6:07 Rabbit Children: (giggling) 🎶Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday...🎶 Sheriff of Nottingham: (busts open the door) SHUT UP! THAT SONG'S COPYRIGHTED! (takes away Skippy's present- a coin)
it's funny that Disney claimed at animated every cell by hand and never stooped to H-B's level because they sneered at them at wouldn't consider them compilation, yet here they are taking the same short cuts. The H-B sound effects work really well here btw, good job
1:07 Glad you pointed that out. I hardly ever noticed that when I saw it as a kid, mostly due to insufficient literacy, especially with the small, slightly blurred text, along with paying more attention to the characters marching. Of course, Don Bluth was heavily influenced into becoming an animator from seeing Snow White in the theaters when he was four (I wonder if that explains the recycled animation for the dancing scene in which you put the audio from that scene into). I can also see why there's a "wow, that's pretty surprising" kind of tone in the indicator, since he ended up quitting Disney during production of The Fox and the Hound, which led to the film's release being delayed and having to hire newer animators to fill in the void. It was due to his belief that the animated Disney films he worked on, including this one, didn't live up to the same potential as the ones that were made when Walt was still alive, so Bluth decided to form his own his own studio known for making some of the notable animated films we know and love!
I laughed at when prince John did that long barf after realizing he had sex with Robin, from the episode off of Family Guy when Brian realized the woman he slept with was actually Quagmire's dad.
I just needed to add that, at the time this RUclips Poop was uploaded, it was the 40th anniversary OF Robin Hood, which happened on November 8 (a day after your 25th birthday), and it was also the 10th anniversary of Finding Nemo on May 30. I celebrated the 15th anniversary of that film on that day, two years ago (2018).
Yeah, I partly made this YTP in honor of the 40th anniversary of "Robin Hood." But I could care less about a cliched CGI talking animal movie that had a part to play in the downfall of the Looney Tunes.
I see. Edit: And I also just realized that it was ALSO the 50th anniversary of The Sword in the Stone on Christmas Day that year. I watch it on that holiday each year to celebrate. It's even the release of the Toy Story 2 Outtakes in 1999, so last year was their 20th anniversary (which I also celebrated).
AND, I would have to ALSO point out that in 2013, it was also the 30th anniversary of Luigi (who, of course we see at the beginning of this video), and they celebrated with a re-release of Super Luigi Bros. for the Arcade, included on the latest Mario game at the time, Super Mario 3D World, both of which I've played.
While I liked this movie, I totally agree about animation frames being overused, and not to mention frames from other Disney films being used too much.
I've never minded them at all. I always like it whenever recycled and reused animation is used, as I've always been able to spot it when I was a kid. I still do to this day.
This, Dan, (or should I say, Zak?) is one of my favorite RUclips Poops and one of my favorites from your channel, as well as two of my favorite overall videos from said channel. Quick fun fact: Your birthday is actually a day before the former release date of Robin Hood in 1973. You were also born a day before the film's 15th anniversary. Rather perfect, early timing isn't it? Also, a few facts about me. I've been watching your channel for a few years, and it's one of my favorites on RUclips. I always like to keep up to date with anything new that you do. Out of the videos you do, the kinds that are my favorites are the read along reviews, Vlogs, RUclips Poops, Let's Play's, the videos where you dress up like Zeke Wolf, Zak Wolf, Scooby Doo, and even Wile E. Coyote, music videos, anniversary videos, and occasionally, Anthro New England. Also, also, I have a special ability of memorizing movies and TV shows (mostly Disney, Pixar, and other cartoons) complete with perfect impressions of the characters, sound effects, and music. I have done it since I was a kid, probably during 1st grade or earlier. I was surprised when I found myself performing that skill, but I took it to my advantage, improved on it, and learned many other impressions throughout the years. My friends and family from where I live all know about and enjoy it. I'm even still using it to this day. Some of my favorite films to memorize (as I said once in elementary school) are Finding Nemo and The Spongebob Squarepants Movie. Another/last thing, I usually enjoy seeing some of your videos that focus on specific shows and films, like Arthur, Robin Hood, Sesame Street, Inspector Gadget, Disney's Three Little Pigs, Scooby Doo, and anything else I can think of.
