Do Revivals Ever Contain the Same Animation Style as the Original Series?

[AnimatedFan01]

Every cartoon that's been revived lately has been using a conspicuously different style from the original series. Rugrats and The Proud Family are two examples that come to mind. Is there any revival cartoon that's ever used the same animation style as the original series? Maybe I'm mistaking revivals for renewals post-cancellation. Futurama and Family Guy were still the same shows they were since their debut when they got brought back after cancelation, so maybe revivals are completely different from a show being brought back with new seasons after years of being canceled?

 

[Dr.Pepper]

I think you are getting revivals confused with reboots. In my mind a revival is when I show gets renewed for more seasons after it was originally canceled. Examples would be Family Guy, Dexter’s Lab, and Rugrats (in 1996). These new episodes are considered part of the same series.

I think that a reboot is when a series gets remade at a later date. Examples are Powerpuff Girls, Ducktales, and the CGI Rugrats series.

 

[Asa]

Is there any revival cartoon that's ever used the same animation style as the original series?

Rugrats for example had episode titles beginning to be written in black starting in season 4 but is still the same series.