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Published: 2005-10-11 20:46:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 6473; Favourites: 87; Downloads: 142
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Continue of my history of animations study, mostly from 80's cartoon that I remember I watch them on television channel when I still a baby...but it's hardly to find those cartoon anywhere else nowadays...
Oswald the Rabbit (c) Walter Lantz
Teddy Ruxpin & Kissyfur (c) Alchemy II, Inc. & DiC Entertainment
Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds (c) BRB Internacional & Nippon Animation
Wuzzles (c) Walt Disney Studio
PS: The details above may not be correct, please inform me if I did any mistake.
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Dogtanian, always been my fave, love him to death =3
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I remember those Wuzzles....I still have one episode on videotape
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Dogtanian is the only character on there that I'm not familiar with. I really like the line art and love the coloring especially on Kissyfur and Eleroo.
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Wuzzles is jointly the venture of both Walt Disney Company and Hasbro. Great picture by the way, very well animated and colorfull.
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i loved kissyfur, unfortunadly i never saw again since i were 15 or less.... i wish i had taped it or something
Dogtanian rocks, i have saw it again and its damn good! sometimes you you remembered that a cartoon was great and when you see it again it sucks... dogtanian its not that case ^^
Mm.... about teddy ruxpin, i remember that were cool but i dont remember it...
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Oh it's Dogtanian O-o
"Un pour tous et tous pour un,
lorsque l'on est mousquetaires.
Un pour tous et tous pour un,
on est comme des frèreees..."
It's reminds me old times
Very good job.
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I LOVE the B&W character top left & also the purple elephant-lovely pic
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Shud b retitled "Classical Folks" ne.
Great drawings and reviving of ol classics.
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I'm not familiar with Oswald the rabbit, but I know all the others! I remember having action figures of the Wuzzles 
Wasn't Teddy Ruxpin a DiC cartoon as well?
Regarding to the artwork, I think it's wonderful, especially with the way you drew Kissyfur ^^
Keep up with the good work
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Oswald the Lucky Rabbit was created by Walt Disney on the Alice Comedies' series in 1927, when he worked under Universal Studios, but then his distributor, Margaret Winkler's husband, Charles Mintz (also a distributor) asked Walt Disney for a lower budget of the cartoon, Walt Disney refused, leave the studio and create Mickey Mouse when on the way back to California. However, even though Charles Mintz took Oswald from Disney and set his own studio, Universal head unhappy with him, sacked him, owned the right of Oswald (again), and hired Walter Lantz to do the rest of Oswald's cartoons from 1929 'til 1943...Sorry for my long talking
Actually Teddy Ruxpin is produced by DiC Entertainment, and animated by Alchemy II, Inc. in 1986.
Anyway, thank Q for watching
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It's alright, it's just that I never watched any of those Oswald cartoons
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I only watch some in a Disney's history show.
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Sadly, I'm not familiar with any of these characters, but I think you did a good job drawing them. I have to say that the older 80's and 90's cartoons were by far some of the best that I've ever seen. The poses look great, and so do the coloring and the shading.
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I almost don't regonize them 'til I have history of animation class, I agree that classical cartoons from 80's and 90's are far better (that's why we called "classical"), compare with the modern cartoons.
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OMIGOSH!! lol i soo remember the wuzzles....i loved that show *tear* lol
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I love that cartoon too, but I don't remember much about it...
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Ahh, Dogtanian had such a cool theme tune! Very catchy indeed.
Wuzzles! They were so weird...and...cool...hahah.
Great picture!
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aww thats really cute! some of the guys i reconize from a long time ago D 
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Holy Crap!! Wuzzles! The memories, oh the memories...
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Yay! It's Oswald the rabbit!
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oh wow someone else remembers the wuzzles 
i've been planning to try drawing butter bear but i havent got around to it yet, you are amazing pokelai
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I would like to see your ButterBear
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i'll try to do her this week
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A few notes I like to point out...
While you're correct on Oswald, his copyrights to Disney are expired though. The design you've used for your drawing looks more like the way Oswald would appear in the Walter Lantz cartoons of the early 1930s, when Universal got the rights to do the character. Currently there's been some odd licenseing of the Oswald figure in Japan for a few arcade items I've read months ago at the Cartoon Brew blog.
Dogtanian & The Three Muskehounds was a Japanese-Spanish co-production from 1983. The Spanish firm though you don't give them the partial copyright for is BRB Internacional, S.A. Amusingly the series that BRB would distribute in other countries makes no mention of Nippon Animation's involvement whatsoever. Found it interesting that it was rather anime-like due to the animation used. Another BRB-Nippon production was an adaptation of a Jules Verne novel with anthro figures portraying the roles of the characters in the series, "Around the World with Willy Fog".
Both Dogtanian and Willy Fog had their Engilsh versions recorded in the US, by the same team that would also produce Robotech, but the dubs were never aired on American television besides a few VHS releases that were once available. DVDs are currently available of both shows in Europe. More infomation on BRB and their properties can be found here...
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Kissyfur used to be a cartoon I watched a lot. It was created by Phil Mendez. I believe the show is currently owned by NBC. Here's a little article on Mendez in case you'd like to read it!
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Here's a page with some of his recent artwork...
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Oh my godness...thank Q so much for your informations, now I can finish my research
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