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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 03:54:34 2022 No.130228102 View Reply Original Report

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imagine if he was never born

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 03:55:52 No.130228134 Report

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>>130228102
He was adopted by an Irish family, I believe. He's a descendant of Spaniards.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 03:56:43 No.130228161 Report

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We would all unironically be living like it was the 19th century right now.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 03:56:43 No.130228162 Report

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>>130228102

You do know that Windsor McCay existed right?

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 03:57:55 No.130228186 Report

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>>130228162
I know, I'm just wondering how animation would change if Walt never affected it. As art and as a business

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 03:58:18 No.130228196 Report

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>>130228162
There is more to Disney's contribution to the advancement of the world than just cartoons.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:10:24 No.130228425 Report

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>>130228102
Adolf Hitler would take his place.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:12:10 No.130228454 Report

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>>130228196
lmao

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:13:15 No.130228469 Report

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>>130228102
Techniques would have probably developed anyway, just later

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:13:55 No.130228477 Report

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Realistically, other studios would have stepped in. The Fleischers, Warner Brothers, Columbia. If there's a market, someone will come up with the product.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:18:12 No.130228558 Report

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>>130228102
/co/ wouldn't exist
furries wouldn't exist
modern cartoons wouldn't exist
I think a good portion of society, music, and videos wouldn't exist because without Disney, most of what we have today wouldn't be a thing.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:20:08 No.130228599 Report

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>>130228477
The animation studios of Warner Bros and Columbia were founded by the people Walt brought from Kansas City that jumped ship when he lost Oswald to Universal.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:23:39 No.130228663 Report

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>>130228558

Not true at all. Comics and cartoons would have turned out very similar. Disney didn't invent animated cartoons or comic books or theme parks, They would have existed perfectly well without him, The Fleischers and Warners would have gone into feature length cartoons (POPEYE MEETS SINDBAD and POPEYE MEETS ALI BABA are genuine masterpieces; Warners could have easily matched a Disney feature except with a sassier attitude,

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:24:46 No.130228680 Report

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>>130228663
you're right he didn't however, I honestly think Disney was more of the domino to it all.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:24:57 No.130228683 Report

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>>130228599

Not so for the Fleischers, The great success of Betty Boop, Popeye and Superman would led to the creation of new animation arms of other studios,.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:26:40 No.130228709 Report

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>>130228680

Well, it's all speculation of course, But I think no one studio, artist or director is irreplaceable. When it's steam engine time, people start inventing steam engines as the saying goes.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:27:00 No.130228714 Report

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>>130228680
I don't see how removing the one domino we know of means no other could ever exist in the first place.
If it's not Disney, it'll be someone else. Just as if it wasn't Newton, it woulda been someone else.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:27:55 No.130228732 Report

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>>130228102
This post is way more profound than you might have intended for it to be.

It's so fucking sad to see how beautiful the early disney stuff is and then see what they are doing nowdays

Did he really hate jews? Why did he not have any clauses somewhere for extremely rich lawyers to constantly handle for centuries?

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:27:56 No.130228733 Report

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>>130228714
I think they would have existed but it wouldn't be as much as it is today is what I'm saying. Cartoons would have been a "fad" in time, nothing more. On and off they would come back but not be a thing.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:31:27 No.130228792 Report

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>>130228425
Imagine if Hitler spent his anti-semitism into a massive media conglomerate and childs theme parks like Walt did instead of taking over the world.

That would prevent wwii, Create a secound idea mill, and make anti-Semitism more trendy.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:34:34 No.130228841 Report

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>>130228683
That's what I'm saying. Flescher would basically be the unchallenged big game in town. And while they'd definitely work in advancing the medium, you lose some of that pressure to innovate if you don't have a Disney to compete with.

