What is titanic cartoons?

There have been several animated depictions of the Titanic disaster, ranging from educational cartoons to comedic interpretations. Some examples include:

• "Titanic: The Animated Movie" (1999): This feature-length film follows a fictionalized romantic storyline between the main character, a poor artist named Will, and the upper-class Rose. The film also includes a cameo appearance by James Cameron, director of the 1997 live-action "Titanic" film.
• "Titanic: Disaster in the Atlantic" (2007): Produced by the History Channel, this educational cartoon explains the events leading up to the sinking of the Titanic and its aftermath, using archival material and expert interviews.
• "The Simpsons" (1994): In season 5, episode 14 of this long-running TV show, the family goes on a cruise and ends up aboard a boat called the "Don't Go There" that eerily resembles the Titanic. The episode features a comedic twist on the famous "I'm the king of the world" scene, with Bart and Milhouse running around the boat while shouting "We're the kings of the world!"
• "Titanic: The Legend Goes On" (2000): Widely regarded as one of the worst animated films ever made, this Italian production features anthropomorphic animals as the passengers and crew of the Titanic, as well as a completely rewritten story that includes a perky heroine and a rapping dog. The film also bizarrely includes a subplot about a group of mice trying to avoid the evil schemes of a cat.