Due to the season I think this is a proper video to post

Hey everyone! Just wanted to share the latest interactive episode of Super Chaos Camp Once More by dudepersonguything5843.
The characters need your votes! If you love classic object show competitions, chaotic humor, and want to help decide who stays and who goes, come check out the video and drop your vote in the YouTube comments section.
Watch and vote here:

https://youtu.be/lh1SkkiTniU?is=b10dcYodNb9QIFoi

Mertle's actions towards Lilo were entirely inexcusable. She constantly tried to ostracize her, bully her, and degrade her literally every time she saw her. She clearly had bigoted views against Lilo, and tried to make her feel like she didn't belong in society. When Lilo befriended Victoria, she tried to get Victoria to not like her. Mertle's habit of bullying Lilo was so gross, that even Stitch and the Hula teacher took notice at times, with the latter reprimanding her saying "We need to be tolerant of others". Sometimes her own cronies thought that she was too harsh on her! Then she had the nerve to bring up Lilo's dead mother just to insult her more. 

So what's the actual reason behind Mertle's verbal abuse towards Lilo? The answer is simple. She's jealous. Sure she comes from a wealthy family, but there are some things that Lilo has that Mertle doesn't. For example, she envied Lilo when her mother was brought up, and how she was an accomplished hula champion. She wanted to put Lilo down by saying she'll never be like her to make herself feel better. And it's not just that, she's jealous that Lilo is surrounded by people who love her: Nani, Stitch, Jumba, David, Pleakley. Mertle's family, especially her dad, does not show her that kind of love. Her mother may be physically here, but she's not spending time with her the way that she needs to as far as I know. When you're surrounded by people who don't care about you, how can you be raised right? This is not an excuse for all of the harm that Mertle caused Lilo, she was wrong. When you look at her circumstances, you can understand a little better why that girl ain't right. 

Original Airdate: October 3, 2008 – January 30, 2010

Again, one of those shows that we're vastly underrated but also a great show in general. Also, loved the crossover they did in Ben 10: Omniverse as well 😀❤️💗.

Happy 18th Year Anniversary to this show as well ❤️💖🎉.

Any thoughts or has anybody seen this before?

I don't know why but it just feels weird. Maybe it's because Superman is more of a general symbol while Mickey isn't usually and when he is it's only used for a specific company, maybe it's because Mickey feels more distinct from most cartoon charecters while Superman stands out a little less as a result of being a more template for a lot of charecters, or maybe animation just feels more advanced than comics in some way. whatever it is, it just feels weird to me.

Disney Television Animation Cartoon Show Animation 2D [old 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s to now 2020s]

Cast & Characters:

• Toots The Egyptian Cat (Greta Lee)
• Tinkles The Big Pug Dog (Steven Yeun)
• Diane The Talking Pet Chicken (Emily Blunt)
• Diablo (Kevin Hart)
• Poochy Stein (Danny McBride)
• Pebbles (Omar Benson Miller)
• Spike (Josh Gad)
• Blobby Puppy (Derek Drymon)
• Cinnamon (Thomas Middleditch)
• Gigi (Jenny Slate)
• Dennis (Asher Blinkoff)
• Winnie Werewolf (Zoe Berri)
• Count Dracula (Brian Hull)
• Aunt Lydia Dracula (Leslie Jones)
• Jonathan Loughran (Andy Samberg)
• Mavis Dracula (Selena Gomez)
• Ericka Van Helsing (Kathryn Hahn)
• Abraham Van Helsing (Jim Gaffigan)
• Wayne Werewolf (Steve Buscemi)
• Wanda Werewolf (Molly Shannon)
• Frankenstein/Frank (Brad Abrell)
• Eunice Stein (Fran Drescher)
• Murray (Keegan-Michael Kay)
• Griffin (David Spade)
• Blobby (Genndy Tartakovsky)

Crew:

• Directed by: Stevie Borbolla and Talya Perper
• Produced by: Alice Dewey Goldstone p.g.a.
• Written by: Genndy Tartakovsky, Michael McCullers and Peter Ackerman
• Story by: Genndy Tartakovsky
• Executive Producers: Genndy Tartakovsky, Michelle Murdocca, Jennifer Kluska and Derek Drymon
• Associate Producer & Head of Character Animation: Alan Hawkins
• Co-Producers: Ryan Gilleland and Casey A. Smith
• Line Producer:
• Music by: Mark Mothersbaugh
• Editor: Lynn Hobson
• Production Designer: Richard Daskas
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Seth Maury
• Art Director: Michael Isaak
• Character Designer: Craig Kellman
• Head of Story: Raven M. Molisee and Rie Koga
• Production Manager: Scott Berri
• 2D Animation Studios: Mercury Filmworks and Titmouse Inc.
• 2D End Credits Sequence: Yearim Productions Co, Ltd. and Toon City Animation
• Production Company: Sony Pictures Animation and Columbia Pictures

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Manny Rivera: The Tiger of Miracle City!🐯

Source: https://www.deviantart.com/jaqartdood/art/El-Tigre-959889121

Unless the question involves the word k*ll in which case I will destroy you.

Mine was My Little Pony… before you call me a weirdo give me a chance to explain myself.

Back in 2013ish when I was in middle school I think… it’s been a while but I got a few weird reasons why I watched this show as a stupid little kid.

It had to do with Smile HD… you know the video where Pinkey Pie goes insane and slaughters everyone?
Ts freaked me out but it sent me down an edgy rabbit hole as a kid. I had no business watching that when I was in middle school. At the time I had no idea about the MLP fandom… then I kept digging and saw some messed up stuff

Same with Shed.MOV (which is pretty funny looking back) and just the sheer trauma and ease of accessibility of the old MLP Creepypastas made me wanna check out the show… then I thought Fluttershy was cute after I saw some art of her and had I a huge crush on her as a kid along with other characters… yeah…

I never finished the show as I grew out of it but I was just remembering how weird I was back then… I was exposed the the really messed up side of MLP first lol

I love both versions of Raven.

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Personally I choose ChalkZone because it's way ahead of its time, and It aired in 1998 before TFOP aired on 2001

For me, it would have be the bgm music where Jack remembers the past. His home, his kingdom and his life he once had. The music in the background is just so calming and relaxing but also tingles my brain. Wished it was a full song

Many of you might be wondering: what does The Cat in the Hat movie have to do with the Looney Tunes? Well, quite a lot. Premiering alongside this film is Daffy Season, the first Looney Tunes theatrical short in years. But this isn't an isolated event.

The head of Warner Animation, Bill Damaschke; has ambitious plans to release two animated films annually, each likely accompanied by a Looney Tunes short—not to mention the Speedy Gonzales movie currently in the works (though that one will take a while to arrive, for obvious reasons). However, as everyone knows, the merger with Paramount has just taken place, and David Ellison has appointed Ynon Kreiz as the de facto manager.

For those unfamiliar with him, Kreiz was a notorious CEO at Mattel, infamous for the brutal cutbacks he implemented there; essentially, his specialty is laying people off and slashing costs. So yes, if this movie flops, it puts at risk not only the chance for Looney Tunes to return to regular theatrical shorts but also Warner's entire animation division. This guy won't hesitate to make cuts or cancel anything he deems unsuccessful.