Major learning After Effects unblurring techniques

My Image dimensions were width: 1200px, and height: 675px, which meant even when I cropped to fit, that my gifs would be blurry. (blurry) 

I tried to figure it out by watching this video below, but it was confusing because it was for stills and real life.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZEQtJ4EVtg

This was my result from that video:
(sharpened)
This looks a bit better, but I wanted something that catered towards cartoons so I search again.

This is the video that helped me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_Or2MONFQk
 (more sharpened)
This is much better I feel, even though this is a different scene, the image just looks cleaner and pops out more.


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