoons (read here: https://www.tumblr.com/a34trgv2/805949718206234624/the-problem-with-dated-slang-and-memes-in?source=share). To summarize, cartoons should strive to be timeless and they fail immediately when they use slang and memes from the time period they were made in. The latter seasons of Fairly Oddparents, Zokie of Planet Ruby, Young Love, Hey A.J., Powerpuff Girls (2016) and Lego Eleves: Secrets of Elvendale are all guilty of incorporating slang and memes that were popular when the episodes were conceived but have been long outdated upon the episodes release. This makes the creators of these shows grossly out of touch with their audience and makes the end product Cringe with a capital C.

#2. Bad Parenting: This cliche is so prevalent across cartoons it's actually stupid. I get cartoons exaggerate and subvert what happens in reality, but after watching cartoons for over 25 years, bad parenting seems to be more commonplace than subversive. There are only a handful of good parents in cartoons, and even less so that are consistently good. It's now to be expected that the father is a moron, the mother is a nag, or the legal guardian is irresponsible. From infamous examples such as Mr. and Mrs. Turner, to Peter Griffin, to Homer Simpson, to Rick Sanchez, to even recent examples such as Celine (KPop Demon Hunters), Grunkle Stan, Rick (The Mitchells vs The Machines), and Stephen Love from Young Love. If you were to make a cartoon and the main character had parents that weren't despicable, stupid, or dead and were helpful, caring, funny, and kind, that would be considered abnormal.

#1. Exposition dumping: This is the one sure fire way to kill my interest in a cartoon. The whole point of animation is to help convey the story with visuals. Ergo, having characters stand around talking about lore or plot details is a waste of valuable resources as well as the audience's time. I can give some leeway to cartoons that were made in the medium's infancy or when they started being produced for television in the late 50s/early 60s. But it’s 2026, people! Most cartoons are animated digitally and there's more animators now than ever. I shouldn't still be watching cartoons that maintain the limited resources mindset of the 60s. Shows like Kipo and the Age Of Wonderbeasts, Centaurworld, Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles, Mech Cadets, and Cleopatra In Space should not be using exposition dumps when they have the resources, the manpower, and ample opportunity to let the visuals do the talking. I've never made a cartoon before, but characters standing around spouting exposition makes producing a cartoon look easy (and I know for a fact that it's not).

Conclusion: These cliches only serve to make cartoons look bad. And they've been done to death by this point, I just don't see how they can be made fresh again. Dishonorable mentions go to bad friends (they might as well be enemies), the stupid, irresponsible girl (given girls a bad name since who knows when), character's acting out of character (because simply making a new character was too easy) and grown men voicing non-caricature boys (I will never get over Michael Rianda voicing Aaron from The Mitchells vs The Machines). What are some of your least favorite cliches in animation? Sound off in the comments below. Thanks so much for reading and I'll see you next time ;)

[paulineslittleblog]

my comfort show

[coconuttyglittersmurf]

It's finally my

✨ Birth Month! ✨

[luanicus]

I made this "mural" back in late December 2023 to show everyone the female characters I like. You might recognise a good number of them, but there are a few which you might not. They're arranged on a clock-like position, where the greater the number, the more recent is the cartoon.

Positions:

1: Hilda

2: Anne Boonchuy from Amphibia

3: Reggie Abbott from Twelve Forever

4: Tulip Olsen from Infinity Train

5: Luz Noceda from The Owl House

6: Annie Bramley from It's Pony

7: Miko Kubota from Glitch Techs

8: Kipo Oak from Kipo and the age of Wonderbeasts

9: Cleo Badette from Ollie's Pack

10, 11, 12 and centre: Molly McGee, Andrea Davenport, Libby Stein Torres and June Chen, all from The Ghost and Molly McGee

[s10127470]

Restaurant Idea: The Nicktoons Diner

I'm sure just about all of you are familiar with The Krabby Patty Kollab Wendy's launched back in October, commemorating of the 25th anniversary of SpongeBob SquarePants.

