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* CanadaEh: Loopy talks in a French Canadian accent.
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* NiceHat: Loopy's tuque knit cap.
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* ShoutOut: As per usual in Creator/HannaBarbera cartoons in "Not in Nottingham" this version of Robin Hood shows Loopy a list of "do-gooders who also want to join his band." Among them naturally are ''WesternAnimation/YogiBear'', ''WesternAnimation/HuckleberryHound'', Touche Turtle among others.
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* ShoutOut: As per usual in Creator/HannaBarbera cartoons in "Not in Nottingham" this version of Robin Hood shows Loopy a list of "do-gooders who also want to join his band." Among them naturally are ''WesternAnimation/YogiBear'', ''WesternAnimation/HuckleberryHound'', [[WesternAnimation/ToucheTurtleAndDumDum Touche Turtle Turtle]] among others.
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Loopy De Loop was a theatrical series of cartoons produced by Creator/HannaBarbera starting in 1959 all the way through 1965. While the men behind the company had plenty of experience in theatrical cartoons, as they cut their teeth on WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry among others, Loopy was the only one of his kind from the studio itself, released theatrically by Creator/ColumbiaPictures (who partially funded the series and was H-B's partner studio for much of this timeframe).
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Whenever Loopy tries to help someone out, they immediately dismiss (or even injure) him on the grounds that he’s a wolf. Given this series began in 1959, it’s not too hard to understand what it’s supposed to be an allegory for.
** For example: in one short, a pair of rocket scientists can’t use dogs as test subjects because of the Humane Society’s objections, but they’re delighted to see Loopy because “nobody cares what happens to a wolf.”
** For example: in one short, a pair of rocket scientists can’t use dogs as test subjects because of the Humane Society’s objections, but they’re delighted to see Loopy because “nobody cares what happens to a wolf.”
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Whenever Loopy tries to help someone out, they immediately dismiss (or even injure) him on the grounds that he’s he's a wolf. Given this series began in 1959, it’s it's not too hard to understand what it’s it's supposed to be an allegory for.
** For example: in one short, a pair of rocket scientistscan’t can't use dogs as test subjects because of the Humane Society’s Society's objections, but they’re they're delighted to see Loopy because “nobody "nobody cares what happens to a wolf.”"
** For example: in one short, a pair of rocket scientists
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Loopy De Loop was a theatrical series of cartoons produced by Creator/HannaBarbera starting in 1959 all the way through 1965. While the men behind the company had plenty of experience in theatrical cartoons, as they cut their teeth on WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry among others, Loopy was the only one of his kind from the studio itself.
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Loopy De Loop was a theatrical series of cartoons produced by Creator/HannaBarbera starting in 1959 all the way through 1965. While the men behind the company had plenty of experience in theatrical cartoons, as they cut their teeth on WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry among others, Loopy was the only one of his kind from the studio itself.
itself, released theatrically by Creator/ColumbiaPictures (who partially funded the series and was H-B's partner studio for much of this timeframe).
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* CirclingSaw: In the episode where Loopy is trying to help Ravanaugh court Emmy Lou, he runs afoul of Braxton, who saws through the floor as he tries to plight his trough and, when Loopy tries to flee, saws through the ''walls and ceiling'' in pursuit.
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*DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Whenever Loopy tries to help someone out, they immediately dismiss (or even injure) him on the grounds that he’s a wolf. Given this series began in 1959, it’s not too hard to understand what it’s supposed to be an allegory for.
**For example: in one short, a pair of rocket scientists can’t use dogs as test subjects because of the Humane Society’s objections, but they’re delighted to see Loopy because “nobody cares what happens to a wolf.”
**For example: in one short, a pair of rocket scientists can’t use dogs as test subjects because of the Humane Society’s objections, but they’re delighted to see Loopy because “nobody cares what happens to a wolf.”
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* SuicideAsComedy: The short "Common Scents" features Loopy trying to save a depressed little skunk (voiced by an uncredited Creator/MelBlanc) from his own suicide attempts. Naturally, this results in AmusingInjuries for Loopy.
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* ButtMonkey: Always gets put upon (especially by humans) and takes lots of beating not only for being a wolf (as wolves are generally feared as dangerous), but also for his bad French accent.
