Jjaltoon

Jjaltoon (짤툰) is a South Korean-based YouTuber, animator, comic artist and voice actor who is best known for his comedic slice-of-life animations. His real name is Jjal Tae-shik (짤태식 Jjal Taesik).

He used to animate his videos by himself. Later, he hired some people to help with drawing.

As of 19 October, 2020, he has about 1,16 million subscribers.

Why He's Amazing

 * 1) His animations (recent ones) are very skillfully amazing, nicely-done. They comprise fluid movements, detailed backgrounds and a variety of characters.
 * 2) Creative, diverse and innovative storytelling.
 * 3) Awkwardly hilarious moments and surprising plot twists.
 * 4) Many of his animations often cover situations in which the characters have to deal with, other times they satirize some aspects of South Korean society and lifestyle.
 * 5) Many characters often have stable appearances and remarkable personalities of their own. For example:
 * 6) * Professor Noh Gong-man (노공만) is a professor at Naksung National University. He is comically portrayed as a old man who has "love interest" in Nadeko Sengoku (a character in Bakemonogatari). He puts on himself a facade of anti-Japanese sentiment, but in reality, he's just a stereotypical otaku. He's capable of speaking Japanese.
 * 7) * Jjaltoon himself. He has appeared in many of his animations as an in-universe character. In the Jjaltoon lore, he's portrayed as a almost-bald guy wearing a green T-shirt with a yellow strand of hair and a high-pitched voice. He's referred to as the "Creator of Jjaltoon" and Yoo Soo-min in Jjaltoon's new series, Animal Friends.
 * 8) * Satan - the newest character in the Jjaltoon lore. Loosely based on the biblical figure, Satan is comically depicted as a hot-blooded, impatient and unlucky devil who travelled to Earth to corrupt humans with sins, but miserably failed..
 * 9) Jjaltoon's cover of Renai Circulation and his first video, "Gukbap Addict" Nevertheless, they still reflect the plot of the videos., gained a cult following.
 * 10) * Furthermore, Jjaltoon even referenced his cover of Renai Circulation in his animations.
 * 11) "Why the hell would you eat (blank) if you were to eat gukbap, you should try a nice hot bowl of gukbap..."
 * 12) All of his videos are mainly provided with subtitles in 5 different languages (Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese). Some have Burmese and Mongolian subtitles.
 * 13) Jjaltoon earned a YouTube Silver Button. That's a friggin' record, as by that time, he had released 5 videos and had joined YouTube for a few months.
 * 14) His webcomics are decent.
 * 15) He single-handedly handles all the voice actings.
 * 16) * However, some of his recent videos show that a few female characters are actually voiced by actual female VA.
 * 17) The "Romance of the Jjal Kingdoms" (짤국지 Jjalgukji) series rocks, because:
 * 18) * WHA #1, #2, #3 and #4.
 * 19) * It makes Romance of the Three Kingdoms more interesting.
 * 20) * The characters are decent, especially Master Kongming (Zhuge Liang), Liu Bei, Zhang Fei, Guan Yu and most recently, Cao Cao.
 * 21) As of 19 October, 2020, Jjaltoon has released 3 new animated series:
 * 22) *  Animal Friends: A series about a young student named Yoo Soo-min (유수민) and his mischievous anthropomorphic pets.
 * 23) *  Satan: A series about Satan, as he struggles to live and work on Earth.
 * 24) *  Jjaltoon Premium: As the title suggests, this series incorporates much darker, more serious plot and less comedy. Jjaltoon Premium tends to focus on stories based on real events and current affairs.

Bad Qualities

 * 1) All characters look the same, the only differences are the hairstyle and the clothes. Moreover, some characters SHARE the same voice.
 * 2) Frequent Korean curses like "아니 새끼가 진짜" (you son of a b****), "이 새끼" (you b****), "야이 씨발럼아" (Hey! You f***!),...
 * 3) * Jjaltoon reduced the amount of curses later on.
 * 4) Some of his videos are really lame, and some are even mean-spirited.
 * 5) Latest episodes of "Romance of the Jjal Kingdoms" have received the lowest ratings, according to Jjaltoon.
 * 6) Ear rapes, especially when the characters are very angry.
 * 7) Excessive use of radial blur whenever a character screams.
 * 8) Subtitles aren't often proof-read (especially English), leading to unnoticeable grammatical errors.
 * 9) * To top it off, the translations, despite fitting the context, are pretty weird. It feels like somebody coined new terms and just slapped them on the subtitles.
 * 10) * The citations in the subtitles are helpful for most of the time. However, some are ridiculously redundant.

Videos
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