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Yeah. Quick picture, about an hour tops.
I've known about Oswald the Lucky Rabbit for a while; I did Reports on Walt Disney when I was in late Elementary and early Middle School. This was before Disney got back the rights to Oswald from Universal Studios in 2006.

If you don't know the story of Oswald, I'll try to explain.
When Disney was up-and-starting his animation career, he drew for Universal Studios and created short cartoons that would be used before a showing in movie theaters, known usually as Nickelodeons. Oswald the Lucky rabbit starred in a lot of these old cartoons, and quickly became a popular character in the 20's and 30's. Well, Disney wanted a pay raise so he could make better cartoons. Not only did Universal not give him a pay raise, but they fired Walt and kept Oswald under their rights as declared by the contract between Walt and Universal. Walt then went on to make Mickey, and Mickey became a star while Oswald fell into obscurity.
I didn't know Disney got back the rights to Oswald until I played Epic Mickey. When I saw Oswald, I knew right away that Disney had gotten the copyrights to Oswald.
So, to Oswald I guess I have to say: Welcome back.
(I said Oswald like 6 times, jeez)

Description
Yeah. Quick picture, about an hour tops.
I've known about Oswald the Lucky Rabbit for a while; I did Reports on Walt Disney when I was in late Elementary and early Middle School. This was before Disney got back the rights to Oswald from Universal Studios in 2006.

If you don't know the story of Oswald, I'll try to explain.
When Disney was up-and-starting his animation career, he drew for Universal Studios and created short cartoons that would be used before a showing in movie theaters, known usually as Nickelodeons. Oswald the Lucky rabbit starred in a lot of these old cartoons, and quickly became a popular character in the 20's and 30's. Well, Disney wanted a pay raise so he could make better cartoons. Not only did Universal not give him a pay raise, but they fired Walt and kept Oswald under their rights as declared by the contract between Walt and Universal. Walt then went on to make Mickey, and Mickey became a star while Oswald fell into obscurity.
I didn't know Disney got back the rights to Oswald until I played Epic Mickey. When I saw Oswald, I knew right away that Disney had gotten the copyrights to Oswald.
So, to Oswald I guess I have to say: Welcome back.
(I said Oswald like 6 times, jeez)