Let's have a good old thread about wartime cartoons.
I'll start with some Popeye
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This one is Seein' Red, White 'N' Blue, from 1943
Let's have a good old thread about wartime cartoons
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Caleb Howard
>BLAH radio station
Clever
Robert Kelly
>screwed the OP up
Shit.
Anyway, here's The Mighty Navy, from 1941
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Luis Parker
You stupid FUCK YOU HAD ONE JOB.
As a side note, good stuff OP.
Does anyone else remember Cartoon Network airing a series of war cartoons in consecutive order once?
Damn I remember that. Toon something with the letters sitting on hay in the background in a wooden box.
Also
>Bluto and Poeye working together
Didn't expect that honestly.
Isaac Thompson
Now the classic You're a Sap, Mr. Jap from 1942
Luke Ward
This is Baby Wants a Bottleship, the last Fleischer Popeye cartoon, from 1942
Carson Mitchell
I was always a big fan of Russian Rhapsody.
Isaac Wright
Yes, it was called "Toonheads"
Julian Walker
Scrap the Japs from 1942
Elijah Powell
Can't talk about war cartoons without this guy:
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Levi Barnes
Heh, I was going to post that one.
Here's more Private Snafu
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This one is Spies, from 1943
Camden Martin
I think it's interesting how fast that cartoon came out after pearl harbor and the start of the declared war. Like 3 months. Japan wasn't on a lot of people's radar before pearl harbor.
This video was made in 1941, and is about the draft.
Brody Diaz
This is Censored, from 1944
Andrew Ward
The Home Front, 1943
Landon Wood
Booby Traps, 1944
Zachary Bell
Boobs. Neat. Literally couldn't get away with that today, even if it was specifically made for the military without any exposure otherwise.
Landon Scott
This one is from Mr. Hook
Tokyo Woes from 1945
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I just love when the war bonds save the day, it's so fucking corny.
Joshua Thompson
The Ducktators, 1942
Julian Williams
Speaking of ducks and war bonds here's The Spirit of '43
Brayden Parker
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Education for Death: The Making of the Nazi, 1943
James Foster
Another Disney classic, youtube.com
Der Fuehrer's Face, 1943
Liam Rogers
Blitz Wolf - Tex Avery - 1942
I'd put a youtube link up but the quality on that one is too shitty.
Lucas Baker
That's all for today, I hope you enjoyed it. I'll post some more tomorrow if this thread is still alive.
Jace Diaz
Bumping for victory
Brayden Gutierrez
Good stuff. It's a shame there isn't a good version in Youtube, I blame jews.
Isaac Sanchez
There were also lots of cartoons about World War I, for years after it ended.
Here's Mickey Mouse in "The Barnyard Battle":
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Mickey mouse was just coming out in Germany for the first time when this was made, and the censors there didn't like seeing evil cats wearing German war helmets. This led to it being the first Disney film to be banned, if only in Germany.
Easton Robinson
Look Who's Back: the Animated Series looks fun.
Jackson Watson
Have a classic wartime Looney Tunes short - Plane Daffy. It parodied the infamous Mata Hari who was executed for being a German spy in World War 1.
I could only find a good quality version on DailyMotion
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Ian Harris
>Let's have a good old thread about wartime cartoons.
You mean like Adventure Time or do you mean actual propaganda cartoons?
Dominic Morales
Actual propaganda, duh.
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Evan Williams
Fantastic cartoon.
Jason Turner
I remember this being showed on Cartoon Network back in the day. Hata Mari gave me strange feelings
Kevin Nelson
Fun fact Mata Hari is a party member in one of the Shadow Hearts games
Dominic Perry
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Liam Russell
>ENEMY (name your own)
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Mason Campbell
Another classic, Tokio Jokio.
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