That was a nice watch. Their designs don't immediately hook me but I do like the look of the world. It's alright for a comedy duo of hapless smart-ass and genuinely kind airhead.
>>483947 you also have to remember that a lot of old-internet culture revolved around how cute certain personalities were together rather than how canon it was, which is why you had so many crackships and slash ships between characters who never met or only met once
at least hilda and david are already friends and hilda is the catalyst for a lot of davids braver moments
I'm going to (try to) post a classic theatrical cartoon each day. Feel free to watch along, or just check in from time to time to catch up on several at once.
In honor of January 1st, I'll first focus on newcomers to the Public Domain.
Today's picture is the first cartoon to come out of the Terrytoons studio, Caviar (1930). If you enjoy rats acting Russian and getting into various winter hi-jinks, this might be the cartoon for you.
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Pat Sullivan/ Otto Messmer - Felix the Cat - Woos Whoopee (1930) Woos Whoopee | Felix the Cat (1928) | Otto Messmer Felix gets sloshed at a club and hallucinates monsters on his way home I see this one frequently credited to 1928, but the title card says 1930 and it's not a silent cartoon like the other Felixs from 1928. Maybe it's one of the ones that got reissued with a sound track in 1930, so either way it still fits here
Van Beuren - Aesop's Fables - The Haunted Ship (1930) https://ia800304.us.archive.org/13/items/the-haunted-ship_1930/the-haunted-ship_1930.ia.mp4 While Van Beuren's Tom and Jerry series wouldn't start until late 1931, this is basically a prototype episode.
Griffiths and White - Tropical Breezes (1930) Tropical Breezes (1930) - UK 35mm Here's something different, a funny little British cartoon. I'm not sure if this one was actually distributed in the USA, but if it was it likely would've been by Pathe. Some of Griffiths' previous cartoons crossed the pond that way. Sadly this one didn't become a series, but I think they were on to something; they specifically made the main characters humans because it seemed like all the American cartoons were going all-in on anthropomorphic animals. We were still a year out from human Betty Boop, and several years out from Popeye
Thread about this obscure Korean Animated Series where cute and funny mermaids goes to the land and the school and have magical girl powers where they fight monsters, recover the pieces of a macguffin and learn everyday lessons.
Recently, I learned about this 4chan backup site that serves as a temporary backup in case of emergency, and I learned that most people are hanging around there while the site recovers (or at least I hope so), so i made this thread of this series here for the ocassion.
It looks like there is NSFW board about /co/ too called Promotiond, so fanart of that kind can go there if you want (a separate thread needs to be created for that and link these images here too as well)
Just in case nobody here noticed yet. The english Youtube is uploading the redubs of S1, while the korean Youtube is uploading S2 episodes. They've both up to episode 5 in each.
This has been a slow year for us furries, didn't have to start a topic all year. But then again, much of the new reveals happen at the obscure anthro character discord nowadays.
Just posting her about a godsend I received recently - I have been trying literally for years to get Mutant Rampage: Bodyslam to work on a Philips CDI emulator (yes, that infamous system - and yes, that same company who made the creepy Zelda animations made this game). Well, that still didn't succeed, but the next best thing did, a guy I found on spriterresources managed to extract the sprites from the game! So now I can finally check out the naked Centaur and Cheetah ladies, topless Rakshasi, and sexy swimsuit Gazelles and karate-robed Lionesses up close, not to mention the boss of Animorpha Roma, Tina Felina!
>>484616 That's from the days when all your villages evils were allegedly forced into an animal, often goats. Because goats were expendable, not as useful as say a pig or chicken, or in different ways a horse or cow/ox. And then the goat would get driven out of town.