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10 Hilarious Ripoffs Of The Most Popular Cartoons

10 Hilarious Ripoffs Of The Most Popular Cartoons

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10 Cartoon knockoffs that will make you laugh! If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then there are some creators of animations who should feel very flattered. We've found some pretty amusing forms of ripoffs to show you. Some of them are obvious, some of them are less obvious, and some of them are just plain weird. Today, we are going to take a look at 10 Hilarious Rip Offs of the Most Popular Cartoons. Do you know the film Ratatouille We think you probably do, it was a big hit, and it was pretty much an instant classic. However, the film inspired its very own ripoff, called Ratatoing. What really puzzles us about this is the name. Ratatouille is a classic French dish, whereas we have no idea what Ratatoing could be a pun on, other than the characters name. But we might be wrong there. In 1998, DreamWorks and Disney/Pixar were in conflict. DreamWorks accused Disney of ripping off its film Antz with its movie A Bugs Life. But both of those films got themselves ripped off at the same time, and we will tell you about that. When The Amazing World of Gumball got ripped off by Miracle Star, the creators of the Cartoon Network show knew they had to take action. They did so perfectly, and youll find out more about that here. Well also be showing you ripoffs of Charlottes Web, Planes, Scooby Doo, and more. Be sure to watch to the end to see a rip off that actually serves as a parody. Thanks for watching, and dont forget to subscribe!
Date: 2022-06-06

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Hanna-Barbera made a whole bunch of Scooby clones through the 70s. All carried the same basic formulas. group of teenagers with some sort of sidekick character solving mysteries. Goober and the Ghost Chasers, Captain Caveman, JabberJaw, Josie and the Pussycats, Speed Buggy, The Funky Phantom, The New Schmoo all used the same Scooby Doo formula. This was not them trying to rip off their own creation over and over, it is what was popular at the time. In the dawn of TV in the late 50s funny animal characters were popular. In the 60s Superhero shows ruled. The 70s featured the said mystery shows, the early 80s showcased cute miniature characters living in colonies. Mid 80s was the era for 30 minute toy promotions, late 80s it was time for baby-fied versions of past characters. Pretty much cartoons chased their audiences interests.
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5: 47 bet it was just a funny thing that they both had a bug movie idea, for me a bug life not remember ant something that much. And sad part that there bug life land in Disneyland is gone. My fav land in there for a while. But now it cars land witch oddly only at Disneyland.
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Shoes that help or saved the colony from an evil hermit crab what the hell hermit crabs r small penguins are bigger than a hermit crab how can a hermit crab terrorize a colony of big penguins what's the whole point then
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Technically Mumble from Happy Feet is suppose to look like the other adult Penguins when he grows older so Whyy does he still look like how he looks like when hes younger when he is an adult?
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The most blatant rip off of a popular cartoon. check out Blastoff Buzzard from the late 70s. The so-bad-theyre good B-team for the Coyote and Road Runner shorts.
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Actually, in Spider's Web: A Pig's Tale, it's completely super bizarre.
There were aliens and ghosts.
All that for a pie being eaten.
I know, crazy, right?

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Fun fact: the lion king is a knockoff/remake of kimba the white lion.
How? Kimba the white lion came out in 1966.
dont send hate pls TwT

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I'm surprised that minions have never got ripped off and the Rugrats. I don't know if the Night Garden is a rip-off of the Teletubbies?
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Im surprised that nobody tried to rip off animaniacs I know the show is old but its coming back and could possibly get a rip off
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Fun fact: Ratatoing the ripoff version was actually shown in the cratoon network The Amazing world of gumball.
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