There are animations from many generations past that had undertones of racism, in which today's animations utilize racism or stereotypes , in a cinematic manner, such as the dull on your face humor of Don Rickles. And now's animations get off with that comedy as does Rickles.

A brand new animation series The Adventures of Wong Lo Fan is no exception, in such a instance more in the domain of book racism playing the stereo types which Chinese have of Westerners. Wong is as frequent a Chinese last name as Smith, but"Lo Fan" is the derogatory slang {word for white men and women. The personality Wong Lo Fan himself, a nerdy blonde haired blue eyed teenager, was"increased the child of a poor rice farmer in southern China."

DZToons, the founders of The Adventures of Wong Lo Fan, state"it is all in good fun. Each group of people has stereotypical perceptions of different groups of individuals, while it's based on race, religion, nation or other aspects. If we get overly politically correct, we eventually become too easily offended, and we lose the ability to laugh at ourselves and others. Cartoons have the capacity to let us laugh in the politically incorrect ." They last,"I believe Mel Brooks could have difficulty creating a film like Blazing Saddles in this time, he'd have offended nearly everybody in the audience at the first ten minutes, and it is a pity, we need to have the ability to laugh at ourselves and our differences without taking offense."

DZToons expects that crowds in the North America and Asia will find something to appreciate and laugh at once the series airs. They are gambling that the service is there and we will see how they fare using an IndieGoGo effort to acquire the first season produced.

Whether tv or films will find a way back into the lighter side of things that stroll the incorrect line, animations appear to walk it just nice.