Toontastic 3D

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Toontastic 3D was an educational mobile app developed by Google. Toontastic 3D was an interactive storytelling app where kids can draw, animate, narrate and record their own cartoons on their devices.

The 3D version, launched in January 2017, allowed users to move characters around and position the characters in different parts without other features needing to be used.

History

Toontastic was developed by Andy Russell and Thushan Amarasiriwardena for touchscreen devices. Toontastic was originally launched in January 2011 by LaunchPad Toys.

In February 2015, Google acquired LaunchPad Toys, Toontastic's developer.

In January 2017, Google rebranded the app as Toontastic 3D; the app was removed from iOS in 2022.

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