No nos engañemos, cuando eramos pequeños no nos gustaban todas las series de dibujos animados. Es mĂĄs, habĂa algunas que no veĂamos simplemente porque nos daban mal rollo. Era como si estas series vinieran acompañadas de una maldiciĂłn, ya fuera por su temĂĄtica, por sus openings, por cutres, o, simplemente, porque sĂ.
Here I make a compilation of some of the ones that gave me the worst omens and that I avoided seeing whenever I could. Will they continue giving bad vibes? Were there any that gave you a particularly bad vibe? Pumuki The truth is that I donât have many memories of this series, other than that it mixed cartoon characters with real people and settings. To tell the truth, I donât even remember the channel they broadcast it on (Telecinco sounds familiar to me). What I do remember was that I felt very bad when I saw her, because I was afraid that a red-haired dwarf would appear to me at any moment. Furthermore, it was the origin of the nickname of a person from my town.
Los Aurones The typical series that was watched before going to school. They broadcast it on La2 in the mornings and the cast was made up of puppets and crappy sets, as well as some special effects that, in conjunction with the above, were even crappier. The main feature of the series was that the main character: Poti Poti, launched rays that turned his enemies into fruit. One of the most characteristic phrases was the one said by one of the enemies after being transformed into fruit: âHe has turned me into a lemon peel.â
Heidi Need an introduction? The typical series that should be banned from broadcasting during childrenâs hours. It was broadcast on Antena 3 and it was possibly the series that I avoided the most in my entire life. Generally, we 6-year-old children preferred to watch fun series, with a sense of humor or action, and we didnât want to get depressed before going to school (There would be time to do so later). In addition, it was the culprit that âSpirited Awayâ went unnoticed, since it was sold as âA film from the creators of Heidi.â Do you know anyone who has bought one of those packs that includes the entire series?
Mofli, the last Koala The bad vibes series par excellence, which I was condemned to watch because when it was broadcast it was only seen in my house TVE1 (which broadcast the news in the mornings) and La2. Broadcast on La2 in the mornings, it told us the story of Mofli, the last koala left in the world, and how he had to avoid hunters and millionaires with the help of a blonde girl. The development of all, absolutely all the chapters was the same, which made it extremely boring. What made the series depressing was that Mofli was condemned to die alone and end the koala species, no wonder he was sleepy and tired. A curious fact about the series is that it was the first to make the effect of drugs known to young people, since the blonde girlâs father smoked a pipe and saw colored bubbles. Something, to say the least, suspicious.
Marco Another series that needs no introduction. From the creators of Heidi and in the same depressive vein. It is said that this series, like Heidi, was the culprit of many depressions in children around 6 years old. There is not much to say about her, since the only thing that differentiated her from Heidi was that the latter was wearing a dress and Marco was not.
Kimba, the white lion With the arrival of Disneyâs âThe Lion Kingâ also came imitators. One of the cheesiest and most shameless is this one, Kimba (EDITED: Kimba was long before The Lion King, from the 60s) (Although I seem to remember there were others). Like practically all Antena 3 series, the drawings were anime, who knows if for some strange reason or because they wanted to dominate the world. This series was so insulting to me that I couldnât even watch it, since it tarnished the good name of Disneyâs masterpiece.
In addition to these series, there is what I call âAntena 3 anime cycle to start getting girls hooked on soap operas based on shit through their eyes.â This cycle was made up of series such as: âSonrisas y LĂĄgrimasâ, âAna de las Tejas Verdesâ or âPolianaâ. If we add up all the time I watched these series, it may not even reach 5 minutes.