Cam't remember the titles but the best was Bug's basketball short and Daffy & Porky's baseball game. Some of the basketball's gags even got a clap.
Josiah Wood
That was pretty damn great. I don't think I've seen animation in a modern cartoon that lively in a long time. Good shit.
Jack Hernandez
When was the last time we had slapstick cartoons this high quality?
Ian King
So you were there?
Nathaniel Hill
Does anyone know any quality Looney Tunes collections on DVD?
Ethan Gutierrez
I really hope that short is more of a proof of concept rather than a true reflection of what these shorts are going to be like.
Elijah Ramirez
The best one is probably the Golden Collection series.
Isaac Bennett
Are they censored or have ruined "bluray" quality like Disney?
Aaron Gray
So, in the end, it will just be that Bugs always wins in the end. Hahaha, so funny...
Carter Perez
I will give it credit, that was a thousand times better than Wabbit (especially since the designs look better). Still could use some improvement but it is a step in the right direction.
Jeremiah Sullivan
Yeah, queue was massive.
Michael Green
Cecil and the Gremlin are going to be in this so Bugs will be fucked at least once
Justin James
Why must you give me hope?
Eli Sullivan
That's the impression I got. Some of the shorts where longer than others but they all had some sort of story structure.
Eli Barnes
>Cecil and the Gremlin ???
Adrian Collins
Can you tell us about some of the episodes?
Ian Flores
>Are they censored No >have ruined "bluray" quality like Disney? No, Warner Archive does some of the best restorations in the business.
After Golden Collection, move on to the Super Stars sets, but skip sets 4 and 5 since they're just Golden Collection rereleases.
The shorts are short. Wabbit and The Looney Tunes show's primarily flaws were stretching out a joke for 22 whole minutes.
Bugs and Daffy work better in small doses of around 7 or 11 minutes. The longer the running time, the less funny the joke becomes. Alternatively, both shows could work if they were written more like Angry Beavers, or Sam and Max instead of Seinfeld.
Austin Gonzalez
It's very well animated, but almost too frantic. The explosions come so rapid fire that they don't have time to set up the punch. So after a while it just becomes pointless explosions.
Still, it's a hundred times better than Wabbit or The Looney Tunes Show.
Asher Gonzalez
In short, the best animation we've gotten in a long time and doing the things we'd expect Looney Tunes do. Some things we need to see if they work out since we haven't gotten a full proper short yet but it's looking insanely promising
No. Buy the re-releases because they improve some DVR problems that were in the original Golden Collection volumes.
Charles Rogers
Being funny occasionally does not make a show great. It's inconsistent as fuck.
Luke Lee
Are they all going to be this short?
Jack Reed
No, they'll be the usual length. This is just a preview.
Christopher Hill
one of the ones screened at Annecy was a full 6 minutes
Justin Ortiz
They will typically be 5-8 minutes.
Jackson Cook
>Lets Elmer row while he does backstrokes
Logan Fisher
what the fuck are you even doing in here
Alexander Walker
Reminder the fucker who made Uncle Grandpa also saved animation
Jayden Sanchez
Uncle Grandpa was great.
Wyatt James
Uncle Grandpa has nothing to do with saving animation
Brayden Ortiz
Let that user join us and get into Looney Tunes Gotta be welcoming of everyone to get this out there
Jason Taylor
>the fucker show some respect, UG was fucking based
Wyatt Gutierrez
>this is just a preview why are you talking out of your ass? They've said that the length of the shorts will vary, this one just happened to be on the shorter end of the spectrum.
Mason Nelson
>why are you talking out of your ass? >end of cartoons literally says "looney tunes cartoon shorts coming soon" >somehow not a preview
William Baker
According to whom? It has bad reviews everywhere. It wasn't even liked by most kids which is why they much preferred Regular Show, TTG, and Gumball... Which are also pretty mediocre in my opinion.
Isaiah Diaz
BTFO
Jaxon Johnson
>>end of cartoons literally says "looney tunes cartoon shorts coming soon" yes? This is still a full short user.
Jayden Jones
Only a bunch of retards who hated the art style hated the show. People who watched it found it hilarious.
Cameron King
>Penelope when?
I only want to see her if they portray her as something other than a helpless, terrified, horribly tormented eternal rape victim. She's such a pathetic character and there's a point where watching her suffering stops being amusing.
I liked the show, but you can't just say "anyone who didnt like what I like didn't watch it." Two people can watch the same thing and have different opinions
Isaiah Myers
the creator of ug is the exec producer on looney tunes 19 is what user is hinting at, granted he also made secret mountain fort awesome.
It’s a full short, but the rest of the shorts are said to be about 5-8 minutes a pop. Please do research before talking like you know something.
Anthony Foster
plus the directors and some of the boarders are also UG people
Carter Jackson
This is amazing. Animated very competently. Obviously I hope for more complex situations and more ambitious direction with the camerawork, but the animation and timing is awesome.
WE ARE BACK
Nathaniel Jackson
For you.
Aiden Cooper
>Cecil's from an older cartoon I should've expected it, but that explains a lot Never heard of the gremlin though.
Brody Russell
Would you take her as a Bugs-like character confidently fending off those like Pepe trying to date her? Trade off being like the multiple times in these new shorts so far she does same-sex kisses occasionally
James Fisher
Cecil was in the Looney Tunes show as well.
Jayden Hall
Oldschool Lola doing a Red Hot Riding Hood style short would be amazing.
Aiden Campbell
Not...bad. It's not quite there on the timing, but it's not bad at all.
Oliver Baker
Fuck yourself.
Carson Carter
Yeah, that's where I first saw him, but thought he was an original, like the duck girl.
Oh wow, that's impressive. Reminds me a lot of the Freleng musical shorts. Hope all the shorts take advantage of sound, even if it's not exactly like this.
Charles Gray
>rapid slapstick has off timing Who would have thought.
Anthony Morales
The entire premise of Merrie Melodies is being an ad for music companies, so if they're trying to be faithful to Looney Tunes, which seems like their biggest goal, this will probably be consistent
Bentley Barnes
>Porky's blush after being kissed
This is kind of gay senpai
Caleb Morales
Not the same person but it doesn't change the fact that video is ALSO a preview of what's to come meaning plenty of shorts will have standard LT length. Basically, both of you are wrong.
>video is ALSO a preview >>this is just a preview >just a preview >just the retarded tripfag post that started this argument said just a preview as an explanation for the length, that's false. the other retard said >the rest of the shorts are said to be about 5-8 minutes a pop That, besides being irrelevant is also false as proven earlier >Please do research before talking like you know something This, is a tumblr-style attempt at a "clap" he is a faggot, he was wrong
>Basically, both of you are wrong. I have not yet been wrong. Quote the part where I said the short was not at all a preview. Because I simply haven't.
My only trepidation is the fear that we will be stuck to this flat perspective. I need to know we will get shots from all angles and expressive closeups before I go all in on the hype, as is it’s immediately the most important cartoon coming out now. Love the background, timing and expressions. Bugs looks great, not my favorite Elmer but he was animated well.
Landon Myers
I don't know user that's pretty gay if you asked me
Based Baffy poster Are you on the thread on the other board
Jacob Diaz
Maybe you should have specified the "just" part originally instead of turning it into an autistic bitchfest.
Jayden Rogers
So much 50s slapstick... and I like it.
Caleb Foster
This
Carson Hill
Gonna that guy and say that it’s really a mixture of 40’s style and 90’s style ala Spumco and clones
Isaac Anderson
>Animation kino is back, boys Please come back when this becomes the standard. If all modern day animation can be this forever, then we can say its rightfully "back". I don't want to hope for more than offered just because one group of glorous madmen are doing the right thing.
