Animaniacs said "shoving my finger into Prince's asshole" so 90s kids think it's more mature and adult than Tiny Toons despite being the exact same.

I liked both and I had a crush on Babs

>>150968922
It's not funny

>>150968922
Tiny Tunes was seen as toddlershit back then (see the Seinfeld reference) and Animaniacs was seen as the more mature cartoon.
I personally have more memories with Tiny Tunes than Animaniacs.

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>>150968922
It's easy to evaluate the fact that Animaniacs came later, and therefore it 'must' represent a more refined and sophisticated show, that had evolved and dethatched from merely being a Looney Tunes spin-off. I like Tiny Toons better like 70% of the time.

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>>150968922
The waifus play a part, at least in internet terms. Animaniacs has more grown ups in its recurring cast. With a few exceptions like Julie Bruin, you say you crushed on a Tiny Toons character even as a kid and people will think you went to that island.

>>150968922

Tiny Toons was more emotions across the board.

Generally, Animaniacs was more comedy than anything else.

Overall, you get more feels out of TT, and more laughs out of Animaniacs, but they both have both.

>>150968922
....because it was.


Mostly the show was made up of really terrible knockoffs of existing Looney Tunes shorts. But by people who were not nearly as skilled at recreating the antics at all.
The people behind TT were not that great at what they were trying to do until near the end there. The last of season 3 was not so bad.

>>150968922
I'm going to have a hot take and say that as much as I like Animaniacs, I prefer Tiny Toon Adventures. I also prefer the art style of it to Animaniacs

>>150969775
Also hot take, but I don't really like Buttons and Mindy, Hip-Hippos, Minerva Mink, and Katie Kaboom. I also find Chicken Boo mixed because it can be ridiculous in a fun way, but there's an uncomfortableness to the segments

>>150968922
Think of it like a trial run. Lots of experimenting, in both animation, writing and voice directing. By the time Animaniacs came up, The studio was a well crafted cartoon production machine powerhouse. After Freakazoid achieved perfection, they could no longer sustain the output, and by Pinky, Elmyra and the Brain the studio was out of steam and money to burn, so they laid off the talent, letting them go, to run free on a farm in the country. Or so I was told.

A lot of people seem to view Tiny Toons like it's a weird not-quite-there-yet experiment, even though it was a pretty groundbreaking show and leagues above most stuff that had come before

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>>150969469

>that episode when shirley stripped naked like it was nothing

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>>150968922
It was the first Spielberg cartoon made in the very opening days of the Animation Renaissance and a lot of the early episodes feel really rough as a result. They were basically just trying to figure out how the fuck to make things even work for a while. As the show went on it got better, but early on it has a lot of wrinkles and since those were the earlier episodes, they got more reruns overall and that's what a lot of people remember. Also kind of what >>150969903 and >>150970244 said, at the time it really was breaking new ground and was basically proof that TV animation could be as wacky as old Looney Tunes shorts, but because it was the first one it just clearly suffers in some ways and ends up feeling like the beta release.

All of that being said, it did have some genuinely great moments and I still like the show overall.

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>>150969480
This right here. Also, the fact that only a handful of the Animaniacs crew had good segments. Everyone's in agreement that The Warners, Slappy, P&B and R&R are the best, after that it trickles down to opinion, with Katie and the Hippos making up the bottom. Like Minerva, I like her, I'd fuck her, but man her segments were not funny or deep at all.

>>150968922
Famicom...

>>150968922
That depend. Latin America and Japan love Tiny Toons but don't care for Animaniacs

>>150968922
"How I Spent My Summer Vacation" is regarded pretty highly, and I bet many people rank it above any Animaniacs episode. But when you take each series as a whole, Tiny Toons was very rough around the edges, and Animaniacs was the more streamlined consistent product that had its schtick figured out.

If you grab a random episode of Animaniacs, you know what you're getting. If you grab a random episode of Tiny Toons, it's a crapshoot whether it's great or terrible.

