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Introduction:
Does anyone remember "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"? You know, the movie that made Disney and Warner stop a war of more than 50 years just for a few seconds of screentime and that has the coolest scene of victory against alcoholism ever? No? Well, i do.
Anyway, i've decided to rewatch the movie a few days ago, it's still pretty good and the animation/live action segments hold up to this day. Along with the movie, Steven Spielberg and Disney released 3 shorts that aren't currently indexed on the profiles because.... Idk, someone probably forgot to watch them
That's why i'm here, the shorts have a lot of wacky Toon Force feats that are interesting + important enough to change how we currently handle the scaling for Disney's Classic cartoon characters
The Content:
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As stated here, Roger's Toon nature makes something that should normally harm a human (A refrigerator dropping on his head) don't affect Roger at all. Making a parallel between his Toon Physiology and his physical durability by saying that he should be able to tank "anything" due to his Toon Physiology enabling him to withstand damage far above what should be capable for a normal human. As such, characters who also have Toon Physiology, like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy and etc should scale to the same durability value
Massive thanks for @Demon_Lord18, due to him making all the calculations presented here.
That's all
Agree: @DimeUhDozen @The_2nd_Existential_Seed @DarkDragonMedeus
Disagree:
Neutral:
Does anyone remember "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"? You know, the movie that made Disney and Warner stop a war of more than 50 years just for a few seconds of screentime and that has the coolest scene of victory against alcoholism ever? No? Well, i do.
Anyway, i've decided to rewatch the movie a few days ago, it's still pretty good and the animation/live action segments hold up to this day. Along with the movie, Steven Spielberg and Disney released 3 shorts that aren't currently indexed on the profiles because.... Idk, someone probably forgot to watch them
That's why i'm here, the shorts have a lot of wacky Toon Force feats that are interesting + important enough to change how we currently handle the scaling for Disney's Classic cartoon characters
The Content:
Old Profile:
Roger Rabbit (Disney)
Roger Rabbit is the titular character of the Disney 1988 film, Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and the protagonist of its spin-off shorts. Originating from Toontown, Roger had made a name for himself starring in several productions by Maroon Cartoons. Having since married a human woman, Jessica, whom...
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Accelerated Evolution/Roger Rabbit
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Changes:
- P&A Section Additions:
- Fire and Explosion Manipulation
- Fourth Wall Awareness and Dimensional travel
- Fusionism
- Size Manipulation
- Afterimage Creation
- Poison Manipulation
- Resistance to Extreme Heat
- Massive AP, Durability and Speed Upgrades
As stated here, Roger's Toon nature makes something that should normally harm a human (A refrigerator dropping on his head) don't affect Roger at all. Making a parallel between his Toon Physiology and his physical durability by saying that he should be able to tank "anything" due to his Toon Physiology enabling him to withstand damage far above what should be capable for a normal human. As such, characters who also have Toon Physiology, like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy and etc should scale to the same durability value
Massive thanks for @Demon_Lord18, due to him making all the calculations presented here.
That's all
Agree: @DimeUhDozen @The_2nd_Existential_Seed @DarkDragonMedeus
Disagree:
Neutral:
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