Cartoons don't have comfy homes and nooks anymore
>>154885760>Cartoons don't have comfy homes and nooks anymoreJust like in real life!
>>154885760>>154885778I don't have a picture of it and too lazy but Arnold's room
>>154885778sliddin' sponge
>>154885778spongebob look out, one of THE HOOKS got into your home and it has your chair
>>154885760I'll take your word for it but it's weird that the cosy vibes generation doesn't have a disproportionate amount of effort in giving the brown lesbian MC a cool bedroom to have panic attacks and therapy talks in
>>154885760Bet you feel stupid now.
>>154885760I thought the Mystery Shack was a cool home/workplace combo. That's something a bit unique for a cartoon. When driving around you might see convenience stores/gas stations where someone is clearly living upstairs, or in a motel the runner of the place might live behind the office. I just think that's neat. I also liked the park house in Regular Show.
>>154885823having to use the bed to climb out the window is kinda grossthink about it, that's going to be the primary egress for maintenance
The last comfy home in a cartoon was the treehouse >>154887351>>154887850These are fake comfy, the creators were trying to forcefully replicate the idea without understanding what makes them work, best visible through the fact the characters never offhandedly treat them like they're comfy
>>154885760What the hell was the inspiration for that palace? Domes wider than their base is some late Iranian stuff - Arabs didn't build like this.
>>154888044Gravity Falls definitely had the kids lounging around, sitting on the checkout counter in the gift shop, etc.
>>154887875Not the fire escape?