>>150971524
>It was the first Spielberg cartoon made in the very opening days of the Animation Renaissance
Nah. It's more like: Don Bluth makes Secret of Nimh -> Spielberg is impressed because it emulates the old Disney way and then starts directly funding more Bluth films -> Also, around this same time, Spielberg helps Roger Rabbit get made (Disney + licensed characters + the actual animation was by Richard Williams) -> also, also, people started talking animated TV shows a lot more seriously (for many various reasons), and Spielberg once again showed up to help get the money and interest in for Tiny Toons
So it's not really the first or last thing he was involved with.

>>150972019
The "Spielberg cartoons" usually refer to Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, Freakazoid, Pinky and the Brain, and sometimes Pinky Elmyra and the Brain on the odd day someone remembers it. It's a term used as a catch-all for the TV animation he worked on in the 90s anon.

>>150968922
Both good in their own ways, Tiny Toons is a bit more faithful to the classic Looney Tunes cartoons and Animaniacs was a bit more meta fourth wall-y with its jokes. Tiny Toons had more waifus but Tiny Toons had Slappy so

>>150972048
True. But I prefer to refer to the TV content as WB shows, because there's clearly stuff with the exact same DNA like Road Rovers that didn't have Spielberg's name on.

>>150971907
There's was no "Summer" in the title.

>>150968922
Because it was, and no amount of Japanese studio glazing will change that.

>>150968922
>worse than Animaniacs
I have never seen this opinion expressed publicly

>>150971529
R&R sucked. The entire concept behind the short was:
> “Hey guys! We got Bernadette Peters to appear on the show!”
> “Awesome! Ummmm…what will we do with her?”
> “Uhhh…we’ll have her sing. A lot.”

>>150968922
people who didn't watch either show dismiss tiny toons as being kiddy shit
the truth is that both are garbage

>>150972078
>Animaniacs was a bit more meta fourth wall-y
no it wasnt
i watched tiny toons recently and theres a ton of "haha this is a show guys, funny right?" way more than animaniac, unless my memory fails me

>>150971529
>>150973217
The more I think about it, most of the Animaniacs segments were duds.
>Goodfeathas
A bizarre reference to a movie not intended for children where they repeat the one gag they have over and over again, barely changing the formula at all.
>Buttons & Mindy
A retread of that episode of Tom & Jerry where they protect a runaway baby because the babysitter is a neglectful cunt and they get punished by the end anyway, ad infinitum.
>Minerva
Wow, she's hot! That's the entire joke
>Chicken Boo
A giant chicken is mistaken for a person. That's it.
>Katie Kaboom
Nobody liked these segments.
>the Hippos
They are fat.
>Rita & Runt
It's just showcasing Bernadette Peters singing voice. She's good, but it's still bizarre that this warranted an entire segment of the show dedicated to this.

Good Idea, Bad Idea had some funny bits, but the punchlines were usually kinda obvious.

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>>150974242
I watched Animaniacs when it first aired and originally the B&M episodes irised out on Buttons being scolded by the mother. Then halfway through the season the iris ins with Mindy hugging Buttons were added. Wonder if the show was responding to complaints about the original endings.
B&M may have also inspired by the Carl picture books that were popular at the time.

>>150971660
Japan only liked it because it was “kawaii”, not for the jokes. If they were able to understand half the things Animaniacs was referencing, a comparison would be fairer.

>>150968922
How come nobody talks about The Flame segments from Animaniacs? He had one more segment than Minerva Mink did

>>150976172
He’s cute, but he hardly fucking does anything except watch other characters do things.

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>>150974370
>Wonder if the show was responding to complaints about the original endings.
Wouldn't surprise me since the people behind the show have responded to fans before in different ways. We got pic related because some dork staged a fake wedding with someone in a Minerva fursuit, which spread on the then burgeoning furry fandom websites, making its way to the people at WB.

