They seem to adore modern beanmouth shows and think Looney Tunes is mean spirited for making fun of low budget animation, you’d think a country with higher artistic standards would have better taste.
>>156166021>NOOOOO STOP ENJOYING THINGS!
>>156166021I don’t know, why do weebs consoom generic modern shonens and moeslop, anon?
>>156166021>Looney Tunes isn’t as popular in Japan because it’s too meanHow the fuck do japs miss the obvious answers? It’s not popular in Japan because 1. The characters likely don’t fit Japans cuteness standards, they have more exaggerated designs compared to Tom and Jerry’s Disney-like cuteness which is probably considered a bit off-putting to Japanese normies, and 2. Unlike Tom and Jerry, Looney Tunes writing is more dialogue driven and culturally dependent, there’s a reason Tom and Jerry is beloved worldwide, it’s slapstick comedy is appealing to everyone regardless of culture or language.Tom and Jerry also got pretty dark and mean spirited too. Not sure where tf this retard got that shit from.
>>156166021>WHY DO WESTABOOS ALL HATE LOONEY TUNES BECAUSE THEY THINK THIS ONE 90'S SHORT WAS MEAN-SPIRITED>it's one guy on twatter>literally just one single guyOP why did you make this thread?
>>156166154This person seems to be mildly popular among westaboos
Where's the consoomerism OP? I dont see any post about buying a $1,200 Bugs Bunny 1: 32 scale figure. Or buying every piece of Finn's kit from Adventure time?
>>156166021That's literally only one guy. Why are ya stalking someone on Twitter who ya hate so much? Are ya tsundere?
>>156166209>mildly popularSo is Nostalgia Critic but he doesn't reflect western views on cinema.
>>156166025This is what people should do unironically, though. Stop being happy. Happiness is a trick. Only through misery and hatred can my penis get erect anymore.
>>156166309Yes he does
>>156166021The same japanese that where pissed off of bugs bunny nips the nips what did you expect ?
>>156166021It's most likely either Japanese Americans who moved back to Japan after a while or 40 year old millennial westerners larping as Japanese. Most Japanese people either watch Powerpuff or King of the Hill. And judging by the Planetronika image in one of the posts it's the ladder, one reason being I haven't seen a single Japanese artist draw Butterfly at all.
>>156166403Fuck off
>>156166021Then why is Tweety popular in Japan ?
>birchy sockpuppet thread #5012I sleep.
>>156166087The gene dietch was full of mean sprited .
>>156167241Who?
>>156167241>I'll post anyways because if I don't that namefag chud wins. >No I won't ignore threads. Do you ever stub your toe and yell out "FUCKING BIRCHY" are you at that stage of delusional yet? >>156167251Beats me but seeing that name repeated gets annoying
>>156167211Because he’s the only LT character the japs see as "cute", he’s not even that popular there, at least not compared to SpongeBob, Powerpuff Girls, or Tom and Jerry’s Japanese followings.
>>156166021Japan never really got the depatie freling or seven arts looney tunes . They wouldn't get the joke .
>>156166031It's funnier when you realize ren and stimpy was pretty much niche in Japan .
>>156167251old namefag
>>156166021Ah yeah, that's right, Pibby's author (Dodge Greenley) wanted to outright recreate the Berserk Eclipse with Warner Brothers characters. That's why he wanted fellas like Sailor Moon and Vegeta in the 2021 short.
>>156167517I thought Japan was super strict with copyright ?
>>156166302Cause reddit and almost every other website likes to make fun Twitter not knowing that reddit and YouTube is worse than Twitter lol .
>>156167565That's why they didn't appear in the actual short but are there in the model sheets and storyboards, you can even see parts of Vegeta around the part where glitchy bugs appears on the bottom left corner (2:10) meaning that they had to roughly scrub him out before release.
>>156166087>there’s a reason Tom and Jerry is beloved worldwideEspecially in China. Do you have any idea how many China-exclusive T&J cartoons and movies there are?
>>1561676851 and it bombed .
