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Overall, the main storylines in the West End manga and its adaptations are similar. But some adaptations might tweak minor details for better visual or narrative presentation. However, these changes don't significantly alter the core of the story.

I'm not really sure what 'jack caricatura' means. Maybe it's a specific style of caricature featuring someone named Jack.

The caricatures during the Cold War often depicted political figures and events with exaggeration and satire to convey a message or commentary.

Maybe she saw something interesting off to the side that caught her attention.

In many cartoons, police are shown as friendly and helpful when interacting with kids, teaching them about safety and right from wrong.

Maybe 'Orange' is similar. They both often explore themes of friendship and personal growth in a heartfelt way. However, they also have their unique storylines and art styles.

Well, 'Scooby-Doo' is a classic. It's full of mysteries and adventures with those lovable characters.

The palm trees in black cartoon style usually have simple and bold outlines. They might have big fronds drawn with thick lines for a dramatic effect.

Tom and Jerry's car cartoon is full of hilarious chase scenes and unexpected twists. The duo's antics in and around cars make it highly entertaining.

A caricature of spaghetti might have exaggerated shapes and proportions. The strands could be drawn really thick or really thin and in wacky positions.