This cartoon looks a lot like animation recorded onto a VHS tape.
I usually find tracking errors and VHS artifacts to be very visually annoying.
Bad tracking can sometimes render the tape as unwatchable.
The VCR effects actually has the appearance of being VHS in origin.
Most simulated VHS effects use filters created in image manipulation programs.
The VHS tape illusion in other submissions don't look nearly as convincing.
Did you actually tape this animation on videotape?
Your effect on animation on VHS could be more polished by using other special effects too.
You could create animation in Mario Paint and record it onto a blank tape.
You could also create animation using a rostrum camera, film and different art supplies.
After the film is developed than the next step is transferring the footage to video.
Filming animation with a rostrum camera and transfer to VHS is a very expensive process.
You could also utilize your scanner, art supplies and image manipulation program to create traditional animation.
Edit the images together in a video editor.
You can than record the resulting animation on a VHS tape.
You can also create simulated VHS tape effects in an image manipulation program.
There are a lot of possibility with the VHS effect.
Some of my ideas might actually cost money to do.
I merely include these ideas to inspire your imagination to create inexpensive ways of creating cool animation effects.
Free is the optimal for your animation budget.
This submission was a very entertaining watch and was a pleasure to watch.
- Mightydein