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We really dont

>>78622389
We dont, its just that made the movie was only able to afford the License for Top Cat so they are milking it for as much as they can.

Would you rather have another 5 Huevo Meme movies?

Or perhaps more Chavo Animemed?

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>>78623075
>Would you rather have another 5 Huevo Meme movies
>Or perhaps more Chavo Animemed

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>>78623075

To be fair the ones that love it are late 80's Mexicans that became adults to early and had babies that forced kids to watch top cat, it was either that or these two assholes.

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>>78623922
honestly Id rather those 2 assholes, at least they crossed over with El Santo in 3 movies.

>>78622389
Because they know quality.

/ I got nuthin'.

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>>78624121

El Santo made everything better he was to godly he made Shit shine like gold from the Legendary City of EL DORADO.

>>78622389
because it reminds Mexicans of their own lives (the trash, the aspirations of wealth that go nowhere, the police as antagonists).

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>>78624227
somethings just make everything better

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>>78624304

>>78622389
We don't

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>>78624227
I like his cartoon, a shame it only had one season.
>>78624304
Deep.
>>78624321
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mq9Agdtpfs

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>>78624467

that cartoon needed 6 season and a Movie

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>>78622389
ok so here is the thing, this guy is "el tata" he was a voice actor for a lot of classic cartoons and he was a cool guy that's why a lot of people liked the first top cat movie

But now el tata is kill and anima studios keeps making shitty movies because televisa wants to keep the license
>>78623075
Huevo is kinda cool sometimes and it has better animation than anything made by anima studios

>>78627366

this pretty much

>>78627366
This is what I'd heard, I didn't realize he was also all those other voices too though.

the only thing this thread makes me want to do is watch original hannah barbera top cat

>>78622389
Nobody ever remembers Fancy

>>78622389
Top Cat sucks. I have the animated movie on VHS.

>>78629394
He wasn't very memorable in the Mexican dub.

>>78624681
Go back to reddit puto

Not mexican but I used to love the shit out of that show as a kid. I wonder if it still holds up.

B U I L D W A L L

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff/WesternAnimation

Top Cat was only a modest success in the United States, where it ran for a mere 30 episodes and is relatively obscure to modern audiences (unless you're a classic cartoon historian/fan, like Jerry Beck, John Kricfalusi, or Leonard Maltin). In Latin America, it's Hanna-Barbera's biggest franchise, rivaling only The Flintstones in its success and still regularly rerun to this day. It is so popular that Officer Dibble's name, dubbed as "Oficial Matute", became slang in several Latin American countries for "police officer". It is even so popular that in 2011, Warner Bros. (who now owns the franchise after taking over Hanna-Barbera) licensed out the property to Anima Studios of Mexico to create a Top Cat animated feature specifically targeted at the Latin American fanbase. The ticket sales in Mexico alone paid for the film and it's the fifth highest grossing Mexican-produced film of all time.
The show's popularity owed a great deal to the Woolseyism of the dub. Each character name was changed to a typical Latin American name and each cat was given a distinctive and different Mexican accent appropriate to the character. Considering that Mexican media is very popular in most latin american countries, people everywhere were familiar with those changes.
Top Cat's popularity also stems in part from casually happening to be similar to a popular Mexican cinema character of the time called Tin Tan.

>>78624304
THIS.

>>78622389
who doesn't like top cat?

>>78623075
Mexican animation is shit.

>>78634339
i bet it's 2nd place in north america

If you Americans think there's a rhyme or reason why some shows are localized better/at all and others aren't, you will be severely disappointed.

Over here Street Sharks aired for way longer than Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, on more important networks.
Ninja Turtles were mostly only toys.

NOONE KNOWS WHY.

"OH GOLLY GEE I WONDER WHY THEY DON'T LIKE THE TURTLES AS MUCH!"

Same goes for anything.

The United States don't think before exporting media, and nobody else thinks while importing them.
Everything is governed by random chance.

There are random spurts of your media-cum all over the world, and none of it is done organically, with market research or any care.

>>78629394
He's extremely un-memorable

Latinos love anything american, which is why theres so many crappy 3D animations of Minecraft, Angry Birds, and Spongebob in spanish on youtube. It's weird tho, it seems like they just enjoy seeing the characters, and don't care what they're doing or what the characters are actually like.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlhXLOLB-Cw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XFfUM47IgU

Basically they just throw together things that 10 year old latino children like and get millions of views

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>>78622389
We don't. As >>78627366 said, we loved El Tata's voice and many kids were brought to the cinemas because their parents were all "muh nostalgia" on them. But then the sequel happened and El Tata died (not in that order, I think) and it all went to hell.
>>78623075
>"Would you rather have another 5 Huevo Meme movies?"
Wey, tampoco están tan mal. La última tuvo un argumento del nabo pero la animación mejoró como cinco mil años luz comparada con las anteriores (na'mas que quiten al personaje del pinche Omar Chaparro, que me cayó en los...huevos, irónicamente)
>"Or perhaps more Chavo Animemed?"
No hay guerra en Ba Sing Se

>>78634452
wow this is the largest, warmest high pile of shit say-everything-yet-nothing-at-the-same-time projecting bullshit I've seen today.

>>78634325
Gringos

>>78635612
>I'm angry at nothing

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>>78637074
>say a whole lot of nothing in a backhanded attempt at shaming a non-existent group plus projecting in a heated manner
>get called out on his sperg overdrive
>'U OBVIOUSLY DUN KNOW WHUT URE TALKING BOUT'
>'IM OBVIOUSLY SMARTER AND NOT MADDER THAN U' etc etc
stop posting anytime, for your own sake

>>78634594
jesus if an American made that they'd have 6 different companies f

>>78637074
you are indeed.

>>78637419
Fuck, the Jews got Anon!

>>78627366

Literally the only reason I went to see the Get Smart remake is because they got this guy to reprise his role as Max's mexican voice.

>>78623075
How was the new Huevos movie? I had a friend working in the movie as one of the animators, but never saw the movie.

>>78622389
Jesus christ, what are these renders?

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>>78638172
That's the only reason ANYONE in mexico watched it, they even credited him in the ads

>>78630279

what not enough season? how about 8 seasons and a trilogy of movies?

>>78638172
>>78638511
But he was fucking awful
The dude in the trailer was a much better option than MUH NOSTALGIA

>>78634339
Could be worse. Could be german.

>>78637227
you're calling him autistic?