The left side represents the most common false memories from the Mandela Effect—a psychological phenomenon where large groups of people share the same vivid but incorrect recollection.

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…and it was always Looney Tunes cuz they were the counterpart to Merry Melodies

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This 100% and people are mixing up the spelling from the much more recent Tiny Toon Adventures from 1990.

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honestly, i thought it was shortened from the word ‘cartoons’

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I agree that’s a phonetic possibility, but we’re talking logos here.

It was never written “Looney Toons”, thus why I’m saying people are combining “Tiny Toons” & “Looney Tunes” when they think it’s the incorrect logo on the left.

Edit: clarity.

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Yeah the Looney Tunes Mandela is way less common in countries where “toon” and “tune” are pronounced differently

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I watch looney chunes on Chewsday, innit.

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Which countries are those?

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Who Framed Roger Rabbit probably contributed to this too!

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It’s also easy to see how weird your spelling was when you were younger if you have writing or drawings from when you were a kid - I’ve looked at some of my old comics from back then and I’d sometimes spell the same word different ways within the same sentence. I’m guessing your internal spelling sticks within your mind, especially since these are brands you’d be familiar with as a kid, and you don’t see them again till pointed out or when you look closely which is when you see you were mistaken or become arrogant insisting the world has switched universe.

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And Disney had Silly Symphonies.

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Also Millencolin was sued to similarity... Even had to change their first album cover