But didn't Korra radically change (ie: fuck up) the world when she merged it with the spirit realm, when alot of spirits are cunts and people can't do much to stop them?
Mostly digging The Loud House, but with people liking shows like Harvey Beaks and Miraculous Ladybug, The Jungle Movie for Hey Arnold finally being made, and those Nick Animation Podcasts episodes, I thought it'd be appropriate.
i wish nick actually got its shit together and not cancel shows that aren't financially big as spongebob or chris savino's 11-piece manure that came out of a cash cow. but why would i hope for that with tv and streaming currently fucking up their chances while the internet grabs more viewers than before, and that also has problems.
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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Paramount - Modern Madcaps - Spooking of Ghosts (1959)
Well look at that, a Paramount ghost cartoon that isn't about Casper. Turns out 1959 was the year Harvey bought the rights to several characters brought to life by Famous Studios (later Paramount), with Casper being one of them. So with one ghost off the menu, time to make a new one. Harvey would buy out the Modern Madcaps too later on
Disney - Social Lion (1954) https://archive.org/details/social-lion-1954-fixed-version
A lion moves from the jungles of Africa to the streets of NYC. Will he also be king of the concrete jungle? Or are New Yorkers too busy walking here to notice
>>485572 That's the other way around, Scooby Doo had alot of crossovers (like adam west batman and alot of other characters from old shows). His episode featuring the scooby gang being a parody of low-hanging jokes about the series.
>>485573 Yeah and before that episode Johnny met Farrah Fawcett and in the next episode he met Adam West and he spent at least two episodes in the Twilight Zone, then he meets Donny Osmond, then the next day he wandered around in town as Time Stood Still, then he met a female James Bond (and managed to woo her off her feet with a kiss), and he also changed places with a prince who looked exactly like him (the Prince and the Pauper). Plus he meets the Amazonian Women (and then the YMCA), and also meets Jungle Boy (the authors other cartoon).
Yes, they were all parodies, but the point stands that Johnny has a lot of crossovers.
>>484731 Queer is such a funny word. >stage 1: eww, you are such a queer person! >stage 2: yes, I am queer, and proud of it! >stage 3: good! embrace your radical queerness, and help us burn down The West™!
Its time we had a Mango thread on plus4chan. If for no other reason so that other people can experience a classic moment of content creation in the future.