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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Joe survived as a mascot in Chile longer than the rest of the world, appearing in safety [=PSAs=] with ACHS Insurance mascot Segurito until 2012. Brazil also noticeably used similar musical trailers to Front Row Joe in Cinemark theaters until 2018.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Joe survived as a mascot in Chile longer than the rest of the world, appearing in safety [=PSAs=] with ACHS Insurance ACHS mascot Segurito until 2012. Brazil also noticeably used similar musical trailers to Front Row Joe in Cinemark theaters until 2018.
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Cannot find any evidence of a Spanish Cinemark branch even existing, replacing with Chile. Also, nothing's wrong with the Roger Rabbit effect, the main negative reaction from them instead being how weirdly uncanny they are (see Chadtronic screaming in the latest Cursed Commercials video).
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Joe is (apparently) still used as Cinemark's mascot in Spain.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Joe is (apparently) still used survived as Cinemark's a mascot in Spain.Chile longer than the rest of the world, appearing in safety [=PSAs=] with ACHS Insurance mascot Segurito until 2012. Brazil also noticeably used similar musical trailers to Front Row Joe in Cinemark theaters until 2018.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The 2004-2009 trailers elicit this reaction from some people. "Late For Showtime" drastically cuts the animation budget that the other trailers had, doesn't even feature a catchy song, and in fact doesn't have any dialogue whatsoever ([[http://www.animationmagazine.net/commercials/showtime-for-happy-trails/ this article]] mentions that Happy Trails Animation was given just five weeks to make that particular trailer). The other trailers from this era have Joe in CGI, one of which is a RogerRabbitEffect trailer, and once again have no singing or dialogue from Joe, and Elton and Clyde don't even appear.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The 2004-2009 trailers elicit this reaction from some people. "Late For Showtime" drastically cuts the animation budget that the other trailers had, doesn't even feature a catchy song, and in fact doesn't have any dialogue whatsoever ([[http://www.animationmagazine.net/commercials/showtime-for-happy-trails/ this article]] mentions that Happy Trails Animation was given just five weeks to make that particular trailer). The other trailers from this era have Joe in CGI, one of which is a RogerRabbitEffect trailer, said CGI generally considered to be in the UnintentionalUncannyValley, and once again have no singing or dialogue from Joe, and Elton and Clyde don't even appear.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Joe is (apparently) still used as Cinemark's mascot in Spain.
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* PopularWithFurries: The trailers have had an enormous following of furries since the early days of the community's mainstream prominence. Joe, Penny and Elton are especially popular with the furry community.
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* PopularWithFurries: The trailers have had an enormous following of furries since the the very early days of the community's mainstream prominence. Joe, Penny and Elton are especially popular with the furry community.community, in particular cat lovers.
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* PopularWithFurries: The trailers have had an enormous following of furries since the early days of the community's mainstream prominence. Joe, Penny and Elton are especially popular with the furry community.
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* DorkAge: Joe's return from 2004-2009 can be considered one, see below for the reasons why.
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Moving from the Work page.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The 2004-2009 trailers elicit this reaction from some people. "Late For Showtime" drastically cuts the animation budget that the other trailers had, doesn't even feature a catchy song, and in fact doesn't have any dialogue whatsoever ([[http://www.animationmagazine.net/commercials/showtime-for-happy-trails/ this article]] mentions that Happy Trails Animation was given just five weeks to make that particular trailer). The other trailers from this era have Joe in CGI, one of which is a RogerRabbitEffect trailer, and once again have no singing or dialogue from Joe, and Elton and Clyde don't even appear.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The 2004-2009 trailers elicit this reaction from some people. "Late For Showtime" drastically cuts the animation budget that the other trailers had, doesn't even feature a catchy song, and in fact doesn't have any dialogue whatsoever ([[http://www.animationmagazine.net/commercials/showtime-for-happy-trails/ this article]] mentions that Happy Trails Animation was given just five weeks to make that particular trailer). The other trailers from this era have Joe in CGI, one of which is a RogerRabbitEffect trailer, and once again have no singing or dialogue from Joe, and Elton and Clyde don't even appear.appear.
* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: A lot of first time viewers of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MpsRljxQMI We're Gonna Party]]" think the opening roller coaster graphics were done with CGI. They weren't. They were accomplished through a slitscan technique on a motion-controlled animation stand, requiring many camera tests and hours of shooting backlit artwork in a darkroom.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: A lot of first time viewers of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MpsRljxQMI We're Gonna Party]]" think the opening roller coaster graphics were done with CGI. They weren't. They were accomplished through a slitscan technique on a motion-controlled animation stand, requiring many camera tests and hours of shooting backlit artwork in a darkroom.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The 2004-2009 trailers elicit this reaction from some people. "Late For Showtime" drastically cuts the animation budget that the other trailers had, doesn't even feature a catchy song, and in fact doesn't have any dialogue whatsoever ([[http://www.animationmagazine.net/commercials/showtime-for-happy-trails/ this article]] mentions that Happy Trails Animation was only given just five weeks to make that particular trailer). The other trailers from this era have Joe in CGI, one of which is a RogerRabbitEffect trailer, and once again have no singing or dialogue from Joe, and Elton and Clyde don't even appear.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The 2004-2009 trailers elicit this reaction from some people. "Late For Showtime" drastically cuts the animation budget that the other trailers had, doesn't even feature a catchy song, and in fact doesn't have any dialogue whatsoever ([[http://www.animationmagazine.net/commercials/showtime-for-happy-trails/ this article]] mentions that Happy Trails Animation was only given just five weeks to make that particular trailer). The other trailers from this era have Joe in CGI, one of which is a RogerRabbitEffect trailer, and once again have no singing or dialogue from Joe, and Elton and Clyde don't even appear.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The 2004-2009 trailers elicit this reaction from some people. "Late For Showtime" drastically cuts the animation budget that the other trailers had, doesn't even feature a catchy song, and in fact doesn't have any dialogue whatsoever. The other trailers from this era have Joe in CGI, one of which is a RogerRabbitEffect trailer, and once again have no singing or dialogue from Joe, and Elton and Clyde don't even appear.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The 2004-2009 trailers elicit this reaction from some people. "Late For Showtime" drastically cuts the animation budget that the other trailers had, doesn't even feature a catchy song, and in fact doesn't have any dialogue whatsoever.whatsoever ([[http://www.animationmagazine.net/commercials/showtime-for-happy-trails/ this article]] mentions that Happy Trails Animation was only given just five weeks to make that particular trailer). The other trailers from this era have Joe in CGI, one of which is a RogerRabbitEffect trailer, and once again have no singing or dialogue from Joe, and Elton and Clyde don't even appear.
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*DorkAge: Joe's return from 2004-2009 can be considered one, see below for the reasons why.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The 2004-2009 trailers elicit this reaction from some people. "Late For Showtime" drastically cuts the animation budget that the other trailers had, doesn't even feature a catchy song, and in fact doesn't have any dialogue whatsoever. The other trailers from this era have Joe in CGI, one of which is a RogerRabbitEffect trailer, and once again have no singing or dialogue from Joe, and Elton and Clyde don't even appear.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The 2004-2009 trailers elicit this reaction from some people. "Late For Showtime" drastically cuts the animation budget that the other trailers had, doesn't even feature a catchy song, and in fact doesn't have any dialogue whatsoever. The other trailers from this era have Joe in CGI, one of which is a RogerRabbitEffect trailer, and once again have no singing or dialogue from Joe, and Elton and Clyde don't even appear.
