What Would Happen If Animators And Their Characters Merged Into One

Jessica Wilson

When it comes to animation, we usually think of Walt Disney and his amazing animated movies, which have been with us since we were children. Undoubtedly, many of us are Disney fans who have enjoyed watching these films over and over again even when we become adults. In fact, animated films were created long before the Disney firm became well-known around the world. The first animated film was developed in 1906 by French cartoonist Émile Cohl, recognized as the "Father of the Animated Cartoon."
With the advancement of technology, we can now watch a lot of fantastic animated films, some of which have even received Oscar nominations. What a movie revolution! We appreciate animators who produce famous characters in films that have truly made our day. We believe they deserve to play the main characters in such films, so it's an interesting concept to merge animators with their characters using AI. Scroll down and have fun!

#1 Genndy Tartakovsky and Dracula

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#2 Glen Keane and Aladdin

Source: Walt Disney Co./Courtesy Everett Collection / East News, © Aladdin / Walt Disney Pictures and co-producers


#3 Hayao Miyazaki and Chihiro

Source: Capital Pictures/EAST NEWS, © 千と千尋の神隠し / Tokuma Shoten and co-producers


#4 John Lasseter and Buzz Lightyear

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#5 Matt Groening and Homer Simpson

Source: Derek Storm/Everett Collection / East News, © The Simpsons / Gracie Films and co-producers


#6 Stephen Hillenburg and Sponge Bob

Source: Roy Caratozzolo III/Sipa USA/East News, © SpongeBob SquarePants / Nickelodeon Animation Studio and co-producers


#7 Tim Burton and Victor Van Dort

Source: © AFF / Alamy Stock Photo, © Corpse Bride / Warner Bros. and co-producers


#8 Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse

Source: LFI/Photoshot/East News, © Mickey Mouse / Disney Television Animation