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* TyopOnTheCover: English spell checkers must have been in short supply, judging by some title cards.
** ''Gustavus is Daubind'' was probably meant to be ''Gustavus is Daubing''.
** ''Gustavus Interiority Complex'' should be ''Gustavus' Inferiority Complex''.
** ''Gustavus Invites Guestes'' should be ''Gustavus Invites Guests''.
** ''Gustavus Two Faces'' should be ''Gustavus' Two Faces''.
** ''Gustavus is Daubind'' was probably meant to be ''Gustavus is Daubing''.
** ''Gustavus Interiority Complex'' should be ''Gustavus' Inferiority Complex''.
** ''Gustavus Invites Guestes'' should be ''Gustavus Invites Guests''.
** ''Gustavus Two Faces'' should be ''Gustavus' Two Faces''.
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* TyopOnTheCover: English spell checkers must have been in short supply, judging by some title cards.
** ''Gustavus is Daubind'' was probably meant to be ''Gustavus is Daubing''.
** ''Gustavus Interiority Complex'' should be ''Gustavus' Inferiority Complex''.
** ''Gustavus Invites Guestes'' should be ''Gustavus Invites Guests''.
** ''Gustavus Two Faces'' should be ''Gustavus' Two Faces''.
** ''Gustavus is Daubind'' was probably meant to be ''Gustavus is Daubing''.
** ''Gustavus Interiority Complex'' should be ''Gustavus' Inferiority Complex''.
** ''Gustavus Invites Guestes'' should be ''Gustavus Invites Guests''.
** ''Gustavus Two Faces'' should be ''Gustavus' Two Faces''.
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* CreatorBacklash: Co-creator Creator/MarcellJankovics was never too fond of the show, feeling uncomfortable about its humor that "punched down" at the struggling working class, who had already had it hard enough in real life. He also disliked UPA's animation style that seemed to have inspired the earliest shorts, and revamped the character designs in his style when the studio called for it. The staff in general didn't have a high opinion of the series, most of them regarded their work as mere menial exercise rather than art.
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* CreatorBacklash: Co-creator Creator/MarcellJankovics was never too fond of the show, feeling uncomfortable about its humor that "punched down" at the struggling working class, class who had already had it hard enough in real life. He also disliked UPA's animation style that seemed to have inspired the earliest shorts, and revamped the character designs in his style when the studio called for it. When one of his friends asked if he was still working on "that stupid thing" (referring to this series), Jankovics took the remark to heart and began focusing more on serious animations. The staff in general didn't have a high opinion of the series, most of them regarded their work as mere menial exercise rather than art.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Jankovics thinks the show wouldn't work in modern times since many things have changed since the communist-controlled 60s-70s. Among these is that Gustav's hat has long gone out of fashion.
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* WorkingTitle: ''Emberek vagyunk'', or ''We Are Human''. Gustav himself was alternatively called Dodó, Ferenc (Frank), Ottó and Princ before the final name was chosen -- Princ did make it into an episode, though.
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* WorkingTitle: ''Emberek vagyunk'', or ''We Are Human''. Gustav himself was alternatively called Dodó, Ferenc (Frank), Ottó and Princ before the final name was chosen -- Princ did make it into an episode, though.though.
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* CreatorBacklash: Co-creator Creator/MarcellJankovics was never too fond of the show, feeling uncomfortable about its humor that "punched down" at the struggling working class, who had already had it hard enough in real life. The staff in general didn't have a high opinion on the series, most of them regarded their work as mere menial exercise rather than art.
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* CreatorBacklash: Co-creator Creator/MarcellJankovics was never too fond of the show, feeling uncomfortable about its humor that "punched down" at the struggling working class, who had already had it hard enough in real life. He also disliked UPA's animation style that seemed to have inspired the earliest shorts, and revamped the character designs in his style when the studio called for it. The staff in general didn't have a high opinion on of the series, most of them regarded their work as mere menial exercise rather than art.art.
* CreatorsOddball: To Marcell Jankovics, if you take his more artistic and serious animated shorts and films, his analytical writings about religion, mythology, culture and history, and his cultural/political activities as his main field of work. While he did create some other comedic and satirical animations early on, and this series does play around with deeper themes and satire as well, it feels leagues removed from his later career-defining works.
* CreatorsOddball: To Marcell Jankovics, if you take his more artistic and serious animated shorts and films, his analytical writings about religion, mythology, culture and history, and his cultural/political activities as his main field of work. While he did create some other comedic and satirical animations early on, and this series does play around with deeper themes and satire as well, it feels leagues removed from his later career-defining works.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Jankovics thinks the show wouldn't work in modern times since many things have changed since the communist-controlled 60s-70s. Among these is that Gustav's hat has long gone out of fashion.
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* CreatorBacklash: Co-creator Marcell Jankovics was never too fond of the show, feeling uncomfortable about its humor that "punched down" at the struggling working class, who had already had it hard enough in real life. The staff in general didn't have a high opinion on the series, most of them regarded their work as mere menial exercise rather than art.
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* CreatorBacklash: Co-creator Marcell Jankovics Creator/MarcellJankovics was never too fond of the show, feeling uncomfortable about its humor that "punched down" at the struggling working class, who had already had it hard enough in real life. The staff in general didn't have a high opinion on the series, most of them regarded their work as mere menial exercise rather than art.
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* CreatorBacklash: Co-creator Marcell Jankovics was never too fond of the show, feeling uncomfortable about its humor that "punched down" at the struggling working class, who had already had it hard enough in real life.
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* CreatorBacklash: Co-creator Marcell Jankovics was never too fond of the show, feeling uncomfortable about its humor that "punched down" at the struggling working class, who had already had it hard enough in real life. The staff in general didn't have a high opinion on the series, most of them regarded their work as mere menial exercise rather than art.
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*CreatorBacklash: Co-creator Marcell Jankovics was never too fond of the show, feeling uncomfortable about its humor that "punched down" at the struggling working class, who had already had it hard enough in real life.
*OfficialFanSubmittedContent: As the original three creators began running out of ideas, the studio encouraged their other workers and even their fans to send them episode ideas, some of which made it to screens.
*WhatCouldHaveBeen:
**Marcell Jankovics submitted a proposed script in which Gustav was, for once, a high ranking official, as his pesky everyman portrayal never sat well with him. It was rejected.
**Gustav was a candidate for Hungary's first feature length animated film, which was conceptualized both as a simple compilation of his preexisting shorts and as an original feature where Gustav travels through motion picture history. ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'' was produced instead.
*WorkingTitle: ''Emberek vagyunk'', or ''We Are Human''. Gustav himself was alternatively called Dodó, Ferenc (Frank), Ottó and Princ before the final name was chosen -- Princ did make it into an episode, though.
*OfficialFanSubmittedContent: As the original three creators began running out of ideas, the studio encouraged their other workers and even their fans to send them episode ideas, some of which made it to screens.
*WhatCouldHaveBeen:
**Marcell Jankovics submitted a proposed script in which Gustav was, for once, a high ranking official, as his pesky everyman portrayal never sat well with him. It was rejected.
**Gustav was a candidate for Hungary's first feature length animated film, which was conceptualized both as a simple compilation of his preexisting shorts and as an original feature where Gustav travels through motion picture history. ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'' was produced instead.
*WorkingTitle: ''Emberek vagyunk'', or ''We Are Human''. Gustav himself was alternatively called Dodó, Ferenc (Frank), Ottó and Princ before the final name was chosen -- Princ did make it into an episode, though.
