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Western Animation/Cartoon in General

Don't know if there's any other threads or if this is the best place for Indie Animation but I just watched Planetronika.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4niV7OYZXYE
I think it succeeded in that early 2000s Canadian-French Animation vibe. Perhaps too much since part of it feels like a bunch of different slides squeezed into something without any coherent story. Overall it looks good, but lacks a satisfying amount of SETTING establishment and seems to just dump a dozen character designs near the end.

Ideally it could have been a little longer or maybe put more focus on who's who's. Specifically the tiny sphere helpers. Not sure what else to say other than it being sufficient as a pilot, because it does have good character designs and captures the Y2K vibe nearly perfectly.
 
Yeah, animation is nice, though it does feel rather disjointed. More side-gags than a throughline.

The Setting has enough 'flavour' to it feel reasonably distinct, while simultaneously not really having a current direction to say much about what's it like/about. Also not entirely sure whether this will mainly be whacky-slice-of-life or if it'd have an overall plot down the line.
 

View: https://youtube.com/shorts/kk7V8pYKA5g?si=33kSRjbLzBal4c8Q

Apparently, there's a new season of Code Lyoko coming, announced a few days ago on some podcast.

If anyone interested to watch all of Code Lyoko, here's where all the episode is on youtube. It's official, or you can buy all the season on itunes, link can be found in the about page from the link, if that's more your thing.
 
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