Toonstone

Great animation group. I dont know how much of the work they actually do themselves. But after watch all of there other series on YouTube I can tell these people know more then a lot of the multi million dollar projects out there. Support the Creators by buying a Wonder Broom. Solve all your sweeping needs with the Wonder Broom. It has double the bristle count.

A western adventure with good comedy. Almost as good as reading a Lucky Luke comic book. I didn't expect any less from the people that created Doraleous & Associates. It's well done, and even if the drawing and animation looks a bit clumsy, it quickly grows on you. The dialogue is the best part. The plot mostly looks like a series of episodes that were cut together, but it's nevertheless enjoyable to watch.

Dalton is an aspiring musician, who accidentally kills a couple dangerous outlaws. The people see in him a hero and he is elected sheriff of Toonstone. He picks up a few friends along the way who teach him how to become the best sheriff he can be, and soon he grows into a legend.

A funny film filled with some of the best voice acting and animation around a need to watch film

As western send-ups go, this one's a real sleeper I found by pure luck. It's silly but slyly hilarious. Not offering the equivalent of Blazing Saddles' beans-scene belly (and other organs) laughs, but more like an Evil Roy Slade or Support Your Local Sheriff goof on all the Oater tropes, from the tenderfoot who learns to be a sheriff, to the array of town characters, to Native American connection with the elements, to the gal who falls for the hero, to Sam Elliott's iconic voice and mustache, etc.

Even if some of the jokes and references miss the mark, anyone who's seen Fistful of Dollars will go nuts over one bit in the middle, You'll know what I mean when you get there, pardner.

If rain come for that dance, rain be disappointed. An insanely run, free, fuel ride. It combines old style westerns, with random silly comedy. It's beautifully animated and well written. Character development is on point with short but fully fleshed out villains. I could eat an apple with or without Wild Harry Johnson anytime of year with this instant classic.