I have to say that Tiny Toons Looniversity is inferior to the original Tiny Toon Adventures series for many reasons. One of the worst changes was making Babs and Buster twins. "No relation!" was one of the original series' most memorable running gags, and the two had often been depicted as a couple. Making them twins is like if Disney suddenly decided to make Mickey and Minnie Mouse twins; it just doesn't work. Looniversity also lacks variety in its episodes in both its format and setting. The original series had episodes alternate between three seven-minute shorts focusing on different characters and full 22-minute episodes, and the action wasn't just limited to ACME Loo. Here, every episode is a full 22-minute long one and the Action is limited to ACME Loo. Finally, the closing credits lack the gag credits and end tags of the original. Some of my favorite gag credits from the original series included the ones for "Tiny Toon Music Television", "Pledge Week", "Kon Ducki", and "Toon TV", and my favorite end tag is Elmyra's "Let the show begin!" because of how ironic it is. Here, there are no gag credits, only a select number of episodes have end tags, and even then, they're before the end credits rather than after. I've started a petition online to get Warner Bros. to bring the original series to MAX so people can continue to see the Tiny Toons the way they were meant to be. Sadly, it only has one signature as of this writing; my own.
As someone who grew up with tiny toons adventures. I hate the way they retconned so much stuff. Number one the underlying story of babs being in love with buster and now they are twins WTF. Also they already went to acme looniversity cause they all live in acme acres. And finally watch tiny toons how I spent my summer vacation and see how much they changed Hampton. Like why didn't they just make the show a continuation of the original instead of changing stuff. Kind of like Nickelodeon did with Rugrats and then all grown up
@puffyhairedghost2415 I got nothing against reboots as long as they are done right which Launchpad mentioned in DuckTales 2017 about Darkwing Duck, some reboots can get it right such as DuckTales, Voltron, Masters of The Universe, and Transformers while others such as this Abomination, The Mummy 2017, and She-Ra are just plain Bullshit.
I really couldn't get into this one either. Personally I was not a fan of the Animaniacs reboot. I thought it was visually inferior to the original and handled social commentary in a very generic way instead of a thematic and clever way like its roots. So I already immediately had a really bad feeling about this one. It looked visually inferior to me too. Something about both of these shows look more like online fan animations than actually official cartoons. The characters have a bit of rigging too (I noticed that in the Space Jam sequel as well). .... why the hell are LOONEY TUNES and ANIMANIACS characters being rigged instead of animated frame by frame?
@@FireRising86 a multi-billion dollar company doesn't have the money to produce better animation that was accomplished previously when it was financially smaller?
@@lingle9713if the shows were frame by frame than it would’ve taken infinitely longer for them to come out. Frame by frame is expensive, especially for tv shows.
@@aydinthebeastburke5967 Multi-billion dollar company that managed to succeed this in the early 90s and even attempted the same with Ed Edd n Eddy until 2009.
@@lingle9713 yea well those were the 90s/late 2000s. Have you seen any show with frame by frame animation nowadays. Even if you have, they’re most likely digitally frame by frame.
I only saw the first episode. And since they made Buster and Babs related, and still obsessed with being together, I couldn't watch any more. Disgusting change they made to the characters.
I liked how random the original was. This newer edition seems very...restrained so far, but some of the early episodes of the original werent hits either. I'm still not crazy about some of the changes but, I'm in the crowd of just glad to see them back...finally. Hopefully it gets better.
I agree with the way some characters are portrayed like Babs and buster from what I researched from the original series it's weird that their twins now that feels like out of left field and I do agree that they should focus more on the whole new generation of Looney tunes and not just the five characters but I don't understand why this wasn't made a continuation of the original series so that way they wouldn't have to retcon so much from the original they could just continue where they left off
My issue with the Animaniacs and Tiny Toon's reboot is how they handled Dot and Babs. Both were ahead for their time because they went against the sane woman, wacky man trope.
