Kisah Bawah Tanah is crashing back into ATF 2025 with the full Animasia leadership lineup, big reveals, and the debut of Bola Kampung Max. The booth’s buzzing, the merch disappears fast, and the whispers start before lunchtime. This isn’t just a return — it’s a warning shot. If you’re at ATF, you’ll feel it.

More adults than ever are choosing animation on purpose — not as background noise but because it’s finally saying the things live-action keeps dodging. From the surreal honesty of Bojack Horseman to the cultural depth of Kisah Bawah Tanah, these series dig into identity, grief, absurdity, and the messy parts of adulthood we usually avoid. Animation isn’t the escape anymore. It’s the mirror.

Every generation grows up with its own ghost cartoon character — the gentle ones, the weird ones, the rebels, the ones who somehow feel a bit like us. From Casper’s soft-hearted innocence to Malaysia’s bold new take in Kisah Bawah Tanah, these spirits tell the story of how our fears (and our humor) evolved over time. Take a closer look and see which ghost still lingers for you.