I tried for myself on opening day, and I really liked it.

But it did get me thinking about this....

What if there was a restaurant that was themed around not just SpongeBob, but all the Nicktoons in general.

And thus, I created the idea known as.....

THE NICKTOONS DINER!

If the name didn't clue you in already, this restaurant would be a diner, ala Steak n' Shake, Big Boy, and Denny's.

But with a Nickelodeon theming.

Layout is what you would expect from a diner.

There's the dining area with tables, booths, and a counter that you can sit and eat at.

And like any diner, you'll get a decent view of the kitchen.

The diner is also a drive-in, so you can eat in your own car.

Plus they'll actually provide a little disposable table for you to use while eating.

The dining area itself would be sporting a Nickelodeon theming, with orange and green colored chairs and a design of multicolored splats all over the floor.

And on the walls, you'll several pieces of art featuring hundreds of Nicktoon characters, dressed as workers of the diner and depicting them as working at the diner as well!

Now let's for the real meat of this post, the menu!

Burgers:

(All can be made double pattied if desired and sesame seed buns are used with just about all of them)

-The Krabby Patty: The trademark food of the restaurant! A simple Angus ground beef patty, seasoned and grilled to the perfection. Then topped with American cheese, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, pickles, ketchup, mustard and mayo.

-Sandy's Rodeo Burger: An Angus ground beef patty topped with sharp cheddar, onion rings, bacon, sliced jalapenos, and BBQ sauce.

-Aang's Veggie Burger: A plant-based protein patty topped with the same toppings as The Krabby Patty.

-Tito's Kahuna Burger: An Angus beef patty topped with mozzarella cheese, lettuce, caramelized onions, a grilled pineapple slice, bacon, and teriyaki sauce.

-Jeremy's Mushroom and Swiss Burger: An Angus beef patty topped with Swiss cheese, sauteed mushrooms, caramelized onions, and a garlic spread, all between a brioche bun.

-Blake's Chili Burger: An Angus beef patty topped with hearty beef chili, sharp cheddar, and diced onions.

-The Breadwinners' Patty Melt: An Angus beef patty topped with American cheese, Swiss cheese, caramelized onions, and thousand island dressing, all between two slices of toasted rye.

Sandwiches:

-Harold's Hero: A foot-long sub with ham, roast beef, salami, pastrami, pepperoni, prosciutto, provolone, mozzarella, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, pickles, mayo, and deli dressing, all between white beard.

-The Chokey Chicken Club: A boneless chicken thigh, seasoned, marinated, and fried to golden brown, topped with pickles and coleslaw, all between a brioche bun.

-Phil and Lil's Philly Cheesesteak: Seasoned shaved steak topped with sauteed onions, mushrooms and bell peppers, and a four cheese sauce.

-Raymundo's Fish Sandwich: A hand-battered cod fillet topped with American cheese, lettuce, pickles, and tartar sauce, all between a brioche bun.

-Deuce's Gyros: Grilled, marinated lamb topped with lettuce, red onion, tomatoes, feta cheese, and tzatziki, all wrapped up in pita bread.

-Lynn's Meatball Sub: Seasoned, cooked balls of beef topped with melted mozzarella cheese and warm marinara sauce, all between a foot-long of white bread.

-Lori's Chicken Caesar Wrap: Grilled marinated chicken, romaine lettuce, homestyle croutons, shredded parmesan cheese and caesar dressing wrapped in a warm tortilla.

-Sam's Veggie Wrap: Spinach, sliced avocado, carrot, cucumber, edamame, and hummus wrapped up a warm tortilla.

-Robot and Monster's Double Decker BLT: Bacon, lettuce, tomato and a special sandwich sauce, all between three slices of bread.

-Tommy's Double-Decker PB & J: Peanut butter and grape jelly, all between three slices of grilled rye.