Brother, you're not missing much. Cause i myself watched all 10 eps of its first season and yeah. Never found myself laughing not once. Now, the concepts ya talked about do make for interesting stories to tell for TTL. However, like you said. The execution is where it fails. Not to mention the fact these changes on the characters is completely unnecessary, if you ask me and if anything. This should've been a sequel to the first series, rather then a reboot and have Tom Ruggar at the helm. Cause this excuse for a reboot feels like its in the hands of people who don't know these characters, AT ALL! Oh and the skunk girl's name is Fifi Le Fume.
Ironically, the Original Cartoon actually PREDICTED this. Washingtoon to be exact. The plot involved a bigwig trying to make toons more realistic, hence why this cartoon is so bland. Cartoons aren't SUPPOSED to be realistic, crushed by an anvil *Become an accordion* Shot with bullets, *Survive* Your kid won't get a gun if you don't LET them.
Well, to be fair, they're not "new." They're from "Tiny Toon Adventures" in the 90s. They even altered the opening song for nostalgia. But, for some reason, they made Babs and Buster twins in this one when originally they were friends (you even see Babs's parents when Buster picks her up for the dance in one episode). I went to watch the first episode of the new one because I really, really liked Tiny Toon Adventures as a kid and was thinking this one would have the vibe of "The Looney Tunes Show." But it didn't. It was way too manic and the plot lame overall. (Plus, why aren't they taller now if they're in college? They're the same size they were when they were kids). It's another one of those examples of creators not really understanding what made the originals popular to begin with. (Either that, or those in charge of writing these shows now are just... not as talented as those who came before them--which is also a distinct possibility). But it was nice to see 2D animation done pretty decently. (Plus, as a side note, I kind of wish the voice talent was as strong as the one in The Looney Tunes Show).
It's not a continuation of the old Tiny Toons, but a new series featuring new versions of those characters. The creators weren't trying to rekindle the old magic, but make something new and tell a new story. I don't think it was the characters that made the magic of the old show, but the fact it was created with a butt ton of money to make every episode seem like a movie. At first I didn't like the new show because I saw the free one on youtube before the rest of them. But after seeing the whole thing, I appreciate it. Tiny Toon Adventure was a vehicle to compete against disney and their afternoon. This one, jokey jokes about college with looney toons. It's not special, but it's not bad.
@@paulshipper143 well, to be fair, the fact that they remade the series and re-used the same opening some means that's EXACTLY what they were trying to do--rekindle the old magic. Unfortunately, based on the reviews I've seen online, it didn't work. It's not bad--but most agree it's not necessarily good either. That's the thing about nostalgia. Most people aren't sure how to use it to be financially successful.
@@iamSketchH Them reusing the opening could be consider a tribute to the old Adventure Era while still doing their own thing. The old magic was great animation, great music, and enough funding and time to do 65 episodes for the first season. If they wanted to try and cash in on Nostalgia, they would do better to go with a continuation or a retelling. But it's neither of that. We're just seeing reimagine characters in different college related stories with slightly updated gags. They already have 52 episode to workout whatever they want to do, and chances are that's it. The writing isn't top tier or clever compare to the original, but I appreciate to see the characters again. I would really appreciate it if they had a long story and on the last episode, they graduated
@@paulshipper143having seen all of the new episodes out so far I'm a huge fan excited for what's to come like you said I'm glad to just see these guys again and being treated with respect and you say 52 episodes are already ordered very excited about that the thought of them graduating though puts a tear in my eye😊 can't wait to see these guys some more is Cartoon Network with air the show more though😂 I'll Always Love Adventures as one of my favorite shows ever but I'm glad looniversity is here now it's like seeing an old childhood friend again ❤
This is the most stupidest reboot I've ever witnessed. I can barley sit through an entire episode and I've tried several times. Not just because of the fact that they made Buster and Babs becoming siblings for no reason, but it's also because it's just... not that funny. Out of all the reboots I've watched, Tiny toons looniversity to me has easily warned out its welcome.
If I were working with the Warner Bros Animation, I can reimagine the characters as 19 years old college students to make them laughable in comedy in an old nostalgia style from the 1990s. That way, WB will recognizing them as characters to remember them as much as 1990s fans, too. I hope WB should’ve listened by us fans to make it more entertaining than ever before. I still like that show better than the awful PPGS reboot.
