sorry, you're just being salty. most children's cartoons are drawn inoffensively, john k being the (unfortunate) exception. imo the character designs and expressions here seem to draw more from french and japanese influences than previous iterations of the stock Didney style, which was highly influential, nearly static for decades, and in no danger of offending anyone. i won't launch a full bore defense of a kids cartoon as high art, but if you're going to make an aesthetic critique of children's media, you have to accept that fact that you're not a child first.