The Horrible Ending of the Merrie Melodies

In a Previous Review I confused "See ya Later Gladiator" as the End of the Merrie Melodies and that was not the end of it!, but it was the last appearance (that I know) of Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales in the classic era, I I thought that "See ya Later Gladiator" was the worst of the Merrie Melodies but I was wrong...

the Plot is Absurdly Ridiculous and is only based on Stereotypes about Native Americans and also the Character "Cool Cat" has nothing "Cool" is just a Generic Character who literally does nothing in the short.

After 1962 the Great "Depatie-Freleng Enterprises" was in charge of the Animation and Production of the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies Short Films and despite the fact that that same Studio created several of the Best Cartoons of the 60s such as the Pink Panther or The Ant and The Aardvark the studio was still years away from creating great series, unfortunately "Depatie-Freleng Enterprises" had very Bad Beginnings when it started with a Great Series such as Merrie Melodies.

Despite the fact that these last shorts were produced by the same Friz Freleng and David H Depatie, these last short films do not have the same Grace that the Other Shorts of Depatie and Freleng had.

Animation is a Disgrace, Very Limited with Horribly Generic Backgrounds and Nauseating Character Designs, Movements are Clumsy and Look Too Horrendous to Look At.

The Music as well as the Other Merrie Melodies Shorts from 1962-1969 William "Bill" Lava provides music that is uninteresting and quite Boring to the Ear unlike the Greats Carl Stalling and Milt Franklin who provided Quality music.

The voice acting is uninteresting and quite boring.

In itself, Injun Trouble is possibly the Worst Short Film of the Merrie Melodies and one of the worst Animated Shorts I have ever seen, especially for its Incredibly Bad Animation and Music and being a Terrible Ending for the Merrie Melodies and being a Complete Nonsense.

For everything I said to this trash I give it a 1.

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