You have to admit this is the perfect example of how cartoons should've been.
You have to admit this is the perfect example of how cartoons should've been
Eli Gomez
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Logan Martin
I don't and I won't because you're wrong.
James Diaz
Well, it was the precursor of Ren and Stimpy, so yeah
Colton Mitchell
It was good.
Easton Smith
It was kino
Nathan Moore
Probably the most significant show that never gets talked about since it influenced so much and brought so many creators that defined the 90s/2000s
Wyatt Rodriguez
>implying there's one sole way to make cartoons
Ok, boomer
Who worked on it besides John K?
Caleb Bell
>how cartoons should've been
Rushed, badly written, and badly animated?
Thomas Nguyen
>It was a huge springboard for many cartoonists and animators who would later become famous, among them John Kricfalusi (creator of Nickelodeon's The Ren and Stimpy Show), Bruce W. Timm (producer of Warner Bros. Batman: The Animated Series), Jim Reardon (writer for Warner Bros. Tiny Toon Adventures and Disney/Pixar's WALL-E and director for Fox's The Simpsons), Tom Minton (writer and producer for many Warner Bros. television cartoons, including Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries, Baby Looney Tunes and Duck Dodgers), Lynne Naylor (co-founder of Spümcø, character designer for Batman: The Animated Series and storyboard artist for Cartoon Network's The Powerpuff Girls and Cow and Chicken), Rich Moore (animation director for Fox/Comedy Central's Futurama, director for The Simpsons and director of Disney's Wreck-It Ralph, Zootopia and Ralph Breaks the Internet), and Andrew Stanton (director of Disney/Pixar's Finding Nemo, WALL-E and Finding Dory) and others
Joshua Anderson
Where?
Jonathan Sullivan
hot damn
Nathaniel Baker
I'm familiar with the fact that it did so. I used to watch it as a kid. I think it doesn't get discussed because it's older and isn't a familiar IP. Yas Forums doesn't discuss shows that are beyond 20-25 years old unless it's BTAS.
Grayson Peterson
Mighty Mouse the New Adventures was a deconstructionist piece of art which was also a homage to old Terry Toons. Ren and Stimpy was just a train wreck.
Cooper Cruz
Pearl a cute
Anthony Reyes
lmao why this dude got eyelashes?
Jaxon Roberts
it was totally cocaine
Logan Parker
Ehhhhh, still like it, but the animation doesn't hold up as well.
But iconic for its influence!
Benjamin Gutierrez
>the animation doesn't hold up as well
you shut your whore mouth
Aiden Moore
He is presenting as male.
Benjamin Thomas
what a cute rodent
Dominic Turner
All rodents are cute, even the shrews and voles.
Angel Richardson
Listen to some of the behind-the-scenes commentary. They didn't have time to finish animating some episodes, didn't have time for retakes, most of what they did finish was extremely rushed because they went on air a few months after being greenlit, and some of the episodes are almost incomprehensible story-wise that even the creators have no idea what's going on.
I appreciate it for being a return to cartoony cartoons after the stiff '70s and '80s, but a "perfect example" it is not.
Caleb Martin
Even as a small child, I recognized that this show was a cut above the other shit they played on Saturday mornings at the time.
Connor Green
Holy boomer
Xavier Jackson
It changed everything.
Kys zoomer
Aaron Gonzalez
Bakshi. It's who it's most associated with.
Nathaniel Ortiz
Hed be a millennial or late Xoomer you insufferable zoomer.
Jose Kelly
Why is a zoomer posting in a Mighty Mouse thread? Aren't there like, 12 Steven SpongeTime threads you should be posting in right now?
Eli Moore
Bentley Cox
What were your feelings when you saw Ren and Stimpy ? Did you watch it at the time it came out ?
Julian Reyes
Ooh mercy, there's a Bakshi woman.
Carson Gomez
This is not how you achieve hipster cred.
It was a really fun show, but even Bakshi and the others who worked on it knew it was really rough and a number of episodes were just a mess.
Yeah yeah, John K bad, boo hoo. But a shitton of talented people worked on R&S and it's an objectively higher-quality show.
Zachary Nelson
Definitely this. Season 2 of R&S is far better than MM
Michael Parker
i didnt have cable back then
most kids i knew didnt
Lucas Gomez
Eh, it was a lot of fun but had lots of problems. The best episodes are fantastic, but the others are kinda mediocre.
It seems like it was always meant as a springboard to better things. This thread has already mentioned Ren & Stimpy, but the people involved also went on to do Tiny Toons and its descendants (Animaniacs, Pinky & the Brain, etc).
Whether you feel like those were the right direction is up to you, but everyone who worked on them definitely seemed way more satisfied with those later shows.
Christian Thomas
Shame
Angel Cruz
eh, most cartoons came on over the air stations on saturday mornings
cartoon network wasnt producing new content yet
i didnt miss much
Oliver Peterson
CN didn't even start until 94
Logan Cooper
Thoughts on the Hound Town pilot? It has a similar energy, but more cohesive and it's for adults.
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Joseph Murphy
>laugh track
>stealing jokes from Beetlejuice
>stale standup jokes about fat wives and horny men
This pilot deserved to fail. Could use more porn, tho
Brayden Clark
Camden Jones
Samuel Cruz
These '80s jokes were old even in 1988, I can't believe Animaniacs and Tiny Toons recycled them in the mid-'90s.
Joseph Foster
Try 1992.
William Reed
There a mega for the commentaries?
Henry Flores
I wish more prime time adult cartoons took pride in looking visually appealing these days
Jose King
>putting the apostrophe before the numbers instead of after
'80s >>> 80's
Jaxon Moore
Haha I love the llama movie
Easton Rogers
Joshua Edwards
This is Brad Bird’s Family Dog, right? The mom’s kinda cute.
Lincoln Torres
You got two sentences about it here
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and a paragraph about it on TVTropes...
>The DVD commentary for "Mouse From Another House" describes the episodes execution as flawed; it was supposed to be a satire of pathos cartoons and origin stories, but the story was misinterpreted as a straight pathos tale instead of a humorous take on one, and was misdirected as such, robbing it of much of its intended comedy.
and Kametsu used to have the Mighty Mouse The New Adventures DVD, but Kametsu is no more.
Blake Bennett
I'd really like to see this revived one day but it has no fanbase and flopped hard when it came out
Noah Gray
no because that would add 100% constriction
Nathaniel Rodriguez
Even the video game sucked ass.
Christopher Perez
>kino
Elijah Cox
Well I'll be.
Holy shit.
Angel Gray
>What were your feeling when you saw Ren and Stimpy?
It was like seeing a naked woman for the first time. It felt so good yet so naughty at the same time.
Brody Turner
>Pureheart
Easton Green
Haha I love El Dorado
Samuel Davis
Well I must say, that mouse is quite mighty
Ian Adams
What was so bad about it?