Jack Clark
Behind the scenes with voice actors of the new looney tunes shorts youtube.com/watch?v=3uXiin5iXmo >Bob Bergen -Porky Pig >Eric Bauza - Bugs Bunny /Daffy Duck >Fred Tatasciore - Tasmanian Devil / Yosemite Sam
It's a gag, user. Plenty of classic Bugs shorts have it.
Carter Nguyen
Please stop spamming the thread with homoshit, go to /aco/ or /trash/.
Christopher Collins
Great Birthday present. Thanks WB and the team.
Connor Collins
I know The joke being they said "straight" in a different context. I didn't think it needed explanation.
Noah Morris
>I was wrong but I need some way to save face ok
Henry Ward
The only thing I missed was an update that came out today that clarified it’s going to be 6 minutes, not 8. Everything else is right and you’ve acted like a massive sperg.
Xavier Gomez
>Fred Tatasciore >Taz Are you fucking kidding me? Jim Cummings has been consistently playing Taz for almost 30 years. I hate how often WB changes their VA's and wish they would just do what Disney does.
Chase Young
Yes, with other Warner stuff You should be able to find it
Kevin Morris
Wait, which board? /trash/?
Owen Phillips
>I was wrong Here we go. Accusing people of being the ones who initially started it. Eat shit.
Ok, thanks for the heads up, I concede. Now let’s move on to the original point of discussion: >These are too short Not every short will be this length.
Elijah Murphy
>These are too short >ctrl+f >one result >this post good thing no one said that. 1-6 minutes is a fine length. You don't need to be 5-8 to make a joke, in fact at 8 minutes it'll probably have overstayed it's welcome. 7 is probably the very upper limit of what we'll get and that's a good thing
Jaxson Lee
Alright if you can’t read the thread and are going to continue to act like a sperg even when I admit you were right i’m not going to engage with you. Enjoy your bitterness.
James Young
Nice. The fluid part where Elmer sped down the hill & up into the air was really damn visually fun, and it felt like the crew was most comfortable doing that type of sequence. I'd enjoy seeing them get away from imitating the retro "2 guys standing next to each other" outdated vaudeville imagery and lean more freely into their own style.
In general I hope they do less forced retro schtick and make it more their own thing. The constant sticks of dynamite reminded me of those self-conscious '90s shows like Bonkers, which thought cartoons had to be about pie-in-the-face corny hijinks.
The animation has so much quality and effort put into it, it'd be kind of a shame if the humor is so corny in all of them.
They were free to make the music whatever they wanted though. I doubt their boss gave them the music track and said "the comedy is less important, I just want you guys to sync it up to this tune."
Noah Gonzalez
Tatasciore is a versatile guy though, I'm sure he'll do a good job. For such long-standing characters who have seen different takes from so many directors and animators, it seems pretty appropriate to give different VAs a shot. Looney Tunes was always more varied and experimental than Disney's hardline rules.
To be fair. The Mickey shorts emulate Walt Disney's Mickey voice whereas Clubhouse is suppose to be modern Mickey. Also if Wayne Allwine didn't die, he would most likely play both versions. Nice cherrypicking though.
Dylan Perry
>same Goofy for decades >same Donald for decades >same Minnie for decades >same Daisy for decades >same Pluto for decades >same Pete for decades >b..but M..ickey Gee I wonder why after a quick google search. The fact still stands they are consistent with their VAs unlike Warner Bros who change their VAs with each new iteration which is dumb. Mel Blanc did it for over 50 years, they could at least settle on a few main guys.
Anthony Anderson
>default stock image for Mickey is his appearance from Kingdom Hearts What retard is in charge of this? it's not hard to find images of the Mouse.
Brody Lewis
SOULLESS
Gabriel Baker
After Mel Blanc died, Warner Bros. decided they weren't going make contracts with any voice actors anymore. For literally every single new Looney Tunes project they hold a new audition. Bob Bergen is always Porky simply because he's extremely at the voice and beats everyone else in the audition. The same for Joe Alaskey as Daffy before he died. It also used to be true for Jim Cummings as Taz, Maurice LaMarche as Yosemite Sam, and Billy West as Elmer Fudd but whoever is in charge of casting on this series wants to change things up for whatever reason.
Adam Reyes
A better picture of Bugs and the mummy was posted. If they ever make a short focusing on Marvin without Bugs or Daffy, I think it would be cool to see his antics on Mars. That would be a good opportunity for her to appear.
merrily we roll along is a different song that was used for Merry Melodies (while looney tunes used Merry Go Round Broke Down)
Justin Hall
"The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down" is the Looney Tunes theme. "Merrily We Roll Along" is the Merrie Melodies theme. youtube.com/watch?v=0jTHNBKjMBU
Lucas Moore
Well fuck me. I'm a dumbass. Wonder if I've been confusing the two song names for years.
Zachary Harris
Finally, some good fucking animation.
Brayden Hall
It's okay, I'm a huge LT fan and I get the songs mixed up too, user
Lincoln Perry
Where did this image come from? I know it was in some booklet or whatever at Annecy, but when did they put out this image?
Jonathan Torres
God I love smears.
Owen Ramirez
Hot
Nicholas White
No in some shorts they team up to defeat a common enemy.
Daniel Lee
Bugs' face is a little.. off. I don't know what it is but he doesn't look like any of the versions i'm familiar with. Mummy looks authentic though. He looks like how they would have drawn him back in the day. Gives me a Count Blood Count vibe for many reasons.
pretty sure most of the SU crew would love these shorts; they were Uncle Grandpa fans
Matthew Morales
I want to be excited about this, I really fucking do. But something just feels... off? Maybe because it has the subtle hint of "sterilization" from digital animation that you don't get from traditional cel animation (Which is inevitable at this point, but still).
Am I the only one who feels this way?
Jose Smith
because they don't have nearly as much of a budget as the theatrical shorts did.
Nathan Russell
They love UG because it wasn’t threatening. This is.
Jaxon Powell
I don’t have enough to make up my mind yet. On a technical level though I can’t be a chooser, this is amazing and i’m gonna shill it hard.
Maybe because how quick paced it is and how short it is that it doesn't feel like a proper looney tunes short?
Owen Brown
Now of course Pete's important and all, cuz he's the showrunner, but we'd be remiss to overlook guy #2: Alex Kirwan, the show's supervising producer and head of the design department: The guy's worked on a shit ton of shows and helped shape a lot of shows that he didn't stay too long on He did boards on various Oh Yeah cartoons shorts and board revisions on Johnny Bravo, but one of his earlier Major gigs was on My Life as a Teenage Robot, where he was Art Director and a character designer. He was Art Director on Flapjack's first season, a character designer and director on Mighty B, and was Art Director on Wander Over Yonder (you know that really in depth character design guide? Alex was the one who made that). Also notably on Wander he pretty consistently got story credit on eps.
As for shows he helped with visual development but didn't stick around long, there's the Mickey Mouse shorts and the Ducktales reboot (and for both shows he made in-depth character model guides akin to the Wander one). He also did board revisions for Symbionic Titan and model sheets for Gravity Falls.
The budget for these shorts are objectively larger than the ones back in the day. It's simply an aesthetic change. Digital, different animators, and a different aspect ratio.
Gavin Lewis
This is it. When we have our first real one we’ll be able to see.
Half those cartoons are shit but you won me over with Johnny Bravo.
