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|image=GattoEvaristo.jpeg | |image=GattoEvaristo.jpeg | ||
|imagecaption=Evaristo drinks what it seems to be a | |imagecaption=Evaristo drinks what it seems to be a “strength potion” in a very damaged frame of the cartoon. | ||
|status=Partially | |status=<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Found'''</span> | ||
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“Le Avventure di Gatto Evaristo” (The Adventures of Evaristo The Cat) was a 1970 cartoon believed to be made only on Super 8mm featuring Evaristo, a cat that likes to prank his friends, being a dog which name remains unknown, Filiberto the bird and a mouse which name also remain unknown. | |||
“Le Avventure di Gatto Evaristo” (The Adventures of Evaristo The Cat) was a 1970 cartoon believed to be made only on Super 8mm featuring Evaristo, a cat that likes to prank his friends, being a dog which name remains unknown, Filiberto the bird and a mouse which | |||
Evaristo has a similar behavior to the Warner Bros Icon Will E. Coyote although being in design very similar to Sylvester, making it a kind of copycat of him. | Evaristo has a similar behavior to the Warner Bros Icon Will E. Coyote although being in design very similar to Sylvester, making it a kind of copycat of him. | ||
==Production Details== | |||
Production Details | |||
The cartoon episodes were made by a studio called “Polistampa S.P.A. Milano” later named “GLM Studio” in what is believed to be the cartoon’s production time, the cartoon was drawn and animated by Giancarlo Marchesi that was later joined by his daughter Loretta later in the production, Giancarlo worked in the production of other famous Italian cartoon such as “La Linea” and “Carosello” but on the internet few information about him are present. | The cartoon episodes were made by a studio called “Polistampa S.P.A. Milano” later named “GLM Studio” in what is believed to be the cartoon’s production time, the cartoon was drawn and animated by Giancarlo Marchesi that was later joined by his daughter Loretta later in the production, Giancarlo worked in the production of other famous Italian cartoon such as “La Linea” and “Carosello” but on the internet few information about him are present. | ||
In the production time the GLM Studio was supervised by the famous Italian Disney comic artist Romano Scarpa who is believed to have voiced the dog. | In the production time the GLM Studio was supervised by the famous Italian Disney comic artist Romano Scarpa who is believed to have voiced the dog. | ||
Dub Anomaly | ==Dub Anomaly== | ||
During the episode “Le Avventure di Gatto Evaristo” the dog dub seems off and with no acting saying: | During the episode “Le Avventure di Gatto Evaristo” the dog dub seems off and with no acting saying: | ||
<blockquote> | |||
“È davvero furbo eh? | “È davvero furbo eh? | ||
Vediamo adesso cosa combina!” | Vediamo adesso cosa combina!” | ||
</blockquote> | |||
If translated, it goes: | |||
<blockquote> | |||
“He’s very clever huh? | “He’s very clever huh? | ||
Let’s see what he does now!” | Let’s see what he does now!” | ||
</blockquote> | |||
The distant noise of what sounds like a television program can be heard in the background, after further analyzing it seems to be an audio segment from the Italian dub of the anime “Mazinger Z” probably done in the same room, the cause of this anomaly can be the poor way the dub was recorded due to the cartoon being a “home only” release and not a television one. | The distant noise of what sounds like a television program can be heard in the background, after further analyzing it seems to be an audio segment from the Italian dub of the anime “Mazinger Z” probably done in the same room, the cause of this anomaly can be the poor way the dub was recorded due to the cartoon being a “home only” release and not a television one. | ||
Current State | ==Current State== | ||
The cartoon was brought to light by a famous Italian YouTuber named Yotobi that owns what could be the two only publicly released episodes that are talked about here. The other owner is a man on an Italian auction site but the episode’s name and content is unknown. | The cartoon was brought to light by a famous Italian YouTuber named Yotobi that owns what could be the two only publicly released episodes that are talked about here. The other owner is a man on an Italian auction site but the episode’s name and content is unknown. | ||
The series remains partially found (3 known episodes) to this day, it’s unknown if the other episodes existed or got unreleased or maybe destroyed and lost in time. | The series remains partially found (3 known episodes) to this day, it’s unknown if the other episodes existed or got unreleased or maybe destroyed and lost in time. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
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|description2 =yotobi's follow-up video on the subject. (2/2) | |||
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Revision as of 08:23, 23 February 2023
This article has been tagged as Needing work due to its lack of references, informal writing and improper formatting, and lack of references.
Evaristo drinks what it seems to be a “strength potion” in a very damaged frame of the cartoon.
Status: Partially Found
“Le Avventure di Gatto Evaristo” (The Adventures of Evaristo The Cat) was a 1970 cartoon believed to be made only on Super 8mm featuring Evaristo, a cat that likes to prank his friends, being a dog which name remains unknown, Filiberto the bird and a mouse which name also remain unknown.
Evaristo has a similar behavior to the Warner Bros Icon Will E. Coyote although being in design very similar to Sylvester, making it a kind of copycat of him.
Production Details
The cartoon episodes were made by a studio called “Polistampa S.P.A. Milano” later named “GLM Studio” in what is believed to be the cartoon’s production time, the cartoon was drawn and animated by Giancarlo Marchesi that was later joined by his daughter Loretta later in the production, Giancarlo worked in the production of other famous Italian cartoon such as “La Linea” and “Carosello” but on the internet few information about him are present. In the production time the GLM Studio was supervised by the famous Italian Disney comic artist Romano Scarpa who is believed to have voiced the dog.
Dub Anomaly
During the episode “Le Avventure di Gatto Evaristo” the dog dub seems off and with no acting saying:
“È davvero furbo eh? Vediamo adesso cosa combina!”
If translated, it goes:
“He’s very clever huh? Let’s see what he does now!”
The distant noise of what sounds like a television program can be heard in the background, after further analyzing it seems to be an audio segment from the Italian dub of the anime “Mazinger Z” probably done in the same room, the cause of this anomaly can be the poor way the dub was recorded due to the cartoon being a “home only” release and not a television one.
Current State
The cartoon was brought to light by a famous Italian YouTuber named Yotobi that owns what could be the two only publicly released episodes that are talked about here. The other owner is a man on an Italian auction site but the episode’s name and content is unknown. The series remains partially found (3 known episodes) to this day, it’s unknown if the other episodes existed or got unreleased or maybe destroyed and lost in time.