P.S. As a kid, I was always able to spot wherever Reused and Recycled Animation was used in any cartoon and film, especially if it was Disney. So, as for the 'Phony King of England' song sequences in Robin Hood, I recognized every scene that was recycled from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Jungle Book, and The Aristocats.
Hahaha...no, if Disney ever thought about buying HB, I'm glad it didn't happen, I mean, if they can't save their classic characters from oblivion, then what chances HB chars would have to be saved?
This was uploaded a couple years before Yosemite Sam's 70th anniversary. 0:00-0:17 1988 Walt Disney Classics logo (out of center version, and changed to Hanna Barbera Classics) with Mario's and Luigi's inclusions 0:21-0:34 Scooby Doo dance music. AND, I've noticed that opening credits for Disney films from the 60's and 70's always happen to be long-running, particularly the ones for One Hundred and One Dalmatians, and Robin Hood, and even The Jungle Book, The Aristocats, and The Rescuers. AND even The Fox and the Hound (which was in 1981). 1:30-1:33 Where's that line from? Edit: I just recalled that it was the Yogi Bear quote. 1:39 And we DO! Weird thing is, sometimes they're wearing pants, sometimes they AREN'T. What is UP with that?! (Also, I always like whenever they use that accompanying music.) 1:58 I knew that was an homage when I first saw that scene. 2:08-2:19 Where's that music from? 2:21-2:26 Pokemon audio (Battle Aboard the St. Anne) 5:05 His badge is on the wrong side! (We know why.) 6:06 Scooby Doo transition 6:07-6:20 I always hate that song, ever since I was a kid. Every time I hear it, I cover my ears (except during movies and shows). And when again did it get copyrighted? Also, 6:12 no lip sync! Plus, where did that line 6:17-6:20 come from? 6:41 Almost want to use that 'Age-old Mask Device' gag. 7:17-7:20 familiar song, and, What's a cactus doing there?! 8:48-8:50 Who said that line? 9:26 He blew up the arrow! and we know what Merida did during that one moment in Brave (another Disney film using archery, and a protagonist who loves to perform it, I just realized). 10:18-10:21 One of the big moments in the film. It's always used during the Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection promos, which were where I first saw the film. 10:46-10:49 Alice In Wonderland reference 10:59-11:01 I always find it funny how SHE would be the one to do that to Trigger. 11:35-11:36 Reused opening credits animation. (Goof: Little John's not in his Sir Reginald disguise.) 11:38-11:41 More The Jungle Book stock footage and sound effects. 11:41 more reused opening credits animation which was paired with 11:35-11:36. 12:16-12:18 same Scooby Doo dance music 12:21-12:31 and 13:32-13:49 The audio tracks don't match with the correct recycled footage scenes. 13:59-14:08 more Hamster Dance (with Baloo audio) What was that sound at 14:08-14:09?
At 12:32, I think you should have had Little John doing the scatting at the end of "I Wanna Be Like You", because that's the same animation he did when his disguise was falling off before he realized it was, wasn't it? Also, that "Baby! Baby!" chant, where's that from?
+wileyk209zback You know that Hanna-Barbera also in 1972 already had their Robin Hoodnik cartoon (1972, ABC SATURDAY SUPERSTAR movie), which costarred "Hair Bear Bunch"'s Mr.Peevely-Whoops I mean John Stephenson doing his Joe Flynn (who himself WAS at Disney) impression - and Botch - whoops, as Britney would say, I did it again, Joe E.Ross as Joe E.Ross. OO! OOOH! I did it again...(I'm old enough to ahve seen Robin Hoodnik when it first aired..:)) And Roger Miller' s catchy theme "Robin Hood and little John" song-"Ooo De Lallly" showed up jusat recently in the Android ":furry animals" "Be together/not the same" as. Now they've got a finger puppet ad set to the 1993 song "We go together" by songwriter Barry Louis Polisar,. now best known for "Juno" using his 1977 song "All I Want is You".:-)
I loved the way you put the exact soundtrack of the re-rotoscoped animation original excerpts. Also, a crazy thing is there's some H-B effects already existing in the original film. So that's a little help with editing haha
You know, I find it odd that you haven't done a YTP of the Arthur episode Just Desserts yet because the fairy tale content in that episode was made for you to satirize.