Nathaniel Rogers
also notably: guys #2 and #3 on Uncle Grandpa (Audie Harrison and Casey Alexander) aren't involved on this
Adrian Smith
>filename Kek
Parker Wilson
>wut iz inflation?
Michael Campbell
You gotta look at his specific job title though. I mean I like MLAATR but even if you don’t the fact that he was an art director on that show specifically should be impressive.
Benjamin Bailey
yeah plus he was merely a board revisionist on Johnny Bravo, so it's far from the biggest blip on his resume
That's all I got. There's a lot of fun frames though. Hopefully we get to see more soon.
Wyatt Phillips
Well i'm not worried anymore. This is something special.
Gavin Powell
Bob Jaques is one of hte animators on episodes animated at Yowza (Yowza didn't animate this short, but they animated the Wet Cement short that clips of have been floating around)
Alexander Clark
holy shit they added fake film grain. my one gripe with the new shorts has been fixed. hell yeah, that grain and slight blur makes it look so old school i love it
Benjamin Sanchez
Eh, I dunno. Basically a repeat of a joke that would have been funny if used once for one and a half minutes. You can't just throw dynamite over and over, showing next to no negative impact like that. In an actual Loony Tunes cartoon Elmer getting blown up and left in blackface would have been the end of a scene, or at least the end of a joke, setting him up another unrelated failure or Bugs prank.
The animation was nice but I fear for the jokes. It can't be like this.
Evan Thompson
He was making a joke about John K's sex scandals
Cameron Smith
I think this is one of those shorts where the action is based around a classical composition instead of the other way around, so the action is fast paced because the song is.
Nolan Clark
True enough but I still think they ran the dynamite joke into the ground, plenty of other humiliation and slapstick possibilities if they got creative and then they could have ended it all with a bang by slowly escalating towards explosives instead of starting out that way.
God, it's refreshing to see Bugs Bunny actually act like Bugs Bunny instead of some bland (Looney Tunes Show) grouch (Wabbit).
The short was terrific, but Elmer Fudd chasing Bugs with a scythe was weird. I guess that's the odd workaround on guns that the animators have to do now. Still good, though.
Cooper Gomez
tfw there will never be a short about Space Jam Lola and New Looney Tunes Lola forced to team up and solve some Roger Rabbit-esque crimes while hating each other's guts.
Benjamin Sanchez
It would be interesting if some of these shorts didn't involve Bugs or Daffy and focused on their enemies. Like one with Yosemite Sam trying to rob a bank and failing or Marvin the Martian trying to blow up a different planet.
Isaiah Jackson
>starts with them mad over bugs >ends with them engaged to eachother
Angel Ramirez
It's from Sam Register's Instagram
Asher Wright
THat actually would be neat. Maybe even give them their own random enemies to deal with to show their capabilities?
Julian Reed
this imagine being a gatekeeping elitist faggot over looney tunes
Hunter Williams
That’s just the way screwy characters does whenever they like to piss off their enemies or rivals. I like this ship
Ayden Hernandez
UG is really underrated. but too bad Yea Forums is OLD THING GOOD NEW THING BAD at every cartoon. I'll take a real cartoon before I watch any other of the teen drama romcom shipfaggotry referencing my favorite japanese anime battle shit.
Dylan Adams
If Uncle Grandpa himself was a cute girl the show would have been universally acclaimed.
New shorts have potential to be better than the 30's shorts and MAYBE have a few of them be on the same level as some the better 50's shorts, but I can't imagine these pulling off some GOAT shorts unless they have really witty well written dialogue, fresh and hilarious gags, as well as consistent animation like we've seen so far. I expect kino but not the same level as Tex or Clampett.
What? UG was horseshit just like 80% of new CN shows.
Kayden Parker
It really is underrated. I’d enjoyed the pilot so I was glad to see that the show was actually decent. Uncle Grandpa but it’s Auntie Grandma.
Adrian Mitchell
I hate certain aesthetics, humor, and dialogue. When a show looks CalArts tier, I judge. When the comedy is LEL SO QUIRKY AND RANDUMB LOL WAFFLEZ XD, I judge. When the dialogue is meme buzzwords and slang that ages the cartoon like milk, I judge. From what I've seen of UG (Which isn't much), i noticed it has all that therefore I don't like it. I've dropped Craig of the Creek for looking like shit. I've dropped Teen Titans Go for not being funny. I've even dropped Regular Show for having some of the worst dialogue I've ever heard. I rarely come across a new show that i'm genuinely fond of because they always fuck it up. I wouldn't be so jaded if there was consistency and had talented people making these shows instead of Hipster Steve from Tumblr who had an idea for a show.
Jacob Flores
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Looney_Tunes_Golden_Collection >The cartoons included on the Golden Collection sets are uncut, unedited, and digitally restored and remastered from the original successive Technicolor film negatives (or, in the case of the black and white shorts, the original black and white negatives).
They're called "Golden Collection" for a reason.
Jayden Johnson
>no shitty tweening based
Aaron Lopez
They literally said "high production value" since the beginning. I can undrstand being somewhat skeptical but what else would they do with all that money if it isn't going towards the animation?
Not everyone has low standards when it comes to cartoons. No offense.
Jeremiah Miller
If you're open to Blu-ray, the 3 Platinum Collection BDs and the Mouse Chronicles BD are pretty much free of censorship or DNR apart from a single Roadrunner cartoon on the first volume apparently. Pic related is about the video quality you can expect.
The animation and the slapstick humor were great. Cool to see that this is the new Mickey Mouse shorts of Looney Tunes.
I wondered if there'll be a new Tom and Jerry cartoon that’s as good as the old ones.
Easton Ross
How are the DVD versions of these in comparison? The shorts are old so I imagine they can't look that much better but I wanna be sure since they've been stocking the DVD versions at my Walmart recently and figured I'd buy them for $14 a volume.
Mason Russell
The Mickey shorts wish they looked this good. You can recreate a retro look but you can't cheapen out when it comes to animation. That's what seperates great from kino
James Kelly
I'll post a comparison later but they're obviously lower res and have less noticeable grain. Many of the DVDs are definitely still worth getting since all the BDs combined have ~175+ shorts while the full Golden Collection has over 350. I advise checking the lists of included shorts so you don't get too many dupes.
There are also the "Looney Tunes Super Stars" DVDs, some of which only have dupes from the Golden Collection and others have a ton of exclusive shorts.
Nathaniel Watson
Holy fuck GUYS they added grain to it. It looks so fucking good with that extra texture. Look at the fucking background and floor. There is actual detail and so many different shades of green for the walls. Usally in cartoons, it would just be one overly vibrant color with little to no shading. The fucking fire is actually changing the color of the wall because of the way it illuminates the room. Even the fucking ground has such a beautifully aged rusted look you wouldn't normally be able to create with digital without it looking synthetic yet here it is and it's gorgeous.
I am so incredibly impressed by this and it's just a fucking screenshot. Imagine what the whole short would like with animation as great as the one in the OP. I think they have something really apecial on their hands. I wont get into now but even the character designs are great and true to the source material.
James Harris
Bump
Isaac Cruz
It's Bugs in drag The answer is fucking hot
Isaac Lee
This is the cartoon that will save Yea Forums
Aaron Ross
Have they been clear about how exactly they're going to distribute these? I think it got confirmed that they will get shown alongside WB's movies in theaters but I'm not sure if that applies to all of them.
Online will most likely be their main distribution, with perhaps random airings on Cartoon Network as well.
Ryan Foster
IIRC there's not one single way they're going to be distributed. Every short will be different.