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>>150968922
Tiny Toons has higher highs but lower lows. Animaniacs is more consistently good. Some Tiny Toons episodes are rough, especially early on. I don't think Animaniacs was ever as funny as Hollywood Plucky or Cinemaniacs or How I Spent My Vacation, but there aren't too many episodes I'd throw into the fire either.

>>150968922
Is it just me or did Animaniacs feel formulaic at times?

Animaniacs suffered from seasonal rot, the Kids WB seasons were nowhere near as good as the Fox Kids season.

>>150977503
I always wondered, what exactly made the Kids WB era nowhere near as good as the Fox Kids era?

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>>150968922
I remember playing the Tiny Toons SNES games on an emulator a lot, way more than I watched the show. Also for some reason I really liked Slappy and wanted her to touch my penor without really understanding what that even meant

Tiny Toons is better

>>150977686
Because it's good or because Animaniacs is surprisingly annoying as an adult?

>>150977660
Fox Kids switched it up every season. Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall they always mixed it up with new programming or rearrange existing programming with new episodes.

>>150977682
Slappy Squirrel is the best thing about that show

Both are cartoons for kids, yes, but Animaniacs was 80% celebrity jokes. That feels very low comedy.

>>150977883
I wish Sherri Stoner did more voice work she's just very pleasant to listen to

Semi-serious question. Are you guys somehow conflating the old series with the new series reboots? Because it's completely different people helming completely different projects.
Hell, even the original broadcasts were a mish-mash of varied dayjobbers looking for a paycheck, but a decent effort for the time, possibly even ambitious in it's scope.
Nostalgia is a mental illness though,viewed through a lens of misrememberance.

>>150974242
Granted, Pinky & the Brain was pretty formulaic, too.
> P&B try to take over the world in a single night
> they fail
> the end

>>150977906
Plus, pop-culture references instantly date you.

>>150968922
Tiny Toons is the transition series from the actual shovelware HB shit of the 70s/80s that they had very little control over the contents of to full creative control renaissance.
To get that they still had to make the designs like 80s cartoons (very obvious LT ripoffs with only some personality changes) so it felt lesser then a fully original Animaniacs. Early on they had to get used to all this creative control and figure out what to even do with it, as many have been around for a decade plus and had no conceptualization of. So the early episodes were really sporadic if they worked or not while the figured it out, but really got it by the later half (which is why the specials are top level). If it released in 1993 or later it could have hit as consistently as Vacation or Night Ghoulery
Animanaics and Freakazoid later on felt like realizations of what they were looking for

>>150978113
The characters of Pinky and Brain themselves are very strong and endearing. You know as a kid that Brain is a reference to something, but that's not his entire characterization, he can stand out his own, unlike the Goodfeathers which hinges on being a blatant parody.

>>150968922
Two factors not discussed by >>150969903 , >>150970244, or >>150971524 fully:

1. Tiny Toon pulled much more from Looney Tunes than Animaniacs did. Not only was it a similar tone and was general also a fourth wall breaking, irreverent slapstick comedy but most of the character archetypes and a good portion of the plots and gags are directly borrowed from Looney Tunes. Therefore, many felt am still feeling the show to be an inferior knockoff of Looney Tunes. Animaniacs meanwhile, features more characters, archetypes, gags, and plots that aren't blatantly borrowed from old theatrical cartoons. Even someone like Slappy, who clearly is inspired by Screwy Squirrel, has quite a bit to differentiate her from him in a substantial way.
2. Besides being experimental, season 1 (and possibly extending later) of Tiny Toon had a production that involved a power struggle where Spielberg, the HB people coming over from A Pup Named Scooby Doo, writers that came from the Groundlings, and New Mighty Mouse cartoonist alum among possibly others were each trying to make the show their own to some degree. The end result, solidified by Animaniacs, saw the Spielberg/Ruegger cartoons become writer driven affairs with the HB and Groundlings alum generally prevailing, Spielberg taking a backseat creatively, and the New Mighty Mouse alum mostly migrating elsewhere (a lot of them to Ren and Stimpy). This process solidified the identity, stylings, tome etc. of the Spielberg/Ruegger cartoons.

