What was it that made Ed Edd n' Eddy last for so long?

Genuine good comedy and story telling.

Creator wrote for most of the episodes

>>93966121
This. David Antonucci is a brilliant man.

>>93965930
I loved the jokes and humor in the show and the animation, I thought at least, was really great. Its a pity when people shun away a terrific show just because they don't like the look of the animation.

>>93966170
He also made sure to make it more nebulous in time period so that it aged much more gracefully.

>>93965930
It was funny. Kids like funny.

>>93966170
What is that fucker up to these days?

>>93966804
Todays Cartoon Network disagrees

>>93965930
>Making a good cartoon, being a goal.
not trying to send a message down kids throats, and a fresh idea that isn't a remake. Be willing to try new voice actors not the same old fucking voices.

>>93966911
He launched a pilot for a new cartoon. He mostly spends his free time reblogging weird art on his facebook.

He accepts all friend requests

>>93968626
>>93966911
If you are curious about it, the name is snotrocket. The pacing is absolute bonkers (honestly in a pretty bad way) but the sound design very similar to ed, edd and eddy's.

>>93965930

I hate how overused the word is, but it was comfy. Also, it had great versimilitude. not "realism" but it felt real, like a bunch of kids playing, even the cartoony elements and exaggarations just served to tell a better story or set up better punchlines without ever getting too outrageous. The whole thing just beautifully clicked together. Antonucci having all the creative control helped a lot too, he could set up great joke timing, risque jokes etc. without any interference from mongoloid execs.

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>>93966170
>David

>>93965930
Good scheduling? I watched it and never particularly cared for it. I just watched it because it was on and there wasn't really that much else to watch.