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* ButtMonkey: Always The title character not only gets put upon (especially by humans) and takes lots of beating not only for being a wolf (as wolves are generally feared as dangerous), but is also made the butt of jokes for his bad French accent.
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* CrazyJealousGuy: A later StoryArc spanning three shorts has Braxton, a mad, crazy jealous bear with an insane desire to win over his girlfriend
Emmy-Lou. In Braxton's last appearance, Loopy helps him cure his
jealousy problem.
Emmy-Lou. In Braxton's last appearance, Loopy helps him cure his
jealousy problem.
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* CrazyJealousGuy: A later StoryArc spanning three shorts has Braxton, a mad, crazy jealous bear with an insane desire to win over his girlfriend
girlfriend Emmy-Lou. In Braxton's last appearance, Loopy helps him cure his
his jealousy problem.
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* FramingDevice: The first short, "Wolf Hounded", has a bandaged Loopy recalling his story of what happened before the events of the short,
where he rescues Little Red Riding Hood's basket from the Three Little
Pigs, only to wind up with injuries.
where he rescues Little Red Riding Hood's basket from the Three Little
Pigs, only to wind up with injuries.
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* FramingDevice: The first short, "Wolf Hounded", has a bandaged Loopy recalling his story of what happened before the events of the short,
short, where he rescues Little Red Riding Hood's basket from the Three Little
Little Pigs, only to wind up with injuries.
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* RumpRoast: Sometimes happens to Loopy, due to no more than ''bullets'' (courtesy of gun-bearing humans) shooting at him. There's even a couple
times (for example, in "This is My Ducky Day") when he has to
''extinguish his rump in water'' due to the effectiveness of the bullet
stings.
times (for example, in "This is My Ducky Day") when he has to
''extinguish his rump in water'' due to the effectiveness of the bullet
stings.
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* RumpRoast: Sometimes happens to Loopy, due to no more than ''bullets'' (courtesy of gun-bearing humans) shooting at him. There's even a couple
couple times (for example, in "This is My Ducky Day") when he has to
to ''extinguish his rump in water'' due to the effectiveness of the bullet
bullet stings.
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* CrazyJealousGuy: A later StoryArc spanning three shorts has Braxton, a
mad, crazy jealous bear with an insane desire to win over his girlfriend
mad, crazy jealous bear with an insane desire to win over his girlfriend
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* CrazyJealousGuy: A later StoryArc spanning three shorts has Braxton, a
a mad, crazy jealous bear with an insane desire to win over his girlfriend
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* FramingDevice: The first short, "Wolf Hounded", has a bandaged Loopy
recalling his story of what happened before the events of the short,
recalling his story of what happened before the events of the short,
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* FramingDevice: The first short, "Wolf Hounded", has a bandaged Loopy
Loopy recalling his story of what happened before the events of the short,
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* RumpRoast: Sometimes happens to Loopy, due to no more than ''bullets''
(courtesy of gun-bearing humans) shooting at him. There's even a couple
(courtesy of gun-bearing humans) shooting at him. There's even a couple
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* RumpRoast: Sometimes happens to Loopy, due to no more than ''bullets''
''bullets'' (courtesy of gun-bearing humans) shooting at him. There's even a couple
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* CrazyJealousGuy: A later StoryArc spanning three shorts has Braxton, a
mad, crazy jealous bear with an insane desire to win over his girlfriend
Emmy-Lou. In Braxton's last appearance, Loopy helps him cure his
jealousy problem.
mad, crazy jealous bear with an insane desire to win over his girlfriend
Emmy-Lou. In Braxton's last appearance, Loopy helps him cure his
jealousy problem.
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* FramingDevice: The first short, "Wolf Hounded", has a bandaged Loopy
recalling his story of what happened before the events of the short,
where he rescues Little Red Riding Hood's basket from the Three Little
Pigs, only to wind up with injuries.
recalling his story of what happened before the events of the short,
where he rescues Little Red Riding Hood's basket from the Three Little
Pigs, only to wind up with injuries.
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* {{Nephewism}}: Loopy's nephew Bon-Bon.
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* RumpRoast: Sometimes happens to Loopy, due to no more than ''bullets''
(courtesy of gun-bearing humans) shooting at him. There's even a couple
times (for example, in "This is My Ducky Day") when he has to
''extinguish his rump in water'' due to the effectiveness of the bullet
stings.