@@ArcChristelle Now this is the Truth Months ago A person who Actually Worked on this show and these are they're own words on the experience Fynkie·6h (Though this was actually in February I copy and pasted the words on to here) I see lots of people talking about the reboot. Nice! But also... yikes. I was on the production team of Tiny Toons Academy sequel to Tiny Toon Adventures all the way back in 2020. Oh, boy, what may I share about this? Well, for starters, the show production was a hell pit, and our art director quit on the spot thanks to many things that went badly (but generally, thanks to showrunner antics.) In fact, I remember many artists involved in this project were very pissed off at these changes, and many of 'em (including me) quit the project. That's why layouts for the second episode were drawn somewhere in... FEBRUARY 2022. Yeah, for two years, there's been an ongoing fight. And it seems that this discord just continues to grow limitlessly ;// Now, leaks! The first that I saw was probably done by some pissed-off animator, who just wanted to show people what monstrosity is being created. Followed by the leak of new animation to make fans less pessimistic about the upcoming reboot. Lots of artists and animators are sitting on anonymous forums (which I won't provide a link to :)) where they can vent about this whole project. Also, the studio that worked on the first episode (apparently the 2nd leaked animation) was Studio Redfrog based in France. They worked on the main characters rigger and a couple of props. Moving on to the biggest, most awful change I saw when it comes to this project. Feminism. It's so right into your eyes, and so annoying, and I think it's one of the reasons why Buster's voice is like 5 years old talking. In some leaked shots you can clear it's Babs who takes the spot, while Buster just tends to be cast away. I'm not a writer so I don't know what the F is going on. But, this is straight-up awful. If you'll be able to dig more stuff, try paying more attention to how much Babs is being focused on. lol Are they siblings/couple? One of the things that many of us didn't like was this change. Believe me; there are some very passionate people on the project (at least when I was still around) who did watch the original, and it just kills them from the inside, knowing what this reboot has done. And for the sake of clarity: Babs and Buster are a couple. This reboot won't change that. At least, that's what I heard when they tried to explain this. Which is weird because now this reboot is changing their relationship, so what? Does this mean that whatever TT:L is doing isn't canon or like au or what?? No one knows and will probably never know... What I know is that this show will premiere very soon and is currently tanking. Very badly. Scripts for the first season are all done with 2022 as a release date. So, I don't know, maybe the show's premiere will be like next month or something? Oh, and I almost forgot. Most of the characters you know, won't get the same treatment as the main five - Buster, Babs, Sweetie, Plucky, Hampton. There's very little screen time for them and writers won't focus too much on them, anyway. Also, knowing the showrunner's haterade for bullies (and males). Don't expect anything good to happen with Monty. ;/ Sorry for almost all of these bad news, but I just wanted to share all of this crap because I saw comments saying this will be "the best show ever." Hell nah, at best - it will be mediocre; at worst - Powerpuff Girls 2016 reboot (or maybe even worse X_X) Me gusta faces flashback, ewwwwwwwwwwwwww Okay, I've got something nice for ya for reading all of this crap. Something nice, and here's the link to my own line chat with them you'll have to click view more tinytoons.fandom.com/wiki/Message_Wall:Fynkie
This along with the Animaniacs reboot was cheap and lacking a lot compared to the originals, which I grew up with in the 90s and are my favorites along with Pinky and the Brain and Freakazoid. The only good reboots worth watching are DuckTales 2017 and Looney Tunes Cartoons! Oh also the Paul Rudish Mickey Mouse series!
That's the problem with reboots. It's basically New Coke syndrome. I mean a few episodes were good, but perhaps this series would've been better if the episodes has segments instead of making every episode one long plot.
I will say if it’s one thing I agree with you the most, I think there should’ve been more episodes with different characters speaking to each other. Looniversity is lacking a bit with these stories, and sometimes the story was too rushed or cram packed. I think the show deserves an 8/10, but I don’t think it’s bad. The first few episodes are meh, but I think episodes 5 and 10 were pretty good.
