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>>80980082
>90s

I don't think PseudoFlash existed in the '90s.

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>>80980082

also, most of Gravity Fall's jokes that targeted the '90s.

>>80980082
>Guitar riffs and whipcracksound effects everywhere
>That angular art style and blinding colors

I can't help but feel that scene was also ripping on Johnny Test to an extent too.

>>80980173
What episode was this again?

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>>80980082
I yearn for a time when cartoonists will parody trends from the 90s which aren't about xxxtreme marketing or boy bands.

>>80980515

so.... Freakazoid?

>>80980515
It's well past that anon, 90s are now seen like the 80s, in that they're boiled down to the most ridiculous and recognizable aspects of fashion, slang and attitude.

>>80980515
what trends? tazos?

>>80980082
Thats more like early 2000's, which parodied the "90's" so much that it became its own thing.

>>80980532
Yeah, I guess?

>>80980557
I had a bit of hope when vaporwave imagery blew up and it seemed as though people remembered there was more to the decade than the lingering neon of the 80s and dunkaroos, but then elements from 2000s culture started mixing in and now it's already a hollowed out shell of a meme.

>>80980659
It's been a wierd trip going from the bright eyed optimisim of the 90's and then plunging headfirst into the grim cynicism the 2000's brought. 9/11 and the Bush years really did a number on us, and now it's like waking up after one hell of a drug trip

>>80980515
>trends from the 90s which aren't about xxxtreme marketing or boy bands.
Like what?

>>80980659

I fucking miss dunkaroos

>>80980434
Weirdmageddon Part 2.

>>80984931
I should probably catch up with that now that it's over