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Topic: Disney comics characters that should appear in Disney cartoons
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Nectaria
Disney comics characters that should appear in Disney cartoons
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2015-05-09 at 21:45:01
Note: This thread is only for the comics characters who didn't appear in the cartoons and not for characters who appeared in both comics and cartoons. Which of the comics characters you would like to see animated? I would like to see Fethry, Gloria, Biquinho, Rockerduck, Brigitta, Newton, Eega Beeva, Ellsworth, Gilbert, Trudy, Emil Eagle, O' Hara, Detective Casey and other Mice/Ducks characters making their animation debut. For non-Ducks/Mice characters, I would like to see the animated appearances of Molly Cottontail, Brer Possum, Brer Coon, Brer Wolf, Brer Buzzard, Brer Weasel, Mrs. Bear, Brer Bear's children, Brer Rabbit's nephews, Annie and Fannie, Zeb Wolf, Izzy, Grandpa Wolf, Grandma Wolf, Chi-Chi (I know that there is Clarice in one of the Chip 'n' Dale shorts but it's not bad to see Chi-Chi animated), Cyril Chipmunk, Chattie Chipmunk, Zip and Zap, Grandpa Chipmunk and many of the characters from the Scamp universe. If Molly does appear in a Brer Rabbit show, I wonder which voice actress will voice her.
Robb_K
Disney comics characters that should appear in Disney cartoons
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2015-05-09 at 22:34:54
Gladstone Gander, Barks' Gyro Gearloose (not the sappy Ducktales' version), Eega Beeva, Fethry, 00 Duck, Ellsworth, Gilbert, Emil Eagle (as a rival to Gyro), O' Hara, Detective Casey, all the Bre'r Rabbit characters (if they follow Murry's comic style), Gus Goose, Neighbour Jones (old Barks style)
Nectaria
Disney comics characters that should appear in Disney cartoons
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2015-05-09 at 22:49:37
Quote from user: Robb_KGladstone Gander, Barks' Gyro Gearloose (not the sappy Ducktales' version), Eega Beeva, Fethry, 00 Duck, Ellsworth, Gilbert, Emil Eagle (as a rival to Gyro), O' Hara, Detective Casey, all the Bre'r Rabbit characters (if they follow Murry's comic style), Gus Goose, Neighbour Jones (old Barks style)
Gladstone already made his animation debut in some episodes of DuckTales. I agree that some of the characters should appear in their comic style design instead of using different designs for them. Li'l Bad Wolf is one of the comics characters who have a diferent design in Raw Toonage and in House of Mouse but it would be great to see him appearing in the cartoons again using his original comic style design.
Gladstone already made his animation debut in some episodes of DuckTales. I agree that some of the characters should appear in their comic style design instead of using different designs for them. Li'l Bad Wolf is one of the comics characters who have a diferent design in Raw Toonage and in House of Mouse but it would be great to see him appearing in the cartoons again using his original comic style design.
AzureBlue
Disney comics characters that should appear in Disney cartoons
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2015-05-09 at 23:28:05
I'd love to see anything related to the Life of Scrooge, so Glittering Goldie. I know she was in the Ducktales Klondike episode, but because of what they did to the ending I tend to pretend that the episode never existed.
Robb_K
Disney comics characters that should appear in Disney cartoons
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2015-05-09 at 23:38:21
Quote from user: NectariaQuote from user: Robb_KGladstone Gander, Barks' Gyro Gearloose (not the sappy Ducktales' version), Eega Beeva, Fethry, 00 Duck, Ellsworth, Gilbert, Emil Eagle (as a rival to Gyro), O' Hara, Detective Casey, all the Bre'r Rabbit characters (if they follow Murry's comic style), Gus Goose, Neighbour Jones (old Barks style)
Gladstone already made his animation debut in some episodes of DuckTales. I agree that some of the characters should appear in their comic style design instead of using different designs for them. Li'l Bad Wolf is one of the comics characters who have a diferent design in Raw Toonage and in House of Mouse but it would be great to see him appearing in the cartoons again using his original comic style design.
To me, NONE of the characters in Ducktales are even REMOTELY like they are in Barks' comics. I'd like to have seen Barks animate them and write the stories. I know that's impossible. But the Gladstone and Gyro of Ducktales weren't even recogniseable as the comic book characters. I didn't like Ducktales at all.
Gladstone already made his animation debut in some episodes of DuckTales. I agree that some of the characters should appear in their comic style design instead of using different designs for them. Li'l Bad Wolf is one of the comics characters who have a diferent design in Raw Toonage and in House of Mouse but it would be great to see him appearing in the cartoons again using his original comic style design.
To me, NONE of the characters in Ducktales are even REMOTELY like they are in Barks' comics. I'd like to have seen Barks animate them and write the stories. I know that's impossible. But the Gladstone and Gyro of Ducktales weren't even recogniseable as the comic book characters. I didn't like Ducktales at all.
AzureBlue
Disney comics characters that should appear in Disney cartoons
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2015-05-09 at 23:42:10
Quote from user: Robb_KTo me, NONE of the characters in Ducktales are even REMOTELY like they are in Barks' comics. I'd like to have seen Barks animate them and write the stories. I know that's impossible. But the Gladstone and Gyro of Ducktales weren't even recogniseable as the comic book characters. I didn't like Ducktales at all.
Perhaps largely because of this, I found that I enjoyed the Ducktales episodes that weren't based on Barks's greatest stories more in general. Some adaptations I rather enjoyed, but the episodes that brought my particular personal favorite stories to screen I watched once and moved on from. The characters never quite lived up to their comic counterparts, and although some script changes may have even been improvements, I could never see it as anything but a lesser version of the story brought to screen. Episodes without a base in a revered story, though, I could look at much less critically.
Perhaps largely because of this, I found that I enjoyed the Ducktales episodes that weren't based on Barks's greatest stories more in general. Some adaptations I rather enjoyed, but the episodes that brought my particular personal favorite stories to screen I watched once and moved on from. The characters never quite lived up to their comic counterparts, and although some script changes may have even been improvements, I could never see it as anything but a lesser version of the story brought to screen. Episodes without a base in a revered story, though, I could look at much less critically.
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