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Disney Animation History

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This eassay about the animation characters development from Walt Disney to Warner Bross. The Walt Disney is one of the famous and earliest animation company in the world. The Animation is a step by step process of displaying still images in a rapid sequence to create the illusions of movement. This company was founded in Los Angeles, California. Today, The Walt Disney Company one of largest and best-known studios in Hollywood. Mickey Mouse is an anthropomorphic animal cartoons character which became an icon and official mascot for The Walt Disney Company. Besides that, Mickey Mouse is also one of the universal symbols of the 20th century. In 1928, Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks created a new single animated character, Mickey Mouse. When Mickey first …show more content…

He was created as a replacement for Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. In 1927, Disney was created Oswald as first cartoon. Charles Mintz was poorly received and demanded a better version of Oswald. A trolley troubles was officially launched as a next cartoon and it was well-received. In 1928, Disney was having financial problems and demanded an increased budget from Mintz which he refused. Mintz will take over Oswald alone if Disney did not agreed with the terms. While on the train, Disney was started to thinking of character that can be replace Oswald. He told his wife that a mouse named Mortier will replace Oswald and his wife was renamed it as a …show more content…

Bugs is an antropomorphic who has famous with his trademark chewing a carrot. He is flippant and insouciant personality. The first Bugs appearance in April 30, 1938 in “Porkys Hare Hunt” for early version. For officisl verson, he appearance in “A Wild Hare”. A Wild Hare was a huge success in theaters. In 1943, Bugs popularity soared during World War ll. In 1944, Bug Bunny made his appereance in “Jasper Goes Hunting”. After World War ll, Bugs continued his appearance in “False Hare” in 1964. Early 1990, Bugs was featured in varius animated such as “Bug Bunny’s Thankgiving Diet”, “Bug Bunny ‘s Bustin All Over”, and “Bugs Bunny’s Looney Christmas Tales”. Warner Bross and Diosney has made a collaboration and produced “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”. Bugs appeared as one of inhabitants of Toowtown. Disney’s biggest star, Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny from Warnar Bross alway together in frame when

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