Ranking Every CONTROVERSIAL Ralph Bakshi Film!

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Opening through Heavy Traffic edited by: ‪@Oziach‬
Coonskin + Hey Good Lookin edited by: ‪@zacquinn‬
Wizards through American Pop edited by: ‪@GeekToons‬
Character Stills by: / gusfreireart
Thumbnail Art by: / pontiikii
0:00 Intro
5:05 - Ad
6:20 - Intro Contd
9:49 - Fritz the Cat
25:22 - Heavy Traffic
42:44 - Coonskin
51:52 - Hey Good Lookin'
1:00:24 - Wizards
1:10:11 - The Lord of the Rings
1:21:16 - American Pop
1:30:45 - Fire and Ice
1:39:06 - Cool World
1:51:45 - Ranking

[@scapeagoat2520]

Fun Fact: Wizards is one of Mark Hamil’s first roles before becoming famous in Star Wars

[@CaptainCat101]

More so his first voice over role, which would eventually lead to him play the Joker

[@erichfiedler1481]

Related fun fact: Anthony Daniels (the voice of C3P0) would later play Legolas in Ralph Bakshi's adaptation of Lord of the Rings

[@orcatwar9810]

another fun fact: one of the guys running fox and checks in on funding and productions of movies was in charge of both wizards and star wars (can't remember the guys name but he was the one who okayed both movies)

[@TheDigitalApple]

Fun fact: Before starting his work in adult animation Ralph Bakshi worked on the 60’s Spider Man, he was hired mainly to save money for the animation so later episodes featured heavy amounts of reused animation, even from other television shows that Bakshi worked on like Rocket Robin Hood.

[@titangirl161]

He literally unintenionally smuggled animation from Rocket Robin Hood across the Canadian border to the US which then got recycled and used in the Spiderman series. He was definitely quite the interesting guy

[@hilotakenaka]

I actually got to meet Steven E Gordon, someone who worked alongside Bakshi throughout the years, at LA Comic Con last year. He explained that Bakshi is currently doing really well and part of the reason why he’s retired from movie making is because he realised he wasn’t spending any time with his family due to his work. He said Bakshi’s doing well and he’s still enjoying doing art

[@SwaggyG_2102]

Ralph Bakshi was one of the first few people who opened the door to adult animations and proved to the world that cartoons aren't "just for kids." Him and Don Bluth are two of my most favorite non-Disney animators.

[@harmonetheanimationaddict4419]

His work isn’t really my thing, but I certainly respect him.

[@darkzeroprojects4245]

Proven, yet sadly never broke the stigma.

[@Elvusmiw]

Now we need somone to revolutionize adult animation with mature story telling

[@SwaggyG_2102]

@@Elvusmiw There's plenty of modern adult animated films that do that.

[@ironfox4990]

@@darkzeroprojects4245 Besides Japan, I’m still confounded why it is so disrespected globally?

[@kingbash6466]

Ralph Bakshi is definitely an acquired taste when it comes to his films, but that doesn't stop him from being one of the most unique and impactful directors in animation history.

[@username-mk4qv]

I tried to introduce my bf to some Bakshi films, Fritz the Cat and Heavy Traffic being some of my top favs. He broke up with me…

[@noahbossier1131]

Agreed and makes sense

[@kingbash6466]

@@username-mk4qv Damn, that sucks.

[@thomasspongeconductor2222]

Ralph Bakshi’s legacy is that of a humble one. He made his mark on the world, slowed down, and now in his golden years, he’s still able to be relevant through his art.

[@troin3925]

I don't know if you say this, but Bakshi's Lord of the Rings actually had a huge influence on Peter Jackson's adaptations. He even used the scenes as storyboards.

[@horrortheater3172]

Ralph Bakshi inspired me both as a writer and artist. He was able to make the art he wanted

[@jayemar527]

I legitimately didn’t realize Bakshi was anymore than the guy who made the movie about cats that fuck before this video. It is insane how influential this man was in the indie animation headspace and I know fully respect him, despite him being the guy who made the movie about cats that fuck

[@Aratlikecreature]

Man not to be that person but as a life long bakshi fan youve been missing out bigtime, please watch Heavy Traffic its genuinely one of the greatest animted films of all time

[@misanthropicservitorofmars2116]

You’re missing out, yes yes, he helped create many furries that exist today. But he’s a genius of animation. Dudes a mad genius.

