Old camera footage from the 1990s, taken by a teenager who was hiking in a forest.

Old camera footage from the 1990s, taken by a teenager who was hiking in a forest. This creature is not a common one, as it tries to hide from human society. Some people think it's harmless, although we do not know what predatory behavior this creature has... the capabilities...(whimsical□industries□log□36) This video was originally created on December 2025, and published to YouTube on January 17th, 2026.The Music is "Treefingers" by RadioHead.

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Mickey Mouse looks for some spooky vinyl records for Halloween.

Disney isn't making Mickey cartoons we want to see, so I'm seriously considering making our own, albeit with our limited skills. My brother and I drew it, my brother did the voice acting, and I recorded the music. I've had the rough idea for this gag since about 2008, when I was starting to learn a lot more about Disney. Originally it was meant to be a series of Mickey and his friends going on a road trip in the real world, not just some cartoon version of it, and encountering various real life things they wouldn't see in their Disney bubble.It was gonna be called "Realityland". I wrote some rough scripts back then, but they're not very good. I never wrote down this specific gag until this year, which originally was gonna have Goofy instead of Horace. Jumping ahead about 18 years later (geez), Disney is in a much, much stranger place than it was when I came up with the idea. Mickey cartoon series in particular have been a really mixed bag. I've kept hoping that Disney would finally wise up and make Mickey cool again, but they've never quite managed it, despite the potential Epic Mickey promised. (That said, I quite like Roadster Racers and all adjacent series.) As you most likely know by now, Mickey Mouse went public domain a few years ago. So far no one's really done anything significant with the character. For a few years now I've hoped Disney would adapt the classic 1930s Floyd Gottfredson comics and show everyone Mickey's true potential, but it's clear that ain't happening.I want to do it myself, and I have many ideas, but I can't really animate, or even draw particularly fast, so short animatics will have to do for now.

Mickey in "Spooky Crate Digging" (animatic)

This animation was drawn on paper and then digitize.

In this short film, the characters were hand-animated and digitized using Adobe Animate and Toon Boom. The goal was to simulate a 1930s animation studio production, but using digital resources.

HAND-ANIMATED - short film "The Fishing Trip"

