Anyway, @fairyhydra2002.bsky.social, if I ever could watch any movie in the IMAX experience for the first time, for me it would have to be An American Tail: Fievel Goes West, and I think Fievel Goes West really deserves a theatrical re-release in IMAX for anyone who has ever had dreams to dream...

These two images of Mandark from Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip and of Miss Tanya the lovely saloon girl mouse from An American Tail: Fievel Goes West are not only etched forever into my memory, but may also provide me with the key inspirational idea that may grow into my own ToonTown epic...

And given that I always want to extend the borders of Who Framed Roger Rabbit's ToonTown (and just about any cartoon characters from animation history -- some famous and some not) beyond comedy and into the epic realms of myth and legend, large-scale action and adventure, and serious drama...

While Tanya the lovely saloon girl mouse beaming a pretty smile in An American Tail: Fievel Goes West, more so even than Jimmy Stewart's last performance (aka Wylie Burp), also got me thinking about what the ultimate hero of my Cartoonland or Toontown science fiction fantasy epic might be.

Now, more so than the notorious whipping scene in Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip, the image of young Mandark snickering at the camera used to frighten me when I was a teen, but it still got me thinking about what the chief villain of my Cartoonland or Toontown science fiction fantasy epic might be.

And also, the ultimate hero that I have in mind for my Cartoonland/Toontown science fiction fantasy epic may be inspired by this lovely saloon girl mouse, Tanya Mousekewitz, Fievel's sister, who in this image beams a pretty smile during Amblimation's An American Tail: Fievel Goes West (1991):

Now, the chief villain that I have in mind for my planned Cartoonland/ToonTown science fiction fantasy epic may be inspired by a snickering young Mandark striking a very menacing pose in this image from Genndy Tartakovsky's 1999 TV movie, Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip:

Sorry for the late response, Chris, but I thought James Cameron's AVATAR: Fire and Ash is very dazzling, spectacular, visually stunning, and very good, and being one of the ultimate cinematic spectacles, especially in IMAX.

And thank goodness I survived that evil, no-good Na'vi woman Varang!

Anyway, in the next four days, I am going to go see what is already turning out to be one of the ultimate cinematic spectacles in modern times: James Cameron's AVATAR: Fire and Ash, in IMAX 3-D!

So wish me good luck, but beware that evil no-good Na'vi woman Varang and her blasted Ash People tribe!

So, whatever you do, Internet, don't try to harass me further, don't try to hunt me down like a wild animal in the hopes of seeing me get my comeuppance, and PLEASE don't try to draw any artwork of characters beating me up in a VERY disturbing fight!

It's NOT even funny anymore, and you know it!

Well, I just deleted them already, but I do saved them in a USB flash drive somewhere.

Here at BlueSky, which has way less messed up people.

Nope. Never again. 😟

This isn't a small tempest in a teapot, it won't calm down, and the online forces still opposing me are still constantly at work, and the trolls won't stop until they succeed in having me give up my dreams and in seeing me get my comeuppance for my weird ideas and interests in underaged children! 😨

I have not seen Dexter's Assistant too much, but I do like that your drawing and the art style that you drew it in is much close to that of Dexter's Laboratory itself. 👍