Something Old... REBOOTED

[Halvin McCobbes]

1979: Don Bluth, a Disney animator, learns the spell that Walt used to bring his cartoons to life. Leaving Disney for his own studio, Don Bluth Productions, he creates many films and games with his toons. Dragon's Lair would be the one of the first games to feature toons in a real live environment. Nowadays, his toons visit conventions.

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[Halvin McCobbes]

1940: Ralphie Parker navigates life trying to get a model BB gun for Christmas. Growing up, he would later accidentally shoot someone's eye out with perfect aim while drunk. After being sent to prison, he's contacted by the government. He later grows up to be a successful assassin, with three children who would later become assassins themselves, known as Deadshot, Bloodshot, and Widowmaker.

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[Halvin McCobbes]

1989:

A cartoon studio appears in NYC, where deformed toons terrorize the populace until firefighters are called in to stop them. This causes a sense of distrust in toons, due to arguments saying toons aren't natural and some could use their physics to overthrow the country if not checked. The 90s would be a era of toon rights activism, with many toons saying the twisted beings at Joey Drew Studios were monsters not affiliated with them. In protest, the toons (along with the Disney program) help bring Bendy the Dancing Demon, a toon found in the studios along with his friends, to prove it. It ends up being a success and Bendy turns the studio into his own. This era resulted in more zany toon shows, helped connect both 2D toons and newly computer-generated ones, and the creation of Cartoon Network, the first 24-hour channel for cartoons, with cooperation with Turner Network Television.

 

[Halvin McCobbes]

1994: Someone at Warner Bros. uses Walt's spell to bring Yakko, Wakko and Dot into the real world to promote Animaniacs. While in Russia on a world tour, they break into President Yeltsin's home and annoy him. Fleeing to America, they hide in the drained Water Tower of WB Studios while an international incident begins. Although peace is made, the Russians become more weary of toons.

 

[Halvin McCobbes]

2003: A terrifying toon beast terrorizes Russia. As a response, President Putin plans to ban all toons. After it is sighted in Moscow, many Toon Rights Activists come to Russia to combat it and contain it. Russia begins work on a special city made by and for toons only to commemorate this.

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[Halvin McCobbes]

1967:

Freddie Mercury enters a timeslip, ending up in an alternate future. Going to a quarantine machine to get rid of his common cold, he unknowingly cures his AIDS. He would later sing with Jim Croce for the song Time in a Bottle.

 

[Halvin McCobbes]

2013: The Owl House, which retells the story of toon girl Luz Noceda, is shown on the Future of Television channel. With the Boiling Isles revealed, many begin going there, increasing the human population there.