(courtesy of gun-bearing humans) shooting at him. There's even a couple
times (for example, in "This is My Ducky Day") when he has to
''extinguish his rump in water'' due to the effectiveness of the bullet
stings.
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* CrossOver: In one short Loopy meets Bigelow Mouse, a PoorlyDisguisedPilot character that had also appeared on WesternAnimation/YakkyDoodle and WesternAnimation/{{Snagglepuss}}.
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* CrossOver: In one short Loopy meets Bigelow Mouse, a PoorlyDisguisedPilot character that had also appeared on WesternAnimation/YakkyDoodle WesternAnimation/YakkyDoodle, WesternAnimation/AugieDoggieAndDoggieDaddy, and WesternAnimation/{{Snagglepuss}}.
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** Also happens in "Crook Who Cried Wolf" multiple times where everyone assumes Loopy is a crook in a wolf mask.
* PoorlyDisguisedPilot: Towards the end of the series this trope seems to crop up a lot. If the presence of the aforementioned Bigelow Mouse wasn't a tip-off, in some of these shorts like the ones with Braxton Bear it is also as if Loopy has walked into these other character's shorts.
** Of course at the time most of HB's funny animal characters were on tv shows with ThreeShorts each. Loopy was a theatrical series, perhaps these characters were in the running to be his backup segments if he went to television.
* PoorlyDisguisedPilot: Towards the end of the series this trope seems to crop up a lot. If the presence of the aforementioned Bigelow Mouse wasn't a tip-off, in some of these shorts like the ones with Braxton Bear it is also as if Loopy has walked into these other character's shorts.
** Of course at the time most of HB's funny animal characters were on tv shows with ThreeShorts each. Loopy was a theatrical series, perhaps these characters were in the running to be his backup segments if he went to television.
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* ShoutOut: As per usual in Creator/HannaBarbera cartoons in "Not in Nottingham" this version of Robin Hood shows Loopy a list of "do-gooders who also want to join his band." Among them naturally are ''WesternAnimation/YogiBear'', ''WesternAnimation/HuckleberryHound'', ''WesternAnimation/ToucheTurtle'' among others.
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* ShoutOut: As per usual in Creator/HannaBarbera cartoons in "Not in Nottingham" this version of Robin Hood shows Loopy a list of "do-gooders who also want to join his band." Among them naturally are ''WesternAnimation/YogiBear'', ''WesternAnimation/HuckleberryHound'', ''WesternAnimation/ToucheTurtle'' Touche Turtle among others.
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* ShoutOut: As per usual in Creator/HannaBarbera cartoons in "Not in Nottingham" this version of Robin Hood shows Loopy a list of "do-gooders who also want to join his band." Among them naturally are ''WesternAnimation/YogiBear'', ''WesternAnimation/HuckleberryHound'', ''WesternAnimation/ToucheTurtle'' among others.
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* NotAMask: Loopy got involved in this once where he is mistaken for "Charlie" who was to attend a costume party as a wolf. When the time for the unmasking comes, he gets his usually AmuingInjuries.
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* NotAMask: Loopy got involved in this once where he is mistaken for "Charlie" who was to attend a costume party as a wolf. When the time for the unmasking comes, he gets his usually AmuingInjuries.AmusingInjuries.
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** Within the shorts themselves other wolves appear that play this trope straight.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: Loopy shorts have opened with Loopy openly talking into the camera or sometimes with the narrator.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: Loopy shorts have opened with Loopy openly talking into the camera or sometimes with the narrator.
** Loopy is also prone to some variation of stating he is "Kind, charming, considerate" among other adjectives.
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* NotAMask: Loopy got involved in this once.
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* NotAMask: Loopy got involved in this once.once where he is mistaken for "Charlie" who was to attend a costume party as a wolf. When the time for the unmasking comes, he gets his usually AmuingInjuries.
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* ButtMonkey: Always gets put upon (especially by humans) and takes lots of beating not only for being a wolf (as wolves are generally feared as dangerous), but also for his bad French accent.
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* FunnyForeigner: Comes across as this due to his cheap, phonetical French accent.
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* NiceHat: Loopy's tuque knit cap.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: PlayedForLaughs. Loopy always tries to do a good deed...[[ButtMonkey and fails]].
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: PlayedForLaughs. Loopy always tries to do a good deed...[[ButtMonkey and fails]].