This is a story for the prompt "field" and a bit of "distance" i made in flash use arrow keys to toggle pages music link use arrow keys to toggle pages i tried to be a bit creative with it Special Thanks for im-leia for musicJamirot for this amazing oppurtunityand Newgrounds for their amazing website here is the story (for mobile users) : It was just a regular day at home, chilling, when I heard a voice from above — it was my mom. She told me that tomorrow we are going to take a trip to the fields with my grandparents. "OK," I said. Well, we'll see. Every month we travel to the fields in the countryside just to have a nice day with our grandparents. I really like the fields; it is a silent place to put your thoughts aside and maybe stretch or meditate. When I heard about this, I was excited to go, especially with my grandad. I loved staying with him; he always teaches me cool stuff. Like last year, where he taught me how to make a wooden tent and also taught me how to catch fish. Life here was simple and we were happy. That was until tomorrow, when my mom told me something really tragic. "So, we are going to the fields, but your grandad isn't joining us." "WHY?" I said. "Because… Because… your grandad got a heart attack and passed away," she said while she was sobbing. "WHAT? That can't be…" I said. "It's impossible." I couldn't go to the fields without my grandad. I felt my heart broken from the inside. Then we took the road to the fields. I felt depressed. Now, who would teach me how to make cool things and tell me old trivia? And now he's dead. What's the point of going anyway, you might ask? So, they're hosting my grandad's funeral in the fields. I needed to go; it will be the most important day of my life. That way, I can tell him my final goodbyes. The trip felt long, way too long than it should be. Every mile we crossed, I felt sadder, more depressed. As he was my only best friend in this whole universe, I never had any friends. Everyone likes bullying me for some reason. He was the only one who understood me; he was ME. So, finding out that he's dead just didn't feel right, but I had nothing to do. That's life — people live and die. That's why we need to live the best of it, spend every little second with your family, because you won't be seeing them again. The road went on and on, like it was stretching. It felt like eternity. "Honey, wake up," mom said. I thought we had arrived at the fields, but no — we just stopped at the gas station for a quick rest. I felt devastated. My family went inside to order a quick snack. I didn't have the appetite to eat anything; I just waited in the car. I really wanted to see my grandad one last time in my life. I felt like they took forever to finish ordering. I couldn't wait to go. I saw them exiting the gas station. "FINALLY!" I said. They came back with snacks. "Take some," my sister said while trying to give me a bag of chips. "No thanks," I said. I wasn't that hungry anyway. We took the road, driving our way to the fields — slowly but surely — crossing beautiful landscapes, giant farmlands, and stunning mountains. For a second, I forgot about everything. I was mesmerized by the magnificent views of the wilderness: giant trees, long stretching lakes, and fascinating wildlife. And before I knew it, we finally arrived at the fields. "Oh, here they are!" our grandma shouted while waving her hands. I saw her from far away. When we parked our car, we were greeted by our grandma, but something felt off, like a missing puzzle piece — my grandad was that missing puzzle piece. The trauma hit me again. I instantly remembered everything. I really missed him. I didn't have the chance to see him again. "SNAP OUT OF IT!" my mom said. My grandma led us to the house, where I saw a lot of familiar faces — my uncle, my aunt, and my cousin. "Wanna play something?" he said. "What the hell? Are you SERIOUS? It's a funeral! A FUCKING FUNERAL!" Everyone started staring at me. "Sorry!" I said, but he dragged me away anyway. We went outside in the beautiful sunset, playing soccer and passing the ball. "So, what are you into right now?" my cousin said. "Yeah, nothing, what about you?" I said. "The same," my cousin said. We were kinda just awkwardly passing the ball over and over again with basically no purpose. After passing the ball for about 20 minutes, my mom called me. "Get in here, son," she said. I went to her. "What's the matter, mom?" I said. "Your grandma wants to give you something." She said. I was curious. "What is it?" I said. "Follow me and you'll see." I followed my mom, then I saw my grandmother holding a big can of some sort. "What is this?" I asked. "It's your grandad's time capsule," she said. I was shocked — my grandad's time capsule, that's so COOL! I really wanted to open it. My grandma gave it to me and I started to open it in no time. I found a lot of vintage stuff, like old Star Wars action figures, his old yo-yo that looked SO OLD, old newspapers from the 1970s, and a letter? I picked up the piece of paper. It read: June 23rd, 1982 "Hi there, it's me. I am 15 years old now. I fell in love with this year. I met a lot of new friends and learned a lot of cool new stuff. When I grow up, I will become an engineer, establish a new family, and maybe even meet my grandchildren in the future." I was touched by it. I felt better with this letter. It felt like my grandad was still alive with us. This letter was the cure to my depression and my sadness. I challenged myself to also meet new friends, learn new cool stuff, establish a family, and someday meet my grandchildren in the future. But for now, I just sat down to observe the nature around me. "I wish I could meet you again." THE END

Writer's jam submission 2026 - Dragged to the wild

folow for gas pranks on ashken'azi people in the 1940s,

Nick Senny Becomes A Moderator On Newgrounds

This is for a mod that I made on GameBanana! Go check it out! :D

(TF2) 1930s Valve Intro

Old commercial from the 1960s (or is it?)

"The other day, I was cleaning out my attic. However, in there, I've soon stumbled across an old, dusty VHS tape. I have no idea where it came from. Maybe it was something the previous owners of the house left behind. So I put the tape into my VHS player, and what was played was interesting... It was an old commercial for a cereal brand called "Generic Cereal", and starred what appeared to be super early versions of Johnnie, Janie, and Wolfin The Wolf from TrouserToons. Was this perhaps one of the earliest appearances of these characters? Did I just discover some lost media? Does the history of these characters really go this far back? Regardless, I've decided to rip the footage from the VHS and upload it online for all to see." Nah, I'm just messing with you XD. However, there's still a story behind this one. A big inspiration for the characters of Johnnie and Janie (and by extension, TrouserToons as a whole) was actually those short animations that would play on TV back in the 50s-70s. Such as those short cartoons that used to be shown on Sesame Street, and even old animated commercials from that time! The old "Trix Rabbit" commercials especially! In fact, I noticed that the earliest Trix Rabbit commercials had the rabbit go up against what appeared the exact same pair of kids, one boy and one girl. Sure, they'd sometimes look slightly different depending on the commercial, they still looked like variations of the same boy and girl designs. I assume by the late 60s, the creators of the commercials figured that it would've been more interesting to have different and unique designs for the kids in every commercial rather than it just be the same boy and girl every time lol. Those original boy and girl characters as well as the boy and girl characters from that old "Egg Chant" sketch from Sesame Street were actually THE inspirations for Johnnie and Janie by the way. No kidding, I designed them after I started imagining what a full series starring a pair of twins who looked like those older characters would be like (I have a weird imagination XD). So, I decided to attempt to make an animation in a "1960s style", parodying the oldest Trix Cereal commercials, complete with redesigns of my characters. Since they were a big inspiration for TrouserToons as a whole, I wanted to see how the series would look like if I tried to fully "commit" to that style. Of course, this probably doesn't look super authentic, but it was still an interesting experiment! I decided to include Wolfin The Wolf as the "Rabbit" stand-in (except here, it isn't just the cereal that he wants to eat!). And I'm actually pretty proud of Wolfin's redesign in particular. So much so that I almost want to make it his permanent design now! Almost. Now that I've done all my rambling, enjoy! XD