They made Buster and Babsy twins??? This is going to make old episodes with love songs etc, very weird...was that even needed??? I want to watch the show but just that cut to continuity with the old show makes me feel that there was little interest in recreating the past cartoon, and who this characters were, there are many episodes that revolved around Babsy and Buster as kind of liking each other, or absolutly into it like Babsy was in the musical videos...is this to remove the side of intense infatuation that Babsy sometimes had as if it were a disadvantage or a bad role for a girl? What a stupid thing. This is not an Amy Ross situation, Babsy was complex and more than that already most of the time, but yes, even when they were also friends she liked Buster, and was part of who she was, but of all the role models I can feel as a role for kids, she was one of the best, the most funny character, very into acting and imitations, dmart, sensitive and empathetic, Babsy was great, she was better than Buster xD, people fall in love, there is nothing wrong with that when you have a multifaceted character that don't makes that the point of its existence. Actually, it bothers me enough to not watch the cartoon.
and what about mary melodies, the african american girl? hopefully buster and babs will each have a love interest. the new fifi fell in ,love with hamton too. plucky might fall in love with shirley. buster's girlfriend could be harriet who is also one of babs' friend. just a thought.
Wtf… they’re twins now??? Their whole spiel back in the day used to be, “I’m Babs Bunny, I’m Buster Bunny… no relation” … this annoys me for someone who loves Tiny Toons so much
Yeah.. They wanted to try a supportive sibling dynamic. Obviously they didn't watch to original cartoon, else they could have used BINKY Bunny as a sibling instead. Keeping the no relation aspect, but also giving a supportive sibling. Heck Binky had a lack of comedy from what we could tell, something a toon should have. Or throw a curve ball and make Plucky and Buster BROTHERS, and reveal in the reboot that he dresses as a duck.
well I'd hugely disagree I'd feel like Tiny Toons Looniversity is a fun and interesting series and the high light is they brought in the Major Looney Tunes characters in this show and a HUGE Looney Tunes fan that is a good thing and it it's funny to watch from the episodes I've seen
@@animezilla4486 For one thing, I love the fact that the classes are a lot more diverse in regards to toon education. That lesson Daffy gave about anvils was...honestly impressive
You can spoil this garbage all you want. It's an insult to the original TTA and it's an insult to the fans who grew up with the original as kids. We waited so many years and this is what we get? No relations to siblings? And none of the original VAs are back?
I admit, I was a bit disappointed when I checked it out, because what I don’t understand, is that some characters meeting for the first time, when Buster meets Plucky and Hamton. becoming roommates, even though, they knew each other very well in the old Tiny Toon Adventures, so it sounds like a reboot to me instead of a sequel. And of course their dialogue is different too which is kinda disappointing.
It’s still too early to judge the show. It’s a nice change of pace than what CN has at the moment. Also it’s 22 mins so they can focus more on the episode than rushing it.
Some shows should not be 22 minutes long each episode, especially more comedic and slapstick ones. There's got to be a break in the story without filler, and a right balance of pacing.
So wait.. no Elmyra? I mean I heard Montana Max is supposed to be in the reboot but the reports also said there is no Elmyra. That is just wrong. Also not too much on Buster and Babs being twins (the whole "I'm buster. And I'm Babs. No Relation" line is like iconic on tiny toons), but on that I will at least see where they are going... that is if the show was decent. I also can't get into this reboot that much.
I don't care for it either but the original isn't that good either. The biggest problem with both shows is they like to go for the cliche and obvious jokes. Their idea of a joke is dropping an anvil on someone. I love physical humor but we've seen that a billion times. Looney Tunes did those types of jokes but back then those gags were fresher and they were tying to be innovative. This show is too predictable. If you want good slapstick from a newer cartoon turn on Gumball. Expect the Unexpected my foot. You are better off watching the Classic Looney Tunes. Making Buster and Babs brother and sister when they were in love in the original is very creepy. Why even make that change.
This is not working out well. I watched the first episode last night and it was WAY too cheesy. This includes the classic things in Tiny Toon Adventures that are now lost because of this reboot such as: Babs and Buster being siblings. Shirley Loon (One of my favs) looks and sounds all different. Hamton’s mom is now a doubter on him, even though she never really existed. Sweetie Bird is not naked anymore. And Babs isn’t into cosplaying anymore. WHAT HAPPENED TO MY CHILDHOOD 😭😭😭
The biggest flaw of this show is it isnt all that funny. The original had a lot of great skits and jokes and the humor was snappier, partly because the 5 minute short format worked better.