WOW! You're starting to get good at this. Maybe almost like another YTP person on RUclips who is Geibuchan (he makes alot of great YTPs mostly the popular long running "The King's Epic Adventure" series). I would like to be like him someday, and maybe like you but using my own SFX.
hmmm I wonder why Josie and the Pussycats haven't gotten the DC Hanna Barbera comic reboot treatment, oh wait dumb question, because it is property of Archie Comics
*sigh* When I was a kid this was just a movie with cartoon talking animals playing all the parts of Robin Hood because cartoon humans would have been so *bor-ing*. And now, because of furries, all the innocence and wholesomeness of Disney characters has been forever tainted. Thanks a lot. -_-
ALL THE DAMN RECYCLED ANIMATION!!! xDDD ... THE JUNGLE BOOK, THE ARISTOCATS, AND EVEN SNOW WHITE!!! Seriously, this YTP was HILARIOUS! xP I must ask, though, are you at all related with the uploader of "Winnie the Pooh on Budget Cuts"? Because he made the exact same joke about pointing out Don Bluth being a part of the movie's animation. Literally, same font and wording, just white instead of your yellow. :P
i see recycled animation from Jungle Book and Snow White and repeats of animation. when i was a kid i never noticed recycled animation in the disney classics.
From the "Family Guy" episode where Brian makes out with a woman who turns out to be Quagmire's dad after a transgender operation. When he finds out the truth, he reacts by gagging a bit like that, then barfing for 30 seconds straight!
dude you should give a don bluth film the youtube poop treatment since Disney is ruining the fun. I bet you would have quite a bit of fun with Rock-a-doodle or dare I say Troll in Central Park
6:07 Rabbit Children: (giggling) 🎶Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday...🎶
Sheriff of Nottingham: (busts open the door) SHUT UP! THAT SONG'S COPYRIGHTED! (takes away Skippy's present- a coin)
It went into public domain in 2016.
"Shut up! That song's copyrighted!" Not anymore (it fell into public domain in 2016)...
Wish it was still out of the public domain since it gave a lot of creators creativity in writing their own “happy birthday” song.
March 21st, 2023 in a nutshell
1:07 Oh yes, Don Bluth worked with Disney in his early years. In fact Robin Hood was the first Disney film to credit his animation work.
This movie is the reason The Hamster Dance exists. Mind blown
I KNEW the Hamster Dance sounded familiar! The typical Scooby-Doo style chase scene was pretty funny as well.
Both this video and its title now makes me want to draw the Robin Hood characters in Hanna Barbera form.
You're the only RUclips Pooper I know who uses cliche poopisms (Zelda CD-i and Hotel Mario) and still make them funny, even 8 years later.
William Hanna and Joe Barbera are considered to be the Greatest Animators in History.
well said brother! it's a good thing I've recently seen Animation Lookback: Hanna-Barbera on RUclips months ago!
According to which "history?" According to which context?
it's funny that Disney claimed at animated every cell by hand and never stooped to H-B's level because they sneered at them at wouldn't consider them compilation, yet here they are taking the same short cuts. The H-B sound effects work really well here btw, good job
To be fair they fell on hard times after walt's death
@@GabyGeorge1996
No different now in 2023, thier movies flopped, really flopped
Disney was going through hard times back then because they were strapped for cash after completion of the first phase of the Florida Project.
Meaning "Walt Disney World"
2:35 John: Lucky Charms (Same as the Box of Lucky Charms Cereal).
That was my exact thought when I first saw that scene in the actual film. I associated with the formal cereal.
1:07 Glad you pointed that out. I hardly ever noticed that when I saw it as a kid, mostly due to insufficient literacy, especially with the small, slightly blurred text, along with paying more attention to the characters marching. Of course, Don Bluth was heavily influenced into becoming an animator from seeing Snow White in the theaters when he was four (I wonder if that explains the recycled animation for the dancing scene in which you put the audio from that scene into). I can also see why there's a "wow, that's pretty surprising" kind of tone in the indicator, since he ended up quitting Disney during production of The Fox and the Hound, which led to the film's release being delayed and having to hire newer animators to fill in the void. It was due to his belief that the animated Disney films he worked on, including this one, didn't live up to the same potential as the ones that were made when Walt was still alive, so Bluth decided to form his own his own studio known for making some of the notable animated films we know and love!
