In an alternate timeline, where mickey never existed we couldve had steamboat willie staring oswald. i wonder what today would look like had mickey been the one lost to a rights dispute.
I thought about that question a while ago. I’m a history nut, and I’ve created my own timeline. In a nutshell, Walt Disney would’ve made negotiations with Universal, Steamboat Willie (starring Oswald) would’ve released earlier in the summer of 1928, the Disney Company would be only a concept, and Mickey Mouse wouldn’t exist.
@nostalgiatrip05 Your chronology is highly unlikely, as it was the loss of Oswald that prompted Disney to turn to sound technology and synchronize these cartoons. If Walt had been able to keep Oswald, he would have had no interest in sounding these cartoons and would have continued to produce silent cartoons. In other words, if Walt Disney hadn't lost Oswald, sound cartoons like Streamboat Willie would never have existed.
Hence the fact that the name of the cartoon wasn't changed when Oswald messed up the title card 🙃 (The video name was Steamboat Oswald because other people call the idea of the video Steamboat Oswald, so calling it that would be a quicker way to show what was in the video)
It's a pity you weren't inspired by the Oswald cartoons produced by Walter Lantz, because they're much better animated than those produced by Disney. However, your cartoon is funny.
@AnimationsDownUnder In that case, I'd recommend watching the Oil's Well, Hurdy Gurdy (1929) and Chilly Con Carmen (1930) cartoons, as they're all great short films from the series. The King of Jazz cartoon is also very good, even if Oswald only makes a brief appearance.
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I like to imagine this is what Oswald does in his freetime in Wasteland, but finishes it with him fighting the mouse
Yeah Oswald would definitely write self-inserts that end with him beating up Mickey
In an alternate timeline, where mickey never existed we couldve had steamboat willie staring oswald. i wonder what today would look like had mickey been the one lost to a rights dispute.
Well we would probably have a game called “epic oswald” which is the same game but with Mickey and Oswald swapped and Ortensia replaced by Minnie.
I thought about that question a while ago. I’m a history nut, and I’ve created my own timeline. In a nutshell, Walt Disney would’ve made negotiations with Universal, Steamboat Willie (starring Oswald) would’ve released earlier in the summer of 1928, the Disney Company would be only a concept, and Mickey Mouse wouldn’t exist.
@nostalgiatrip05 Your chronology is highly unlikely, as it was the loss of Oswald that prompted Disney to turn to sound technology and synchronize these cartoons. If Walt had been able to keep Oswald, he would have had no interest in sounding these cartoons and would have continued to produce silent cartoons. In other words, if Walt Disney hadn't lost Oswald, sound cartoons like Streamboat Willie would never have existed.
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Willy is the name of the ship not Mickey Mouse or Oswald
Hence the fact that the name of the cartoon wasn't changed when Oswald messed up the title card 🙃
(The video name was Steamboat Oswald because other people call the idea of the video Steamboat Oswald, so calling it that would be a quicker way to show what was in the video)
@@AnimationsDownUnder ohhhhhhh 🧠well it should have been called steamboat willy but Oswald replace Mickey Mouse🧠
It's a pity you weren't inspired by the Oswald cartoons produced by Walter Lantz, because they're much better animated than those produced by Disney. However, your cartoon is funny.
Thanks! I haven't actually watched many of the Walter Lantz cartoons, maybe I'll have to start to at some point.
@AnimationsDownUnder In that case, I'd recommend watching the Oil's Well, Hurdy Gurdy (1929) and Chilly Con Carmen (1930) cartoons, as they're all great short films from the series. The King of Jazz cartoon is also very good, even if Oswald only makes a brief appearance.