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Artists Reimagine Non-Human Cartoon Characters As Humans, And The Results Are Absolutely Awesome
The beauty of cartoon characters is that they can be whatever the cartoonist wants them to be. Animals are a favorite among popular characters, but there are also robots, cars, food, even sponges. The possibilities are endless! But what happens if we want to re-imagine these cartoon characters as humans?
Compiled in a list by Bored Panda, we have found some of the famous characters from cartoons re-imagined as people. There is something quite wonderful about these cool drawings. As you see these well-known cartoons in real life, it gives you a more relatable view of their unique personalities. Scroll down below to check them out for yourself, and don’t forget to upvote your favorite cute drawings!
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Penguins Of Madagascar
Judy And Nick
Duchess And Thomas O'Malley
Nick And Judy
Timon And Pumbaa
The Hyenas
Lady And The Tramp
Scar From The Lion King
Wall-E And Eve Humanization
ooooh i loved Eve. I dont really understand why, but she was always one of my favorite fictional characters
This is gross! Why sexualize her with huge, pendulous breasts? Why is she wearing that outfit when he gets a shirt that covers him?
If you look at how her character looks you'd actually see why it makes sense, you absolute moron
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I hate the way Eve is drawn. Also boobs in clothes don't work that way. Even skin-tight spandex wouldn't wrap around each breats like that.
This really doesn't show their true character. The only aim here was to make them look like good looking people. No personality.
Funny - I never though of bewbs like that on a cute little robot. Or legs, for that matter.
Why... is eve in a stripper suit (jk it's probably just an under suit for a astronauts suit.)
I watched that movie once and never again, cause I cried so hard.
Omg literally the first movie that made me cry!!! I love this one, top 1st from me, it is one of my many childhood memories!! Thank youuuu!
Humanizing this makes me think of a Chobits type story or something. :?
Finding Nemo
Bagheera And Baloo
Human Perry
Mayor Leodore Lionheart And Bell Wether
Rainbow Dash From My Little Pony
Tuffy Mouse From Tom And Jerry
Looney Tunes Characters Humanized
Gumball And Darwin
Simba, Scar And Kovu
This one is very accurate. Cue that song "Stray Cat Strut". These boys are rather sexy, eh?
Mittens And Bolt
Bolt was my favorite movie when I was younger, I used to watch it all the time!
Lola Bunny
Totoro
Calvin And Hobbes
Simba
These overly handsome ones are done with a lot of technical skill, but they lack soul and character. What's awesome about the originals is how much thought went into character design. You can grasp what kind of character they are from their oittle quirks and imperfections. Take that away and you end up with a pretty pin up that vaguely follows the same colour scheme.
Chip 'N' Dale Humanized
The Animaniacs
These guys were AWESOME! So many jokes that flew right over my head as a kid and I'm starting to get now! LOL
Disney Horses
Sonic The Hedgehog
Bugs Bunny
Pikachu
Dory And Marlin
Pinky And The Brain
Dodger, Oliver, And Rita
Melman From Madagascar
Winnie The Pooh Humanized
Pinkie Pie From My Little Pony
Woody Woodpecker
Toothless
Chipmunks
Garfield
Minnie Mouse
When I was a baby my mother dressed me up as Minnie Mouse and the result what pretty much like this, just that I was crawling around all the time, so my dress kept falling down and all my pictures are topless, LOL.
Charizard
Pepe Le Pew And Penelope Pussycat
Minions Humanization
Smurf Gutsy
Mickey Mouse
Spongebob Squarepants
Kung Fu Panda
Jake The Dog
Daffy Duck
I'm not really a fan of these, they're all over sexualized to an uncomfortable point. Sorry to annoy anyone who enjoys these.
I agree with you. Leave them as they are. We don't have to humanise or over sexualize just everything.
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I'm kind of getting bored of all those reimagien cartoons as xxx. Aren't there more original artists anymore to be found? Most art on here consist of Disney reimaginations, Arty makeup posts and cut leaves.
Hey, practice makes perfect. I knew it's "easy" and "unoriginal", but I say let these new artists have it just for fun.