I thought this series was overall "meh." The reboot wasn't terrible, but theres not a whole lot that made me think it was amazing. Just middle if the road.
I did try to give it a chance, really i did, and while the animation is good, the show itself isn't all that funny, and the fact that they made buster and babs into twins didn't exactly help with that, tta is still 10x funnier and better than looniversity in my opinion!
Growing up, Tiny Toon Adventures was one of my favorite shows. I remember sitting in front of the TV with my big brother, eagerly waiting for each new episode to air. So, when I heard that a remake of the beloved cartoon was in the works, I couldn't wait to watch it with my brother once again. However, my excitement quickly turned into disappointment as I watched the new show, Tiny Toons Looniversity, with my brother. It was nothing like the original show that I grew up with, and to be honest, I wished they had never made it. As soon as the show started, I noticed something was off. The iconic character, Buster Bunny, was missing his signature gloves. I couldn't believe my eyes. How could they change such a crucial element of the character? It may seem like a small detail, but for me, it was a big red flag. If they couldn't get something as simple as this right, what else would they mess up? As the show continued, more and more changes became apparent. The character design of some of the characters, especially Lola Bunny, looked drastically different from their original counterparts. I couldn't help but think, 'It's that Lola Bunny?' It seemed like the creators were trying too hard to modernize the characters, and in the process, lost their charm and appeal. But the most disappointing aspect was the voice acting. As a fan of the original show, I was expecting to hear the familiar and iconic voices of the characters I grew up with. However, some of the characters' voices were not a 1:1 match with the original show. It felt like they were trying to imitate the voices, but it just didn't feel the same. This took away from the immersion and nostalgia that I was hoping for. As the show progressed, I realized that the jokes and gags were not as sharp and clever as I remembered. They felt more like tickles than real jokes and gags. The writing was mediocre, and I found myself barely laughing at the supposed 'funny' moments. It seemed like the show was trying too hard to be funny, and instead, it came off as forced and unoriginal. But the moment that cemented my disappointment in the show was a scene where Buster Bunny was twerking. Yes, you read that right. Buster Bunny, the cute and innocent bunny from my childhood, was twerking. It was a cringe-worthy moment that I never thought I would see in a Tiny Toon show. I couldn't help but think, 'Oh god, why? My childhood is cursed.' It felt like the creators were desperately trying to appeal to a younger audience rather than staying true to the original show's tone and humor. And if that wasn't enough, there was gross-out humor in the show. The original Tiny Toon Adventures was known for its clever writing and witty humor, not gross-out jokes. This isn't the Ren and Stimpy Show, guys. I couldn't fathom why the creators thought it would be a good idea to incorporate such humor into a beloved children's show. It was unnecessary and took away from the show's charm and appeal. That's why I don't want Tiny Toons Looniversity to succeed. It saddens me to see a beloved show being remade in such a disappointing and unappealing way. The show may have its audience, but as a fan of the original, it's not for me. I would rather remember the show as it was and not tarnish my childhood memories with this disappointing remake. That is why I urge the creators to reconsider their approach and stick to what made the original show so beloved - its charm, clever writing, and nostalgia. Full stop.
If I do have to be honest, buster and babs' change doesn't really depress me too much However the change I'm much more concern on is with hamton pig, hes intended Sympathy just feels Forced and barely engaging.
That being said if the designers want to make a chuck.e cheese cartoon with those looks, I won't mind it, Just keep it light hearted, not afraid to exspress inner child emotions (like mr. roger), yet keep it happy and delightful for younger audiance too. (like mlp)...and not as random as ronnie the unicorn.
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You're entitled to your opinion of course, but I don't think it's fair to judge the entire series after just three episodes, especially since by your own admission you've somehow never seen or even heard of the original Tiny Toons Adventures. My advice: watch both series so you can make a more accurate comparison. Also just FTR: the female skunk is named Fifi LaFume, the female duck is Shirley the Loon (a simultaneous descendant of Melissa Duck from The Scarlet Pumpernickel and a spoof on actress Shirley MacLaine) and it's Wile E. Coyote, not Willy. FTR, I've streamed all ten episodes on Max and I thought it was OK; it didn't change my life or anything, but it was alright.