Chase Hill
Imagine being this insecure because of opinions on the internet.
Jose Scott
The animation is great, but can this Bugs still do wisecracks as good as the original?
Cameron Lewis
Would animating this show in traditional animation really be so hard? Adobe Animate is a cope and cuts out the kino which makes Looney Tunes Looney Tunes.
Kevin Ross
well it is frame by frame instead of tweens
Easton Rivera
What are you on about? Did you not watch the video?
Michael Martin
It's Adobe Animate retard
Jaxon Nelson
That’s how it’s animated. Or are you really gonna bitch about cintiq usage?
John Richardson
It looks like shit compared to traditional cel animation, which Looney Toons used to be animated in.
Brandon Hernandez
No, dunbass. You specifically said that it >cuts out what made Looney Tunes Looney Tunes The fuck does that mean?
Jayden Ross
So you’re complaining that they’re using a process that nobody on earth uses anymore?
Isaiah Wilson
You said traditional animation, that doesn’t imply cels or even pencils and ink.
Isaiah Gutierrez
>Toons Opinion discarded
Noah Allen
Yeah, but it's Looney Tunes. It's not Looney Tunes without it. That's literally what Looney Tunes was about
That's like saying Scooby-Doo isn't Scooby-Doo without cel animation. Same applies to to Mickey Mouse, Tom & Jerry, Spongebob, or any cartoon made before digital took over which is a dumb thing to say.
Alexander Sanchez
The animation was fantastic, but the rapidity of running the same joke into the ground was pretty stupid. Major timing issues, and no payoff or weight to either character or actions. Could also use a bit better camera work than just scrolling. Not to mention (I know it's just a short) no story or dialogue.
I really hope them the best, because it's great hand-drawn animation, but it seems more like a very well done fan project trying to capture the style but not the essence of the original.
it's literally a preview. Their not all like this.
Jose Clark
So basically "Wabbit tier humor but with pretty animation". Exactly what I expected these things to be.
Jayden Butler
The entire video was pure slapstick. We have no idea how the writing and dialogue will be until we get a lengthy short instead of a minute and a half of slapstick. According to reports at Annecy, there was riotous laughter from the audience when viewing the first few legitimate shorts they showed there.
Xavier Perez
I just want to see more Clampett-Daffy which they are teasing the fuck out of.
Matthew Murphy
So apparently John K's Cans Without Labels is now available on DVD. Could someone link me to a completed version of the cartoon? I also wonder how John K feels about these new shorts.
Joseph Morris
Browngardt needs no introduction and there's already a post about Kirwan in the thread, but as for some of the other crew members on the shorts:
the show's animation supervisor (the in-house one, not the ones based at TonicDNA and Yowza) is Joey Capps, a titmouse animator, teen titans go boarder, an animation director on Venture Bros, and a timing director on OK KO
the shorts' directors are: David Gemmill (primarily an Uncle Grandpa boarder, pre-UG he did board revisions for Mighty B and SMFA and boards on Fanboy & Chum Chum and Gravity Falls; plus freelance boarding on Wander Over Yonder and the Mickey shorts; post-UG he boarded on Teen Titans Go) Ryan Kramer (also primarily a UG boarder, having been promoted to director near the end of the show's run; pre-UG he boarded on the Kung Fu Panda show on Nick, and post-UG he was a director on Victor & Valentino) Kenny Pittenger (longtime background supervisor on Spongebob on both classic and post-movie seasons; post-2nd movie he was a boarder on UG, Billy Dilley, and Star vs, and still occasionally did backgrounds for spongebob)
As for the boarders: Returning on UG were Chris Allison (also on Close Enough and Victor and Valentino) and Andy Gonsalves (also on Gravity Falls, Billy Dilley, and Amphibia) Mike Pelensky and Gabe Del Valle were mighty magiswords boarders Mike Ruocco, Andrew Dickman, and David Shair return from Wabbit/New Looney Tunes Caroline Director, Arielle Phillips, Ryan Khantam, and del Valle were all post-2nd movie spongebob boarders Charlotte Jackson was a boarder on Billy Dilley and Star vs
the boarders all work under specific directors, though right now the only specific pairing we know about is Ruocco being one of Gemmill's boarders. Also there's probably some boarders I don't know about, and there's 10 boarders on the show at once (so likely some of these people weren't initially on the shorts and/or aren't on them anymore)
Brody Butler
He likes Uncle Grandpa, so maybe he likes them too since it's creator is also working on this.
>He likes Uncle Grandpa Why though? It's shit. What exactly about it does he like compared to great cartoons he hates?
James Phillips
Eric Bauza is voicing Daffy, now? They already have Jeff Bergman and Dee Bradley Baker taking turns playing him. Why bring in a third alternate?
Carson Morris
Tiny Tunes and Animaniacs weren't great cartoons
Matthew Morris
Damn fine Daffy and Tweety even though Tweety is a garbage character aside from his first few original shorts. jeff Bergman's Elmer is garbage though and I wish they'd just hire Billy.
Eli Torres
(You)
Aiden Wilson
DBB has a shit Daffy if you watch Wabbit/NLT
Cameron Sanchez
At one point, Daffy had 4 alternating actors playing him at the same time (Jeff Bergman, Dee Bradley Baker, Joe Alaskey, Greg Burson). So having 3 actors all playing Daffy (now that 2 of his previous alternates are dead) isn't too out there.
The only current Looney Tunes characters with no alternates is Porky, as Bob Bergen plays him consistently. But even then, Bergen HAS been substituted in the past; Billy West filled in for him on a few shorts, but those were in the 90s and he hasn't been substituted since then. But Bergen is probably smart enough to know that if he ever asks for a raise, WB will find a sub for him very quickly. It's the entire reason they randomly cycle through so many alternates for each character in the first place; so no actor can ever "own" a role and have leverage for raises.
Samuel Carter
Baker is only good if he's doing the wacky WOO HOO version of Daffy, which is extremely limited in terms of humor and is rarely utilized, anyway. His Chuck Jones style sarcastic and scheming Daffy is the fucking worst, I'll agree. He was garbage in Space Jam and he's terrible in Wabbit (save the shorts that use him as the screwball Woo Hoo Daffy; they're practically two separate characters).
Still, I might prefer Baker's Daffy over Bergman's. We all know Alaskey was the best post-Blanc Daffy, but he's dead so there isn't anything we can do about it.
Alexander Hall
Which is a good business decision and a shit everything else. The inconsistency is disgusting and the quality of the projects vary due to them constantly replacing some of the best workers with either passable, mediocre, or flat out bad VA choices.
Sebastian Davis
Im choking on these filenames
Alexander Harris
Pretty much. But they've "trained" audiences to get used to characters always sounding a little different every time we see them. As long as Daffy sounds enough like Daffy, no one raises a fuss (whereas if one and only one actor plays him for 20 years straight, you'd notice when there's a change and probably wouldn't like it).
Blame The Simpsons cast for ruining everything for every other VA for all eternity. Using their leverage as the one and only voices for the characters to go from getting paid scale to $500,000 per episode in a single contract renegotiation. No company will ever let VAs have that sort of leverage ever again, even if it means decreasing the quality of their show.
Easton Nelson
I wanna see more but there's no release date REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. Fucking Warner Bros jewing everything up.
Andrew Adams
Imagine being this bad as expressing your opinion, maybe use actual words and not memes less time and people will actually give a shit about what you got to say
Ryder Williams
You mean exactly like how the other person responded with an image and didn't even try to type out anything? Eat shit, hypocrite and learn to deal with opinions that differ from yours. Perhaps next time you'll even consider asking why instead of feeling entitled to a more thorough and detailed response. Fucking children.