-Casey and Alberto's Cubano: Grilled ham, roasted pork, mustard, pickles, and Swiss cheese, all between Cuban bread.

-Biggie Cheese's Deluxe Grilled Cheese: Cheddar, Swiss, Muenster, Gouda, and Provolone, melted and all between two slices of grilled sourdough.

-CatDog's Hot Dogs: All beef franks placed between warm hot dog buns, and topped with American cheese, ketchup, mustard, diced onions, and relish.

-Arnold's Big City Dogs: All beef franks placed between warm poppy seed buns, and topped with celery salt, tomatoes, pickled peppers, diced onions, neon green relish, and mustard.

-Sonic's Chili Dogs: All beef franks placed between warm hot dog buns, and topped with beef chili, shredded cheddar cheese, and diced onions.

Breakfast:

Peck's Omelettes and Scrambles:

-Veggie Omelette: Spinach, onion, bell peppers, tomato, mushrooms, and cheddar.

-Country-Style Omelette: Country sausage, American cheese, hash browns and sauteed onions topped with country sausage gravy.

-Meat Lovers Omelette: Bacon, sausage, ham and cheddar.

-Ultimate Omelette: Sausage, bacon, bell peppers, onions, mushrooms and cheddar.

-Philly Cheesesteak Scramble: Scrambled eggs, seasoned shaved steak, green pepper, onion, mushrooms, and shredded cheddar served over hash browns

-Mushroom Swiss Scramble: Scrambled eggs, caramelized onion, mushroom, spinach, and Swiss cheese served over hash browns.

-Ultimate Scramble: Sausage, bacon, bell peppers, tomato, onions, mushrooms and cheddar.

Waffle's Pancakes and Waffles:

-Buttermilk: The classic, topped with butter and maple syrup.

-Strawberry: Topped with chopped strawberries, strawberry syrup, and whipped cream.

-Blueberry: Made using batter mixed with blueberries, topped with blueberries, blueberry syrup and whipped cream.

-Wildberry: Made using batter mixed with blueberries, topped with strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, blueberry syrup and whipped cream.

-Cinnamon Roll: Cooked with cinnamon crumb topping and topped with cream cheese icing.

-Chocolate Chip: Made using batter mixed with chocolate chips, topped with chocolate chips and chocolate syrup.

-Chocolate Banana: Made using batter mixed with chocolate chips, topped with bananas, chocolate chips and chocolate syrup.

Powdered Toast Man's French Toast:

-Classic: Thick slices of texas toast battered in a signature french toast dip, topped with butter, syrup, and powdered sugar.

-Cinnamon: Thick slices of cinnamon swirl bread battered in a signature french toast dip, dusted with cinnamon sugar and topped with whipped cream, caramel sauce, and powdered sugar.

-Strawberry Banana: Thick slices of texas toast battered in a signature french toast dip, topped with strawberries, bananas, strawberry syrup, and powdered sugar.

-French Toast Sticks: Sticks of texas toast battered in a signature french toast dip, deep fried, and toasted with powdered sugar.

Pony and Annie's Classic Breakfast Dishes:

-Biscuits and Gravy: Warm buttermilk biscuits topped with country sausage gravy.

-Country Fried Steak: Tenderized cube steak, seasoned, breaded and fried, topped with country sausage gravy.

-Steak and Eggs: A 13 oz. seasoned T-bone steak (cooked to your choice) and two eggs in your choice of style.

-Chicken and Waffles: Chicken pieces, seasoned, marinated in buttermilk, breaded, and fried to golden brown, and buttermilk waffles.

-Breakfast Burrito: Bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, american cheese hash browns and chipotle sauce wrapped in a warm tortilla.

-Bacon, Egg and Cheese Biscuit: Bacon, fried egg and American cheese between a warm buttermilk biscuit.

-Chicken Biscuit: A hand-breaded chicken tender between a warm buttermilk biscuit.