And if you don't have Walt Disney bringing Friz Freleng, Carman Maxwell, and Harman & Ising to California, you don't get Bosko, Porky Pig, and the rest the Looney Tunes as we know them, you don't get MGM's animation unit which means you don't get Tom and Jerry or Hanna Barbara.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:35:16 No.130228859 Report

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>>130228732
I don't regular this board btw I forgot to add that, but early Disney is pure beauty and it's a complete shame that they've turned into what they are now

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:35:57 No.130228868 Report

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>>130228733

There's no way to tell but I doubt,. Animated cartoons and comics were doing well before Disney and would have flourished just as well with out, Others would fill any niches he wasn't there to claim.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:39:32 No.130228919 Report

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>>130228841

All those talented guys might well have gone into the industry on their own. It's not like Disney created them out of thin air. MGM would have seen the market for cartoons before the B picture and develop their animation branch quickly enough.

Never cared for Hanna-Barbera myself, I wouldn't miss them. But I like the idea of the Fleischers branching out into more family-oriented feature length cartoons,. GULLIVER was a thud, but better ones would have followed.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 04:41:44 No.130228959 Report

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>>130228792

WW II was inevitable. The imperial age had to fall, Germany would have found another leader to address their grievances and Japan would still have launched its empire building so it could compete with the West. If Hitler had died in infancy, WW II would have happened.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 05:20:11 No.130229431 Report

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>>130228102
Who even is this?

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 05:38:36 No.130229692 Report

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>>130228102
Best guess. Feature length cartoons would never have been a thing. Cartoons would be a novelty, nothing more.

Theme parks would still have lurid carnival/circus appeals. No real innovations.

The only real benefit was his charisma and public persona grafted intelligent, creative people to his causes, to do the work for him. Like Jobs or Musk. Enough money to push innovation, or change views to your agenda. (From Snow White which practically failed) If not him, someone else would've filled that void.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 05:43:20 No.130229745 Report

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>>130228196
>"So, as you can see by this calendar, this is the date when the Destroyer will return."

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 05:53:46 No.130229867 Report

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>>130229692
I still have to disagree with this. Other creative people would have tried full length animated features, theatres would have had a spot for cartoons before the serial chapters and B movies, theme parks would have developed according to the tech becoming available and the markets.

We'd still have airplanes if there had been no Wright Brothers. No one is irreplaceable.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 05:54:48 No.130229885 Report

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>>130229431
Howard Stark.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 05:58:42 No.130229915 Report

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>The first feature length animated film is never created, because other companies view it as too costly
>Warner Bros never feels the need to seperate itself from the compition
>Disney alumni never get into animation, so Hannah Barbara productions look cheaper than they already do if they even exist at all
>Early anime and French animation were directly inspired by Disney with, particularly after WW2, without Disney their animation fields likely never would've risen up
>Theme parks never evolve beyond basic carnival rides at best
>movies and filmmakers inspired by Disney either don't exist or aren't well known
>Nintendo in the early days got its toy sales from liscensed Disney products, without them they likely wouldn't have gotten into video games, and without Nintendo the crash would've destroyed games in general
>Roger Rabbit doesn't exist so the techniques it pioneered for CG never happened
>The no The Little Mermaid and Ducktales means the 90s renaissance for theatrical and televised animation never happened
>The effects of which meaning many shows that otherwise would've existed now don't and people who would've been in the industry aren't
>To say nothing about all the countless people met through working on Disney movies, and the people who watched them
>The children who ever never born from a chance meeting
...What have you done OP?

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:04:37 No.130229980 Report

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>>130229915
But none of that is true.
Plenty of other talented creators and entrepreneurs would have filled the space.

This is like saying is Al Jolson had never been born, there would have never been talking movies, television, transistor radios or streaming services. If there's a possible market, someone will fill it. If a technological advance is possible, someone will make it.

