I recently posted a question here about a movie I had been looking for for years and I came here thinking “Oh no one will probably know which movie I mean or take the time to answer” and I got a reply the very next day I checked the site and it was the movie (or rather miniserie) I meant!
So I wanted to ask one more question. I know this site is only for movies, but I hope perhaps someone will know this cartoon? I saw it when I was about 7 or 8 years old (I’m 18 now), so I’d say it is atleast 10 years, but it could be even older than that.
It was a cartoon about two friends, a boy and a girl. I am pretty sure the boy was called Vincent.
I think the boy had green hair and the girl had purple or pink hair, but I am not entirely sure of it.
The two characters lived in some sort of paper world or comicbook world so if they were on an adventure and they needed to escape they could rip open the wall like paper and jump to another page.
I would say it was a cartoon on Nickelodeon or Jetix, but I have honestly no idea.
That’s all I can remember. Once again, I know site is meant for movies, but I would be really grateful if someone could find out the name of this cartoon.
Thank you in advance!
Kablam?
I checked some episodes of it on youtube, but it doesn’t seem to be the show I’m looking for. The cartoon I mean was really solely based on the two characters I described who both live in a paper world or comicbook world so they could rip open walls and jump from one picture to another etc.
But thank you for your reply
Maybe it was a episode of The Fairly OddParents? Your description of the boy with green hair and the girl with pink hair exactly matches Cosmo and Wanda from the series.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0235918/
Unfortunately not, I know the Fairly Odd Parents so I know that is not the cartoon I mean, but thank you for trying to help
Is it stickin’ Around or chalk zone?
Also no, but thank you for the help, because I remember another small detail, I dont think it was a drawn cartoon, if I remember well you could see they were made of paper. So they were literally flat characters.