-Sausage Biscuit: A sausage patty between a warm buttermilk biscuit.

-Steak Biscuit: A hand-breaded cubed steak and country sausage gravy between a warm buttermilk biscuit.

Squidward's Cafe:

-Premium Roast Coffee

-Americano: Comes in vanilla, almond, caramel, hazelnut, butterscotch, Irish cream, and toffee nut.

-Macchiato: Comes in caramel, vanilla, chocolate, hazelnut and raspberry.

-Cappuccino: Comes in vanilla, chocolate, caramel, peppermint, raspberry, and cinnamon.

-Latte: Comes in caramel, cinnamon, matcha and mocha.

-Iced Coffee: Comes in caramel, vanilla and mocha.

-Frappé: Comes in caramel, mocha, and chocolate chip.

-Donuts: Comes in glazed, chocolate frosted, strawberry frosted, jelly donuts, Bavarian cream donuts, apple fritters, bear claws, Boston cream, long johns, French crullers, cinnamon twists, glazed twists and maple bars.

Breakfast Sides and Drinks:

-Scrambled eggs

-Fried eggs

-Sunny side-up eggs

-Egg whites

-Toast

-Buttermilk biscuits

-Hash browns

-Sausage patties

-Sausage links

-Bacon

-Fresh fruit

-Orange juice

-Milk

-Sugar

-Grape jelly

-Strawberry jam

-Honey

Soups and Salads:

-Cosmo and Wanda's Club Salad: Romaine lettuce, turkey, ham, chopped bacon, tomatoes, cheddar and Swiss cheese with ranch dressing.

-Didi's Chicken Caesar Salad: Romaine lettuce, homestyle croutons, and shredded parmesan cheese, tossed with caesar dressing and grilled marinated chicken.

-Draculaura's House Salad: Romaine lettuce, red onions, cherry tomatoes, cucumber and croutons with your choice of dressing.

-Eliza's Fruit Salad: Strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, pineapple, kiwi, mandarin oranges, and grapes.

-The Wachowski Family Chili: Hearty beef chili made with kidney beans, topped with shredded cheddar and diced onions.

-Abby's Tomato Soup: Rich, creamy soup made out of tomatoes.

-Susie's Chicken Noodle Soup: A warm broth filled with cooked chicken, noodles, carrots and celery.

-Mr. Krabs' Clam Chowder: A thick creamy soup filled with clams, potatoes, onions and parsley.

-Dressings: Ranch, Italian, Caesar, blue cheese, vinaigrette, honey mustard and oil.

Appetizers:

-Splinter's Pizza Rolls: Cheese and pepperoni stuffed rolls, served with a side of marinara sauce.

-Timmy's Loaded Fries: French fris topped with a melted four cheese blend, bacon crumples and ranch.

-Hazel's Chili Fries: French fries topped with hearty beef chili, melted cheddar cheese and diced onions.

-Luan's Mozzarella Sticks: Aged mozzarella coated in seasoned breadcrumbs and deep-fried to a golden brown, served with a side of marinara sauce.

-Sanjay and Craig's Wings: Fried chicken wings tossed in a choice of mild, buffalo, Cajun, garlic parmesan, BBQ, Hawaiian, atomic, teriyaki, sweet chili, Cajun ranch, honey mustard, lemon pepper, Jamaican jerk, raspberry, Korean bbq, and Carolina gold sauces, served with a side of ranch or bleu cheese.

-Chuckie's Pretzel Bites: Flash fried and lightly salted dough balls, served with four cheese sauce and honey mustard.

-Filburt's Potato Skins: Halved potato skins filled with melted cheddar cheese, bacon crumbles, and fresh chives, served with a side of sour cream.

-White Pantera's Nachos: Tortilla chips topped with a choice of seasoned, cooked meat (ground beef, chicken, pork or steak), a shredded Mexican-style four cheese blend, lettuce, onions and tomatoes, and served with a side of salsa, sour cream and guacamole.