Juan Torres
animationmagazine.net/shorts/that-wascally-wabbits-back/ >Where is the animation done and how many people work on the series? >Pete and Alex: We are working with four studios all around the world who are animating for us; with around 50 people in house at Warner Bros. Animation in Burbank.
>What animation tools do you use to produce the animation? >Pete and Alex: Toon Boom Harmony and good ol’-fashioned paper and pencil. It’s a mix of digital and hand-drawn, depending on the studio
I wonder who the 4th studio is
Henry Reed
>We are working with four studios all around the world
So one in the US to do layouts and boarding and 3 in South Korea to shit out the actual "animation", then? Not too different from how literally every other "American" cartoon is made. PASS.
Noah Howard
Why is Elmer wielding a scythe?
Josiah Robinson
Tonic DNA and Yowza (the two studios we already knew about) are both Canadian
Colton Bennett
>Why is Elmer wielding a scythe?
These shorts are too sanitized and cowardly to have humorous gunplay. They're every bit as gutless and sterile as Wabbit.
Dylan Green
Elmer and Yosemite sam are shown wielding guns on the official crew t shirt
Samuel Gutierrez
literally the perfect posts for >"i don't watch cartoons, i just bitch about them"
Jason Watson
Don't let facts get in the way of the troll/shill's narrative
>rushing to hate the show before its even come out and before you've even seen it
>rushing to defend a show before its even come out and before you've even seen it
Calm down. You're BOTH pathetic!
Luke Reyes
Based on it and that picture of him with an axe, I wonder if some of the Bugs and Elmer shorts will start out with him trying to attack Bugs with different weapons.
Xavier Hernandez
>Johnny Ryan The Prison Pit guy?
Jonathan Allen
Not either of them but user we already got 1 1/2 shorts
Hudson Martinez
>Person points why one person's assumption is wrong based on actual evidence >Pathetic You need to reevaluate yourself.
Liam Ward
>In general I hope they do less forced retro schtick and make it more their own thing. Wile E. Coyote uses an ACME drone in one short, which took my brain a second to understand, since they captured so much of the original spirit.
Honestly I am looking forward to seeing what kind of gags they can get out of new technology.
Not as far as I remember. Though it's also been a while since I saw Back in Action.
Ethan Bell
They said 30's/40's Looney Tunes was their main influence with some later additions.
Those who prefer classic Daffy to Chuck Jones Daffy will be very satisfied.
Jeremiah Ross
Probably because we all have an image of what Looney Tunes looked liked that is specific to the technology of that time and era.
They capture the spirit of the classics well but it's better to think of it as the next step rather than a return to the good old days.
Mason Jenkins
>you know that really in depth character design guide? Alex was the one who made that) That makes sense. They showed his for these new shorts as well.
I'd love to animate for this guy.
Jack Morales
Can confirm that he sports a very lovely blondie get up.
Eli Turner
>I expect kino but not the same level as Tex or Clampett. This is a pretty reasonable mindset to go in with.
Jack Sanchez
They do have a proper orchestra.
Jeremiah Cook
Fuck You!
Hunter Richardson
As far as I remember it's Toon Boom Harmony.
You are sort of right if you think it's rigged. It's animated in rough than they put a harmony rig on top. Wish they'd talked more about that.
Hunter Lee
Hope Marvin the Martian shows up soon. He's my favorite.
Jonathan Phillips
Well OG Daffy is far better than Chuck Jones' stale repetitive characterization of the character so it only makes sense they'd wanna start with the definitive version.
Jose Evans
He's already confirmed and Eric Bauza is voicing him.
Oliver Turner
Can confirm that the rest of the shorts, even the shorter ones, all had a story structure and some strong dialouge. Especially the Bugs, and Daffy & Porky shorts. I don't know if any of the dialogue will matches the best of the classics but there was still stuff that wouldn't feel out of place amongst the 40's.
Nathan Sullivan
Honestly I like both and wouldn't mind if they split off into two different characters.
I want a short that has the two interacting.
Dominic Peterson
I think this is just a clip of the short, not the whole short, since it jumps right into the action with no buildup.
Dylan Nelson
How can you confirm this? Are you a smelly Frenchy.
Andrew Nelson
Cool. I look forward to seeing what they do with him.
Everything feels too floaty, nothing feels like it has impact or weight. Bugs may as well be slamming a pillow around for what it's worth. Also the musical score wasn't done right at all. This was clearly just a clean recording of the song played over the animation. Old Looney Tunes used their own band and recreated these songs; often times adding in different instruments while maintaining the melody. Like Elmer going over the train tracks. The musical score should have changed to a xylophone leading to a cymbal crash. Also why the fuck is Fudd starting out this toon chasing bugs with a scythe? When has he ever used a scythe? It could be understandable if bugs had already knocked him into a hay field, barn, or corn silo and he came out with it; but this implies that the absolute madman went out intent on hunting rabbits with a fucking scythe. Don't know why they gave Bugs those piss colored latex gloves. The pop up in some frames from the old cartoons but those were animation errors. They really didn't understand what is funny about explosions in the old cartoons. It isn't the explosion itself that is funny. Its the build up to the explosion. The character's reaction and how they will be dealing with their impending doom, and bracing for the impact leading to the aftermath. This short is just explosion after explosion with no time for the characters to react and when they do the pace is far too fast for the viewer to process what they've just seen before another explosion. I hope it's better than this, but it's also sad to think that they probably pissed away $50k of their budget on that.
Evan Foster
Rather gratuitous. No jokes. Not even that much slapstick. Just animated cartoon violence. What is this, Itchy and Scratchy? A parody of a parody of a parody.
Also sound design is terrible slash non-existent, but I assume they'll fix that in post.
Sebastian Lewis
Is that a Gremlin in the bottom right?
I thought Disney owned them?
Hunter Evans
Disney takes their only talent they have left for granted. Mercury Animations needs a new home.
i feel like the background art is too sterile
Jordan Kelly
>The pop up in some frames from the old cartoons but those were animation errors Wrong, let's not go through this again.
Joseph Wood
This might be one of the most pretentious things I've seen It sounds like you're intentionally digging as hard as you can to paint this in a negative light. It's a minute short, it doesn't have time for those kind of things
Dominic Davis
I'm really not digging. If it sounds pretentious to you; then I'm sure they'll be thrilled to hear that their audience has such low standards. They'll have to try harder though if they want to even hold a candle to what they're riding the coat tails of.
Thomas Edwards
It's complicated.
Dylan Phillips
>I thought Disney owned them? ??? Are you thinking of a different gremlin?
Your arguments are >He has yellow gloves which you falsely state were animation errors >A minute short that serves as a partial teaser doesn't have the pacing a 7 minute short would >He has a scythe and apparently we need to bring logic into LT so that's no allowed I do agree that there can be some criticisms if you really look at it and some of your criticisms can be justified. But user you're kind of digging really hard to shit on this. If this well-animated of a short is "low standard" for you I'd have to assume something like What's Opera Doc is just ok to you
Benjamin Lee
Well, OK. They're not going to have a 90-piece orchestra providing them an integration of their sound effects and the classical competitions they set their tunes to. But they could at least add more sound effects and trills than "explosion" and "gunshot."
Samuel Martinez
Does anyone know where they're doing the music for the new shorts? I know the Spielberg shows used the same room Carl Stalling used for the LT music. I was curious to know if they're following that tradition.
