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blackhellcat β Woody Meets Aracuan Bird
Published: 2011-07-23 22:05:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 14293; Favourites: 207; Downloads: 138
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You know, that funny bird from Disney's The Three Caballeros who magically appeared on Donald Duck's film about South America? He's also called "Clown of The Jungle", BTW.
Well, on one hand, perhaps Woody could take notes from this wacky bird character.
And on the other hand...IMHO, Aracuan Bird seems to exist mainly to drive poor Donald Duck hopping CRAZY while Woody actually turned out to have many sides - meaning that the old woodpecker could be anything from a wild, troublesome pest to a vulnerable, sweet-natured little bird who could be driven to real tears at times.^_^
Done in Prismacolor markers and ink.
Characters by Walt Disney and Walter Lantz.
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Geez, imagine the Aracuan Bird giving Woody a taste of his own medicine or something.
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Hahahahahahahahahahah soi soi soi soi rofl rofl rofl rofl!
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I always thought they were alike!Β
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Hahahahaha, I knew someone would do Woody Woodpecker meets Aracuan, because they both have red crests a like, but different types of birds!
The difference is that Aracuan wears a shirt while Woody wears gloves, but it is always odd to me that these kind of cartoon birds has two toes on their fronts instead of always three toes accurately unlike other bird cartoons.
Someone I read said there was, already Daffy meets Donald in a crossover that said now Woody and Aracuan should meet to have a crossover too.
Also the difference is that Woody talks and Aracuan sings.
I have thought maybe Woody and Aracuan can be good friends for having the same common things they do, but never knew this would come that Aracuan could annoy Woody, because I thought they would annoy anyone they do together getting a long always to each other.
Oh, also the odd thing is Woody's legs is not in a skin type unlike Aracuan's legs and so is the ducks too, but Woody in his original design look always had his legs in skin, but they were fat until later they made him like as if he had eagle legs that they didn't make his skinΒ legsΒ design thin as it was changed to have feathers covering his skin legs not very fat at all, it was off to me always.
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wow i really like your designs, would you mind if i use some of them ??
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I always wondered what if the Aracuan met The Animainiacs? What would happen
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Brilliant idea for a crossover!Β Woody may have come first, but the Aracuan could teach him a thing or two about being flappin' crazy!
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Here's a character who could drive Woody insane
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Arakwakwakwakwakwakwakwakwakwa pea! xD
I preffer the real aracuan, hahahahahaha.
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They should do a crossover short. First we had Donald vs Daffy, now these two.
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I've always noticed they look similar xD
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While I'll agree that the Aracuan exists mainly to drive Donald bonkers, I wouldn't say that he's entirely without 'sides'. I mean, granted; he's only had a grand total of what? Three appearances? Not including the House of Mouse appearances, of course...
My point is that in Melody Time, when JosΓ© and Donald are both depressed and lifeless, the Aracuan actually seems to be legitimately concerned for their well-being. (He's not driven to tears... but he's definitely aware that something's off.) He then takes it upon himself to introduce them to music. Sure, he messes with them during this segment... but he only does it to make them happy. (Play to your strengths, right?
Anyway, this picture is fantastic!
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The Aracuan Bird is just hilarious, brilliant and a genius of comedy!! His laugh and song are so funny.
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I've scanned this thing oh, maybe three times to make it look perfect and it's killing me!
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I wonder how he'd fare with the Coco Puffs Cookoo Bird?
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When I was little I loved the WW show and actually got mad at this character thinking he was a bad rip off
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Oh my goodness, THAT bird! 
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