Are cartoons losing its audience, if so why?

There's no doubt, cartoons are fast losing their audience, and the reason for this cannot be farfetched. There are so many factors that are contributing to this. Gone are the days when cartoons were created with interesting storylines and characters. However, all these beautiful things that draw people to cartoons are gradually becoming a thing of the past.

In fact, a lot of cartoons have been canceled simply because most cartoon networks are now airing different kinds of series, which have been making children use derogatory and insulting words against the elders. Also, parents have started restricting their children from watching cartoons due to some obscene scenes that are being aired.

A perfect example of this is how kids can easily learn to be peeking at their sisters in the bathroom. This is simply a result of what they are watching. Another factor is that most children, who are mainly the target audience of cartoons, have grown older, and they now have more interesting content to watch than cartoons, leaving children between 2 to 5 years of age to cartoons.

The main issue with cartoons is that they are created for a specific age group. Once that age group grows up, then the cartoon starts to lose its audience. Every generation is different. There are some things that have appealed so much to one generation that will not be appealing to upcoming generations because of various differences when it comes to the way that the different generations think.

There are some animated series that have managed to withstand the test of time probably because they are marketed towards adults more as compared to kids. There are also some cartoons that are timeless. They will continue to be well-liked by people from every generation.