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Butch Hartman
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| Butch Hartman | |
| Born | January 10th, 1965 (60 years old) |
| Nationality | Americunt 
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| Ethnicity | White devils |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | "The Man Who Created Your Childhood" |
Elmer "Butch" Hartman IV is an egotistical creator whose cartoons were once good, but turned into absolute shit over time. The four cartoons he made-- The Fairly OddParents, Danny Phantom, T.U.F.F. Puppy and Bunsen is a Beast-- were such complete and utter garbage that Butch called it quits from Nickelodeon in 2018.
Pre-Nickelodeon Days
While still a student at CalArts, Hartman gained valuable experience as an in-between animator for Don Bluth's film, An American Tail. Before finishing his degree, he participated as a contestant on three episodes of the Match Game-Hollywood Squares Hour. Shortly after graduating, he was hired as a character designer and storyboard artist for a My Little Pony animated series, but was let go due to his limited experience in story boarding. He then found a position at Ruby-Spears, where he contributed to projects such as It's Punky Brewster and Dink, the Little Dinosaur. He also worked on the video reference team for Disney's Pocahontas.
In the early 1990s, Hartman joined the model department at Hanna-Barbera, where he caught the attention of studio president Fred Seibert. This recognition led to his creation of the shorts Pfish and Chip and Gramps for the animated incubator series What a Cartoon!. He later took on various roles, including writer, director, and storyboard artist for several early Cartoon Network shows, such as Dexter's Laboratory, Johnny Bravo, Cow and Chicken, and I Am Weasel. After his contract with Hanna-Barbera concluded, he collaborated with Seibert at his new Frederator studio, contributing to the successor incubator series Oh Yeah! Cartoons for Nickelodeon.
During his time at Hanna-Barbera, Hartman met his (platonic?) lover boy, Seth MacFarlane, who would go on to create Family Guy. The two worked together on the short Zoomates for Oh Yeah! Cartoons. MacFarlane was so obsessed with Butch at the time, he named Quahog's local doctor in Family Guy after him as Butch voiced several characters in the show's early seasons as a personal "thank you" to Seth.
To Nickelodeon, he went!
It all started in December 1997 with the creation of The Fairly OddParents, which initially began as a collection of shorts featured on show Oh Yeah! Cartoons. It was such a hit that Nickelodeon later decided to develop these shorts into a full series, which premiered in 2001 and quickly became a massive success (too bad Mary Kay Bergman wasn't alive to see it).
After the third crossover with The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius, titled The Jimmy-Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators, production of The Fairly OddParents halted in 2006. Everyone thought this was the end of Fairly Oddparents. The rumors of cancellation turned out to be all a dream when Hartman announced on his forum that 20 additional episodes would be produced, leading to the sixth season's debut on February 18, 2008, starting with an mpreg fanfic about Cosmo brought to fruition.
The three-part special, Wishology, which was initially intended to serve as a series finale, but the show was renewed for another season. Goodness gracious, how much more can old Butch take? Ultimately, a tenth season was ordered in 2015, where it debuted an annoying ass Mary Sue named Chloe Carmichael, who had to share fairies with Timmy Turner like how conjoined twins have to share a single body. The original series ended on the sourest note imaginable, only to get revived in 2024, where now Cosmo and Wanda are taking care on some chocolate covered girl with messy hair and messed up teeth.
Thanks to the success of The Fairly OddParents, Hartman was invited to create another show for Nickelodeon. He recalls that the network's president asked if he had any ideas, and before he could mention the title, he received the green light. This new show became Danny Phantom. To facilitate production, Hartman established his own company, Billionfold Inc., in 2003, which he also used for other projects. Danny Phantom garnered significant critical acclaim throughout Hartman's career, with Hartman himself considering it one of his best works, noting its dedicated fanbase. Danny Phantom was cancelled because a producer wanted to dive deeper into not-so-kid friendly aspects (thankfully, it wouldn't have catered to the looney troons who fixate on a 14-year old boy actually having a vagina opposed to a penis).
After coping with Nickelodeon cancelling Danny Phantom, Hartman began work on his third Nickelodeon series, T.U.F.F. Puppy, which premiered in 2010 alongside the Jimmy Neutron spin-off Planet Sheen. Being the Furry bait it was, and with Dudley the Dog voiced by Carly's annoying ass big brother who's old enough to be her dad (had he gone the teen dad route) from iCarly, the series received a mixed bag of love and hate, alongside an extremely degenerate fandom full of furries and straight up zoophiles. For the sake of your sanity, do not look up Kitty Katswell on FurAffinity. It'll be as horrifying as finding out what the lyrics to your childhood favorite songs actually meant.