>>150974242
Eh, I would say Buttons and Midy is more immediately inspired by the Roger Rabbit and Baby Herman cartoons (Spielberg was a major part of Roger Rabbit) but with two major differences that made it quite inferior; the animation is significantly weaker (not helped that most shorts were farmed to Akom and Freelance) and the guy chasing the baby, instead of being a klutzy talking animal who behaves very human, doesn't speak and is treated much more like an actual pet animal.

>>150968922
Is everyone atleast in agreement that Animaniacs was better with the songs? Sure, Tiny Toons had incredible stuff with their versions of Istanbul and Particle Man and Do You Love Me, but Animaniacs had so many incredible songs, whether original like Wakko's America or pre-existing like Little Drummer Boy

>>150968922
Did anyone get a Marx Brothers vibe when watching the Warner segments? Apparently, the Warners were very much inspired by the Marx Brothers

>>150968922
Would it have been possible for poor people to have grown up on Tiny Toons and Animaniacs back in the 90s? Like people so poor they couldn't afford cable or even much stuff in general?

>>150978723
Fox and WB werent cable. If someone was too poor to have a tv at all they were probably homeless

>>150968922
I never cared for either.
I tuned into Kids WB for the early DC animated shows, MIB TAS, and naturally Pokémon.
They used to have a big block where they would show classic Loony Tunes shorts alongside Animaniacs and I would watch that hoping for the classic shorts.

>>150978795
I meant someone who had a TV, but couldn't afford cable and couldn't afford buying a bunch of video games and such

>>150977883
I would totally fuck slappy up the ass

Was Wakko’s Wish good?

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I just want more Shirley art, bros

>>150974242
>>Minerva
>Wow, she's hot! That's the entire joke
I mean they were actually going to do more with her, ranging from giving her an obsession with puns to her having a pseudo mother/daughter relationship with Slappy. But then the shorts got pulled after just two airings because of people having a stick up their ass.

>>150978116
Nta but I'm fine with that if they're funny. Won't lie, TT got me to look up some jokes about celebs of that time.

>>150978925
You didnt need cable to watch network tv they were broadcast over terrestrial

>>150968922
Both are on the same level of quality as both are beloved masterpieces.
>>150968993
Yes, it is.
>>150969029
No it wasn't, Tiny Toons isn't Blues Clues.
>>150969492
Nothing you said is true as Tiny Toons was made up of original ideas that will make Rumiko Takahashi and Akira Toriyama green with envy, and it was made by people who were trained by Hayao Miyazaki himself such as Toshihiko Masuda and Kenji Hachizaki, some of them like Nobuo Tomizawa, Kazuhide Tomonaga and Atsuko Tanaka even worked with Miyazaki on Cagliostro and Sherlock Hound, fuck, Kazuhide Tomonaga and Atsuko Tanaka even worked on Laputa itself they're that gifted.

The people behind Tiny Toons and Animaniacs were masters at their craft and everything they did in their prime (1983-2000) was a masterpiece.

>>150978855
No, you didn't.

>>150979414
Yes, it was a masterpiece.

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>>150979726
Picture is finished.

>>150978161
Good point

>>150977660
Lower budgets. Same thing happened when Batman returned for a new season.

>>150968922
If I had to guess, I would assume it's because Animaniacs had more focus because it's primary characters were the Warners. Yes they had skits for other tertiary characters but for 90% of the time it was Yakko Wakko and Dot. While Tiny Toons being a larger more ensemble cast had to split focus.
Personally I liked both but if I had to list which episodes stuck out to me I'd probably list more Animaniacs ones over Tiny Toons, which may be another reason people prefer it.

>>150977239
That's never a terribly bad thing you know, especially if it works. Get too subversive and suddenly things become an unhinged mess.
t. Kengan Omega reader

>>150981757
It's also why TMS had to do their own boards rather then doing revision work on American boards like it was during the Fox Kids era.

