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Why do cartoon characters wear clothes? They should have wardrobe.
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They should be naked at all times
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what's going on here
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Designing and learning to animate new outfits takes time. Also consistent designs, consistent and clear silhouettes, and consistent color palettes are important for making memorable, recognizable cartoon characters, and their clothes are a part of all these things. Obviously shows will mix things up from time to time and tweak outfits and designs for scenes/episodes, but having cartoon characters look the same for a large chunk of their appearances is beneficial.
You know how if you see yellow, white, and blue grouped together, you immediately think of Homer Simpson?



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