Hartman's final show for that network, Bunsen Is a Beast, aired on Nickelodeon and Nicktoons from January 16, 2017, to February 10, 2018. Unlike all his previous cartoon series... EVERYONE DISLIKED THAT! With little to no quiet moments, and all the characters constantly shouting with their unbearably annoying voices, viewers saw themselves suffering from major headaches and hearing loss. Plus Amanda Killman, the main antagonist, is so excruciatingly ugly that it's easy to speculate that her fantastical racism against Bunsen is because she makes him look as adorable as Mike Wazowski from Monsters Inc.
Bad case of Gayphobia
Being the hardcore Christian he is, Butch had beef with the people that broke the widely known Leviticus 18:22 verse of the Bible. Butch once had a forum which everyone expected to have fun on, but it turned out to be a nightmare for the ones who stole the Rainbow from his religion. Butch's moderators were like digital ninjas, patrolling DeviantArt and other such sites, ready to pounce on anyone who dared to write, draw, or daydream about his male characters getting fucked by other men to the point of suffering from severe anal fissures and his female characters walking out with their faces smelling like rotten fish from eating too much pussy. It's like he had a personal 'No Homo' button he pressed every time he saw something that didn't fit his rigid vision. One minute, the same-gender sex enthusiasts were expressing their sickest daydreams about characters from Butch Hartman's series, the next... Poof! They were yeeted out for watching so much gay porn that they couldn't help but project their crippling porn addiction onto two characters who are the same gender as each other just for doing things as little as just making eye contact with each other! Legend has it that the reason why he removed Sparky from Fairly OddParents was because the magical doggo's voice actor not only trooned out, but he she likes both dick up his her ass AND sticking his her dick in any hole he she could find on a woman.
Post-Nickelodeon Days
Oaxis Entertainment disaster
After leaving Nickelodeon for good, Butch launched a Kickstarter project called Oaxis Entertainment[1][2] but he ended up pissing off his fans, including a bunch of cartoon reviewers. Why? Oaxis Entertainment was not merely a business endeavor; it was a visionary project with the primary goal of re-establishing and strengthening the connections within a Christian perspective on families. In an age where technology often serves to isolate rather than unite, Hartman’s concept sought to bridge the gap, fostering shared experiences and collective enjoyment among family members. He didn't say anything about that when he announced the project when it was first announced, so everyone felt cheated out. The fires within his fanbase burned brighter when they discovered that his silly project was meant for a group called the Church of Bethel, where some wondered if it have some common points with the Church of Scientology. Butch also ignored questions about the possibilities of Oaxis' content having lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender representation from people who were stupid enough to ask a man who has banned fans from his long-defunct forum for doing slashfics out of his characters.
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He don't want your kids seeing this! -
Don't tell him Tracer likes her face smelling like shrimps after mating -
Didn't bible thumpers once call Pokemon Satanic? -
Anime is full of boobs and violence -
And now the industry is full of anti-religious figgers and naggots -
Ha, he mispelled- SHADMAN!? WTF ARE YOU DOING HERE!?
His thoughts and prayers for mental disorders
After his failed kickstarter for a Christian bootleg of Netflix, Butchy Bitch started a website, "Healing Journeys", with his wife that was focused on the healing power of prayer as if prayers actually work. A lot of people said this was a very dangerous stunt because if we resort to praying than seek medical attention, chances are, God might be too busy checking his personal Naughty or Nice? list as the suffering soul is getting all the prayers to heal, the people praying thinking that whoever they're praying for is not yet ready to see if they can either get granted wings and fly around in his castle or get sent down to hell to burn down the Hazbin Hotel. But being the old bible-thumping fartman he is, Butch insisted that sending all the prayers he could to our wonderful Lord and Savior cured his wife’s fibromyalgia because if it cured Mrs. Hartman, then prayers can help cure whatever illness you have, too!.
Butch knew he still had gasoline left to throw at the fire within his non-Christian fans. So, he decided to make fun of autistic people. But not in the way totally normal people by saying that God will cure them of autism, calling autism a disease instead of what it is professionally classified as: a neurological disorder. But he didn't just take a jab at autism; He also stated that depression is all in your head and that prayers can also get rid of bipolar disorder, too.