Joseph Hall
UG was a cartoonist's gem that unfortunately had to be released during an era where people didn't give a shit about a cartoon's quality, only what lore and shipping bait they can use to write fan fic shit for.
UG would've been much more appreciated on Adult Swim if it was slightly re-written to be more for an adult audience. I don't mean more swearing or something, I mean more surrealness like BallMasterz.
Robert Jenkins
I am hoping that the longer shorts have some real sound effects and we'll see once one arrives A minute short purely on music and explosives is not going to have many sound effects outside the explosives
Jackson Martinez
I mean like, when they go zipping through the foreground and background trees. They could have a "Whooooeeheeeoooowheeeoo" type deal. And when Bugs pirouettes over Fudd, you can have a little high pitched tinkling bell would help. And when Bugs jams Fudds hat down to his ankle, there's NOTHING, no timing in the music and no sound effect whatsoever and it really makes the action feel hollow to have no auditory feedback. I get that they're probably trying to "preserve the purity of the music" or whatever, but forget that the original series had variations of the music CUSTOM MADE for them. You aren't going to have that so you have to adapt.
Jace Williams
Yellow gloves was more of a gripe, it doesn't really break the show. It was something he had in the first two eps then they were white forever and would turn yellow for some frames, and a lot of old toys gave him yellow gloves. However he's had white gloves consistently for over 50 years now. No need to go back to those piss latex things.
My more legitimate complaints were about the musical score not matching up at all. I have seen AMVs with a better sync; and there being no real comedy which I delved into before. Also believe it or not there usually is some form of logic used in these cartoons. I liked Rabbit of Seville better than What's Opera Doc. Most of the humor in WOD is based around it being a parody of opera which was revered at the time. RoS has a lot of visual gags and great musical sync. WOD though the joke is mostly playing off the idea that you have seen this opera. It's like having someone watch DBZ abridged but never watch DBZ. A lot of the humor is lost without the source, which I don't believe RoS suffers from. WOD is a well done satire though, but I do believe that it's overrated on lists of the greatest cartoons.
Nolan Lee
Alex Kirwan also made that Oh Yeah cartoon with the cute magic girl that outsmarts a circus magician but I can’t find it anywhere right now. I remember it has some fine animation and character design.
So who's gonna replace June Foray if they decide to bring back Granny and Witch Hazel? I imagine you could just have some generic grandma voice but I've never heard anyone pull off a good Witch Hazel based on previous iterations where June Foray was too old to voice her.
Hudson Evans
>Yosemite Sam still has his pistols There is a god
Justin Morgan
That crushing feeling when you find out they're bubble guns.
Ethan White
Please no
Colton Peterson
RIP thread. You were pretty good until now.
Wyatt Hall
Underrated post.
Evan Hughes
The bottom right sitletto is this dude.
But Warner actually also owns the Gremlins movie and they are making a cartoon based on it
Who wrote this fucking drivel and what retard in upper-management thought it was acceptable to release it?
Joseph Martinez
Are we ever gonna get that "Censored 11" DVD they were talking about years ago?
Noah Hall
This is entirely 100% correct. Terrible timing, no weight to the explosion, set to a music video instead of the classic, "make it as you go," orchestra, as well as where the fuck is Elmer Fudd's gun? He's a hunter for God's sake.
It seems to capture some of the style, but none of the essence.
I’m afraid a decade and a half of shit cartoons has gotten us so bitter we wont except quality when it smacks us in the face.
Camden Howard
>except Yeah, because Hana-Barbara and toy tie-in shovelware were so "kino"
Jaxon James
Still find it funny that Micky Rooney did a caricature of himself doing a routine with Donald. Give it to the old-timers that they owned their sterotypes and played along with the gag rather than be offended little shits about everything.
But yeah thank you for actually getting it. Everything is just wrong at capturing the feel of a looney tunes short. None of the movements have impact or weight, and it's just motions over a preset musical track. Half the time the explosions aren't even on time with the score. That's the kind of stuff I'd expect to see from an armature AMV, not a production that costs an average mans salary for a couple months.
Nicholas Myers
>hana
Jacob Scott
That was 30--50 years ago. Give it a rest
Blake Gray
Who is the worst director and why is it Friz
Dominic Williams
>we wont except quality when it smacks us in the face Show me what you would consider quality in that video.
Angel Brown
here's your (you) the movements flow nicely the expressions move the construction of the face instead of pasting "le funne fase" onto it ala' Gumball the bit where elmer is concentrating on riding a unicycle so he doesn't see the incoming tnt
Carson Nguyen
Chuck Jones is overrated
Brody Lopez
I think WB has changed it's stance since then, they would rather include non-PC shorts alongside regular ones. Warner Archive included a short that's about as controversial as anything in the Censored 11 on the 40s Popeye Blu-ray.
They want to avoid another media shitstorm like when they included "Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips" on the first Laserdisc/VHS volume and that title got shown on the back cover, you can imagine how that would turn out today.
Landon White
here i made a webm version of this along with an mp4 upload
Everything moves like it's a parade balloon filled with air. It's floaty that isn't good animation. You have to be able to feel the movement as if the characters have a weight to them. Just because something isn't drawn like calarts style doesn't make it good quality. The bit where elmer was on the unicycle was done horribly; it was possibly the worst part of the animation. The music should have transitioned to a xylophone into a cymbal crash as he rode over the tracks and hit the tnt. Not to mention he's too focused on trying to not fall off the unicycle that he doesn't even notice the TNT that is going to blow him up. The humor would better come from trying to avoid the inevitable. Being oblivious is only funny when falling down a hole or off a cliff, or mistakenly having a bomb on your person and only realizing it at the last second. Not to mention bugs is standing right next to the tnt when he sets it off, this greatly mitigates the viewers sense of pain. Someone going behind a wall, or even bracing their ears adds something for the viewer to anticipate something big and painful. Elmer should have been trying to avoid then brace for the explosion. Him just exploding over a dozen times isn't funny, and it isn't well animated. Also the explosion transitions were all wrong. The explosions are meant to kick up smoke that fades then have a reveal of how bad the character is suffering. Not a fast seizure flash of red/yellow then another and another with the only way for you to really see any facial expression is to pause the video. Of which most of the time they gave him a happy expression rather than one of pain. Yea Forums has really fallen to shit if the bar for quality is that it's animated better than TT Go or Gumball.
Here is a good example of animation with weight. Even without audio fx you can feel the weight of these characters. When donald jumps his arm lowers and when he lands it raises, there is a gravity in his movement. He flinches as the egg smacks down onto his head. Micky Rooney is keeping a center of balance while dancing his jig. When Micky hits Donald you see donalds neck raise then his head then the egg flips.
Colton Johnson
While I agree, the quality is still extremely high relative to the current norm in animation and im happy to see a studio try setting a higher bar.
Robert Campbell
>extremely high relative to the current norm in animation and im happy to see a studio try setting a higher bar. I will agree with this
Maybe, but at least I now know that I'm more capable at directing an animation than whatever the hell calarts is turning out these days.
Kevin Myers
Aside from a mediocre voice cast, this has a lot of potential.
Ian Gutierrez
Bump.
Dylan Jenkins
Please do it
YIKES
Landon Gray
>Yikes Fuck you. Lets compare the best Wabbit/NLT short to any LT short of your choosing. It would BTFO that boomer shit so hard in every category.
Caleb Harris
Nice b8 m8
Sebastian Collins
Nobody’s buying it m8. Be more subtle next time. On the off chance you’re not baiting I don’t even want to engage because i’d feel like i’m bullying the mentally handicapped.
