History Creator / EncoreCartoons

It was allegedly run by Bill Hutten and Tony Love, though it is unknown who the animators were. It is ''also'' rumored that the company is related to Encore Enterprises, who did numerous TV specials and the 1997 version of ''WesternAnimation/ChucklewoodCritters'', though this hasn't been confirmed.

** In "Hero Hamton", [[https://www.sakugabooru.com/post/show/143569 Hamton accidentally opening his locker on Montana Max and proceeding to clean him up.]] [[https://www.sakugabooru.com/post/show/143571 Also his coughing fit later on.]]

* LimitedAnimation: There are sequences where only a character's mouth moves.

** In "Hero Hamton", Hamton accidentally opening his locker on Montana Max and proceeding to clean him up.

* OutOfOrder: All three Encore episodes had very low production order numbers (103, 106, and 110), but they aired in the later half of season 1. The numerous outtakes are the reason.
--> '''Tom Minton''': The first several ''TTA'' eps were animated by various overseas shops, and one domestic, very local one whose work was so embarrassing it was buried deep for as long as possible. The very first short I wrote for Warners, "The Toxic Revenger", fell victim to that abysmal situation. At one point, Steven visited and wondered where that cartoon was. Ruegger told him "We didn't want to bum you out." It was heavy in major retakes and the thing was not improving.

** In "The Learning Principal", there is a continuity/coloring error: A duck looking like Plucky is seen in the classroom, only colored purple. Once Buster is sent to the principal's office, the regular green-colored Plucky is waiting for Buster in the hall.
** In the same short, Bugs Bunny is briefly drawn without his whiskers when he said that he knew Buster had some class clowning in him.

Encore Cartoons was a very obscure animation studio which only worked on three episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' (those episodes being "Strange Tales of Weird Science", "Hero Hamton", and "Looniversity Daze"). According to Tom Ruegger, it was located in Nevada, making it one of three domestic studios to work on the show (the others being Creator/KennedyCartoons and [[Creator/JonMcClenahan Star Toons]]). That said, all three episodes were inked and painted by Creator/FilCartoons.

Encore Cartoons was a very obscure animation studio which only worked on three episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' (those episodes being "Strange Tales of Weird Science", "Hero Hamton", and "Looniversity Daze"). According to Tom Ruegger, it was located in Nevada, making it one of three domestic studios to work on the show (the others being Creator/KennedyCartoons and [[JonMcClenahan Star Toons]]). That said, all three episodes were inked and painted by Creator/FilCartoons.

* StockFootage: An odd example: The opening of "Strange Tales of Weird Science" (that is, Elmyra forcing Buster and Babs to play with her) was actually stock footage, though wasn't used in any aired episode. It was originally intended for "The Looney Beginning", but was cut for time. Since "Weird Science" was running short, this bit was inserted into the episode and had some new dialog ADR'd into the scene to change the context that Buster and Babs are late starting the show because they're being hounded by Elmyra. It's easy to tell this footage was meant for another episode, however, because it was animated by Kennedy and WangFilmProductions, while "Weird Science" was by Encore.

* AnimationBump: Occasionally.

Encore Cartoons was a very obscure animation studio which only worked on three episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' (those episodes being "Strange Tales of Weird Science", "Hero Hamton", and "Looniversity Daze"). According to Tom Ruegger, it was located in Nevada, making it one of three domestic studios to work on the show (the others being KennedyCartoons and [[JonMcClenahan Star Toons]]). That said, all three episodes were inked and painted by FilCartoons.

** In the first wrap around segment of "Looniveristy Daze" during the scene in Bugs Bunny's class Calamity Coyote looks more like Wendell T. Wolf from Tazmania.

* StockFootage: An odd example: The opening of "Strange Tales of Weird Science" (that is, Elmyra forcing Buster and Babs to play with her) was actually stock footage, though wasn't used in any aired episode. It was originally intended for "The Looney Beginning", but was cut for time. Since "Weird Science" was running short, this bit was inserted into the episode and had some new dialog ADR'd into the scene to change the context that Buster and Babs are late starting the show because they're being hounded by Elmyra. It's easy to tell this footage was meant for another episode, however, because it was animated by Kennedy and WangFilmProductions, while "Weird Science" was by Encore.

* StockFootage: An odd example: The opening of "Strange Tales of Weird Science" (that is, Elmyra forcing Buster and Babs to play with her) was actually stock footage, though it wasn't used in any aired episode. It was originally intended for "The Looney Beginning", but was cut for time. Since "Weird Science" was running short, this bit was inserted into that episode and some new dialog was ADR'd into the scene to change the context that Buster and Babs are late starting the show because they're being hounded by Elmyra. It's easy to tell this footage was meant for another episode, however, because it was animated by Kennedy and WangFilmProductions, while "Weird Science" was by Encore.

It was allegedly run by Bill Hutten and Tony Love, though it is unknown who the animators were. It is rumored that the company is related to Encore Enterprises, who did numerous TV specials and the 1997 version of ''WesternAnimation/ChucklewoodCritters'', though this hasn't been confirmed.

* DependingOnTheArtist: Very much. This is exacerbated because all three episodes feature animation by Kennedy Cartoons to fill in some gaps (possibly because Encore's work was poor quality). To say the animation is all over the place is an understatement.
* DerangedAnimation: Slow-mo the "Furrball gets rehabilitated" sequence in "Pit Bullied".

* StockFootage: An odd example: The opening of "Strange Tales of Weird Science" (that is, Elmyra forcing Buster and Babs to play with her) was actually stock footage, though it wasn't used in any aired episode. It was originally intended for "The Looney Beginning", but was cut for time. Since "Weird Science" was running short, this bit was inserted into that episode and some new dialog was ADR'd into the scene to change the context that Buster and Babs are late starting the show because they're being hounded by Elmyra. It's easy to tell this footage was meant for another episode, however, because it was animated by Kennedy Cartoons and Wang Film Productions, while "Weird Science" was by Encore Cartoons.

* DerangedAnimation: Slow-mo the "Furrball gets electro-shocked" sequence in "Pit Bullied".

** In "The Learning Principal", there is a continuity/coloring error: A duck looking like Plucky is seen in the classroom, only colored purple. Once Buster is sent to the principal's office, the regular green-colored Plucky is waiting for him in the hall.