I laughed at when prince John did that long barf after realizing he had sex with Robin, from the episode off of Family Guy when Brian realized the woman he slept with was actually Quagmire's dad.
This truly is the funniest RUclips poop I've ever seen! I laughed so hard when watching this!
It's one of my favorites, as well!
This is one of the funniest YTPs I have ever seen XD
Except for that STUPID ADS and there driving everyone insane!
0:48 was godlike. Seamless!
Still a good animated flick.
I just needed to add that, at the time this RUclips Poop was uploaded, it was the 40th anniversary OF Robin Hood, which happened on November 8 (a day after your 25th birthday), and it was also the 10th anniversary of Finding Nemo on May 30. I celebrated the 15th anniversary of that film on that day, two years ago (2018).
Yeah, I partly made this YTP in honor of the 40th anniversary of "Robin Hood." But I could care less about a cliched CGI talking animal movie that had a part to play in the downfall of the Looney Tunes.
I see. Edit: And I also just realized that it was ALSO the 50th anniversary of The Sword in the Stone on Christmas Day that year. I watch it on that holiday each year to celebrate. It's even the release of the Toy Story 2 Outtakes in 1999, so last year was their 20th anniversary (which I also celebrated).
AND, I would have to ALSO point out that in 2013, it was also the 30th anniversary of Luigi (who, of course we see at the beginning of this video), and they celebrated with a re-release of Super Luigi Bros. for the Arcade, included on the latest Mario game at the time, Super Mario 3D World, both of which I've played.
and I just want to add that it'll soon be the fiftieth anniversary of this film as i type this then
@@nattiedraws That's right. I plan on watching the film then to celebrate.
This is awesome! You're my true friend and the best youtuber ever!
Nickelodeon also began in the 70s. Back then, it was called Pinwheel.
lol I've been meaning to look up this movie to see it in full. BTW, the Simpson's clips are always some of the funniest parts to your videos.
Can't wait for part 2.
The vomiting scene was a referrence to Family Guy, right?
Of course
YES!!! It came from when Brian found out he kissed Quagmire’s dad.
@@nickwerner7983they did more than kiss 😉🤣🤣🤣
@@isaacstevens473 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!
BRIAN HAD $3% WITH IDA!!!
9:10 Haha love that cartoony boing sound! Why don't people today use it more often?
OMG! I never realized that the hamster dance was based on the one part of the opening of this film!!!
I did, and was surprised when I first found out.
The 1192 Superbowl! Almost spat out my apple juice!
this happens to be one of the funniest RUclips Poops ever! p.s. I eventually love disney's Robin Hood!
1:55 - 2:07 For a moment, I went blank in the head. Then I snapped back to reality from Robotnik's NO!
XD
Love that sounds when they running so funny good video classic
While I liked this movie, I totally agree about animation frames being overused, and not to mention frames from other Disney films being used too much.
I've never minded them at all. I always like it whenever recycled and reused animation is used, as I've always been able to spot it when I was a kid. I still do to this day.
1:07 Of course he did. He was with Disney for a quite some time.
This, Dan, (or should I say, Zak?) is one of my favorite RUclips Poops and one of my favorites from your channel, as well as two of my favorite overall videos from said channel. Quick fun fact: Your birthday is actually a day before the former release date of Robin Hood in 1973. You were also born a day before the film's 15th anniversary. Rather perfect, early timing isn't it?
Also, a few facts about me. I've been watching your channel for a few years, and it's one of my favorites on RUclips. I always like to keep up to date with anything new that you do. Out of the videos you do, the kinds that are my favorites are the read along reviews, Vlogs, RUclips Poops, Let's Play's, the videos where you dress up like Zeke Wolf, Zak Wolf, Scooby Doo, and even Wile E. Coyote, music videos, anniversary videos, and occasionally, Anthro New England.