[@ryangreen6255]

I thought Bakshi died. I'm pleasantly surprised to find out otherwise.

[@cameronminor8690]

Fun fact: Dr. Seuss considered Bakshi's adaptation of The Butter Battle Book to be the most faithful of any of his works.

[@silashurd3597]

To anyone whoever has the mindset that “animation is only for children”; WATCH ANY OF THIS MAN’S MOVIES!! It’s pretty dang crazy!🤣

[@darkcrydotmrihavetoomanyst1440]

I've seen Wizards and that movie is a acid trip

[@darkzeroprojects4245]

If they didn't listen before, doubt they will now.

[@RubykonCubes3668]

Based Ralph Bakshi, tbh

[@harmonylynx252]

Omg for my Senior final in Film class I reviewed Fritz’s opening monologue in Fritz the Cat. I really like the message and irony…plus it was cool to proudly claim “I got away with analyzing the first ever x cartoon for my last year” in my final year of highs school….and got an A+ !!!!!! (I showed the scene, the dialogue- everything!) 😂 (hey I fought tooth and nail to get it approved!) I left my mark before graduation!!! 😂 (the monologue also did tie into college life and freedom which I used as part of my message about youth and our current reckless ambitions).

[@samwhary5498]

You are amazing and I hope your future endeavors show even greater success. :D

[@harmonylynx252]

@@samwhary5498 Aww thank u and u too! ⭐️

[@ViktorErikFade]

Hey, highschool sucks so finding ways to push the envelope just enough to make it interesting is good sometimes

[@vcdgamer]

Hey, you dropped this. 👑

[@harmonylynx252]

@@ViktorErikFade ikr! It makes it fun! 🤩

[@Maxler5795]

As an animation student and fighting game player, every time someone mentions that animation is for kids, i want to fucking sacrifice myself to the satsui no hado and learn how to do a raging demon

[@Baizhus]

Oh, same. Also goes for people who claim animation is 'easy' to do or get into. :))))))

[@Maxler5795]

​@@Baizhus As someone who can't draw, *long, dry, sarcastic wheeze*

[@noahbossier1131]

I absolutely agree

[@Maxler5795]

Cool World is one of those things you try to watch to maybe find something to love, because you REALLY want to, but theres just nothing there. Even though there could've

[@Aratlikecreature]

Idk, tbh i think the first half of coolworld is really fun, def has its flaws but its still a very interesting story the second half j takes it too far into the cartoon slapstick territory, its a shame, Bakshis original darker vision for the film sounded so amazing

[@timlarick2052]

There are a lot of amazing things in the movie. Some scenes separate from the movie sound and look good. It's just that the movie itself as a whole doesn't feel cohesive.

[@xorbeas3960]

Fun fact from 11:38 to 11:53 is almost the same story on how Kingdom Hearts got made

[@troin3925]

Speaking of which, Wizards is a Fox movie, and in the comments section of one video one person joked about Wizards making its way into Kingdom Hearts.

[@dabatman5187]

I feel sorry people were hating on him for “portraying harmful substance abuse” in Mighty Mouse, using Fritz the Cat against him

[@misterzygarde6431]

Going off his performance when he played himself on Ren and Stimpy: Adult Party Cartoon, I do think it’d have been cool if he had done voice acting during during the stint between his show, Spicy City and his final film, Last Days of Coney Island. Like it’s mainly from just seeing him scream about the circus midgets in that one scene that became a meme. Though I do respect his decision to focus on fine art, painting, and founding the Bakshi School of Animation.

[@user-jh4ww7gv4n]

Rotoscoping is actually more expensive than regular animation usually.

[@darkzeroprojects4245]

Huh..ironic.

[@nightmarefanatic1819]

And it's TIME CONSUMING. A recent movie called The Spine of Night used rotoscoping and it took like seven years to make.

[@legobin7963]

Honestly after doing Bakshi, you need to do a video in perhaps the biggest failed experimental animation stuck in production hell: The thief and the cobbler.

[@mechajay3358]

Ralph Bakshi's filmography has some praises and critiques, but overall there's no denying how much of a legend he is as kne of the earliest independent directors in animation.

[@user-tw3rh9po4t]

I almost immediately recognized Fritz in the thumbnail.

