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You're trapped in the world of the last cartoon you watched. How screwed are you?

What character from Courage freaks you out the most?

Day 13: Fantasia: Night on Bald Mountain (1940) An undisputed masterpiece, Horror musicals don't get better than this. (Forever in awe of how beautifully they animated Chernabog's hands.)

Day 14: Pink Plasma (1975) When the Pink Panther meets a vampire, the real pain in the neck is bedtime.

• Cale Tucker, Titan A.E. (2000) • Dimitri, Anastasia (1997)

• Little John, Robin Hood (1973) • Baloo, The Jungle Book (1967)

"A dusty muzzle. Soldier, remember, in battle, that trunk can save your life. Take good care of it, my man."🐘💕🌴 🎥: (The Jungle Book 1967)

Hungry Pappy & Elvis and some beautiful Southern backgrounds.

Day 15: Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island (1998) It's not Halloween till you hear this banger 🧟‍♂️

"i got that dawg in me" Which one of these dogs are you talking about?

Soft, round and sweet, the animation of "A Boy And His Dog (1936)" is lovely and comforting. A Color Rhapsody cartoon Directed by Arthur Davis, this short tells the story of a boy who mistreats his puppy and later dreams that the tables are turned, as the dog takes revenge.

That's amazing 🤩

A live-action jetsons movie is reportedly in the works at warner bros with Jim Carrey in talks to play George Jetson and Colin Trevorrow possibly directing. Getting to see Carrey commute to work in a flying bubble car won't be that bad actually.

Day 16: "Perseus (Персей)" (1973) A Soviet retelling of the Greek myth, where Perseus sets out to claim the head of Medusa, guided by Hermes and fated to confront what no mortal should see. (via ig)

Day 17: Spooks (1931) Love how most old cartoon directors believed skeletons were the absolute scariest thing you could put in a cartoon.

Day 18: Water, Water Every Hare (1952). It doesn't get spookier than mad doctors in cartoons!. The Evil Scientist, a caricature of Boris Karloff, is voiced by John T. Smith.

Years before Disney's full length feature, Fleischer Studios produced their version of Cindrella movie "Poor Cinderella" (1934), featuring Betty Boop It was Fleischer Studios' first color film, and the only appearance of Betty Boop in color during the Fleischer era.

Girls be like

. Grok can do this now?