Poland is seriously lacking in the cartoons department if this is the best they've got to offer.
>>156121568Better or worse than mexico?
>>156121568Don't blame the animators, blame the networks that thought it was cheaper importing and dubbing them in Polish rather buying Polish made cartoons.
>>156121568And not only in that
>>156121568Poland is seriously lacking in the everything department
>>156124035Anti-Polish sentiment is ridiculous. I'm Dutch and I see so much of it throughout western Europe. It's completely frustrating and insane to me because if you're enjoying not being Muslim, thank Poland. (Jan Sobieski and the Polska Husaria saved the WHOLE WORLD from Islamic barbarism)
>>156124418Anon, half of my family line is Polish
ud think there'd be some more modern shows with some Polish qts
>>156121568>no bartosz walaszekalready a shit image for an already shit thread
>>156121568These all look adorable :3c
>>156124035Yep, we're seriously lacking in rape, riots, violent crime and cultural enrichment...
>>156126509shipping browns into your country would be putting a hat on a hat
>>156126509that's actually funny considering this shit IS happening already, but not too much
>>156121568They're only famous because that's everything we've got during communist. Besides some Czechoslovakian import cartoons like Rumcajs, Krtek, Pat&Mat and soviet Nu pogadi. American cartoons were rare, japanese were even rarer and after the Iron Curtain fell we were flooded with other shows, so there was no need for Polish toons. which although still created after the fall of communism (Kajko i Kokosz, King Matt the First[so little known there's no English Wikipedia article],Miś Fantazy[Bear Fantazy], adult cartoons: Kapitan Bomba, Egzorcysta, Władcy Móch) are little known in Poland, and even if they're recognisible here there's no way they could be popular anywhere outside Poland. No-one is simply interested in it because >who cares about some cartoon produced in post-soviet country >often do they seem outlandish
>>156126775>Włatcy Móch almost forgotten even in their own countryGood.