[@reyfan011]

I have so much respect for bakshi for being unique and doing his own thing. While his kind of comedy may have been too dark for me, I still love that he was such a rebel in the animation industry. He’s a trailblazer for future adult animation creators.

[@SeifTiam-kj2rx]

Ralph Bakshi is more of a pioneer of Indie Animation then Glitch Production

[@troin3925]

That's because he was the first and he revolutionized the industry. If it weren't for him, adult cartoons wouldn't exist.

Could you say that Glitch blew new life into it?

[@WigglePup]

I could name a bazillion indie works that are more of a pioneer than Glitch.

[@troin3925]

@@WigglePup I was with you until that last bit.

[@WigglePup]

@@troin3925 I'm 25% of the daily sodium intake.

[@usmaanilyas8639]

I love the intro. It’s a great tribute to what animation is capable of. It was a nice way to segway into the topic of Ralph Bakshi

[@windraizou]

I was obsessed with Cool World when I was a kid. When I heard it was actually different from Bakshi's vision because of bullshittery, I became more interested in what it could have been.

[@troin3925]

I already had a lot of respect for Ralph Bakshi, but this video gave me so much more appreciation for him.

[@ShockwaveFPSStudios]

Wow, LS Mark, MrEnter, and Just Stop made videos on the same day.

[@KnightLightXL]

The funny thing about the original Fritz the cat, he 100% partipated in the awful shit and did not care

[@thelingeringartist]

I love your stills and it’s nice to see someone bring this guy back to light after… who knows how long

[@Aisoreta]

1:22:06 WOAH THE AMOUNT OF HARD R'S, I'm aware that's probably what he used for "Coonskin" but JESUS

[@Hack_Man_VII]

Hell yeah! I was hoping you'd talk about the GOAT of independent animation!!

[@jcudejko]

This is the one I've been waiting for! I will comment again after I've watched it all, but thanks for the cool topic

[@randomreviews4278]

1:09:54 I'm surprised you didn't mention that mark Hamill was in this and in the credits they misspelled his last name

[@nahidahamed1742]

I love Ralph work, his animation is creative

[@blackops9696]

You know what's funny, when I was about 11 or 12 years old, I went to a store that was selling old movies from the 50s to the 80s. When I looking at the movies, I saw Ralph Bakshi's Fritz the Cat. It was so in your face with Fritz in the front, groping a female cat's breast in the front cover, I wanted to know what this movie was about. I ended up buying the DVD and watched it on an old laptop I used to have that let me watch DVDs. (Remember when that was a thing?) I was shocked, disgusted, and intrigued at the same time. I didn't get the message of the movie at first (because I was a dumb kid), but as I got older, I rewatched it multiple times and now I understand what the movie represents and what it meant at the time. It's a good movie if you are into animation and crazy shit. Don't show this to kids though. Learn from my mistakes.

[@noahbossier1131]

agreed. Is intrigued

[@keiviroque5666]

Imagine having your creative work ruined because your producer wanted to do something "different".

[@derekmatzek9551]

I’ve been waiting for this video for so long and man it did NOT disappoint I did feel a little called out by the bit in the intro where Braxton mentioned he didn’t see if a movie was released on Criterion before watching it though lol, but seriously I think it would be so cool if some of Ralph’s movies got a Criterion release

[@luigiboi4244]

May I suggest talking about Transformers Animated? I see almost nobody talking about it, probably because it was largely overshadowed by the live-action movie and it’s successor, Transformers Prime.

[@HaleyZLMFT]

You’ve inspired me. I’m currently watching all of Bakshi’s films in chronological order and watching each section of this vid after I finish each film. His films are wiiiiiild but I’m really appreciating them so far and love your thoughts too. Thank youuuuu 🙏🏻

[@Mr_bukowski4435]

Honestly I didn’t know much about Ralph Bakshi or his movies before this video, I only heard of Cool World and Wizards (sadly his less good works I know). After hearing all that, I’m shocked more people around that time didn’t take influence from him to make more adult animated movies cause the amount of potential animation has for the adult medium is limitless and I hope more people can take his influence

[@newtswampi2583]

Great video! I had heard of Fritz the Cat in passing but didn't know anything about Bakshi. Learning about his other films and artistic vision was so cool.