Chase Gutierrez
Warner Brothers will always have its charm.
Aiden Wilson
>tfw there's literally one Looney Tunes youtuber who does commentary, in depth reviews, and restorations >but he only does it on Saturdays It sucks that there aren't more people to watch that are talking about this and things related to it. How is something so big also incredibly niche?
Julian Murphy
bump.
Adrian Miller
Which LT character(s) is Yea Forums more excited to see? For me, it’s Porky, Daffy, Yosemite Sam, and Foghorn Leghorn.
>Wabbit listed as the best. You didn't have to make the bait THIS obvious, user.
Robert Foster
Ferris Wheelhouse, alias The Looney Tunes Critic. Unlike every other person named "The (x) Critic" he actually knows his shit really well.
Samuel Flores
You are literally the only person who doesn't like this and trying to add pacing to something meant to only be a minute Enjoy liking literally nothing
Cooper Hall
christ they really went all out with the smears I cant stop laughing at these frames
where the fuck did they find all these good trad animators god I hope a wile e coyote short is shown soon
Juan Thomas
There are a bunch of traditional animators, it's just that the process costs $$$. And I agree with the haters, not only terrible pacing, running a dead joke into the ground with no consequence to being blown up (i.e. no comedy), and while well drawn, it is lacking a lot of weight to their actions.
Asher Sullivan
>posting Disney in a Looney Tunes thread
I've seen better
Juan Green
>spic shi..IS THAT THE OLD DUB!?
Alexander Collins
this looks like it was fun to draw
Robert Reed
There are plenty of good trad animators, but they're either expensive or forced to make stiff on-model animation 24/7
Blake Young
Just an animator whose going to live on ramen for the next few months.
Not in the old theatricals, but Daffy did win the last of the CN Super Bowls because Bugs got bored and forfeited on the last play.
Chase Miller
>not only terrible pacing Again, it's one minute long. No room for pacing in that, come back for the full-length ones >running a dead joke into the ground It's not supposed to be "funny funny", it's putting in a ridiculous amount of explosives in a short time frame set to music. >with no consequence to being blown up When the fuck has Elmer, Daffy, ect ever had consequences being shot or blown up?
Adam Powell
That dance... looks so goddamn memeable.
Jack Myers
They should just put out a quick and dirty release on Warner Archive with a disclaimer at the beginning and avoid using the Looney Tunes logo on the cover so that casual people looking for Looney Tunes won't find it.
Carter Jackson
>It's one minute, so pacing doesn't exist It's not funny, it's not even comedy. It's like a proof of concept on a technical level. >When the fuck has Elmer, Daffy, ect ever had consequences being shot or blown up? Every single gag where their teeth go falling out, or stand there dumbstruck, "of course you know, this means war," bill being blasted backwards. What the fuck are YOU on about?
Alexander Garcia
So something like one's clothes getting torn to shreds due to the blast?
David Lee
See The timing is so bad, that the audience doesn't even have a chance to react before more dynamite. What if they just cut away from Wil E Coyote before showing his face where he knew he screwed up and then fell into the canyon, then went to a new gag without the setup? That's what this is.
Hudson Lee
I've watched this probably 10 times at this point and I still can't get over how good it looks in comparison to what I expected with a skeptical mindset. They've been using the Looney Tunes name for shit unrelated to the original theatrical shorts for 50 years, so the idea of doing more of them with a large budget, an orchestra, and a familiar aesthetic again is still having an overwhelming affect on me. They literally turned these characters into friends, made them sitcom characters, and put them next to Michael Jordan so this is an unexpected thing to see in 2019. Truthfully, I don't find this new short particularly funny since it's random slapstick that amounts to nothing and there are some things here and there I don't love, but i'm willing to put my nitpicks aside because it's mostly a preview and because this is the direction animation should be going in. Plus sources say the shorts that had a longer length are apparently hilarious and people love them. THIS a stunning piece of art and should not be tsken for granted and I look forward to what's coming next.
Easton Hill
>You are literally the only person who doesn't like this That's why other people agree with me. I understand it's 1min long but you could have done far less in this 1min and gotten much more of a payoff. That Donald duck clip is 14 seconds and has a lot going for it in joke setup and payoff.
Luis Reyes
>THIS a stunning piece of art and should not be tsken for granted this has to be bait
It's the best we'll be getting and I'm glad. I've waited for so long HNNNNNG
Chase Scott
Honestly I'm pretty sure that short was just a sample taster of the animation itself. As a test and for advertisement.
All the other shorts have a story, like Bugs mistaking a Cursed Pyramid for a fancy Las Vegas hotel, or Daffy helping Porky Pig in a Baseball game. Even the shorter ones have stuff like Sylvester trying to catch an ice-skating Tweety or the typical Roadrunner short.
Grayson Nelson
It's fine for a proof of concept, but Yea Forums has really been blowing its load on this show, like they've never seen animation before. It's like spergs who get hyped over cinematics rather than actual gameplay at E3.
Jackson Watson
>everything I disagree with is bait
Andrew Nguyen
>i'm gonna be cynical about something because people are happy about it. Nice to see what you do in your spare time.
David Phillips
I take it if someone told you that McDonald's was an exquisite dining experience for the senses; unparalleled in the culinary world. That you would believe them and their opinion.
Bentley Nelson
How is that user being cynical? He's more optimistic about this train-wreck of a short than I am.
John Myers
>comparing this to MacDonald's Nice comparison but the Teen Titans Go thread is around the corner.
Jayden Harris
>It's not funny, it's not even comedy. And it's not meant to be. Your point is >Every single gag where their teeth go falling out Consequences are permanent, this is not
Isaac Howard
I unironically think you're shills at this point Especially with how stupid some of these complains are and how you come this late into the thread like the last time a bunch of random complaints came in
>thinking boomer Jay Sherman wouldn't love something like this.
Gavin Powell
>Elmer Fudd >no shotgun
this better not happen.
Hunter Ortiz
He'll have his stupid shotgun. Calm down.
Andrew Gonzalez
Make her the obsessed, love-struck character. >Penelope falls for the MGM lion, has to sneak into studio >Penelope goes to zoo, sees lion, tries to seduce him away from lioness >Penelope falls for one of cast of Cats not realizing they're human >Penelope visits furry convention
Bentley Thompson
Did a good number people really go reeeeee over him not having it?
Henry Howard
>Penelope visits furry convention I'd fucking kek if this happened
I think if they played up the fact that both Pepe and Penelope are as psycho-horny as each other and it's only extenuating circumstances that get in their way, they could make the dynamic work in this day 'n age. Like, balance it out a bit more and have some shorts where he's chasing her, some where she's chasing him, etc.
>chances 0. It's possible Lola may show up but even that's a stretch since these shorts focus on a specific era. Certain characters have a chance of popping up but there's no way in hell Lola's mom or any character's parents would show up in these because that's a stupid idea. These shorts aren't character pieces with plenty of lore behind them. These are 8 minute or less cartoons filled with gags and slapstick which is for the best.
Xavier Johnson
We're just a day away from a new LTC video. Anyone else excited?
Julian Thomas
God I wish Tom and Jerry would get this treatment
Jace Peterson
She has a better chance of being in Space Jam 2. While it's not absolutely impossible, it's so unlikely that you might as well not even anticipate it. The earlier shorts are most certainly going to focus on more classic characters and dynamics, but maybe within the 16+ of cartoons, some newer faces would pop up if the animators want them to. The thing is, the 'plot' of the episode would need to call for it and like said, for there to be gags involved. Where did you hear that?