TrouserToons - "Generic Cereal" Commercial

1980s animation style

in 199X Neo Atlantic City New Jersey, the Mutants returned, so also the Mutant Busters

This is my indie Pilot that I spent my lifesavings on, if you guys like it, there are 5 other episodes my team is working on, which sum up a re telling of the first volume of the 1990s Mutant Buster Comic book this was made by a team of 3 animators working alone during the pandemic. if you enjoy this please check out our patreon none of us have good jobs. <a href="http://patreon.com/MutantBuster" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">http://patreon.com/MutantBuster</a> there is a video game based on this pilot available on the patreon. please also check us out on Youtube <a href="https://youtu.be/0MtAB23qjWM" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://youtu.be/0MtAB23qjWM</a>

Mutant Busters OVA (PILOT)

HEY! Do you know what day it is today? Funny cartoon animation by Erica Crooks

HEY! Do you know what day it is today? Funny cartoon animation by Erica Crooks A wild 4-second short cartoon animation by Erica Crooks that’s not only a character asking “HEY! Do you know what day it is today?” but animated in a wild, crazy, trippy, slightly creepy and funny way inspired by 1990s animation styles like Ren &amp; Stimpy and Rocko’s Modern Life.

HEY! Do you know what day it is today?

In December 1980 a series of alleged UFO sightings over Rendlesham Forest in Suffolk sent the British Public into a state of UFO Fever. Frank completely missed all of this until five months later when he gets a visit from a man claiming that an old friend of his has been murdered by her husband who is using a fake alien abduction close to Rendlesham Forest to cover his tracks. This episode contains a montage. I know, I know… but this did happen in the 1980s. Thank you for watching. Frank

The Hardon Files: The Client S2 E1

The second trailer for my pilot THE ROBOTS

THE ROBOTS 2nd trailer [This is inspired by THE WORKS, an unfinish CGI movie from the 1980s] Music: Impact (2019) by Patrick Moraz THE ROBOTS is about two robots exploring space to find out where they came from, in the pilot we see how it all started, they began to see what's going on on Mars.

THE ROBOTS Trailer 2

possible for a single person to create something with a quality level similar to 1960s Hanna-Barbera action

Dragon torpedo

A very 1950s Animatic

This is the first trailer of THE ROBOTS, and hope you enjoy.It's inspired by THE WORKS a unfinish CGI movie from the 1980s, and I want to replicate the style of THE WORKS.About:It's about a small robot that become sentient after a crash and began to find that the place where he lives, (Mars) that the progress doesn't make sense, then with the help from the original Right Hand Man tries to get to the leader.

THE ROBOTS Trailer 1

The Vacuum

Also this video is clearly jokes and satire. Calm down.

Racist Shampoo Advert from 1976 (Herbal Essences)

The first part of a 4 part music video of the song Robert the Robot from the 1950s.

Robert the Robot 1

Straight from the 1930s to your bookshelf, desk... or bed.

A Very Very Very Very Quick Magic Show

Oliver and Vic Open a Portal to Hell

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Space Interior - https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Lost in Space

Jack Terricloth (1970 – 2021) was an anarchist, punk musician, the founder & leader of The World/Inferno

Things Jack Would Never Do (ANIMATIC)

I was planning to create this animatic months ago, but I was either busy or not motivated to do so. The audio is from the Latin American Spanish dub of the 1970s anime Candy Candy. I may be bilingual,…

Izora thinks about Shadow (Canon x OC animatic)

A retro-futuristic 3D environment created over the course of 2+

months as part of the 3D Environment Design course by ArtCraft School.

This scene represents a crew lounge aboard a utilitarian space …

Crew Lounge — Asteroid Mining Ship

Say hello to the expermental logo I call "The Big T" or the "unique" intro of mine with Saul Bass influence.

