Updated October 1st, 2020 at 15:46 IST
Peanuts' 70-year celebration video goes viral; Twitter remembers Charles Schulz's work
Peanuts' 70-year celebration video goes viral on Twitter. Have a look at how fans have been remembering Charles Schulz and their favourite comic strips.
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The famous comic strip Peanuts turns 70 this month and fans seem to be quite elated about the event. The official Twitter handle of Peanuts posted a fun animation video to celebrate the milestone and internet users couldn’t help but go ‘aww’. The video is being vividly shared on various social media platforms as it brings out a happy and nostalgic vibe. A few people also revisited the most iconic comic stipes that are remembered even today.
Peanuts turns 70
The Twitter handle of Charles M Schulz’s comic Peanuts recently posted a fun video to celebrate their 70-year anniversary. The animated video starts with the delightful pair of Charlie and Snoopy as they hold hands and look up in happiness with sweet smiles across their faces. They seem to be hopping around in excitement as the short animation shows them bouncing up and down. The team has also created a special logo with Snoopy, while they announce that the characters are now 70 years old. The caption for the post speaks about how the comic characters have been spreading love and happiness for 70 years now.
70 years of happiness#Peanuts70 #Snoopy70 pic.twitter.com/00xRwCF0E4
— PEANUTS (@Snoopy)
In the comments section of the post, a number of people are remembering the beloved characters and their unique styles. They have been speaking about Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and Lucy, amongst others. Most of the internet users are seen showing off their Peanuts merchandise as they have been excited about the occasion. A few of the fans have also spoken highly of the comic series and the effect it has had on the children over the years. Have a look at a bunch of reactions on Twitter here.
— LillROY Jimi Says 12 (@SaysJimi)
Happy Anniversary of Happiness 😊❤️🎉😍. pic.twitter.com/jGaVIa0nPt
— Andrea Königsmann 🇪🇺 (@MsAndrea7215)
【10月3日(土)10:00よりワークショップ11月開催分の募集を開始します。】
— SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO (@snoopy_m_tokyo)
詳しい開催日程などはHPよりご確認ください。https://t.co/mUOckxbh7l
10月開催分も各回30分前までお申し込み受付中です。
※先着順のため予定枚数に達し次第受付終了いたします。 pic.twitter.com/NqNM3yBfra
It's #5Day! Character 555 95472, or “5” for short, debuted 57 years ago on 9/30/1963. 📬 Fun fact: 95472, the family's "last name" and ZIP code, is the real ZIP code for Sebastopol, CA, where Schulz was living at the time the character was introduced. pic.twitter.com/BGy85y8RQP
— Charles M. Schulz Museum (@SchulzMuseum)
I love you this much! #snoopy #snoopyfacts #peanuts #woodstock pic.twitter.com/iJJDEojvth
— Snoopy Facts (@snoopyfacts)
70 years of happiness#Peanuts70 #Snoopy70 pic.twitter.com/eCBy08XPKM
— Charlie Brown (@Peanuts_4Fans)
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Charles M Schulz created the comic strip Peanuts seventy years back and it made its debut in close to seven newspapers in different parts of the world. Even after the death of Charles M Schulz in February 2000, various newspapers decided to have re-runs of his light-hearted comic. This comic strip was later developed into a series which worked exceptionally well amongst the audiences. The first feature film related to the comic was released on December 4, 1969, and was called A Boy Named Charlie Brown. In the year 2015, the concept was also created into a 3D animation film which received tremendous responses from fans as well as critics.
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Image Courtesy: Peanuts Twitter
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Published October 1st, 2020 at 15:46 IST