>>150978116
Depends of the reference
Like nobody is going to get that Michael Keaton joke of 'People thought he was too short'

>>150981700
Holy keyed, I kneel

>>150982345
Thank you.

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>>150979726
>>150981700
Hey. You're not me!
Hey everyone! This guy is a big Phony! (JK. Nice use of the base.)

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>>150974242
Much like Phineas and Ferb, "Formulaic" isn't really a criticism. It's like a theme and variations. Goodfeathers is an odd choice, but Buttons and Boo were good segments.I forgot about Kaboom and the Hippos, they can go.
>She's good, but it's still bizarre that this warranted an entire segment of the show dedicated to this
No, it's a variety show and that was the singing segment. So they had a good singer.

>>150971660
I had never heard of this 'trend'... For me I like Animaniacs more than the others; although in comparison both take a 2nd place next to Looney Toons...but I think that both are in the same level...or maybe with these recent 'reboots' influenced in the public opinion or not...

>>150982812
>Nice use of the base.
Thank you.

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>>150979777
>giving her an obsession with puns
Give me my pun beauty.

>>150968922
I tried watching Animaniacs not too long ago and it is painfully unfunny. People only remember it because of shit like >>150968958

>>150982812
>censoring an off site image
Still based Shirleyfag one day she's break 200 images

>>150983337
Because only 13 episodes of Animaniacs were dubbed in Japanese, and Tiny Toons got a slew of Konami (and Treasure) games while Animaniacs only got 3, only 1 of which released in Japan (SNES)

>>150983598
Why are you always lying? Animaniacs is extremely funny.

>>150983959
No it fucking is not. It is extremely unfunny.

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>>150982812
What >>150983612 said. Do you think this board is as safe as the show?

>>150983973
Yes, it is, it's the best Japan ever did.

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>>150968922
What the fans said. It needed more episodes about characters with huge butts.

>>150983612
>>150984089
No, that was the joke. The "uncensored" version is still very tasteful, but I can't trust the overeager janitors.
Besides, no one is paying me to make art. Why do you think you deserve more?

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My feelings between Tiny Toons and Animaniacs.

>>150985984
...And the small cake is Animaniacs

>>150985064
But Babs and Buster were in many episodes

>>150986065
I’ll give you Buster, but Babs has to stuff her underwear with a bowling ball to gain some shape.

>>150968922
How are they even Tiny Toons?

>>150968922
I think both are good, but Animatics did its ensemble cast better and with more variety. People complain about the pigeons that are just one big Goodfellas parody, but as a kid watching at the time who never saw Goodfellas I thought mobster pigeons were hilarious. And the same being true of various other characters and set pieces, they were all different and they all worked.
Tiny Toons, on the other hand, just felt like younger versions of the Looney Tunes cast even if they were technically different. There were some good moments like Plucky and Hamton going to a theme park, but overall it just didn't have the same strength or consistency as Animaniacs. Still good, just not as good.

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>>150968922
I don't know. It has the better waifus tho.

I can't fucking believe they made 15 segments about an impression of 1 Joe Pesci scene from a film that 99% of children hadn't seen.

>>150988205
They’re all actually 1/10 of an inch tall, they needed ultra high definition cameras to even film them.

>>150988249
>People complain about the pigeons that are just one big Goodfellas parody
I always wonder if Scorsese fans like the Goodfeathers more or less. If they’re better because it’s based on something they like, or it’s worse because none of their episodes except the first have anything to do with the movie.

>>150988689
No joke, there is an Animaniacs episode where its just two 11 minute Goodfeathers episode.

>>150968922
I didn't like tiny toons for an autistic reason and that being I liked the original looney tunes and didn't want them being replaced.

>>150968922
Was Chicken Boo mean-spirited? I always felt bad for Chicken Boo because everyone hated him

>>150991019
Was that the west side story parody?

>>150991926
No its one of the later packages. Episode 68: Miami Mama-Mia / Pigeon On The Roof

>>150991890
Chicken Boo wasn't mean spirited, the gag was always "Look at this obvious thing that mostly everyone is ignoring in this banal situation, and the one person who realizes it goes nearly inside trying to get everyone else to see the truth."