I created the new logo around Mid April 2025 to "represent" what "TinasheJK Enterprises" a…

"Saul Bass's Esque" TinasheJK Intro

animation by animating (ALMOST) entirety on ones and some twos like HELL during nights or days. using the 1930s

Cyanish Ball Pencil Test

the skin, hot flashes, fever, and sunburns all over their bodies when they had not been exposed to outdoor

Skitzo - Moon Mania

Super plumbers short: Cooties

Robot Jones is often smitten with his crush, Shannon Westerburg, a tall, young girl with orthodontic

Robot Jones and invader Zim - Cartoon Network & Nickelodeon parody (CROSSOVER ANIMATION)

I have been working on an experimental project call "TinasheJK's Animated Shorts (Remake)" or most appropriately

[35mm Teaser Trailer] TinasheJK's "Remake" Animated Shorts

I was trying to emulate the old nitrate film aesthetic in the early 1900s. Let me know how it is.

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TinasheJK's Animated Shorts (Trailer)

Aol.com

TinasheJadius@outlook.com

tinasheanimation@gmail.com

MADE ON UNITED KINGDOM CIRCA. 1954/1960s

TinasheJK's Animated Shorts (Remake)

Another Head Turn Animation Test again......But with a Cinematography Twist.

Head Turn Animation Test #2【VistaVision】

By Attribution 4.0 License

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

Simon Bichbihler - In the 1980s

Bite Tracker 5000: A Bro Science Advert

Hitting the Crackpipe before School

I've been watching a lot of old sci-fi horror movies recently and so I decided to make this:)

1950s sci-fi be like

Teaser trailer for upcoming short film "Ilha do Sol"

On an isolated island in the middle of Guanabara Bay, parties took place that were attended by some of the most striking personalities of the 20th century. The hostess of these events, they say, was born from a snake's egg, spoke with animals, emitted an intense light from her body, and hypnotized the paying audience of her dance performances in downtown Rio de Janeiro. There are still mysteries and rumors about who Luz del Fuego really was. But for every Brazilian who has felt oppressed by moralism and injustice, her legacy continues to resonate. Much like the waves that continue to relentlessly crash on the shores of Ilha do Sol. "A Ilha do Sol" is an animated short film financed by the Paulo Gustavo Law of Niterói. With animation direction by Constantin de Tugny, sets and models by Rodrigo Leme, screenplay by Matheus Albano, and production by CIA - Centro de Investigação Artística, the film will tell a version of the story of Luz del Fuego, an activist for environmentalism, feminism, and naturism who graced stages in Rio de Janeiro and around the world during the 1950s. The film is now in pre-production, with a planned release for late 2025, but enjoy a teaser that shows a glimpse of this surreal and fantastic world we've created for "A Ilha do Sol" – a film that seeks to rescue and do justice to the memory of a Brazilian woman who becomes increasingly relevant and necessary with each passing day-- -- --Em uma ilha isolada no meio da Baía de Guanabara, aconteceram festas que contaram com a presença de algumas das personalidades mais marcantes do século XX. A anfitriã desses eventos, dizem, nasceu de um ovo de cobra, falava com os animais, emitia uma luz intensa de seu corpo e hipnotizava o público pagante de seus espetáculos de dança no centro do Rio de Janeiro. Ainda sobram mistérios e rumores sobre quem foi, realmente, Luz del Fuego. Mas para cada brasileiro que já se viu oprimido pelo moralismo e injustiça, seu legado continua repercutindo. Muito como as ondas que continuam batendo ininterruptamente na orla da Ilha do Sol. A Ilha do Sol é um curta-metragem animado financiado pela Lei Paulo Gustavo de Niterói. Com direção de animação de Constantin de Tugny, cenários e maquetes por Rodrigo Leme, roteiro por Matheus Albano e produção do CIA - Centro de Investigação Artística, o filme contará uma versão da história de Luz del Fuego, uma ativista do ambientalismo, feminismo e naturismo que ocupou palcos do Rio de Janeiro e do mundo durante os anos 50. O filme está agora em pré-produção, com lançamento previsto para o final de 2025, mas fiquem com um teaser que mostra um pouco desse mundo surreal e fantástico que criamos para A Ilha do Sol; um filme que tenta resgatar e fazer jus à memória de uma brasileira que se torna a cada dia apenas mais relevante e mais necessária.

ILHA DO SOL - TEASER

(EDIT: audio should be fixed now)
I stumble across this old promo for a long forgotten cartoon series

Fanny and the Pack 1988 Promo (VHS)

Burn each disc image to its own compact disc using ImgBurn or other similar programs.

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