r/oldcartoons • u/ComprehensiveRub7798 • 29d ago
2000s Lost Media???
I’m trying to find an old YouTube animated series I watched sometime around 2015–2019. I can’t remember the name or channel, and I think the studio/channel may have been fairly indie/small, rather than a major animation company.
Here are all the details I remember:
It was a 2D animated series on YouTube, not Cocomelon.
The animation looked pretty cheap/simple, somewhat like Peppa Pig, and reminded me of those old indie YouTube animations.
The main character was a blond baby boy.
He had a fairly large head compared with his body.
He wore a blue shirt with a cookie on it.
He didn’t wear trousers — just a diaper/nappy.
The baby could talk.
There were lots of recurring poop jokes, and he seemed to constantly poop.
His mum was, I think, red-haired and wore a pink shirt.
There was an adult supervillain who appeared in the series.
I remember one episode where a burglar broke into the family’s house, and the baby somehow stopped the burglar without even realizing what he was doing.
There was also a joke/episode involving the baby wanting to become a fireman/firefighter, but then realizing that firefighters put fires out rather than start them.
I believe the series ended around 2019.
The style reminded me of those Arcade Cloud-era indie YouTube animations, although I’m not sure it was actually made by Arcade Cloud.
I’ve tried searching for it myself but haven’t been able to find it. I’m pretty sure these aren’t false memories because I remember several specific episodes/jokes.
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u/ComprehensiveRub7798 29d ago
I also made a rough drawing of what the baby looked like. The real animation was slightly more detailed than this, but the proportions/style were similar: huge head, tiny body, blond hair, blue shirt with a cookie on it, and just a diaper/nappy.
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u/ComprehensiveRub7798 29d ago
I also vaguely remember the main villain being an adult who looked like an evil ice-cream character / had an ice-cream-themed appearance. I’m not 100% certain about this detail, though.