Talk:The Legend of Frosty the Snowman 2/@comment-68.224.57.136-20181221020931

Happy First Day of Winter in the Northern Hemisphere, and a Happy First Day of Summer in the Southern Hemisphere, Sasha.cruz.77770! With only less than five more days until Christmas Day, and then more days until New Year's Eve, Universal Pictures Home Entertainment, Classic Media and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment are selling over twenty of Rankin/Bass' seasonal and holiday favorites on DVD and Blu-Ray, even in bundle releases including 2007's Christmas Television Favorites, 2008's Classic Christmas Favorites, 2011's Santa's Magical Stories, and 2018's Original Christmas Specials Collection. Warner is encouraging people to collect more of Tom and Jerry's classic cartoons, television series and feature films on DVD, Blu-Ray and VHS. The cat and mouse duo's various adventures include the theatrical film, Tom and Jerry: The Movie;  the TV show, Tom and Jerry Tales; and direct-to-video films like Tom and Jerry: The Magic Ring, Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry, Tom and Jerry: A Nutcracker Tale, Tom and Jerry's Giant Adventure, and Tom and Jerry: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

Now that the coldest season of the year is finally arrived, it's about time you get to work on the scripts, as well as character designs (or model sheets), storyboards, promotional sketches, posters, main titles, and their suggestion lines for more for our suggested films that are not yet developed by Warner Bros. Animation... Tom and Jerry Meet Frosty the Snowman, with its sequels coming up next.

And speaking of the source of Japan's anime (nicknamed "Japanimation"), and of how to make drawings of our characters from the Tom and Jerry and Rankin/Bass universes on your white sheets of paper, have you finally completed the hand-drawn animated version of Rudolph in his teenage state or young adult when he is seen in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964)?