Also, also, I have a special ability of memorizing movies and TV shows (mostly Disney, Pixar, and other cartoons) complete with perfect impressions of the characters, sound effects, and music. I have done it since I was a kid, probably during 1st grade or earlier. I was surprised when I found myself performing that skill, but I took it to my advantage, improved on it, and learned many other impressions throughout the years. My friends and family from where I live all know about and enjoy it. I'm even still using it to this day. Some of my favorite films to memorize (as I said once in elementary school) are Finding Nemo and The Spongebob Squarepants Movie.
Another/last thing, I usually enjoy seeing some of your videos that focus on specific shows and films, like Arthur, Robin Hood, Sesame Street, Inspector Gadget, Disney's Three Little Pigs, Scooby Doo, and anything else I can think of.
P.S. As a kid, I was always able to spot wherever Reused and Recycled Animation was used in any cartoon and film, especially if it was Disney. So, as for the 'Phony King of England' song sequences in Robin Hood, I recognized every scene that was recycled from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Jungle Book, and The Aristocats.
I love how you sped up the parts with Captain Crocodile...ROTFL
Because he was voiced by Candy Candido who voiced Fidget in The Great Mouse Detective!
@@epicrapfan73 In the same film, he voiced a pub patron who shouted, "Get off the stage, you eight legged bum!"
He did that role?!?! I didn't know that! Also, even I like that sped up voice.
Hahaha...no, if Disney ever thought about buying HB, I'm glad it didn't happen, I mean, if they can't save their classic characters from oblivion, then what chances HB chars would have to be saved?
This was uploaded a couple years before Yosemite Sam's 70th anniversary.
0:00-0:17 1988 Walt Disney Classics logo (out of center version, and changed to Hanna Barbera Classics) with Mario's and Luigi's inclusions
0:21-0:34 Scooby Doo dance music. AND, I've noticed that opening credits for Disney films from the 60's and 70's always happen to be long-running, particularly the ones for One Hundred and One Dalmatians, and Robin Hood, and even The Jungle Book, The Aristocats, and The Rescuers. AND even The Fox and the Hound (which was in 1981).
1:30-1:33 Where's that line from? Edit: I just recalled that it was the Yogi Bear quote.
1:39 And we DO! Weird thing is, sometimes they're wearing pants, sometimes they AREN'T. What is UP with that?! (Also, I always like whenever they use that accompanying music.)
1:58 I knew that was an homage when I first saw that scene.
2:08-2:19 Where's that music from?
2:21-2:26 Pokemon audio (Battle Aboard the St. Anne)
5:05 His badge is on the wrong side! (We know why.)
6:06 Scooby Doo transition
6:07-6:20 I always hate that song, ever since I was a kid. Every time I hear it, I cover my ears (except during movies and shows). And when again did it get copyrighted? Also, 6:12 no lip sync! Plus, where did that line 6:17-6:20 come from?
6:41 Almost want to use that 'Age-old Mask Device' gag.
7:17-7:20 familiar song, and, What's a cactus doing there?!
8:48-8:50 Who said that line?
9:26 He blew up the arrow! and we know what Merida did during that one moment in Brave (another Disney film using archery, and a protagonist who loves to perform it, I just realized).
10:18-10:21 One of the big moments in the film. It's always used during the Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection promos, which were where I first saw the film.
10:46-10:49 Alice In Wonderland reference
10:59-11:01 I always find it funny how SHE would be the one to do that to Trigger.
11:35-11:36 Reused opening credits animation. (Goof: Little John's not in his Sir Reginald disguise.)
11:38-11:41 More The Jungle Book stock footage and sound effects.
11:41 more reused opening credits animation which was paired with 11:35-11:36.
12:16-12:18 same Scooby Doo dance music
12:21-12:31 and 13:32-13:49 The audio tracks don't match with the correct recycled footage scenes.
13:59-14:08 more Hamster Dance (with Baloo audio)
What was that sound at 14:08-14:09?
6:17-6:20 Smosh- Ian's Birthday
@@hannablackwell9544 I finally see. May have to check that out. Edit: I just did. And now I more fully get the idea.
Funny, but I admit, recycled animation and all, I love Robin Hood.