And then mob violence for having been fooled.

>>150968922

>>150968922
It's weird how even though Animaniacs is very different from Looney Tunes, I still get a Looney Tunes vibe from it and it's not because of the characters or anything, just something about the vibes reminds me of Looney Tunes

>>150985984
Pretty much me as well.

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>>150968922

>>150991484
Your autistic brain had nothing to worry about. The Tiny Toons cast were never going to replace the Looney Tunes. That’s like fearing the Baby Looney Tunes characters would replace the originals.

Bump0

Fucking hated Histeria.

>>150968922
Animaniacs were too centered around the American pop culture of the time. Only Pinky & The Brain got any international novelty.
Tiny Toons was the first Looney Tunes that post-Soviet Europe got, so you have a ton of Eastern Euros praising the show even beyond its original qualities. It was easier to get into for mon-Americans.

>>150995311
That's also why there's that famous Gadget cult in Russia. From what I remember Rescue Rangers was quite literally the first cartoon to air from outside of the Soviet Union there, and the idea of a non-theatrical animated series was completely novel at the time.

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>>150968922
Is it worth watching this show to simp for Babs?

>>150995516
She has a bunch of fetish moments, so yes.

Did Plucky have the best episodes?

>>150995516
No, but it is worth watching to do animator breakdowns.

>>150968922
It's derivative.

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I like the bear with the huge tits

>>150988689
Well there are lots of classic cartoon characters based on celebrities or characters and kids enjoyed them without having any idea who they were.

The idea behind Goodfeathers or Runt (Rain Man) is to do a 90s equivalent to Foghorn Leghorn, The Flintstones, Top Cat, etc. where you take characters from film, radio and TV and make them into cartoon characters. It didn’t work as well, but there was decades of evidence that kids don’t have to be familiar with the original to enjoy the knockoff.

>>150991949
That was from the “season” that was just four episodes of material they didn’t get around to using in the first 65. Fox didn’t order any new episodes because they knew the WB was going to poach the show, so they just burned off the cartoons that probably weren’t good enough to use before. Hence all the unused Goodfeathers stuff.

>it’s another “schizo gases up a show that’s mid at best because it fits in with his obsession over a specific Japanese animation studio” intermixed with some furry art

Bruh.

>>150996039
Margot and Summer Dream Girl were pretty hot.

>>150995516
Even the shitty reboot is good for some fetish hornybait simping with them

>>150996854
The show OP brought up (as well as Animaniacs) was the best Japan has ever done, nothing comes close to them.

>>150998091
Famicom...

>>150976876
>We got pic related because some dork staged a fake wedding with someone in a Minerva fursuit, which spread on the then burgeoning furry fandom websites, making its way to the people at WB.

FWIW, that same dork got busted for having child porn, and now he's dead.

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>>150996417
Only showed up for that one episode and made a cameo in Monty's song.

>>150996854
>show can't be good just because a schizo on the web likes it
You're an idiot.

>>150968922
>Why is Tiny Toons considered worse than Animaniacs on average?
When did people said that?

>>150968993
You just don't have a funny bone, this shits hilarious

>>151000037
Post more Julie.

>>150979726
Might be able to do a couple doodles in the next few days if anyone has requests

>>151003019
For the holiday Shirley dressed up as 1987 Magica de Spell or Morgana Macawber

>>151003019
Any chance to draw some Babsy and Buster?

>>150968922
There are a lot more Bad Animation episodes in Tiny Toons than there is in Animaniacs.

>>150971456
Girl wears a big pink sweater and nothing else. Awesome.

>>150979777
This. The comics fleshed her out more and it really helps the character. Even if it's something simple like adding a pun joke thing to her.

Shit, they made Nurse an U.N.C.L.E style character, which is more than she had before.

