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'''Inkblot Cartoon Style''' is the cartoon style most prevalent from the mid-1920s to the mid-1930s. |
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Most historians refer to this as Rubber Hose Animation because characters' arms, legs and pretty much everything else are usually animated as if they were made of rubber tubing and without elbows or knees. |
Most historians refer to this as Rubber Hose Animation because characters' arms, legs and pretty much everything else are usually animated as if they were made of rubber tubing and without elbows or knees. |
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* The ''[[Popeye]]'' cartoons of [[The Thirties]] are this, especially with the characters' eyes and Olive Oyl's [[Rubber Hose Limbs]]. |
* The ''[[Popeye]]'' cartoons of [[The Thirties]] are this, especially with the characters' eyes and Olive Oyl's [[Rubber Hose Limbs]]. |
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=== Retreaux Examples |
=== Retreaux Examples === |
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== Video Games == |
== Video Games == |
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