No one is irreplaceable.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:06:36 No.130230001 Report

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>>130228102

Without animation we probably would have kept on getting more Charlie Chaplin, Laurel and Hardy, and Marx Brothers inspired /tv/.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:07:00 No.130230006 Report

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>>130229915
Half these things imply that no one else ever would’ve had a similar idea at any point. You know how many times in history someone has come up with something only to discover it’s already been done? Countless. I once had a whole idea for a story about a deformed man who uses rubber masks as disguises and then learned that Darkman exists. And even Darkman itself was only created because Rami couldn’t get the rights to The Shadow. Disney just happened to be the visionary who got in on shit early, and maybe things would’ve moved more slowly or in a different direction, but certainly someone would’ve filled the void. Disney wasn’t the chosen one, he was just the lucky one.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:08:03 No.130230014 Report

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>>130228732
He didn't hate jews. That's a misconception from him ratting put other people in Hollywood for being "communist " and a lot of them happened to be jewish.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:08:49 No.130230021 Report

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>>130230001

We would have had animation in any case. Look up Winsor McCay. There were silent cartoons before Disney.

I don't know where you guys get the idea that art only develops because of one person. There's always so one else who would have done the same.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:09:58 No.130230037 Report

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Walt Disney was a good man. (((They))) corrupted the Disney brand after his passing.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:12:38 No.130230067 Report

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>>130228186
For one thing we know Disney is directly responsible for the Animation is JUST for Kids bullshit. Hate Disney for ruining western animation into being censored family friendly trash that's toothless. But sadly even if Walt Disney was aborted I suspect westerners would see animation the same way.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:12:49 No.130230071 Report

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>>130228959
not true, micky mouse hitler would have leveraged his entertainment empire to stabilized germany and create a media cold war with the US and the soviets would bankrole the operation.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:14:20 No.130230090 Report

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>>130229980
But it is.
All those things happened directly because of either Walt Disney himself or the Walt Disney corporation

And sure, maybe another studio and creator takes its place, the Fleischer bros maybe, I dunno
But that point you still have something completly and utterly different from our own timeline that no matter what won't line completely with ours and the speculation one could think of concerning it could be endless.

As shit of a person he was, and entire company is, they still greatly influenced so many things and people, to change that rewrites so many things it's not even funny

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:14:35 No.130230092 Report

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>>130228558
>a good portion of music
What the fuck are you talking about? Learn real history

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:16:44 No.130230112 Report

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>>130230006
Sure. But ultimately everything anyone does it because someone somewhere was at the right/wrong moment, and that moment might change history, or that person's life.

Maybe someone similiar would have similiar ideas, but again, at that point the possibility to what that may look like or what that person even was is endless

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:16:54 No.130230115 Report

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>>130230067
Hanna Barbara were the ones that turned animation into cheap assembly line garbage that existed to sell toys and cereal to children on television.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:17:50 No.130230127 Report

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>>130229431
Mister Rogers

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:19:28 No.130230142 Report

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>>130228102
He have more soul than the people who running his company nowadays

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:20:32 No.130230151 Report

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>>130230071
Feel free to write your alt.history any way you like. I have an idea for fur trappers finding surviving Neanderthals in Canada.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:22:00 No.130230167 Report

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>>130230115
No, Hanna Barbara proved televised animation was profitable and could be done under the right budget. Before HB televised animation was glorified slideshows and repakaged theatrical shorts.

HB wasn't perfect, but they fucking tried, and I'm sick of tards shitting on them

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:23:26 No.130230186 Report

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No Disney Adults, No Anime.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:24:20 No.130230202 Report

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>>130230090

I still find that questionable that others wouldn't have come up with very similar products, Most hit movies have very similar projects that were underway by other studios at the time. It happens constantly. Creators ride the wave of public demand, they aren't the wave.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:25:10 No.130230210 Report

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>>130230186
No Don Bluth
No Universal Studios
No Theatical animated movies

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:25:12 No.130230211 Report

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>>130228102
anon there was a whole team of people working at Disney and Walt never even directed most of the shorts and he never directed any of the features
the only difference is that we'd be talking about the "David Hand Company" or something.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:26:52 No.130230226 Report

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>>130230186

Anime would have developed anyway. There were other studios the Japanese would have seen as inspiration. If there had been no Model T, we'd still have cars.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:27:43 No.130230241 Report

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>>130230115

They gave us Johnny Quest, Space Ghost, Herculoids, Superfriends and Birdman.

