1 & lt； New journey to the west >: Korean version of Journey to the West. The Monkey King, who plays skateboarding and nunchakus, Tang Priest, who drives an off-road vehicle, Pig Bajie, who holds a rocket launcher, and Friar Sand, who is always thinking about digging for treasures, have a crush on Wukong and have been pestering their little dragon girl, which is much more measured than the spoof version of Most Travels. The plot is super funny. The song "XX I like-I like, XX I like-I like ..." is quite interesting. But at the end of the story, all four of them were taken away by the devil, and even the Monkey King was knocked down. The Tathagata personally killed a bunch of monsters. A little ... regrettable.

Classic figure: Monkey King, although this monkey king is really not very eye-catching, many Japanese cartoons about Monkey King later described him as a child-like (but powerful) figure, such as Best Travel Notes and Dragon Ball.

2 < Time Machine > is about a doctor who invented the time machine, and then went to various times to find something called W Gemstone, and then his daughter and disciples went to find it; Bad guys have also learned to be time machines, always making trouble at other times.

The villain's heroine is called "Sister Yao Ni" and there are two men: Gru and Fasha. Every time I set out, I danced and sang: Huhahaha, Huhahaha, Hahahaha, * * * *, uh-huh ... Then every time I fought, I was blown up by my own bomb and my spaceship was blown into a skeleton. ...

On the bright side, there are three people, a doctor, a boy (called Shan Ping) and a girl (whose name is forgotten).

They have three time machines. The first one was a beetle, the second one was a grasshopper, and the third one forgot.

Every episode of The Time Machine is an independent story. No episode is about the bad guys fighting with Shan Ping, and finally the bad guys fail. ...

3 < bee >: an inspirational cartoon with the theme of insects.