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02.23.08 by Widge @ 8:07 pm You can read more about it here at Cartoon Brew (one of the commenters even delivers some info on what's going on and translations and such), but it's a Japanese cartoon from 1934 that takes place two years in the future where a bunch of happy-go-lucky critters on an island find themselves under assault by a legion of Mickey Mouse doombots riding evil bats, plus panzer divisions of giant snakes. Classic Japanese heroes come to the rescue. No, really. Watch for yourself. Categorized as: Animation
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02.12.08 by Widge @ 3:20 am The first appearance of Pete Junior here, in the 1942 short "Bellboy Donald." Pete Junior and Donald were voiced by Clarence Nash; Pete was voiced by Billy Bletcher. Direct link for the feedreaders. Found via Saturday Morning Blog. The short's available on The Chronological Donald, Vol. 2. Click here to buy it from Amazon. Categorized as: Animation
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02.11.08 by Widge @ 10:14 am Well, we mentioned the Annie Awards--apparently for the big night the cast of Spongebob did some dubbing work over some classic movies. The results are about as nuts as you would expect... Update: Removed from YouTube, we got the headsup on another link. Thanks, Zondron. Categorized as: Animation
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02.10.08 by Widge @ 2:53 pm A test song from the upcoming musical version of Sexual Perversity in Chicago, apparently. (Lies. It's from here.) Make sure you watch the end credit animation. Categorized as: Animation
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02.09.08 by Widge @ 5:57 pm  The annual Annie Awards, presented by the International Animated Film Society, were given out last night. And Pixar rocked the house, taking Best Animated Feature for Ratatouille, Best Animated Short Subject, and THQ even won for their Ratatouille video game. Futurama also took home the Best Home Entertainment Production award for Bender's Big Score and Aardman won Best Animated Television Production for Creature Comforts America. You can get all the details at the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive but some other highpoints of note are here... Categorized as: Animation
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