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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Maybe there's only so many ways one can draw a cat, but this one looks awfully similar to Tom and Jerry's Tom a lot of the time. This cartoon feels like a pretty good imitation of a T&J too. And there's even titties if you go frame by frame when the cat opens the bathroom door
Disney - Three Little Pigs - The Practical Pig (1939) https://www.supercartoons.net/cartoon/the-practical-pig/
These guys were supposed to get their own ongoing series, but it didn't pan out. Maybe audiences didn't like seeing their human flesh-tone asses wiggling about and getting spanked. Maybe no pigs could compete with the popularity of Porky. We just don't know
>>486836 >>486837 Any time I find myself getting hung up on questions like this one, I repeat to myself that the answer to almost any mystery in Transformers fiction is to sell toys.
I've been watching Transformers Animated. Currently in season 3 episode 5. Taking time to gather my thoughts a little, I think I've enjoyed it thus far. It is its own bubble of continuity so there's that. I like TFA Megatron, has a pretty solid presence until toward the end of Season 2. Even as a head back in season 1, the VA really sells his menacing character. His charisma and cunning really shine with manipulating Isaac Sumdac. Occasional annoyance can be funny too. Starscream's a little... I'd say his backstabbing characteristic got pushed so comically far along with his incompetence (season 2 episode 3, what he does with the fact that Megatron keeps kicking his ass while he's kept somewhat immortal by the shard is pretty stupidly hilarious, as is being thrown into the river a total of 4 times). He's also very... loud. Before my decision to start watching it again, I just about remember only that bit of him, being very loud. Beyond that, the small time villains are kinda okay but not terribly memorable. They're fine for side plots or set up (like the monster in S1E14). Poor Blurr though, holy shit.
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!