Disney's Raw Toonage

Disney's Raw Toonage
Bonkers and Marsupilami made their debut here.
Genre: Comedy Animation Children Cartoon Running Time: 22 Country: USA Release Date: September 19, 1992 ~ December 5, 1992 Network(s): NBC (USA) CityTV (Canada) SBT (Brazil) SRT (Germany) Created by: Andre Franquin Ed Wexler Distributed by: The Walt Disney Company Buena Vista International Inc. Dupuis. Starring: Jim Cummings (as Bonkers D. Bobcat, Darkwing Duck Maurice and Norman) Steve Mackall (as Marsupilami) Nancy Cartright (as Fawn Deer) Corey Burton (as Professor Ludwig Von Drake) Alan Young (as Scrooge McDuck) Frank Welker (as Leonardo the Lion) Seasons: 1 Episodes: 12 Episodes Next show: Bonkers Marsupilami

Raw Toonage is an American animated variety show by Disney. It features segments like Bonkers, Totally Tasteless Video, and Marsupilami. Each episodes are hosted by a Disney character.

Why It Rocks

1. Good animation.
2. Awesome voice acting.
3. Like many Disney Afternoon shows, it has a very appealing and well-composed musical score for each segment that stays consistent.
4. Marsupilami can speak for the first time, thanks to his voice actor, Steve Mackall.
5. Decent amount of familiar cultural references.
6. Familiar Disney Characters from The Disney Afternoon and other classic Disney cartoons we all know and love have made appearances in the show.
7. The segments that range from the Marsupilami segments to the Bonkers segments are all entertaining to watch.
8. Bonkers and Fawn Deer are a loving couple in the Bonkers segments, especially by having a "Mickey Mouse & Minnie Mouse"-type of relationship that is very cute.

Bad Qualities

1. Marsupilami's theme songs can be a bit too clownish.
2. The characters have their flaws here and there.
3. Maurice the Gorilla can be providing way too much gross-out than necessary.
4. While Bonkers does give decent morals to the viewer, he can sometimes be very unreasonable and flawed at giving proper morals to the viewer in some segments that appear in a way that shows how Bonkers's fourth-wall breaking can be very bland and predictable to the point that it feels unnecessary.
5. A good example of this is the How to be a Deliver episode, where Bonkers tells the viewer to never deliver anything to anyone on Saturdays all because Bonkers clearly blundering himself because of his own foolish behavior on one delivery just to watch his 'favorite show' , then he mixes up his message at the end when Fawn Deer smooches him & then Bonkers says it can be ok, which seems incredibly vague. It's harmless as a senseless comedy-oriented show like this, but it can be very questionable why you should attempt telling morals to kids that people just won't take seriously or some that would find it misleading.
6. Some fans of the original Marsupilami comics or the recent animated series do not like the Disney version of Marsupilami. Some have even hated it when Marsupilami speaks full-on sentences.
7. Much like Freakazoid, some adults are likely to find the show forced and derivative. Especially for how much it tries to be like Looney Tunes as a series.

Trivia

Several Marsupilami clips are featured on Pinata Farms. On October 22nd, 2021, Marsupilami was added as a text to speech on Uberduck and FakeYou. There is no doubt that other Raw Toonage characters will be added as text to speech on Uberduck nor FakeYou.

Supporting Segments of the show

Bonkers

Bonkers is a Police Bobcat who works for the Toontown Police Department.

Totally Tasteless Video

Totally Tasteless Video is a random video segment of the show.

Marsupilami

Marsupilami is a hybrid yellow, spotted, marsupial creature with the longest tail in the jungle who is like half-monkey, half-cheetah. He hangs out with his gorilla pal, Maurice. Based on the popular Belgium comics by Andre Franquin.

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