“I like the concept, but not the execution.” Do yourself a big big favour and watch the original Tiny Toons Adventures. Buster and Babs are definitely NOT siblings. Whoever greenlit that decision should see a shrink.
Oh, i didn't say my bit yet. I saw General Hogspital on RU-vid and I honestly didn't care for it. I did not want to generalize that the new series was bad, so I started to watch the old stuff and compare it to the new episode. Then the show came out and I watched them in order. I enjoy the show now, with the first episode I saw being one of my favorite - even if the logic and writing is flawed (How would a disease that prevent toons from recovering help against a toon that never received an injury?) It's an OK show, but it's not one of the great ones we've been looking for. I think they could have done better, but they might have been rushing this out.
My opinion i do not like this show, they ruined one of the iconic couples with buster and babs twins, and just my perception they change the personality of buster to much, and hampton i do not is too boring not for me
I don’t like it, they got none of the original voice actors back except Elmyra despite most of them being alive, they would’ve only had to replace Hamton and Plucky, the animation is stiff and their models barely change, the humor falls flat, the characters act almost nothing like their original counterparts, and most of the original characters who are present don’t do anything.
The animation feels off, it feels stiff. I'm not trying to compare to the original nothing beats hand drawn animation, but other flash animation shows made it work. This doesn't feel fluid.
Retconning Buster and Babs making them related is like retconning Nightwing and Batgirl making them related, it creates this grotesque association when looking back at the original, which I'm certain was intended. I won't waste my time with this trash remake.
This is good imp but there’s something about the characters I don’t get. Is this suppose to take place after the original show? If so, why in the first place are they new to each other even though I predicted that everyone was going to know everyone since high school? Other than that I really enjoyed this.
Yes, Is not a bad show, but I ...just didn't think it was looney enough. Just random and to logical, so much that I felt kinda betrayed on the looney tune gags being lies. And I Wish for more actual movements (squash and stretch) for the show. Once again, is not bad, but could have been more cartoony.
Way too early to judge on this series DC, not to mention Steven Spielberg is back to running his own project. It also runs about 22 minutes per an episode, something that Cartoon hasn't been airing for more than a decade ago, so give it time.
Buster and Babs Bunny were great as friends, Sweetie Bird's original personality was fine the way it was, the reboot doesn't have the character end tags, there are no wrap around segments, Arnold, Barky Marky, Mary Melody, and other Tiny Toon Adventures characters aren't in the reboot that no one asked for, Acme Acres doesn't appear in the Tiny Toons Looniversity intro, the Tiny Toons Adventures intro was fine the way it was, Buster and Babs Bunny were awesome when they were voiced by Tres Macneil and Charlie Adler, Dizzy Devil isn't voiced by Maurice Lamarche, Plucky Duck doesn't wear his white tank top, he doesn't come up with get rick quick schemes, Babs Bunny doesn't do celebrity impersonations on Tiny Toons Looniversity, Buster and Babs Bunny don't say, "no relation" Hamton J. Pig isn't neat, etc.🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
ok sense no one here really has an idea of how they exactly feel about it, I'll tell y'all what the problem is. The problem isn't that they don't rotate through enough characters, it's not any character changes they made, it's not even the fact that it is center in school more. All the new changes are solid on paper, like them or not, the problem is the -say it with me- *modern writing*. The writing of the show consist of these things things: Bland unfunny dialogue, stale character dynamics, unamusing plots, and worst of all very weak jokes, the shows execution is just bland all around, for no reason. When it comes to the plots most of them are just school/college trope plots you've seen before with these bland characters in them; one is moving in your dorm with a bad roommate, one is have trouble finding your major, one is a school prank episode, sports episode, school paper reporting false news, student rival episode, unlikely duo episode, etc... with no real unique enough hook or twist or even just strong execution to them; you almost forget these are *Loony* Tunes characters, learning how to be more *loony* Another thing that makes this show specifically boring is the pacing of the dialogue, it doesn't give you much time to breath as it hops from one droning, unfunny, semi quirky exchange of words -with some spliced in snarky humor- to another. These characters and their dynamics do not make for interesting exchanges in the slightest, with the most interesting ones being not Bugs and not Daffy schooling on each other, or not Daffy taking advantage of not Porky or not Porky being not Daffy's side kick, dynamics done better in every way in their original incarnations (as in og Loony tunes). This show just sucks, not the worst or horrible show, but it's not good at being a piece of entertainment.
