Written by Mr. Mouseburger 4th May 2006
Kindly submitted by Pyro
Judge Doom had revealed himself the one behind the murders of cartoon makers Marvin Acme and R.K. Maroon. Their deaths leave it open for him to inherit Toon Town and his intention is to erase it off the map with a giant machine that fires a powerful paint thinner called 'Dip' in order to replace it with a freeway. He now has Roger and Jessica captive as well as Eddie at gunpoint and Doom is about to remove the remaining witnesses to his dastardly scheme.
After Eddie has disposed of the Weasel henchmen with some wacky antics that cause them to literally laugh themselves to death, he faces Doom himself. After a brief fight that leaves Eddie stuck to a large steel barrel due to a huge magnet he had pulled out to disarm Doom, the Judge arrives on a steamroller to finish him. Eddie escapes with a plot hole (literally, which he pulls out of a box) and Doom engages him again. Eddie attempts to hit the Judge with a barrel of super-glue. The Judge shows some remarkable strength by punching through the barrel, getting the glue all over his hand as the steamroller comes up behind Eddie. The Judge attempts to hit him but misses, and gets his hand stuck to the roller. Eddie moves out of the way as the roller then begins to crush the Judge, who begins thrashing about making oddly cartoonish noises as it completely flattens him...
It seems over, but then Roger notices the Judge is moving again! Despite being flattened by a steamroller, the Judge stands himself back up. Judge Doom is a toon! Eddie concludes that only a deranged toon would ever conceive the freeway plan. "Not just ANY toon!" The Judge taunts as he makes his way over to an air pump, re-inflating himself, in the process, his hat flies off and his false eyes pop out, revealing a pair of menacing red toon eyes behind them. Eddie recognizes those eyes all too well, realizing Doom is the same toon who robbed Toon Town bank all those years ago and murdered Eddie's brother.
At this point, Eddie is absolutely no match for the Judge, who displays his toon powers for all their worth, his spring-loaded shoes make him jump all the way across the room, and his tremendous strength allows him to toss Eddie about the room like a rag doll. Eddie attempts to fight back but the Judge easily overpowers him when he removes one of his gloves, and his hand underneath morphs into an anvil that he uses to knock Eddie into some boxes. Ready to finish him off, the Judge's anvil hand transforms into a buzzsaw, demonstrating its power by slicing through chains. Eddie, badly beaten, seems out of options till he sees the toon mallet that contains a hidden boxing glove nearby. Just as Doom prepares to cleave him in two, Eddie rolls out of the way, grabbing the mallet and switching it on. The glove flies past Doom's head and strikes the Dip cannon on his giant Dip machine, pushing it towards the evil Judge, who has just enough time to scream as the cannon blasts him with paint thinner, sending him flying.
The dip then drains out of the machine, covering the floor of the warehouse. Doom, who is a toon and thus very vulnerable to the stuff, then melts down into a puddle of dissolved ink and paint.
Was Doom any cartoon in particular? I've had an unsupported theory that he was an underground comic or something of that nature.
Shouldn't you have put cartoon dip? That was really was what killed him.
No, Judge Doom was made up just for the movie, like Roger, Baby Herman, Jessica, and the Weasels.
As for the "Dip", it was created from turpentine, acetone, and benzene, all of which are different kinds of paint thinners.
Pyro Wrote:
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> No, Judge Doom was made up just for the movie,
> like Roger, Baby Herman, Jessica, and the
> Weasels.
They actually originally wanted him to be the otherwise anonymous hunter from Bambi, as an in-joke that this is the ultimate kid's movie villain or something. I dunno why they changed their minds.
That sounds logical. It would certainly make his death all the more satisfying.
I was such a sensitive kid when this came out, I actually mourned that squeaky shoe he offed in the beginning. I asked myself "What did that poor shoe do to deserve such a death?" and "Look at how he skulks around like a shoe-shaped kitten! Who would kill something like that?"
I was a little sheltered.
Quote from Pyro:
"No, Judge Doom was made up just for the movie, like Roger, Baby Herman, Jessica, and the Weasels."
Roger Rabbit and Baby Herman are actual characters of Maroon Cartoons, just not as popular as, oh-say, Mickey Mouse or Bugs Bunny. My little brother found a cartoon of them. I'm not sure about Jessica or the Weasels, though.
Actually, they're from a book called Who Censored Roger Rabbit?, which the movie is based on with a few changes. For example, it deals with Roger's murder rather than his being framed for murder. This was changed for the movie because they figured (rightly) that kids wouldn't like the idea of Roger being killed.
I loved it how his eyes were swirling red when he was readed toward eddie with teh buzzsaw hand and guess why he had the buzz saw hand. I loved it too the way he screamed when a huge amount of dip headed toward him as he screams and IS SENT FLYING!!!!!!
It would have been neat for them to have him revealed as the hunter who killed bambi's mother as well as eddie's brother and it would have made him more evil, but that would have scared the audiences. I loved his yelling im melting and whoa whoa as he melts into a sea of dip.
I wonder what he was behind his mask as a rubber mask was shown in the wake of his melting.
After seeing this movie again, the Dip cannon does not do Judge Doom in. The boxing glove strikes the valve on the rear of the Dip tank, which releases its contents onto Judge Doom.
Hi, I'm Raynika, one of the Four Queens of Petria, a parallel world to the Earth.
Can "Dip" kill Petrians? I don't think so, because we're not animated. I was born to my mother, Queen Jewelle Kellary (the Petrian Queen before me and my sisters).
Queen Petria Kelili, founder of the kingdom, is my ancestor. We Petrians worship her, like you would worship a goddess.
P.S. My sister Myra loves to paint. Someone said "Dip" was painting chemicals, and Myra isn't dead.
[quote Raynika Kellary]P.S. My sister Myra loves to paint. Someone said "Dip" was painting chemicals, and Myra isn't dead.[/quote]Yes, I paint. And my name isn't Myra, it's Leonarda Da Kellary.
And what do Toons call it? The "blank?!" Saying "___" would be no help at all. Cats.
Dip only effects animated characters. Lieutenant Santino lists off the ingredients at one point and what Dip amounts to is basically a combination of different paint thinners.
hi, we named our daughter kellary..but don't have any info on origin..do you know the origin of your last name ?
thanks, Merideth
Yes, according to my research, (now this is only speculation mind you, a shot in the dark) it is a simply a long-existing family name stemming from the second queen, Kellary Fernia, who founded the complex Petrian waterway system. Of course this points toward the fact that the name would mean something related to "comissioner of the spa" or of that nature, but as I said before it is just speculation.
Also of note, the freeway Judge Doom speaks of is in fact real. Given that the freeway was constructed in 1940, whereas the film takes place in 1947, it is likely that the Pasadena Freeway was simply never built due to the presence of Toon Town in the film's continuity.
I think that why he wore a rubber mask would be to hide a disfigured toon under it.
More likely just to hide the fact he was a toon, period, so he could masqeurade as a human in order to become a judge and found Cloverleaf. Also, it helped prevent anyone from recognizing him as the toon who killed Teddy Valiant.
What about "Own Weapon?"
When Doom was a toon, he made me think he turned to a toon and a demon. When he was dead, I nearly puked.