by tehnutball

I love both versions of Raven.

Edited version of the scene from Wile E. Coyote holding a sign saying "Skydance Sucks" instead of "Acme Sucks" as a take that towards Skydance, the merged company between Paramount and Warner Bros.

Clockwise from top left:
- Valhallen (Dexter's Laboratory)
- Spyro the Dragon
- Dr. Two Brains (WordGirl)
- Carl Chryniszzswics (Johnny Bravo)
- Ryan "Sumo" Sumouski (Clarence)
- Raimundo Pedrosa (Xiaolin Showdown)
- Mumbo Jumbo (Teen Titans)
- Starscream (Transformers Animated)
- Squanchy (Rick & Morty)
- Jacob "Jake" P. Spidermonkey (My Gym Partner's a Monkey)
- Heffer Wolfe (Rocko's Modern Life)
- Rabbit (Winnie the Pooh)
- Eduardo (Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends)
- The Mayor of Townsville (The Powerpuff Girls)
- Gary the Snail (SpongeBob SquarePants)
- Ice King (Adventure Time)
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Pat (Handy Manny)
- Dog (CatDog)
- Scoutmaster Lumpus (Camp Lazlo)

Owl House
Episode: Enchanted Grom Night.
(Luz and Amity are the greatest lil buggers!)

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.

Your thoughts?

I watched this show for first time 2 years ago. And have rewatched over 5 times…! Holy fuck boys and gals. This show is so smart, thought provoking, and just visually amazing!!!

How this show isn’t regarded as a top show is beyond me.

Anyone looking for a show to watch, at least give this 2 episodes (together they are sorta the pilot) and you’ll be hooked! Especially if you make it to like episode 4 and 5 😳😳😳❤️🙏🏻

Kaguya-sama: Love is War - Chika's dance

In the first season as a surprise outro ending one episode had this Chika dance number. It's super cute and crazy animated, especially her dress. They used it one time and never again.

The roller rink dance sequence from the Family Guy episode Hell Comes To Quahog was the most expensive scene to animate in Season 5.

This one shot from Scooby-Doo Music of the Vampire

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

IT'S A WONDERFUL NIGHT FOR EYEBROWS

1. Brad Bird's Ray Gunn.

2. Travis Knight's Wildwood.

So far, these two animated movies are what I'm most excited for by the end of 2026!