Still making toons?
In 2019, about a year after the Oaxis sham crashed and burned like his old buddy, Seth, almost did during 9/11, some Ryan's World copycat channel under the name of HobbyKidsTV decided to have ol' Butchy Bitch fart out a cartoon based around their series, HobbyKids Adventures starring three brothers who came from parents that obviously cheated on each other (one kid is a bear, one kid is a frog, and one kid is a pig, whilst the mom is a rabbit and the dad is a dog) using random food and silly inventions to avoid the Slobby Kids and make the world a better place. Despite hiring that Latina who voices the baby brother in The Casagrandes to voice the bear, a man who's bound to turn all the lesbians into straight women just by using what would later be known as his "Tartaglia voice" for the frog, and someone who's barely done notable voice work voicing the pig, it failed to reach the same amount of praise Ryan's World got. The animation makes The Nutshack look like a masterpiece, the designs literally look like they were copied from a show created by Bob Boyle, and the three little kids always get what they want despite misbehaving most of the time. It also had an episode dedicated to advertising Carl's Jr., which failed miserably just like the series itself.
Then, after the failure of the Ryan's World knockoff, Butch decided to make his very first Christian friendly, The Garden Cartoon. He brought back the same Latina who voiced HobbyBear to voice a lamb named Lucy, saying his personal "So long, suckers!" to the other two HobbyKids' voice actors in favor of hiring the man who voiced the titular character in Johnny Test to voice a lion named Lenny.
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Scamming artists
Butch also took commissions to illustrate original characters or beloved figures from movies, shows, and video games in his unique style. But he's lazy as fuck with them as seen in an instance where someone commissioned him to create a drawing of Female Ranma from Ranma ½, but he decided to literally draw over an existing photo instead of rendering her in his own artistic style.
Then when someone commissioned him to draw Mikasa Ackerman from Attack On Titan, he decided to copy the exact same pose Mikasa did in somebody else's fanart of her! But on the bright side, he didn't draw her with ridiculously big tits and hips like many fan artists to with every female characters these days. Not because the commissioner wanted him to draw Mikasa from when she was 15 years old, but BECAUSE HE'S CHRISTIAN, GOD DAMN IT! Not worth paying him those $200 he asks you for while knowing how badly you want to get your hands on those Gaming consoles and new iPhones, thus making him commit one of the Seven Deadly Sins: Greed.
Before that, Butch violated a contractual agreement in which Butch would pay some pinoy artist named Kuro the Artist (Powerword: Rob Orpilla) $1400 to help keep food on the artist's Nutshackian table as they collaborated on Imaginathan, which starred some emo kid who could see everyone's imaginary friends. Rather than actually listen to the artist who looked up to him growing up, he dismissed the #PayKuro campaign on Twitter and blocked the artist like a little bitch who lost an argument on which piece of media is better. This betrayal left Rob furious, prompting him to file a lawsuit for breach of contract. Ultimately, the case was resolved when Hartman settled at the last moment. Following this experience, Rob expressed how much Butchy Bitch traumatized him to the point of never wanting ANYTHING to do with him. Though that didn't stop him from still featuring Danny Phantom in his big autistburger of a crossover titled "5 Years Later", which is heavily devoted to Ben 10 all grown up and meeting other characters from completely different cartoons.
As if that wasn't enough, he accepted $200 from ANTOONS OF ALL PEOPLE to draw his character that looks like TheOdd1sOut, some weird Pokemon creature, and Waluigi had one hell of a threesome holding a flag set on fire. Originally, Anton asked for the flag to be drawn blank. But because a "special day" was coming up, Anton decided to color in flag as the symbol that represents the looney troons who have rejected their manhoods/womanhoods for the lulz. As a result, more angry trooners who thought Butch actually drew the trans flag on fire right after believing the rumors that he fired a voice actor for trooning out resorted to spreading rumors that Timmy Turner and Danny Fenton were actually born with vaginas, also done for the lulz.
A series of cartoon reviewers ranting about him because why not?
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See also
- Steve Marmel
- The Fairly Oddparents
- Randy Stair - A well known fan of one of his works
References
External Links
Butch Hartman's Twitter account
Butch Hartman's Wikipedia article
Butch Hartman entry on IMDB
Wikitubia article
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