-Skeeter's Pigs in Blankets: Mini beef hot dogs wrapped and cooked in pastry dough, served with a side of honey mustard.

-Lincoln's Mac & Cheese Bites: Balls of macaroni and cheese, breaded and deep-fried until golden brown. Served with marinara sauce and ranch.

-Ronnie Anne's Jalapeno Poppers: Halved jalapenos, filled with a shredder cheese and cream cheese mixture, wrapped in bacon.

-Stinky's Corn Nuggets: Balls of corn-based dough, battered and deep-fried. Served with ranch.

Dinners:

-Lok's Roasted Chicken: Seasoned chicken, oven-roasted.

-Lynn Sr's Meatloaf: A cooked loaf of ground beef mixed with eggs, breadcrumbs, onions and a variety of seasonings, topped with a ketchup and BBQ sauce mixture.

-Garfield's Lasagna: Layers of flat pasta sheets, ragù, ricotta, basil, mozzarella and parmesan.

-Jon's Spaghetti and Meatballs: Boiled spaghetti noodles, topped with cooked marinara sauce and seasoned balls of ground beef.

-Lagoona's Tuna Casserole: Flaky tuna tossed with egg noodles, peas, celery, and mushroom soup, baked, and then topped with buttery breadcrumbs.

-Porkchop's Roasted Pork Chops: Seasoned pork chops, oven-roasted.

-Freddy's Chicken Pot Pie: A creamy chicken and vegetable mix, all baked in a flaky pie crust.

-Nigel's Shepherd's Pie: Cooked, seasoned minced beef, carrots, peas and corn, topped with mashed potatoes.

-Tucker's Pot Roast: Chuck roast, seasoned and slowed cooked in broth, with carrots, celery and potatoes.

-Ren and Stimpy's Roast Beef: A rump roast, seasoned and slowed cooked until given a brown chest.

-Rocko and Heffer's Chokey Chicken: Chicken pieces, seasoned, marinated in buttermilk, breaded, and fried to golden brown.

-Katara's Roasted Fish: A whole fish, seasoned with herbs and spices and flavored with lemon.

-Otto's Fried Fish: Beer battered cod fillets, fried until golden brown.

-Reggie's Fried Shrimp: Shrimp pieces seasoned, breaded and fried until golden brown.

-Odie's Chicken Alfredo: Grilled marinated chicken and broccoli over penne in creamy alfredo sauce.

-Nermal's Chicken Parmesan: Hand-breaded fried chicken breast topped with marinara and melted mozzarella cheese, served with spaghetti.

-Twister's Calamari: Squid rings hand-breaded and fried until golden brown, served with a lemon and marinara sauce.

-Sam's Fried Oysters: Oysters hand-breaded and fried until golden brown.

-Sokka's Meat Skewers: Skewed pieces of chicken, beef and pork, seasoned and fire-roasted.

-Zuko's Spicy Garlic Chicken: Crispy chicken coated in a spicy, sweet, savory garlic sauce.

-Gerald's Chicken Tenders: Hand-breaded chicken tenders, fried until golden brown.

-Reptar's Dino Nuggets: Hand-breaded and fried chicken nuggets shaped like dinosaurs.

-Heath's Spicy Nuggets and Tenders: Hand-breaded nuggets and tenders with a spicy twist to them.

-Leonardo's Supreme Pizza: Topped with pepperoni, mushrooms, onions, bell peppers, sausage, and black olives.

-Donatello's Veggie Pizza: Topped with mushrooms, onions, bell peppers, black olives, and tomatoes.

-Raphael's Meat Lover's Pizza: Topped with pepperoni, sausage, beef, ham, and bacon.

-Michelangelo's Everything Pizza: Topped with pepperoni, mushrooms, onions, bell peppers, sausage, black olives, tomatoes, beef, ham and bacon.

