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* LittleBitBeastly: The ladybug is drawn to basically look like a woman or girl in a ladybug costume. She's the heroine so she is drawn to look more human.
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* LittleBitBeastly: The ladybug is drawn to basically look like a woman or girl in a ladybug costume. costume--she has two legs and two arms and a completely human face. She's the heroine so she is drawn to look more human.human.
* NameAndName: ''Spider and Tulip''
* SchmuckBait: The spider spins a hammock, which he tries to lure the ladybug into.
* NameAndName: ''Spider and Tulip''
* SchmuckBait: The spider spins a hammock, which he tries to lure the ladybug into.
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* {{Blackface}}: The spider's face is strongly reminiscent of [[{{MinstrelShows}} minstrel performers]], which was not uncommon in Western Animation during the era.
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* {{Blackface}}: The spider's face is strongly reminiscent of [[{{MinstrelShows}} minstrel performers]], which was not uncommon in Western Animation during the era.era.
* LittleBitBeastly: The ladybug is drawn to basically look like a woman or girl in a ladybug costume. She's the heroine so she is drawn to look more human.
* TalkingAnimal: The spider is drawn to look basically like a spider with a human face (specifically, a {{Blackface}} face). The spider, being the villain, is drawn to look significantly less human than the ladybug.
* LittleBitBeastly: The ladybug is drawn to basically look like a woman or girl in a ladybug costume. She's the heroine so she is drawn to look more human.
* TalkingAnimal: The spider is drawn to look basically like a spider with a human face (specifically, a {{Blackface}} face). The spider, being the villain, is drawn to look significantly less human than the ladybug.
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* {{Blackface}}: The spider's face is strongly reminiscent of [{{MinstrelShows}} [[{{MinstrelShows}} minstrel performers], performers]], which was not uncommon in Western Animation during the era.
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* {{Blackface}}: The spider's face is strongly reminiscent of [{{MinstrelShows}} minstrel performers, performers], which was not uncommon in Western Animation during the era.
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* Blackface: {{Blackface}}: The spider's face is strongly reminiscent of minstrel performers, which was not uncommon in Western Animation during the era.
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This short is remarkable in that due to the economics problems of depression and World War 2-era Japan animated shorts did not have the resources to prosper as they had in the United States throughout UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation with many shorts being forgotten about or [[MissingEpisode lost to time]].
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This short is remarkable in that due to the economics problems of depression and World War 2-era Japan animated shorts did not have the resources to prosper as they had in the United States throughout UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation with many shorts being forgotten about or [[MissingEpisode lost to time]].time]].
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* Blackface: The spider's face is strongly reminiscent of minstrel performers, which was not uncommon in Western Animation during the era.
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* Blackface: The spider's face is strongly reminiscent of minstrel performers, which was not uncommon in Western Animation during the era.
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This short is remarkable in that due to the economics problems of depression and World War 2-era Japan animated shorts did not have the setting resources to prosper as they had in the United States throughout UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation with many shorts being forgotten about or [[MissingEpisode lost to time]].
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This short is remarkable in that due to the economics problems of depression and World War 2-era Japan animated shorts did not have the setting to prosper as they had in the United States throughout UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation with many shorts being forgotten about or [MissingEpisode [[MissingEpisode lost to time].time]].
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This short is remarkable in that due to the economics problems of depression and World War 2-era Japan animated shorts did not have the setting to prosper as they had in the United States throughout UsefulNote/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation with many shorts being forgotten about or [MissingEpisode lost to time].
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''Spider and Tulip'' (くもとちゅうりっぷ, ''Kumo to Chūrippu'') is a Japanese animated short from 1943 directed by Kenzo Masaoka about a little beetle girl who encounters a sinister spider.
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''Spider and Tulip'' (くもとちゅうりっぷ, ''Kumo to Chūrippu'') is a Japanese animated short from 1943 directed by Kenzo Masaoka about a little beetle girl who encounters a sinister spider.spider.
This short is remarkable in that due to the economics problems of depression and World War 2-era Japan animated shorts did not have the setting to prosper as they had in the United States throughout UsefulNote/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation with many shorts being forgotten about or [MissingEpisode lost to time].
This short is remarkable in that due to the economics problems of depression and World War 2-era Japan animated shorts did not have the setting to prosper as they had in the United States throughout UsefulNote/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation with many shorts being forgotten about or [MissingEpisode lost to time].
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''Spider and Tulip'' (くもとちゅうりっぷ, Kumo to Chūrippu) is a Japanese animated short from 1943 directed by Kenzo Masaoka about a little beetle girl who encounters a sinister spider.
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''Spider and Tulip'' (くもとちゅうりっぷ, Kumo ''Kumo to Chūrippu) Chūrippu'') is a Japanese animated short from 1943 directed by Kenzo Masaoka about a little beetle girl who encounters a sinister spider.
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''Spider and Tulip'' (くもとちゅうりっぷ, Kumo to Chūrippu) is a Japanese animated short from 1943 directed by Kenzo Masaoka about a little beetle girl who encounters a sinister spider.
