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[Who Framed Roger Rabbit] Where did 3D toons come from?

With a few exceptions (much of it on television), "traditional" 2D toons don't seem to get as much work as they used to. 

These days, 3D toons get nearly all the work (*Frozen*, *Shrek*, *Tangled*, *Kung-Fu Panda*, *How To Train Your Dragon*, Pixar's stuff, etc).

Where did these "new toons" come from? 

If they've always been around, why weren't they working during the Golden Age? 

How come they don't seem to be as bound to the "Rule of Funny" as 2D toons usually are?

Can they be destroyed? Will the Dip work on them?
gpt
Over the years humans and toons have gradually started to mix and live in an un-segregated society (we're all a little more open-minded than we were in the 40s) obviously this is going to lead to toon-human relationships on a romantic and sexual level, which ultimately leads to the  3 dimensional toons you see more often in film and television today.