So they are based.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:28:25 No.130230247 Report

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Someone would have eventually done everything he did, could have even been you.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:29:39 No.130230259 Report

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>>130230210
I don't know about Don Bluth but there absolutely would have been Universal Studios. If Disney hadn't tried theatrical animated features, other studios would have. If the Wright Brothers hadn't been born, we would still have airplanes.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:31:22 No.130230278 Report

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>>130230202
Again, maybe things would've happened, albeit later in the timeline, like some unknown auteur making the first animated theatrical movie that in-turning revolutionizing everything

But even then who's to say what result that might bring and the future it might create?

No matter, it won't look exactly the same as what we're familiar with, and the things created because of it either don't exist or are something we don't regonize.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:34:15 No.130230307 Report

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>>130230202
Gulliver and Popeye's Arabian Nights saga were responses to Disney's technical achievements and efforts in using rotoscope techniques for more naturalistic humans instead of just drawing a walrus with wonky proportions over Cab Calloway.
Like you need to find yourself in the midst of an arms race to go from pure rubberhouse surrealism to conceiving the idea of "We can one-up Disney's multiplane cameras if we shoot these Popeye cels in front of an actual miniature set"

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:34:42 No.130230313 Report

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>>130230278

I don't think it would have turned out all that different. It might even have been better, with a wider variety of animated features if Disney wasn't cornering the market/

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:34:59 No.130230317 Report

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>>130230202
The question is if those products would have become as successful as Disney. There was something special at 1940s-1960s Disney, and who knows if Universal or WB would have been as successful without an amusement park and someone like Walt Disney behind them.
You'd still have Bugs Bunny, Betty Boop, Popeye, Tom and Jerry, Felix the Cat and many others. But who among them could take the spot left empty in a world without Mickey Mouse?

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:35:13 No.130230320 Report

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>>130230259
>but there absolutely would have been Universal Studios.
It wouldn't have been a fucking theme park. They got into that game because of Disney, and at the time Disney doing a theme park of that scale and dedicated theming was seen as foolhardy and a waste of money

And you can't guarantee that animated features would exist, why would they? Animation works just as well in short form, the minds of 30s suits would think, and besides, they don't have time to do risks after the depression fucked them over, they need shit that works.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:36:16 No.130230333 Report

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>>130228102
felix the cat could have the place that mickey has in animataion and pop culture history

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:38:52 No.130230360 Report

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>>130230313
>>130230313
>I don't think it would have turned out all that different.
Yes it would. Disney influenced a fuck ton, even shit like Fritz the Cat was created to spite Disney and its family friendly image.

There would be no "variety" in animation because it'd be doubtful animation would be seen as profitable to venture, let alone let some unkown artists fuck around and waste studios precious time and money for something that progresses at snail's pace, especially when compared to live action movies

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:41:05 No.130230383 Report

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>>130230307
To be honest I find the Fleischer cartoons so much preferable (with their surrealism, adult humor and sharper characterization) than Disney's increasingly bland products) so I have a bias.

According to Wiki, Fleischers invented rotoscoping in 1915: "
The rotoscope technique was invented by animator Max Fleischer[5] in 1915, and used in his groundbreaking Out of the Inkwell animated series (1918–1927). It was known simply as the "Fleischer Process" on the early screen credits, and was essentially exclusive to Fleischer for several years. The live-movie reference for the character, later known as Koko the Clown, was performed by his brother (Dave Fleischer) dressed in a clown costume.[6]:

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:42:50 No.130230399 Report

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>>130230320

Someone would inevitably try a full length animated feature or two. If there had been no JAZZ SINGER, someone would have tried a different talking picture. No one is irreplaceable.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:44:06 No.130230411 Report

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>>130230360

Well, i don't agree. I think enterprise and creativity will always find ways to express themselves. But we're not going to change each other's opinion on this.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:45:00 No.130230424 Report

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>>130230399
It could just as easily never happen and be stuck in short limbo forever.
Maybe, MAYBE getting off the ground after the advent of television which is its own can of worms.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:47:49 No.130230447 Report

