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Toontown Rewritten is a free-to-play revival of Disney's Toontown Online. Create your own Toon and join the battle to save Toontown from the evil robot Cogs. Play now for FREE! Hop online into the world of Toontown, a cartoon world where everything is wacky as can be! Unfortunately, it's not all Slapstick and Seltzer over in Toontown. Robot businessmen invaded the town. Jan 13, 2018 It's that time again - time to announce the winners of the New Year's Top Toons Marathon! HQ Officers have rallied and tallied - but not dilly dallied - in order to put the full list of winners together. Without further ado, here are the New Year's Top Toons! The list below is separated into two categories: Cogs Defeated and Floors Recovered for each hour of January 1st. If you didn't win.
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Cartoons are not real. They're made with art supplies and brought to life by animators and Voice Actors. It's sad but it's true.
Hey, wait a minute! We seem to have made a wrong turn atAlbu-coiky! Now we're in Toon Town, that very special district of Fantasy Land where cartoon characters are people, just like you and me. Sometimes, they exist as a separate and independent species, and sometimes, the place itselftransforms humans into Toons. But all details aside, Toon Town is a loony sort of place where Cartoon Physics and the Rule of Funny reign supreme. Expect the Roger Rabbit Effect almost every time.
When an entire planet or dimension is populated by cartoon characters, it is an Alternate Tooniverse.
Not to be confused with the MMORPG, Toontown Online.
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Examples:
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- The Toon World, a deck of cards from Yu-Gi-Oh! created by Pegasus and featuring caricatured duel monsters.
- In Those Lacking Spines, Inept Crossings seems to serve as the home of the many characters who get lumped into bad fanfiction crossover pieces. Appropriately enough, the Trope Namer itself appears as part of this world, and is suffering under the tyranny of Homie X Luxory and Secks.
- The Trope Namer from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, a suburban Los Angeles district where the Toon community lives. Quite crapsaccharine.
- Looney Tunes: Back in Action: Unlike Space Jam, the cartoon characters just exist on Earth without any inter-world travel.
- Last Action Hero: In Jack Slater's movie world, cartoons mix with human beings in the police station.
- The eponymous Cool World, although it far more resembles Dark City than the bright and cheery (but also crapsaccharine in its own way) Toon Town of Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
- The film originally contained a locale called 'Sweet Place', where the more family-friendly, Disney-esque toons lived, that played the trope straight. The only remaining references to it are one of Harris' nicknames for Holli and a brief scene in the comic adaptation.
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- Toon Town is casually mentioned, but not visited, in Who Censored Roger Rabbit? by Gary Wolf. Who Plugged Roger Rabbit? (a sequel to the film), on the other hand, spends quite a bit of time there.
- The Halloween Special of Out of Jimmy's Head briefly sends Jimmy and Golly into a cartoon world made of Milt Appleday's childhood drawings.
- The official mythos of the Disney Theme Parks states that the costumed characters are the real characters. Then there's Mickey's Toontown and Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin.
- Inside the parks, Mickey's Toontown at Disneyland is considered where Mickey and co. actually live. You can walk through Mickey's house, etc. (And presumably that's where he retires to when the park closes down for the night.) Walt Disney World had a similar area for many years, and to avoid a Continuity Snarl it was technically labeled Mickey's Toontown Fair - sort of a country getaway for the classic Disney characters. Mickey's pad was billed as Mickey's Country House since, you know, his actual house is in Disneyland. (Mickey's Toontown Fair has since been ceased to exist and absorbed as part of the New Fantasyland expansion.) The smaller Toon Studio area at EuroDisney is presented as the place toons go to work and film their movies. There's also a Toontown in Tokyo Disneyland that's identical to the one in Calfornia's Disneyland but try not to think too hard about that.
- Toon Lagoon in Universal Studios' Islands of Adventure can be seen as an example of this.
- Odds are your friendly neighborhood Six Flags park will have a 'Looney Tunes Town' or some variant of it.
- Love Me Nice takes place in a Who Framed Roger Rabbit setting with Serial Numbers Filed Off. Mention is made of 'Inkblot Grove' and the 'Toon Quarter', but they haven't been visited in-comic yet; although they're implied to be more like toon ghettos.
- The Second Dimension in The Cartoon Man trilogy serves as this.
- Season 2 of World's Greatest Adventures sends Rufus to Cartoonland in a teleporter accident; it's a cartoon world with a simplistic chalkboard-like artstyle, and Toon Transformation applies.
- Animaniacs portrays the characters as Animated Actors created by production studios, though the Warners and Slappy Squirel know that even their 'real world' is still a cartoon.
- An episode of The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo sent Shaggy and Scooby into the worlds of several Newspaper Comics.
- Cartoon Land, from the very early Walt Disney shorts, Alice in Cartoon Land.