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* CanadaEh: Loopy talks like this.
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* CanadaEh: Loopy talks like this.in a French Canadian accent.
* LimitedAnimation: Although made for theaters, the shorts were made with the same time-saving techniques used on the studio's TV shows.
* PunnyName: References the phrase "loop the loop" and the French word for wolf (''loup'').
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* ThreeShorts: While his original airings were theatricals in television repeats, three of his shorts were often thrown in to fill a half hour.
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* TheBigBadWolf: The wolf is a kind and helpful character who takes it on himself to give wolves a better name, and was [[NotEvilJustMisunderstood only trying to help Red Riding Hood and the three pigs]]. Unfortunately, his intentions are often misunderstood and he is constantly the victim of AmusingInjuries.
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* NobleWolf: Loopy was a kind-hearted, Quixotic wolf out to dispel the notion that all wolves are mean. It usually backfires on him as the universal belief is that all wolves ''are'' mean.
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I found this example on another page, I haven't come across the specific episode on the dvd yet, if someone does know please edit the example better.
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* NotAMask: Loopy got involved in this once.
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* ReluctantMonster: Loopy often gets in trouble for things he clearly didn't do because he's a wolf.
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Loopy De Loop featured adventures of the titular character. A French Canadian wolf that is just trying to make his way in the world. And unfortunately for "ze good wolf", HillarityEnused.
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Loopy De Loop featured adventures of the titular character. A French Canadian wolf that is just trying to make his way in the world. And unfortunately for "ze good wolf", HillarityEnused.
HilarityEnsues.
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* AccessoryWearingAnimal: Loopy wears a hat and a scarf.
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Loopy De Loop was a theatrical series of cartoons produced by Creator/HannaBarbera starting in 1959 all the way through 1965. While the men behind the company had plenty of experience in theatrical cartoons, as they cut their teeth on WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry among others, Loopy was the only one of his kind from the studio itself.
Loopy De Loop featured adventures of the titular character. A French Canadian wolf that is just trying to make his way in the world. And unfortunately for "ze good wolf", HillarityEnused.
!!Ze Tropes De Loop
* AccessoryWearingAnimal: Loopy wears a hat and a scarf.
* TheAtoner: Loopy tries to be this, not really for himself but for his species.
** In "Sheep Stealers Anonymous" it is shown Loopy actually runs a support group to help other wolves.
* CanadaEh: Loopy talks like this.
* CatchPhrase: "I am Loopy De Loop, ze good wolf!"
* CrossOver: In one short Loopy meets Bigelow Mouse, a PoorlyDisguisedPilot character that had also appeared on WesternAnimation/YakkyDoodle and WesternAnimation/{{Snagglepuss}}.
* FracturedFairyTale: Loopy found himself caught up into these plenty.
* LongRunner: Hanna Barbera produced 48 shorts of the character over 6 years.
* TalkingAnimal: Our lead is yet another one.
* ThreeShorts: While his original airings were theatricals in television repeats, three of his shorts were often thrown in to fill a half hour.
* WhiteSheep: Loopy is "ze good wolf" after all.
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Loopy De Loop featured adventures of the titular character. A French Canadian wolf that is just trying to make his way in the world. And unfortunately for "ze good wolf", HillarityEnused.
!!Ze Tropes De Loop
* AccessoryWearingAnimal: Loopy wears a hat and a scarf.
* TheAtoner: Loopy tries to be this, not really for himself but for his species.
** In "Sheep Stealers Anonymous" it is shown Loopy actually runs a support group to help other wolves.
* CanadaEh: Loopy talks like this.
* CatchPhrase: "I am Loopy De Loop, ze good wolf!"
* CrossOver: In one short Loopy meets Bigelow Mouse, a PoorlyDisguisedPilot character that had also appeared on WesternAnimation/YakkyDoodle and WesternAnimation/{{Snagglepuss}}.
* FracturedFairyTale: Loopy found himself caught up into these plenty.
* LongRunner: Hanna Barbera produced 48 shorts of the character over 6 years.
* TalkingAnimal: Our lead is yet another one.
* ThreeShorts: While his original airings were theatricals in television repeats, three of his shorts were often thrown in to fill a half hour.
* WhiteSheep: Loopy is "ze good wolf" after all.
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