Robert Nelson
Is the 2014 show bad?
David Ross
>where did you hear that? LTC is Looney Tunes Critic
Gabriel King
Did he mention it in a video or something?
Nicholas Lopez
What is the best Looney Tunes song and why is it this?
look, i get the idea of lola actually being looney now, but, cmon did they really have to make her unattractive, is it taboo to have someone being pretty and good looking and still being zany and lighthearted!, there should have been a design who was a middle ground between the femme fatale and TLSlola, let's face it they made her unattractive because of the rep OG lola had.
Logan Robinson
>implying TLS Lola isn't attractive
Liam Diaz
I find her more attractive than the SJ version, personally. The "super model" look in general never did a damn thing for me.
Asher Gray
She is fucking attractive though Her old Space Jam design would have not fit into TLTS the same way her design in TLTS wouldn't fit into these new shorts
Jack Nguyen
>the eyes >the same buck theeth as bugs instead of making it small or rounded >the art direction
NO, also let's face it, it was the beginning of the SJW/Woke era.
People who prefer LTS Lola have shit taste. SJ Lola could work like Red Hot Riding Hood, Jessica Rabbit or Minerva Mink and be hilarious. How the fuck would LTS Lola work in a short like this without being generic as all fuck?
There are legitimate theatrical LT shorts in the 90's that don't look as good as this.
Jackson Cook
Believe what you want, I guess.
Evan Foster
Pepe is in the new shorts though. Speedy is not (as of now) which i'm fine with because his cartoons were never funny aside from maybe the original.
Jason Carter
Anyone that likes any version of Lola has shit taste.
Christopher Butler
>which i'm fine with because his cartoons were never funny aside from maybe the original. Shit taste, every cartoon with Speedy and Silvester was great (His cartoons with Daffy suck,tho).
William Garcia
Yeah yeah group the two together instead of presenting a counter point.
A counter point? Are you retarded? How is anyone going to argue with someone who's bitching about what version of an anthropomorphic cartoon rabbit is more attractive? Eat shit.
Carson Taylor
Well if they don't bring Speedy back, they won't bring Slowpoke back either.
Ryan Miller
I'm fine without either. It's the same gag over and over. Even i'm tired of Road Runner cartoons.
Posting a bunch of my favorite Daffy shorts. >Daffy Duck in Hollywood >A Coy Decoy >The Wise Quacking Duck >Tom Turk and Daffy >Tick Tock Tuckered >Book Revue >The Great Piggybank Robbery >Birth of a Notion >Abominable Snow Rabbit.
Tired of Duck Amuck and I never thought Duck Dodgers was that funny. I'm also so sick of Daffy just being ANOTHER character for Bugs to fuck with. His cartoons are so much better when he's in charge and causing havoc.
Justin Ramirez
Wow, you sure seem triggered today, user.
Henry Stewart
One of the good things about these new shorts is that they offer the chance to shake up the formula a bit. There will still be Roadrunner and Coyote, but there's also the chance for new dynamics like maybe Elmer hunting the Roadrunner or the Roadrunner getting involved in something Yosemite Sam is doing.
Bentley Ramirez
You could do a ton of jokes that play off the theme of them adoring each other, but struggling to deal with one another's idiosyncrasies.
Nolan Long
That is not an accurate representation of the content of my post.
Isaac Rivera
So obviously Pepe's quality that drives Penelope away is his smell, but what would be Penelope's quality that drives Pepe away?
I swear Warner Bros animation is actually god tier and yet they continue to be wasted on Teen Titans Go. I'm glad to see them finally be let out from their chambers for some creativity. The animation is fantastic and snappy, with some real effort, no flash, just handdrawn frames and a background. It's what I'd want and I wouldn't have it any other way.
Nathaniel Bennett
I dunno, the dynamics work for a reason. Bugs and Elmer work because Elmer's kind of a putz and Bugs outwits him. Wile and Roadrunner works because Wile overthinks everything. Etc
Thomas Jackson
>You can only like female characters if you want to fuck them
Tyler Hall
i still can't get over how great Bugs and Daffy's poses are. These cartoons are gonna be incredible and provide me with plenty of reaction images.
Thomas Jenkins
Wouldn't be hard to come up with one, or several.
Ethan Roberts
If you look back at the comments, that's all they talked about which isn't that hard to see.
Not entirely, alot of the comments were about how to adapt Penelope into the modern toons It's hard to separate some sex elements when the entirety of the shorts is her getting chased by a rapeish freak
Nathaniel Mitchell
>I now look stupid for my response so I will now double down on the fact i want to fuck cartoon animals Have ACTUAL sex.
Isaac Rogers
Not even the same user. Just pointing out that being a prude is not a good look. These characters are more than just their sex appeal, but people will talk about their sex appeal because people like sex. Get over yourself.
Austin Gray
You're looking at the wrong posts. All the ones talking about Lola had nothing to do with how she is portrayed. It was about her look and nothing more. Whoever was talking about Penelope was a completely unrelated conversation.
Zachary Foster
See
Connor Carter
>Get over yourself and allow degenerative talk about sexualizing animals in a thread that has nothing to do with it You need to be in a mental institution or take that shit to Yea Forums
Eli Hughes
Not an argument, soccermom.
Andrew Russell
>people who prefer LTS Lola have shit taste That is inherently implying that giving her a personality other than a cool sexy girl is bad and only sexual bunhy is right. The point still stands. He still only cares about the looks.
Matthew Gutierrez
It's more than what you have, furryfaggot.
Oliver Roberts
>ignoring the rest of the post and the reason given WHY it’s shit taste and WHY LTS Lola only works in a sitcom and wouldn’t be able to survive in classic shorts unlike SJ Lola, like Jessica Rabbit, Red Hot Riding Hood or Minerva Mink
Classic
Ryan Jackson
You wanna get BTFO even more? Fine, I'll bite. His only argument is comparing her to other one-note sex symbols who are known more being something to look at than contributing anything of value to their respected cartoons/movies. How is saying >oh well she can be exactly like these other sexy characters that don't have much else a proper argument?
Adam Wood
So I guess next thread is if one comes out tomorrow like rumored?
Hudson Lee
There is no rumor about a cartoon coming out tomorrow.
Charles Rivera
>shitting on Tex Avery and Richard Williams
Dear lord, and you think I’M getting BTFO’d. Bet you think Betty Boop doesn’t work either huh?
Having a character who makes the guys go gaga is fucking funny. It’s the female equivalent of Pepe who is also hilarious. Sexuality is funny. The old shorts knew this.
LTS Lola would just be a generic Looney character and we have plenty of those.
Kevin Cook
Fuck Jim Cummings
Kayden Foster
What the fuck i’m a #kickvic now
Michael Collins
So if you were able to make one of these shorts, what would the premise of your episode be?
Nolan Lewis
>yes lets repeat the same gag over and over There's a reason why shit like Red Hot Riding Hood only worked once before the idea became stale. Also these talented directors are more than just "hey lets have character's eye's buldge out of head after seeing a hot girl". Not only that but you're talking about irrelevant shit like Betty Boop who no one has cared about in decades. Why? It's because the idea is repetitive and over-saturated. It's also not even about defending LTS Lola, it's about how these faggots don't care about anything but how their cute rabbit looks. So much misdirection it's ridiculous.
Zachary Ortiz
What the fuck did he ever do to you aside from giving you a good childhood when you're dad wasn't too busy beating the fuck out of you for being a failure and a legitimate retard
Caleb Bailey
Guys i love Looney Tunes but Uncle Grandpa was trash.