Do you still remember the cartoons from your childhood?

We often think that cartoons are for children. In recent years, many animated movies have gone to the big screen, and many parents have taken their children into the cinema. Many of them can be watched by all ages. A good film that received a lot of praise.

In fact, cartoons are not just for children. Many adults also like cartoons and will recite the cartoons they watched when they were children on Children's Day.

From watching "Havoc in Heaven" to sending "Heavenly Palace" to the sky, from watching "Nezha Havoc in the Sea" to riding a "dragon" into the sea, from splitting mountains with an ax in "Lotus Lantern", to Crossing the Kunlun Mountains, crossing Tanggula, and carving a path to heaven, cartoons are the best memories of many people’s childhoods, and these films have also given many children heroic dreams.

Super Beast Arms, Go Boy, Chinese Boy, Star Travels, Universe Star God, Divine Spirit, Adventures of Lolo, Hurricane War Spirit, Steel Flying Dragon, Armored Warrior, Adventures of Jackie Chan, Holy Stone Warriors, Speed ????Men, Bakugan Boy, Legend of Skyfire, Pigman, Mecha Beast God, Dragon Fighter, Steel Carkaron, Crystal Code Warrior, Thunderbolt, Fruit Treasure Attack, Super Intelligent Football, Magic Soldier, War Dragon Warrior, Dengeki Boy, Digimon, and the mythical beast King Kong, I probably lost count of the cartoons I watched when I was a kid.

The Legend of Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit was once promoted to the altar by the host of Bilibili UP when dramas with female protagonists were popular before. Everyone was surprised to find that compared to the dramas with female protagonists like Mary Sue, The Blue Rabbit Palace Mistress whom I loved most as a child is the real heroine.

However, due to image quality issues, many of our childhood memories are no longer very watchable.

It is reported that on Children’s Day on June 1, Bilibili officially launched the animation 4K restoration plan, and will continue to carry out ultra-clear restoration of classic animations that have been produced for a long time and have unclear image quality.

Specifically, at present, the list of the first batch of restored animations at Station B includes "EVA Neon Genesis Evangelion", "Cardcaptor Sakura", "One Hundred Thousand Cold Jokes", "Saint Seiya" ***25 domestic and foreign classic works including "The Myth of Pluto".