>>150968922
Animainiacs was overrated shit as well. Doesnt help that tiny toons was following the footsteps of the baby trend back then too

>>150977883
>>150977682
I thought slap was just in animainiacs i didnt know she was in tiny toons too

>>151004030
Nothing you said is true, as both Animaniacs and Tiny Toon Adventures are beloved masterpieces.

Also Tiny Toon Adventures =/= Baby Looney Tunes.

>>150968922
animaniacs was funnier

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Shit as it was, it's still surprising that the reboot was just left to unceremoniously fizzle out and die in less than 26 episodes. It had a decent amount of pre-release marketing, and Spielberg even PR-spoke about it as "the best Tiny Toons has ever been" or something to that effect. Dead and gone, just like that.

>>151004450
Everything about the reboot was so off-feeling I feel like it was either an attempt to just extend the IP's shelf life or was some kind of money laundering thing. Or both.

>>151004450
Spielberg never talked about the reboot, all TTL is remembered for was they forced the original Tiny Toons team to do a Rick and Morty spin off nobody asked for because Erin Gibson only say the money aspect of it and when said Rick and Morty spin off aired everyone said "THEY BUTCHERED TINY TOONS FOR THIS?!?" and the worst part, the Tiny Toons reboot was LIGHT YEARS better then said Rick and Morty spin off Erin Gibson forced the original Tiny Toons team to do.

And while TTL was a pail imitation of the original Tiny Toons it is still much better then what happened to Animaniacs (Because NOBODY WANTED A SHENMUE ANIME!!!).

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>>151002966
Here's another.

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One thing that bothers me to no end about the reboot's animation are the lip flaps. They only animate the bottom mouth portion of the face when they talk, not the muzzle, beak, etc. like pic related. It's a small thing, but taking that sorta stuff into account goes a long way towards making the characters not feel so stiff.

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>>151004450
They focused too much on the school aspect, there was little to no parodies, the baffling change to make Buster and Babs siblings, and the slapstick felt a bit weaker. The one good thing I can give it is giving more of the characters character.

>>151003019
I do not know so I'll throw a few at the wall and maybe one gets fulfilled maybe if you please.
>Shirley having a triumphant day of candy and using her powers to carry a series of full bags
>Shirley using an Ouija board to call upon lustful spirits of dead anons
>Shirley tricking Plucky by using a pumpkin to fake a pregnancy

>Go to college
>They all fail to become toon actors after the show and have to work minimum wage at Acmemart
Ah just like the modern animation industry!

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Best furry trio

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>>151005444
What does being a Toon even mean anymore now that most shows are weepy sitcoms for children/disney adults? They're earning their degree in slapstick and wild takes. They won't be able to land a steady career with what they've learned.

>>151004641
More, keep the thread alive.

>>151004450
>Spielberg even PR-spoke about it as "the best Tiny Toons has ever been" or something to that effect.
As good of a director as Spielberg is, especially from the 70’s-90’s, I would take his opinions on his own contributions to animation with a grain of salt. His opinion on TTA could still be colored by its troubled first leg of production.

>>151003019
Shirley’s aura fondling Babs while Shirley walks nearby looking satisfied

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>>151005774
Cute, like you're the best anon. Thanks.

Remember the Plucky Duck Show?

>>151004450
If you followed along with the development and announcement history of this thing you can piece out what went wrong.
Gibson had no idea what the fuck she was doing and the whole production was a disaster. They had to bring on a co-showrunner just to clean up what was there into something somewhat salvageable, and by the grace of god they managed to salvage it into something very mid. That alongside the twin meltdown (that she decided on doing) gave them no confidence in further producing this after the set order it had. So they kind of burned it off rather quickly.
Its main failure beyond that is that it decided to make a very kid-only show right when kids were ending watching any animation and only online audiences still exist for them. They pretty much shot down the one demographic that would actually watch this chasing one that did not exist. The only way Tiny Toons could have lasted was if they pandered to social media and the type of shits that browse boards like this

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>>151006810
All 22 minutes of it? Yeah, a little.