At 12:32, I think you should have had Little John doing the scatting at the end of "I Wanna Be Like You", because that's the same animation he did when his disguise was falling off before he realized it was, wasn't it? Also, that "Baby! Baby!" chant, where's that from?
Yes, sort of; The Arthur episode “D.W.’s Imaginary Friend”.
7:05 YABBA DABBA DOO!!!
12:54 Where did the "Baby Baby", chant come from?
From the Arthur episode “D.W.’s Imaginary Friend”.
I knew there were references to other Disney movies in Robin hood
To PC Guy 1995, nope, but the Hollywood Edge Cartoon Trax sound library has a bunch of Disney sound FX on it.
+wileyk209zback Why does your copy of Robin Hood have the 1988 Walt Disney Classics logo,
is it because your copy is printed around October 1993?
I am not sure when it was printed. I know mine is a Canadian copy, as it has the Canadian-style 1991 warning screens.
I have the USA copy from 1991 and it uses
the cut short 1989 Walt Disney classics logo.
+wileyk209zback You know that Hanna-Barbera also in 1972 already had their Robin Hoodnik cartoon (1972, ABC SATURDAY SUPERSTAR movie), which costarred "Hair Bear Bunch"'s Mr.Peevely-Whoops I mean John Stephenson doing his Joe Flynn (who himself WAS at Disney) impression - and Botch - whoops, as Britney would say, I did it again, Joe E.Ross as Joe E.Ross. OO! OOOH! I did it again...(I'm old enough to ahve seen Robin Hoodnik when it first aired..:)) And Roger Miller'
s catchy theme "Robin Hood and little John" song-"Ooo De Lallly" showed up jusat recently in the Android ":furry animals" "Be together/not the same" as. Now they've got a finger puppet ad set to the 1993 song "We go together" by songwriter Barry Louis Polisar,. now best known for "Juno" using his 1977 song "All I Want is You".:-)
4:10-4:52 COMEDY GOLD
I loved the way you put the exact soundtrack of the re-rotoscoped animation original excerpts.
Also, a crazy thing is there's some H-B effects already existing in the original film. So that's a little help with editing haha
A little thing... Some HB sfx were originally Disney sounds
Gah! Stock footage!
1:29 They've killed Robin and Little John!
YOU BASSTURDS!
1192 SB1: Chicken makes 1st undefeated bird teams we know and ♡!
You know, I find it odd that you haven't done a YTP of the Arthur episode Just Desserts yet because the fairy tale content in that episode was made for you to satirize.
DON BLUTH ???????
He worked on Robin Hood as well?!
WOW! You're starting to get good at this. Maybe almost like another YTP person on RUclips who is Geibuchan (he makes alot of great YTPs mostly the popular long running "The King's Epic Adventure" series). I would like to be like him someday, and maybe like you but using my own SFX.
Well We're waiting for The King's Epic Adventure 4 Act 3 as well.
12:54 Unnecessary Arthur reference! Though I didn't know it was just that until I saw the actual episode it came from.
Aren, I think that is from that Arthur Episode called D.W's Imaginary friend From season 1.
@@michaelmullican6487 I know that one.
@@arenjtumastens Good, Because everybody would Love that lovable Aardvark!
@@michaelmullican6487 yeah. And his show did turn 25 last month.
@@arenjtumastens That's because I do not want Arthur series to end that way.
3:21 Did Robin Hood just grab what I think he grabbed?
I love this ytp!
8:38 Candy Candy (the crocodile captain's voice)
+Jacopo Bon Candy Candido,I mean, I'm sorry.
And That sex crazed hotel worker from the Simpsons, oh brother! Can I sit on him?
06:37 "HOLY SHIT!"
Robin Hood, The Original Kung Fu Panda
Can you Imagine if Sund Ideas have Disney Sound Effects? :)
You love putting in a lot of cartoony sound effects, don't you
Well here I did it in order to make it sound more like a real Hanna-Barbera cartoon.
wileyk you made THIS???? THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sweet another RUclips poop of Robin Hood
6:07 - 6:22: Wow, I haven't seen something that harsh since the Spongecake incident: ruclips.net/video/NslXXnGjRww/видео.html
1:00 I realized this similarity when I was like 4 years old...and it haunted my dreams
8:38 FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDGET!!!
for some reason I was thinking it was Victory through air power
this movie was how i became a furry.