to each their own I mean I get it is like the first one and the jokes of course changed because of the times but I thought it was good. One think I didn't like was the whole the women have to be tough as nails. We get it DAMSEL IN DISTRESS DAYS ARE DONE
F this show I will stick with the OG cartoon, I just now started to watch this thing I refuse to call it a cartoon show. Why in the hell would they make Babs and Buster twins wtf. They did this just to poop on the OG fans F them and may they burn in hell. as soon as I notice the change in the first few second I was like hell no and stop watching this crap.
It was ok, tbh. Not as better as the original, but at least it did fine in comparison to that... now-horrific Animaniacs reboot. The animation was still great tho.
Main reason I bought the DVD set, was worth the 299.95 I spent on it. Found the episodes much more hilarious than modern cartoons. One in particular actually PREDICTED the event with the Head of MAX. With trying to remove cartoons and all. Episode being "Washingtoon" Where some bigwig showed up to make cartoons more realistic, "Oh you can't show violence on a cartoon because it's too violent" Or "A person wouldn't survive being hit by an anvil" Just like how modern shows seem to focus on, which is dumb. Cartoons aren't supposed to be realistic, they don't have to be nice, etc. Cartoons are supposed to be free of logic, and wacky. Sure is it wrong for a guy to pursue a woman all creepy like, Yes. But it's just a cartoon, nothing more. Plus makes the times the woman gets her revenge all the more hilarious. That would be like saying kids that watch only cartoons about sharing and caring would result in them being NICE.
I’m not surprised someone would say this is a disappointment, and I understand this may not be as good as the original, but I’m at least giving this series a chance because I find it interesting. Sure there’s no Elmyra and the characters aren’t their original selves, but it’s nice to see how they are interacting with each other. I’ll keep going after the 10 episodes that have already aired on Max.
And Gogo Dodo is in the background. They really did him dirty. He was all over the place and very charasmatic in the original. I'm afraid this will get cancelled before he has a line or dialogue in the next season.This leaves me no choice but to try an animated rant video of him or a fellow dodo of his sometime this year!
I don't think that's fair. It's still early. 3 episodes isn't anywhere near enough time. I've seen just as many episodes as you have, and I haven't decided if I like it yet.
The 90s version is so much better it makes this looks crap considering the Velma series I believe there is some one in HBO trying to sabotage the company no one can be this out of touch with the audience unintentionally. When you see the 90s Tiny Toons you’ll see the difference.
I would like to say why the fuck did they make Buster and Babs as siblings; The No Relation Gag was what made Tiny Toon Adventures Golden back in 1990 just as Let's Get Dangerous was for Darkwing Duck back in 1991. Also, why THE FUCK is Sweety Babs' BFF when Shirley and Fifi are her BFFs, I mean Sweety didn't hang out with Babs in The Original and this is some Bullshit. They should've kept Fifi as a French Skunk but instead they have her from Canada like WTF.
Well I remember in one episode Hampton said in this version fifi was French Canadian but I get what your saying I mean for the episode where buster cloned himself after all his time not being able to talk in the original now they decide to give furball a voice? Why now for all reasons no wonder the original was golden I mean I would have liked to see furball with a voice in the original but seriously waiting this long and now he gets a voice?
Yeah, I definitely don't care about watching these reboots anymore. They never have the original writers who were extremely clever and witty. Instead, we get these bullshit Millennials with their weak writing skills that does its best to imitate the originals while shoehorning their garbage agenda such as Climate Change, unfeminizing women, Trump bashing and other bullshit I don't care to hear about.