-Suki's Stir Fry: Stir-fried chicken breast with mixed vegetables, mushrooms, scallions and sesame-ginger glaze.

-Clawdeen's Ribeye: A seasoned ribeye steak, cooked to desired color.

-Dudley's T-Bone: A seasoned ribeye steak, cooked to desired color.

-Tak's Pork Ribs: Pork ribs, seasoned, smoked, and slathered in BBQ sauce.

-El Tigre's Tacos: A choice of soft or hard taco shells, filled with a choice of seasoned, cooked meat (ground beef, chicken, pork or steak), a shredded Mexican-style four cheese blend, lettuce, onions and tomatoes, and served with a side of salsa, sour cream and guacamole.

-Sheen's Enchiladas: Corn tortillas filled with a choice of seasoned, cooked meat (ground beef, chicken, pork or steak), a shredded Mexican-style four cheese blend and refried beans, topped with more cheese and red sauce.

-Puma Loco's Burrito: A flour tortilla filled with a choice of seasoned, cooked meat (ground beef, chicken, pork or steak), a shredded Mexican-style four cheese blend, lettuce, onions and tomatoes, and served with a side of salsa, sour cream and guacamole.

-Cindy's Prime Rib: A prime rib roast, seasoned and slow-roasted until medium rare.

Carl's Sides and Sauces:

-French Fries

-Onion Rings

-Mashed Potatoes

-Side Salads

-Seasonal Steamed Vegetable Mix

-Brown Gravy

-Peas

-Corn on the Cob

-Baked Potato (with shredded cheese, bacon bits, chives and sour cream)

-Green Beans

-Mac and Cheese

-Roasted Asparagus

-Garlic Bread

-Breadsticks

-Dinner Rolls

-Cornbread

-Buttermilk Biscuits

-Coleslaw

-Baked Beans

-Mexican Rice

-Tortilla Chips

-White Rice

-Ketchup

-Mustard

-Mayo

-Special Chicken Sauce

-BBQ Sauce

-Honey Mustard

-Four Cheese Sauce

-Ranch

-Blue Cheese

-Buffalo Sauce

-Queso

-Salsa

-Sour Cream

-Guacamole

Soft Drinks:

-Yahoo Soda: A cola.

-Pineapple Punch: A pineapple-flavored soda.

-Fairy Lemonade: A pink lemonade-flavored soda.

-Purple Flurp: A grape-flavored soda.

-Reptar Power: A lime-flavored soda.

-Rocket Rush: A orange-flavored soda

-Air Flow: A lemon-lime flavored soft drink.

-Jungle Juice: A fruit punch.

-Ghostly Green: A green apple-flavored soda.

-Jujuberry Jam: A wildberry-flavored soft drink.

-Sonic Blast: A blue raspberry-flavored soda.

-Cool Cherry: A cherry-flavored soft drink.

-Robot Riot: A blueberry-flavored soda.

-Tigre's Roar: A mango-flavored soda.

-Irken Thirst: A black cherry-flavored soda.

-Mutagen Mist: A kiwi-flavored soda.

-Burpo's: A root beer.

-Water: Just water.

Fanboy and Chum-Chum's Frosty Freezy Freezes:

Features slushy versions of the previously mentioned soft drinks, but also has speciality layered and swirled slushes as well.

-SpongeBob and Patrick's Friendship: Pineapple and strawberry.

-Cosmo and Wanda's Love: Lime and pink lemonade.

-Dynamic Duo: Grape and orange.

-Four Nations: Blue raspberry, cola, orange and lemon-lime.

-Turtle Power: Blue raspberry, grape, fruit punch and orange.

-Danny's Ghostly Rush: Green apple and lemon lime.

-Heath and Abbey's Fire and Ice: Orange and blue raspberry.

-Team Sonic: Blue raspberry, lemon and fruit punch.

-Zim and GIR’s Irken Invasion: Black cherry and green apple.