People have said it about "Robin Hood," and now they can say it about "Zootopia!"
I don't get the zoom in on the tree when little john says "The Jackpot". Is that supposed to be because he's a bear and likes honey?
I was actually trying to zoom in on a rhino guard, as if Little John was interested in one of them :P
hmmm I wonder why Josie and the Pussycats haven't gotten the DC Hanna Barbera comic reboot treatment, oh wait dumb question, because it is property of Archie Comics
So they did sample the Jungle Book.
3:59 That's what happens when Prince John's plan backfires.
0:01 it's Weegee everybody praise our God
*hears Simpsons clips used in this video* Yeah, about that. XD
4chans forecasts lucky charms
I thought this would have scenes from Hanna-Barbera's 'Robin Hoodnik'.
Yeah, I didn't think of that at the time! D'oh!
@@ZakWolf There should be an upload of it somewhere for you to work with.
@@ZakWolf4:21 Is Prince John really not feeling well or does he have a tummy ache or stomachache?
@@DamianKurtz, he realized he had sex with Robin Hood!
@@ZakWolf0:54 I like how you added the Hampster Song, too. It really fits the theme of the YTP.
Louisville chickens vs Los Angles rhinos
Hana Barbera, i see what you did there ;-)
LUCKY CHARMS XD
Zak Wolf, what's the name of the sound effect in 7:06?
I remember seeing this YTP. Who else does?
Like how you add the audio from the original source during the night dance.
What's the "holy shit" sound clip from? I know you've used it in other poops, but I've been unable to fine that particular sound blip
Gaby George It's from a Tourettes Guy video
5:43 NO! lol that was random but hilarious
*sigh* When I was a kid this was just a movie with cartoon talking animals playing all the parts of Robin Hood because cartoon humans would have been so *bor-ing*. And now, because of furries, all the innocence and wholesomeness of Disney characters has been forever tainted. Thanks a lot. -_-
I love how the recycled clips hv the music from before.
What's with Prince John throwing up? It's funny but I don't get it.
It was a Family Guy reference.
ALL THE DAMN RECYCLED ANIMATION!!! xDDD ...
THE JUNGLE BOOK, THE ARISTOCATS, AND EVEN SNOW WHITE!!!
Seriously, this YTP was HILARIOUS! xP
I must ask, though, are you at all related with the uploader of "Winnie the Pooh on Budget Cuts"? Because he made the exact same joke about pointing out Don Bluth being a part of the movie's animation. Literally, same font and wording, just white instead of your yellow. :P
I don't think he is
Also, Alice in Wonderland.
Lucky Charms
i see recycled animation from Jungle Book and Snow White and repeats of animation. when i was a kid i never noticed recycled animation in the disney classics.
*****
Uh no, "The Jungle Book" was released in 1967. "Robin Hood" here came out in 1973.
I always did, though, including in all kinds of other cartoons, like from Hanna-Barbera.
4:02 One of my favorite bits.
What’s the song at 9:52 ?
5:52 IT BURNS!!!!!
6:17 Smosh
3:11 Could somebody tell where those sounds come from?
From the "Family Guy" episode where Brian makes out with a woman who turns out to be Quagmire's dad after a transgender operation. When he finds out the truth, he reacts by gagging a bit like that, then barfing for 30 seconds straight!
9:51-11:41 I enjoy that song, but could someone let me know what it's called and who performs it?
"Lie, Lie, Lie" by Josie and the Pussycats.
Good, but I already found out long before now.
10:08 - Exittttt, stage rear!
xD That was hysterical!
La la la I'll say la la la. During the fight .
1:50 was that a disney WWII cartoon ?
Yep, it was Victory Through Air Power.
dude you should give a don bluth film the youtube poop treatment since Disney is ruining the fun. I bet you would have quite a bit of fun with Rock-a-doodle or dare I say Troll in Central Park
Why is Prince John a lion puking for that long and being sick?
It's okay so far. =) But I found a smile from it.
Can you tell me where you got the music at 2:08 from? I don't believe I've ever heard it before.
I'm wondering the same thing.
2:09 how cross dressers get ready to go out!