- Bonkers was a cartoon, but some people in the cartoon were humans and some were toons. An unusual example where the humans are also animated, just more realistically (they're painted in a shade darker than 'Toon' people and objects, have a much more subdued range of motion and especially reactions, and are drawn with five fingers).
- Cartoon Network had several advertisements between 2004 and 2008 that depicted the channel's characters in a huge live-action city.
- In Sponge Bob Squarepants, the undersea world is animated and the surface world is live-action. This is shown occasionally in the TV show, and more clearly in The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie and The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water.
- The city of Elmore in The Amazing World of Gumball, a place where Everything Talks and can also become a Funny Animal, is often implied to be a unique location on an otherwise mundane Earth: Citizens of Elmore are shown with various forms of animation, the geography of Elmore consists of real life photographs, and in-universe media often shows humans in live-action, something never shown in Elmore itself. The series's creator even cites Who Framed Roger Rabbit as an influence for the show's use of Medium Blending, liking the idea of cartoon characters being in real life. Other episodes blatantly contradict this, making mention of anthropomorphic non-humans being from places far outside of Elmore. Either way, Rob is the only who knows that they're fictional, and no one thinks of themselves as cartoons (even if they do know they're two or three-dimensional).
- The town that Mickey and the gang live in Mickey Mouse Works and House of Mouse is implicitly Disneyland's Toontown, with Mickey, Minnie and Donald's houses being the ones seen in the park. Goofy's is different because of Rule of Funny.
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March 10, 2020 [ttr-live-v2.6.8]
Chip n' Dale's Acorn Acres
• Acorn Acres' Picnic Games have been re-written from the ground up for stability and more features!
• While playing Picnic Games, the GUI has been updated with more flair and better indicators.
• Even if you aren't playing a Picnic Game, you can see the game board move in real time, even from afar!
• Rewrote the instructions for Picnic Games to be clearer.
• Reduced the volume of some MiniGolf sound effects added in the last game update.
General
• Implemented measures to reduce memory leaks and reduce crashes on Intel based systems.
• Increased the speed at which you can deposit and withdraw jellybeans from your Jellybean Bank.
• Corrected a crash that occurred while visiting a friend gardening at their Estate.
• Fixed an issue where names such as 'D.J.' would be blocked due to no vowels and all capitals.
• Re-named 'Juggling Balls' to 'Juggling Cubes'
• Addressed various bugs and glitches throughout Toontown.
Visuals
• Added a new option in the Options Menu to adjust text quality.
• Adjusted the scaling of '3, 2, 1, Go!' in Kart Racing to be visually clearer.
• Fixed a graphical bug in the 'Cog Thief' Trolley Game.
• Fixed the text alignment of the 'Options & Codes' title in the Shticker Book.
Battles
• Implemented Organic Gag indicators in the battle menus. There's no need to say 'ORG' anymore!
• These indicators also affect Toon T.A.G.S. - so you'll never have to worry about if your teammates have come prepared.
Cog HQs
• Re-added room name tags within the Sellbot Factory. Now you'll never be lost!
• Fixed many 'grey screen' loading bugs in the District Attorney's Office and in Cog Golf Courses.
• Fixed various cutscene bugs in the Sellbot V.P. Battle.
• Implemented detailed reward information at the end of the Lawbot Chief Justice and Bossbot C.E.O. Battles.
• Adjusted the names of some Cog Bosses within Boarding Groups and SpeedChat for consistent grammar and style.
• Adjusted the 'How to Play' menu in Cog Golf to be less confusing and visually cleaner.
Minimum
Windows | Mac | Linux | |
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Operating System | Microsoft Windows 7 | OS X 10.9 Mavericks | Any common 64-bit Linux distribution1 |
CPU | A dual-core CPU | A 64-bit dual-core CPU | |
RAM | 2 GB of RAM | ||
Hard Drive | At least 500 MB free space | ||
Graphics Card | An OpenGL-compatible card with at least 256 MB of graphics memory2 | ||
Internet Connection | Any internet connection |
Recommended
Windows | Mac | Linux | |
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Operating System | Microsoft Windows 10 | macOS 10.14 Mojave | Any common 64-bit Linux distribution |
CPU | A 64-bit quad-core CPU | ||
RAM | 4 GB of RAM | ||
Hard Drive | At least 1 GB free space | ||
Graphics Card | An OpenGL-compatible card with at least 1 GB of graphics memory | ||
Internet Connection | A broadband internet connection |
1 Requires glibc >= 2.17, libstdc++ >= 3.4.20, OpenGL and X11 support.
2 Some Intel HD Graphics cards may experience issues rendering the game's graphics properly due to poor OpenGL support.If you experience any visual issues, try downloading the latest version of your graphics card's driver or contact Intel for help.