Desserts:

-Otis' Milkshakes: Comes in vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, caramel, banana, peanut butter, orange creamsicle, Oreo, blueberry, fudge brownie, chocolate chip cookie dough, mint chocolate chip, and Nutella.

-Angelica's Cookies: Comes in chocolate chip, double chocolate chip, white chocolate chip macadamia nut, oatmeal raisin, raspberry cheesecake, peanut butter, and s'mores.

-Helga's Mixers: Ice cream based treats that come in Oreo, M&M's, Reese's, chocolate chip cookie dough, Butterfinger, Heath, Snickers, Crunch, fudge brownie, strawberry cheesecake, and Turtles flavors.

-Jimmy's Floats: Comes in vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and root beer.

Patrick's Speciality Sundaes:

-Triple Gooberberry Sunrise: A sundae head made with four scoops of vanilla ice cream, with candy-coated chocolate pieces for the eyes and nose, a strawberry licorice smile, chocolate Magic Shell at the top, and sliced three bananas topped with cherries.

-Bikini Bottom Sundae: Pineapple ice cream topped with blue raspberry syrup, chopped pineapple and raspberries.

-Reptar Sundae: Vanilla ice cream topped with mint syrup, hot caramel and chocolate Reptar-shaped pieces.

-Fairy World Sundae: Two scoops of strawberry ice cream topped with green apple syrup, raspberry syrup, and yellow star-shaped sprinkles.

-Outer Space Sundae: Purple vanilla ice cream topped with dark chocolate syrup, and yellow and blue sprinkles shaped like stars, the Sun, and the Moon.

-Mutagen Sundae: Green vanilla ice cream topped with green apple syrup and orange sprinkles shaped like pizza.

-Four Nations Sundae: Three scoops of vanilla ice cream topped with blue raspberry syrup, hot fudge, orange marmalade, and whipped cream.

-Wild Jungle Sundae: Three scoops of vanilla ice cream between two bananas, topped with mango marmalade , pineapple marmalade, wildberry syrup, and green sprinkles shaped like jungle animals.

-Ghost Zone Sundae: Green vanilla ice cream topped with blueberry syrup and green and purple sprinkles shaped like ghosts.

-Woodland Sundae: Maple ice cream topped with caramel, pretzels and walnuts.

-Monster High Sundae: Raspberry and blue raspberry ice cream, topped with chocolate syrup and black and white sprinkles of bats and skulls.

-Spin Dash Sundae: Three scoops of vanilla ice cream, topped with blue raspberry syrup, lemon marmalade, and strawberry syrup.

-The Classics: Hot fudge, caramel and strawberry.

-Banana Split: Three scoops of vanilla, chocolate and strawberry ice cream respectively, placed between two bananas, and topped with pineapple marmalade, hot fudge and strawberry syrup, whipped cream, and cherries.

Hugh and Pig's Old Fashioned and Fried Pies:

-Grandpa Lou's Favorite: Apple.

-Lola and Lana's Favorite: Strawberry.

-Ickis' Favorite: Cherry.

-Bessie's Favorite: Lemon Cream.

-Harvey's Favorite: Blueberry.

-Brad's Favorite: Peach.

-Knuckles' Favorite: Grape.

-Gaz's Favorite: Blackberry.

-Jenny's Favorite: Strawberry & Cream.

-Darwin's Favorite: Banana Cream.

-Cleo's Favorite: Coconut Cream.

-Libby's Favorite: Boston Cream.

-Snap's Favorite: Chocolate.

-Frankie's Favorite: Wildberry.

-Jazz's Favorite: Key Lime.

-Dib's Favorite: Pecan.

-Toph's Favorite: Mudslide.

-April's Favorite: Lemon Meringue.

Well that's all for now!

Let me know what you guys think about this concept i made!

And also.....

Out of all the stuff I listed, which ones would you most likely eat?