[@unutenteinnecesario2941]

I just finished watching the video, can't imagine the amount of effort and time that took you making it, i inmensly appreciate your work. And I must admit, i was so confused when I saw the thumbnail, the video duration, and the name Bakshi... Soo yeah, I just discovered your channel being this one the first video I've seen, and keep it up and don't stress too much 😘 (btw English it's not my primary language sorry for any mistakes).

[@nightmarefanatic1819]

The video I have been waiting for!

[@SirBubbinator]

One of the best videos I've seen a while.

[@1gient]

1:03:30 even then that's an understatement. The Silmarion? It's not supposed to exist, it's an encyclopedia of a fictional world composed of the notes he had literally lying around. Vaguely recall it was his son who actually put that one out after Tolkien died. Saying "he had the room" also involved _stacking papers across surfaces_ in this context.

[@Fowlerys]

I'm liking the video so far, but it would help if you provided sources for anything you've read up on Bakshi in the description and the end of the video. Bakshi is notorious for conflating stories and events, and it'd be nice to read up on additional sources to give our own perspectives. Just feels kinda sloppy when there's nothing backing up your historical points.

[@ViktorErikFade]

Wayching handfuls of your videos at a time lends to the cool aspect of sesing your avatar evolve and change over time If i saw it every day i may not have noticed But im glad I did

[@5uper8eedle]

JS constantly redesigning his character avatar is strangely relatable.

[@dirtiesttiger]

Wizards holds a special spot in my heart i got the cover art on my arm ❤

[@darkcrydotmrihavetoomanyst1440]

My dad was a fan of that movie (he named a cat after one of the characters, Avatar)

[@thepackingpacjack7767]

Ralph Bakshi is one of my favorite animators. Although I didn’t watch all these movies, I did watch the fair few like Lord of the rings and cool world. Also to go off topic, He literally punched a studio big head for changing his script. He It’s probably one of the most Balzy workaholic I’ve ever Heard about and I love him!

[@walkerphillips2818]

Hey, I really enjoyed this deep dive into his filmography! Question though. If you take suggestions on video ideas, how about one talking about the history of Video Game to Tv show adaptations?

[@shoddyworkmanship4934]

Great work, guy! Bakshi's work can be difficult to appreciate. I'm glad you were able to dig through the outer obscurity to the meaning inside.

[@louimmature]

i came out of this with out newfound appreciation for this guy; love the video keep up thr good work

[@VencentCross]

i've watched the Fritz movies idk like 3 or 4 times each and so ive watched it when i was a kid, when i was in college, and now while im grinding between the gears of the great societal machine and each time i get something else out of it and each time i see my worst habits in the main character but in new uncomfortable ways that force me to be more mindful of my own shortcomings.

[@electrofonickitty823]

Ah Ralph the Animator who made me love Indy Animation. The Lord of the Rings actually had a lot of tragedy when it came to filming. There was filming in Spain and some of the film was lost due to misunderstanding of what was wanted. Also my late sister was a huge fan of American Pop, thank you. I always remembered how awesome it was to see a story evolve.

[@TheLeftySwordsman]

I thought I was going into a video about some guy I've never heard of or seen the work of, but it turns out I saw his adaptation of lord of the rings as a kid and was traumatized by parts of it. I still remember several bad dreams that don't make any sense, and thinking back to them, I don't Entirely know why they were scary.

[@CRIS_IS_ON_INFINITE_EARTHS]

11:39 Jerry Gross is literally the perfect name for a Grind house film producer.

[@Reese_sRandoms]

This was just incredible. Great insights as always. As a high school graduate going on to major in animation, I strive to have this man’s ambition and spirit for creative freedom in the face of mundane corporate. Now I gotta go and actually watch these films for myself.

[@technoskull]

Robert Crumb was notorious for hating his own work. He was his own worst critic, and the ensuing friction between him an Bakshi was inevitable. Theres literally no way they could have made anything he approved of.

[@Elvusmiw]

If it wasn't for ralph there probably wouldn't be any adult animation. Now we need somone to prove to network executives or higher ups you can tell a story without cussing , comedy or raunchy material.

[@flashholmwood9371]

This video had me watching American Pop. It's free on KZbin right now, and it was a great watch. I was a low key Bakshi fan, having been into animated films since I was young, but it was honestly one I never heard anyone talk about. Maybe it's because of the forgettable title? It's a shame because it's probably one of my favorites, hitting the grimy realism while still being a character focused story. I highly suggest to anyone with the time.

