The scariest cartoon

The scariest cartoon is the Rubik's Cube Building.

Rubik's Cube Architecture is a thrilling and curious cartoon, which is famous for its unique Rubik's Cube play and story. Its plot is compact, full of suspense and surprise, which brings a very exciting visual feast to the audience. Although the plot is thrilling, it brings a unique horror experience to the audience through abstract pictures, strange soundtracks and mysterious stories.

This horror is not directed at the Rubik's Cube itself, but through the tension and psychological impact it brings to the audience. This horrible cartoon gives us a thought, that is, how to remain calm and rational in the face of unknown and unpredictable things.

How to find hope and strength in a difficult situation? The importance of this idea is self-evident, and it is this educational significance that makes Rubik's Cube Architecture one of the most horrible cartoons.

Classic of Rubik's cube architecture

This is done from the perspective of "Xiong Haizi", and this setting almost subverts today's domestic animation. Not only does he not like studying, but he is also grumpy and bears grudges. According to modern psychological theory, such children may become antisocial personality in the future if they are not corrected. Based on this, the Rubik's Cube Building is destined to be a classic in the history of animation in China.

In the first episode, Lake enters the Glass City. Many glass men limped because Lake fell off the Rubik's Cube in a rage. Lele, as a glass man, lost his ears; If the temperature is high, it will stick. God, don't lose your temper, son. All your friends lost their ears because of you.

After sending both parents to kindergarten, the children became leaders and Lake was elected mayor. He implemented new laws, and his parents put them in jars. Parents who love reading, quarreling, playing mahjong, and having not slept for a long time have all done enough tricks in the canned food. Parents and children exchange identities, maybe we can really put ourselves in others' shoes.