Load More Replies... I am impressed by the artistic range represented here. And the extraordinary leaps some of them take in representing the original character. One of the Spongebob Squarepants series comes to mind ... as in "What the *HEY*?" To me, the best are those that trigger immediate recognition - such as those by "sOalaina".. ( I'd like to see links to their other work, but at least the works are credited.) Thanks Bored Panda!
I’m not sure these are all by the same person. The art style is very different. Correct me if I’m wrong.
Ok I was totally f*****g off they are by different people DONT LISTEN TO ME
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Some of these were over-sexualized but a lot are still pretty spot on
They're okay, but I think some stray from the character's personality.
I don't know all the characters. So maybe I missed something. But... Why are all brave positive character white while (how to say it correct?) not white are bad, stupid or fat?
You don't need to know the characters. In fact, there's American characters here made in a "manga style". Manga characters are often interpreted wrongly as "white", while they're usually Asian unless the story takes place in Europe, or somewhere else. That was my point. Now, to address your point, as you said, you don't know all the characters, so here I bring good news to you: it's not really that way. The tan characters are amongst the "good guys" too, and vice versa. I do agree, however, that the representation here (as well as the world entertainment industry in general) could use a little more diversity, and they seem to be working on it.
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Nice. Now I wanna see Keroro, Doraemon, Mokona, Chocobo, Moguri, all the mascots with the magical girls from Pierrot Studios, Topo Gigio and Calimero.
(Have you noticed that someone is coming past and giving you and me negative votes? it's been going on for months. Almost every time I post. How about you?)
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Great art work, especially the iconic characters. Too bad millennials probably don't know who half these characters are and spend the comments whining about how they're over sexualised and they're bored looking at other people's talent.
I'm not really a fan of these, they're all over sexualized to an uncomfortable point. Sorry to annoy anyone who enjoys these.
I agree with you. Leave them as they are. We don't have to humanise or over sexualize just everything.
Load More Replies... I'm kind of getting bored of all those reimagien cartoons as xxx. Aren't there more original artists anymore to be found? Most art on here consist of Disney reimaginations, Arty makeup posts and cut leaves.
Hey, practice makes perfect. I knew it's "easy" and "unoriginal", but I say let these new artists have it just for fun.
Load More Replies... I am impressed by the artistic range represented here. And the extraordinary leaps some of them take in representing the original character. One of the Spongebob Squarepants series comes to mind ... as in "What the *HEY*?" To me, the best are those that trigger immediate recognition - such as those by "sOalaina".. ( I'd like to see links to their other work, but at least the works are credited.) Thanks Bored Panda!
I’m not sure these are all by the same person. The art style is very different. Correct me if I’m wrong.
Ok I was totally f*****g off they are by different people DONT LISTEN TO ME
Load More Replies... Some of these were over-sexualized but a lot are still pretty spot on
They're okay, but I think some stray from the character's personality.
I don't know all the characters. So maybe I missed something. But... Why are all brave positive character white while (how to say it correct?) not white are bad, stupid or fat?
You don't need to know the characters. In fact, there's American characters here made in a "manga style". Manga characters are often interpreted wrongly as "white", while they're usually Asian unless the story takes place in Europe, or somewhere else. That was my point. Now, to address your point, as you said, you don't know all the characters, so here I bring good news to you: it's not really that way. The tan characters are amongst the "good guys" too, and vice versa. I do agree, however, that the representation here (as well as the world entertainment industry in general) could use a little more diversity, and they seem to be working on it.
Load More Replies... Nice. Now I wanna see Keroro, Doraemon, Mokona, Chocobo, Moguri, all the mascots with the magical girls from Pierrot Studios, Topo Gigio and Calimero.
(Have you noticed that someone is coming past and giving you and me negative votes? it's been going on for months. Almost every time I post. How about you?)
Load More Replies... Great art work, especially the iconic characters. Too bad millennials probably don't know who half these characters are and spend the comments whining about how they're over sexualised and they're bored looking at other people's talent.
