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SCMP Reporter

Jeremy Cheung, 18

It always has been, and probably always will be, Calvin and Hobbes. Calvin's wonderful imagination brings his relationship with his stuffed tiger to life,  and creates alter egos such as Spaceman Spiff. His refusal to grow up is touching, inspirational and hilarious.

Jason Lam, 17

Family Guy, a humorous American TV cartoon series representing a supposedly typical nuclear family.  It  may be  be seen as inappropriate  by some people, but  it actually deals with important personal, social and moral values.

Betty Fan, 17

Tom and Jerry. I love how their conversations are  are represented by their actions and the music. I especially enjoy watching it with my younger sisters, because they  act  out the characters.  It's also the only time  they  stay quiet.

Alexandra Hirst, 14

Calvin and Hobbes. This dynamic duo start my day with a laugh and  prepare to take on the world as fearlessly  as they do.  You can relate to this comic whatever your age. I don't know what I'd do without the sarcastic wit of these amazing characters.

Hayley Foster, 14

Calvin and Hobbes. I love the hilarious pictures. Calvin's  imagination makes me laugh and the stories have a sense of reality because of the child and adult elements.

Nisha, 14

A Japanese animation called Cardcaptor Sakura. It's about a girl called Sakura Kinomoto who is on a quest to find some missing magical cards.

Keertana Srinivasan, 14

Cardcaptor Sakura. Sakura's search for the magical cards makes for a fun, cute, amusing and exciting show.

Crystal Lau, 17

Keroppi. Ever since I was  very young, my mother has  bought me Keroppi accessories - everything from towels to nail trimmers.  But what I like most about Keroppi is the pleasant smile on its green face. Whenever I feel down, Keroppi is always there to cheer me up.Tom and Jerry, hands down. I still watch it today, even though it's really for young children. It always cracks me up.

Natasha Sarangi, 17

Tom and Jerry, hands down. I still watch it today, even though it's really for young children. It always cracks me up.  I also adore The Simpsons, and  the MTV cartoon Daria - she's so sarcastic. And SpongeBob Squarepants. But Tom and Jerry is the best, nothing can beat  it.

Shubhi Kalra, 15

Scooby  Doo.  I love the way the gang solve mysteries. The best thing  is the humour and the way the gang look after each other.



What is your favourite cartoon?