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Today, I will be talking about the most oddest of plagiarisms that I have so far discovered. It's a television program called Simba, the King Lion, made by an Italian company called Mondo World, released in 1995.
Believe it or not, the people behind this are the same people who made Legend of the Titanic, that insulting animated adaptation of one of the greatest tragedies in the history of humanity that has flying dolphins and a giant Octopus with a Dog face in it. Yet this show was made before Legend of the Titanic came out.
This show directly rips off from The Lion King, and even from Bambi, The Jungle Book and Dumbo.
It's about a Simba clone, living in a generic jungle land, whose father is killed by Human poachers who do not do anything after shooting him (what kind of hunter just kills and leaves the body without doing anything with it?). Simba clone now has to live with a wolf family as he plays with a Bambi clone and is educated by a Dumbo Crow, a Baloo clone and a Kaa clone, among others (like the spirits of nature).
At the same time, a Shere Khan clone wants to take over the jungle, aided by sidekick Kurty the Striped Hyena (is he supposed by like Tabaqui the jackal from the original book by Rudyard Kipling?) as well as some obnoxious monkeys.
Each episode teaches an alright moral, but it is just so hard to take seriously with such recognizable things in it! Yet, characters from The Jungle Book featured here are not copied directly from the Disney adaptation, they are actually copied from an anime adaptation of The Jungle Book.
I tell you, I have never seen anything so direct in its plagiarism before!
Your thoughts?
Believe it or not, the people behind this are the same people who made Legend of the Titanic, that insulting animated adaptation of one of the greatest tragedies in the history of humanity that has flying dolphins and a giant Octopus with a Dog face in it. Yet this show was made before Legend of the Titanic came out.
This show directly rips off from The Lion King, and even from Bambi, The Jungle Book and Dumbo.
It's about a Simba clone, living in a generic jungle land, whose father is killed by Human poachers who do not do anything after shooting him (what kind of hunter just kills and leaves the body without doing anything with it?). Simba clone now has to live with a wolf family as he plays with a Bambi clone and is educated by a Dumbo Crow, a Baloo clone and a Kaa clone, among others (like the spirits of nature).
At the same time, a Shere Khan clone wants to take over the jungle, aided by sidekick Kurty the Striped Hyena (is he supposed by like Tabaqui the jackal from the original book by Rudyard Kipling?) as well as some obnoxious monkeys.
Each episode teaches an alright moral, but it is just so hard to take seriously with such recognizable things in it! Yet, characters from The Jungle Book featured here are not copied directly from the Disney adaptation, they are actually copied from an anime adaptation of The Jungle Book.
I tell you, I have never seen anything so direct in its plagiarism before!
Your thoughts?
Total Eclipse of April 2024
Today, a total solar eclipse was visible within a band covering parts of North America, stretching from Mexico to Canada and covering the contiguous United States. We all know what a solar eclipse is, but a total solar eclipse occurs when the Moon's apparent diameter is larger than the Sun's, blocking all direct sunlight, turning day into darkness. Me and my family and friends got to observe it with special glasses to protect our retinas. And yes, things got temporarily darker and colder during the springtime afternoon.
Easter Sunday
Today is a special day, where Jesus Christ rose from the dead. We also have chocolates, chicken chicks and rabbits to celebrate with.
Clyde, Ivan, and Moe
Coming soon, some art for yet another concept of mine. A nonsensical comedy animated series called Clyde, Ivan, and Moe. The three titular characters are a cockroach, and iguana, and mosquito who live in terrariums in a live creature exhibit inside a big museum in New Fork City, USA - yes, I said fork. Whenever the museum is closed, they and the other exhibited live terrarium animals leave their terrariums to party, as well as explore the rest of the museum (occasionally even venturing outside the museum). Moe the mosquito is not the brightest, but he's still happy and optimistic, and has a big imagination. Ivan the iguana is the brains of trio, always wanting to learn more of what the museum has to offer. He's also cautious and a bit cowardly when danger threatens. Clyde the cockroach is the leader of the three, though he's full of himself and sometimes hot-tempered. Other characters include: Willy the wasp who's always making fun of our trio whenever something goes ary. Tim the
Looney Tunes returning...
Hey, everyone! I just wanted to say that something very interesting has been anounced. But first let me tell you something related to the subject at hand. Last month, during my Christmas special-watching spree, I watched Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas, an entertaining new spin on A Christmas Carol from 2006. It's about Daffy Duck as an arrogant, greedy CEO of a superstore, overworking his staff, especially during the holidays. But the ghosts of of Christmas Past, Present, and Future (played by Granny & Tweety, Yosemite Sam, and Taz) show him what he's doing wrong, which encourages Daffy to change his ways. Again, it's your average retelling of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, but with a pretty entertaining new take. However, around this same time, I found out that something even bigger from Looney Tunes is just around the corner. Now, in general we've been getting some new reimaginings with the classic line-up of characters lately, like the TV series Wabbit/New Looney
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Not only that, in Winner and the Golden Child, Kurty is also known as Veegan!