These are Canadian cartoons and do you think they set a good example for kids and not only representing men? Would love to hear your honest viewpoints. I haven't seen cartoons like this unless I am missing something?

They are each funny in their own way. Both are about boy's as main characters and the kinds of trouble they can get into. Also, the Canadian way of life is different than American.

Being Ian

The inspiration behind the animated show "Being Ian" is Ian James Corlett, and he grew up in Burnaby.

https://globalnews.ca/video/10150722/this-is-bc-inspiration-behind-animated-show-being-ian/

"That's Ridonkulous" (Ridiculous) https://youtu.be/qX2neppy_1M?si=Kakq_ZJZ7gb21KS_

"5 O'clock Snooze" https://youtu.be/9OCuAbfqTSQ?si=RNnSO7SeTedKlTqg

Jacob Two Two

Jacob, his siblings, and his mother were named after Richler's children and wife.

Jacob Two-Two vs. The Hooded Fang https://youtu.be/UYiRG5YiUgE?si=cmmvFV_9iuSMt95c

Jacob Two-Two and the Fantastic Fountain https://youtu.be/5pKhKnRr9Gk?si=zUUQBPmDqVCgEuTA

The musical Jacob Two-Two Meets the Hooded Fang is based on an original book by the same name, written by renowned Canadian writer Mordecai Richler and published in 1975. Young People's Theatre debuted the first musical stage version of the story three years later.

https://www.youngpeoplestheatre.org/schools/teacher-resources/jacob-two-two-meets-the-hooded-fang-study-guide/#:~:text=The%20musical%20Jacob%20Two%2DTwo,the%20story%20three%20years%20later.

Jacob Two-Two (TV series) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacob_Two-Two_(TV_series)#:~:text=Jacob%20Two%2DTwo%20is%20a,2003%2C%20on%20YTV%20in%20Canada.