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*** Baroness Von Bon Bon chases the heroes in her crawling gingerbread house in a scene inspired by the ghost barn that marches after Bimbo in the original short.
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*** Baroness Von Bon Bon chases the heroes in her crawling gingerbread house dessert castle in a scene was inspired by the ghost barn that marches after Bimbo in the original short.
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** ''{{VideoGame/Cuphead}}'': The game's main inspiration is the Fleischer Studios short ''WesternAnimation/SwingYouSinners''. While this mostly comes across visually, there are also a few direct references such as the achievement for beating the final boss being named "Swing You Sinner". [[http://www.studiomdhr.com/press/images/cuphead_sketch_1.png Very early concept art]] even included a study of Cuphead pleading for his life [[https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-T86YnmbjzmU/VYjYfKgPPGI/AAAAAAACE3E/Wsu12ipstZ8/s400/Swing%2BYou%2BSinners%2B%252884%2529.jpg in the same way that Bimbo does when threatened with a straight-razor]]. Three separate boss fights take their visual cues from parts of ''WesternAnimation/SwingYouSinners'':
*** Cagney Carnation moves in exactly the same way as a particular ghost from that short (particularly his splayed, upward-facing palms)[[note]]which makes this a recursive shout-out, since that ghost from the original short was a caricature of comedian Monroe Silver[[/note]] and the song's melody is similar to his fight music.
*** Baroness Von Bon Bon chases the heroes in her crawling gingerbread house in a scene inspired by the ghost barn that marches after Bimbo in the original short.
*** The ghosts that pop out of the train resemble the final forms of the ghosts that pop out of the ghost barn to terrorize Bimbo.
** WebVideo/SuperEyepatchWolf's video ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mm5sGhaztws Why Cuphead Looks So God Damn Good]]'' includes side by side short clips of the ''{{VideoGame/Cuphead}}'' boss fights inspired by ''WesternAnimation/SwingYouSinners'' with the relative clips from the original animation.
** ''{{VideoGame/Cuphead}}'': The game's main inspiration is the Fleischer Studios short ''WesternAnimation/SwingYouSinners''. While this mostly comes across visually, there are also a few direct references such as the achievement for beating the final boss being named "Swing You Sinner". [[http://www.studiomdhr.com/press/images/cuphead_sketch_1.png Very early concept art]] even included a study of Cuphead pleading for his life [[https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-T86YnmbjzmU/VYjYfKgPPGI/AAAAAAACE3E/Wsu12ipstZ8/s400/Swing%2BYou%2BSinners%2B%252884%2529.jpg in the same way that Bimbo does when threatened with a straight-razor]]. Three separate boss fights take their visual cues from parts of ''WesternAnimation/SwingYouSinners'':
*** Cagney Carnation moves in exactly the same way as a particular ghost from that short (particularly his splayed, upward-facing palms)[[note]]which makes this a recursive shout-out, since that ghost from the original short was a caricature of comedian Monroe Silver[[/note]] and the song's melody is similar to his fight music.
*** Baroness Von Bon Bon chases the heroes in her crawling gingerbread house in a scene inspired by the ghost barn that marches after Bimbo in the original short.
*** The ghosts that pop out of the train resemble the final forms of the ghosts that pop out of the ghost barn to terrorize Bimbo.
** WebVideo/SuperEyepatchWolf's video ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mm5sGhaztws Why Cuphead Looks So God Damn Good]]'' includes side by side short clips of the ''{{VideoGame/Cuphead}}'' boss fights inspired by ''WesternAnimation/SwingYouSinners'' with the relative clips from the original animation.
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* ColbertBump: People have watched it in recent times because this, apparently, was cited as one of the inspirations for ''VideoGame/{{Cuphead}}'' (particularly with one of the poses done by the flower boss, Cagney Carnation). In a ShoutOut to this cartoon, once you beat the game's final boss, The Devil, you get an achviment named "Swing You Sinner".
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* ColbertBump: People have watched it in recent times because this, apparently, was cited as one of the inspirations for ''VideoGame/{{Cuphead}}'' (particularly with one of the poses done by the flower boss, Cagney Carnation). In a ShoutOut to this cartoon, once you beat the game's final boss, The Devil, you get an achviment achievement named "Swing You Sinner".
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* ColbertBump: People have watched it in recent times because this, apparently, was cited as one of the inspirations for ''VideoGame/{{Cuphead}}'' (particularly with one of the poses done by the flower boss).boss, Cagney Carnation). In a ShoutOut to this cartoon, once you beat the game's final boss, The Devil, you get an achviment named "Swing You Sinner".
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* TroubledProduction: The short was only partway completed when Creator/WaltDisney abruptly did a talent raid on Creator/FleischerStudios, hiring away many of their top animators. The short only got completed when many junior artists, such as Creator/ShamusCulhane (who discussed this event in his biography, ''Talking Animals and Other People'') were hastily trained to animate by Creator/GrimNatwick, and then promoted to the position.
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* TroubledProduction: The short was only partway completed when Creator/WaltDisney abruptly did a talent raid on Creator/FleischerStudios, hiring away many of their top animators. The short only got completed when many junior artists, such as Creator/ShamusCulhane (who discussed this event in his biography, autobiography, ''Talking Animals and Other People'') were hastily trained to animate by Creator/GrimNatwick, and then promoted to the position.
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* TroubledProduction: The short was only partway completed when Creator/WaltDisney abruptly did a talent raid on FleischerStudios, Creator/FleischerStudios, hiring away many of their top animators. The short only got completed when many junior artists, such as ShamusCulhane Creator/ShamusCulhane (who discussed this event in his biography, ''Talking Animals and Other People'') were hastily trained to animate by Creator/GrimNatwick, and then promoted to the position.
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