[@emilyfuller1563]

Thanks for praising the music of Wizards-it's one of my favorite aspects of the film; such a unique and varied soundtrack! Wizards is a film that I have...complicated feelings on. But there's a lot of good stuff to like, such as the solid and memorable character designs, the mostly good animation(despite some inconsistencies and hiccups), the art direction, the "They Killed Fritz!" scene, and the scenes with the fairies(so magical!), but I will say, it definitely needed a script doctor in some areas, or even as you said, a longer runtime. Definitely some missed potential, which is a bit of a disappointment to me, but I can't deny the good aspects of this film.

[@oneinathousand2156]

Shout out to the artist James Gurney, the creator of Dinotopia, who was also a background artist on Fire and Ice early in his career, and also shout out to the late Louise Zingarelli, an artist who did a lot of production/character art for American Pop and Cool World (and the art of Cool World is its greatest strength).

[@ledestroyerofworlds9366]

I just found out that the European title for „Wizards“ is „The world in 10 Million Years“

[@troin3925]

Wizards feels like it was a heavy inspiration for Adventure Time given the kind of fantasy setting it is (a post, nuclear, apocalyptic Earth with mutants and fantasy creatures).

[@Mankey619]

Wizard and Fire & Ice are my favorite Bakshi animated movies ever, and my favorite animators of all time. Despite the flaws and controversy he's made over the years as an independent artist. He pioneered adult animated films.

[@DJ____7235]

We need the original hey good lookin. Ralph has the print.

[@gameboy8932]

This is a pretty great analysis on Bakshi’s films. Top-tier video. Also, I couldn’t help but notice that you used music tracks from Persona 3 Reload. Are you a fan? I enjoyed that remake and the original, too.

[@liammcnicholas918]

The video opens with Kaneshiro’s palace music

[@Hepheat75]

Ralph Bakshi is a living legend

[@sawesomeness]

Ralph is one of my heros. He inspired me like no one else!

[@kirbysthirdeye]

“hey this guys movies look like that animated lord of the rings movie…..WAITTTTT” 😂

[@EliasValadez-pu1iq]

Bakshi is one of those directors where I’m more fascinated by his films than I like them. Sometimes he goes a bit too wacky, but man is it interesting how unhinged he could be.

[@Alejandroigarabide]

So, the original concept for Cool World was inspired by Roger Rabbit and it was about an evil character half-cartoon and half-live-action. Ralph basically wanted to make "Judge Doom: The Movie".

[@redblaquegolden]

46:50 my oh my, you certainly have a lot of anger directed at/ for a civil rights organization. It's not giving me a... Great vibe tbqh. I feel like a bit of balance is in order. the style of animation is... Very exaggerated and resembles blackface minstrel characters. All this combined with Ralph being a white man (regardless of his parents fleeing nazis, which quite frankly, is not at all a relevant fact), and the name of the film containing a very recognizable racial slur... Are you REALLY surprised that Black people would be upset by our portrayal in a film like this? We are not a monolith, and just because you found the NAACP willing to say it was "difficult but important" doesn't mean the rest of us have to agree. I can tell you, when i first watched it 10 years ago, i hated it because it didn't feel humanizing to me. Im aware it was a different time, and i love this guy as an animator and storyteller, and i do APPRECIATE genuinely, the attempt at representation here... The attempt fell short of depicting us as more than harmful stereotypes. His previous film managed to do that better. To be clear, I'm going to continue to this video, and I'm going to subscribe to this channel, because I honestly appreciate the opinions you offer. I'm just expressing a difference of opinion.

[@s.drakoon8413]

Recommendations: For directors of animated films, I would say Satoshi Kon (creator of Perfect Blue and Paprika) and Isao Takahata (one of the founders of Studio Ghibli, as well as director of films like Grave of the Fireflies and The Tale of Princess Kaguya, which is probably my favorite Ghibli film). For not-well known animated films, I would recommend Rock and Rule, a film that bombed very, very, VERY hard at the box office, but has since gained a cult following. For modern hidden gems, check out Blue Giant (easily one of the best films of 2023!) By the way, I loved this video! My favorite of yours would have to be the Don Bluth one. (Also, sorry if my English is somehow broken, because Greek is my main language, not English.😅)

[@samwhary5498]

Ooo 3 hours. I really am lucky today. Caught a video fairly fresh for once.