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>>130230411
Even if it did, it wouldn't result in something that's "the same" or even have the same people involved.
The result of what could be is too much any of us to fathom

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:49:44 No.130230468 Report

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imagine if he was never born

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:53:59 No.130230512 Report

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>>130228102
Then Koko and Felix would've dominated the golden age instead

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 06:57:42 No.130230548 Report

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Imagine if he was never born

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 07:08:30 No.130230642 Report

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>>130228102
Nothing of value would be lost

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 07:38:00 No.130230937 Report

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>>130230447

Might have turned out better without Disney's sweety style, who can say?

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 07:39:07 No.130230950 Report

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>>130230424

Or just as likely turning out about the same. Disney's cornering the market inhibited other creators just or more creative.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 11:53:36 No.130232852 Report

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>>130230900
Based

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 13:30:02 No.130233948 Report

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>>130228102
Global ramifications are interesting

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 13:43:22 No.130234138 Report

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>>130232852
>no Disney, no Bambi
>furry faggot Tezuka never becomes a mangaka
>new God of Manga is either Shigeru Mizuki or Leiji Matsumoto
>if Mizuki manga is more directly influenced by Western capes, specifically Superman and Plastic Man, along with horror
>if Leiji, spaceships and space opera becomes much more popular
>Yokoyama never starts making manga, delaying the magical girl and mecha genres
>mecha exists in the place spaceships have since occupied, either as a supporting vehicle in ship series, or one or two super notable robots (Danguard Ace is more popular than Yamato, Cowboy Bebop becomes a robot show)
>Influence of Ishinomori's mentor would lead to his works having a greater bent on body horror or sweeping sci fi, meaning the face of tokusatsu is completely altered
>Nagai's groundbreaking series is Cutey Honey instead of Devilman
>in turn magical girls have a much darker slant; later "deconstructions" are probably more light hearted
It'd be crazy.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 13:51:23 No.130234238 Report

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>>130228134
He was Irish English and German

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 13:54:07 No.130234284 Report

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>>130234138

There's no way to tell but it's very likely other creators would come up with products similar to what Disney did, If there had been no Model T, we'd still have cars and if there had been no JAZZ SINGER, we'd still have talking pictures,

Without Disney being so dominant, other studios could very well have given work to more creative artists who were held back imitating Disney, Cartoons could have ended up better,

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 13:55:52 No.130234311 Report

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>>130228161
Not true at all. The forces of innovation and experimentation are vastly stronger than anything Disney could have affected,

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 13:56:53 No.130234330 Report

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>>130228425

Not in any conceivable reality, Max Fleischer, maybe,

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 14:19:52 No.130234621 Report

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>>130234138
>if Mizuki manga is more directly influenced by Western capes, specifically Superman and Plastic Man
elaborate

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 14:24:20 No.130234675 Report

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>>130228102
We would never have gotten feature length animated movies
Or at least we would have gotten them decades later (and probably after a point where we had actually talented /trained animators)

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 14:24:44 No.130234681 Report

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>>130234621
Two of his earliest manga were Rocketman, a Superman expy, and a lift of Cole's Plastic Man with more than a few 1:1 scenes.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 15:25:12 No.130235504 Report

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>>130230548
Who?

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 15:46:23 No.130235856 Report

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>>130228102
The cartoons made for adults (Not porn) wouldn't have been destroyed so maybe we would have a better industry and the whole association between cartoons being for kids thing wouldn't be an issue. Maybe Japan doesn't start animating. But if the adult animations were a hit I could see Japan still getting into it. Maybe they have a different style. This is a good question was he good for animation or bad?

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 15:50:23 No.130235923 Report

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>>130230014
I think it has more to do with the fact he had friends who hated jews and worked with people who hated jews. But that was more common back then. Just cause you work with an antisemite doesn't mean you are one.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 15:58:07 No.130236051 Report

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>>130230067
No he wasn't he moved in that direction because of the censorship

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 16:05:00 No.130236144 Report

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