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    Cards Against Animation Features Simpsons, Bob’s Burgers & More

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosDecember 12, 20192 Mins Read
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    If you are looking for a game to play and want to play it now then I suggest playing Cards Against Animation. They have card sets that feature The Simpsons, Bob’s Burgers and more! And you can download them and print them out. So if you are looking for something to do and have a functional printer then you can easily set this game up. And since it’s printable it only costs you $9.95(sale price down from $19.99)

    From the makers:

    This is the original, highly anticipated, incredibly offensive, hilariously funny (and VERY unofficial) special ANIMATION edition of the game. This is the full downloadable version of Cards Against Animation! It contains 1323 cards (478 black cards, 845 white cards, and both the black and white backs). It features cards from the hit shows:

    • The Simpsons
    • Family Guy
    • Rick & Morty
    • South Park
    • King Of The Hill
    • American Dad
    • Futurama
    • Bob’s Burgers
    • SpongeBob SquarePants

    Of course, if you dont follow one particular show, you can just discard those cards and play with the ones you know best! With so many cards, its designed to be used as a stand alone game, but it would work quite nicely with your other decks as well.

    This game is a must for all animated cartoon fans with an evil sense of humor. Its guaranteed to bring hours of laughs! You don’t want to miss out on owning this game if you are a fan of any of the included shows!

    The best part is that they have a low ink version so that when you print out the “black cards” you can have them on a white background. So you aren’t totally killing your ink supply. You can get them here on buyparodycards.com. Enjoy your game night!!

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