[@KingOfHeartsTANK]

I love cool world.... for artistic and uh... Holly reasons. It looks so cool and Holly dancing to Dance with the Dead music is burned in my mind forever. I wish we got his original vision for the movie though...

[@Tony_Kim_]

who want Cool World Remake with Ralph's full creative mode? I do.

[@LuxuryPossum]

American Pop is such a beautiful movie. I have been singing it's praises since I first saw it about 10 years ago. Bakshi's ambitions are finally to a point where he can create something that matches his vision. His own version of East of Eden, but centering on the immigrant story, through the lens of American history and pop culture. Zalmie's mother doesn't just die in a housefire, she dies in the Tri Angle shirtwaist factory disaster, one of the deadliest industrial accidents in American History. Benny's death is one of the most heartbreaking sequences in the movie, as it illustrates that the man, while even attempting to share the human experience of music with his enemy, is still shot. I wish more people could see this movie, but I wouldn't be surprised if the music rights have prevented the film from being distributed on streaming, or even getting a Blu ray release (I have a DVD copy, but I don't know if it is still available).

[@HaleyZLMFT]

American Pop is INCREDIBLE ❤

[@emobird5926]

44:33 getting a invitation from the KKK is crazy

[@MrJoeyWheeler]

It made me chuckle a bit. "Republican senators and the KKK"...so he managed to unite both sides of the aisle in wanting to talk to him, impressive.

[@ashkitt7719]

Especially since he's a vaguely leftist New York Jew. Pretty much who the Klan claims is responsible for all the woes of White gentiles.

[@ViktorErikFade]

Hes the kind of animator that wouldnt be my favorite but being a sheltered kid feels as if his works are heavy intrusive exposure therapy to how crude yet still beautiful the world can be for multiple extreme view points wheather sanitized down or very crude can both exist within animation.

[@Thenameless1]

It's very funny to me that there really was just a point in Cool World where Bakshi just went "fuck it, just do whatever. This isn't gonna be good and we know it."

[@osets2117]

I'd like to know your thoughts on the star wars visions episodes. Seeing as how each episode is animated and the story told is vastly different from each other

[@lupininja]

I cant wait for a ghibli ranking

[@MforMovesets]

Did he just name South Park as a show for kids that never cussed before the movie and is thus media for edgelords in the first 3 minutes?! SURELY deserving of so many views.

[@Robert6P6M]

You look down on the recorder because it's associated with kids I look down on the recorder because I'm a flautist We are not the same

[@tonygriego6382]

You missed Christmas in Tattertown.

[@DaltonLunday2103]

Does anyone know the background music playing around 1:24:49? It sounds familiar to me. I kinda recognize the sax bit but I can’t name it.

[@FlyingFocs]

As much as I respect this guy and his career, I don't think a movie ever made me feel as uncomfortable as Wizards. The whole time I felt "this is what drugs must be like."

[@calebpribyl5152]

I remember being introduced to this man’s work I was reading this video game magazine and they were talking about this cute game called cool cool toon and I was thinking that this game looks really cute! (And then they brought up cool world!) Because when I think of this cute rhythm game I think of a movie featuring Brad Pitt!

[@BIGBOYGAMING03]

29:47 You have no idea how happy I am to hear Gravity Rush music somewhere else

[@xSoporific1]

Got some new films to watch

[@micshork]

American Pop is a masterpiece and is in my top 20 movies of all time.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

to this day I'm still very mixed on fritz the cat

[@KamenSentaiMetalHero]

1:03:23 I don't know if someone said it already, but Tolkien himself also had the tendency to go through long tangents.

[@Emmypinklasagna]

you described Ice and Fire as a Dungeons and Dragons campaign but to me it more seems like someone made a walkthrough for a unreleased Don Bluth video game similar to Dragon's Lair so you're not able to play it but you're able to watch the KZbin video of it

[@AliceBowie]

I wish Bakshi had released the original version of Hey Good Lookin with the integrated animation and live action. Although it's not my favorite of his, for sure.

[@obi-wanbenkenobi6623]

Fun fact: Cool World is known in Italy as "Escape from dreams world". Yeah, don't ask me why, they also call Cool world "Smart world (mondo furbo)" instead of "Mondo figo". At leats the italian dubbers give to the characters much more personality, especially to Brad and Gabe. XD

[@DaBoys653]

Yo new just stop vid