So there you have it. A perfectly valid continuation of the animated film, using existing characters and concepts. Just like Scamps Adventure uses Scamp.HooZoo wrote:The Aristokittens, are a trio of curious and playful siblings, the children of Duchess and their adoptive father, Thomas O'Malley, and heirs to Madame Adelaide Bonfamille's fortune. In the original movie, "The Aristocats," they, along with their mother, are catnapped by Madame Bonfamille's butler, Edgar, who, upon learning of his place in the line of prospective heirs was decidedly upset at being below the "pets." To remedy this he plotted the cats' deaths, effectively moving himself up the chain in the Madame's Will. With the aid of Roquefort the mouse, Thomas O'Malley the Alley Cat, and a merry band of Jazz playing cats lead by Scat Cat, the Bonfamille cats are rescued and returned to the care of their wealthy and loving mistress. Edgar's plot is uncovered and he is carted off the prison. Duchess and O'Malley fall in love and he is adopted by Madame Bonfamille as well. In 1971 Gold Key comics began a 9 issue run of tales based on the adorable kittens, Marie, Berloiz and Toulouse. Marie tries to be a sophisticated and proper young lady, but her attempts to immitate her mother don't always work out quite right. In fact she is not nearly as prim and proper as she pretends to be. Toulouse is the more pugnacious member of the three, fancies himself as a little bully, which immediately endeared him to O'Malley. The third, Berloiz is really just your typical "cute little kitten." Despite their residency in Paris, France, in comics, even those aside from "The Aristokittens," the siblings have had adventures with other Disney characters such as Scamp.
Lady and the Tramp III: Super Scamp anybody?HooZoo wrote:In the comics, Lady and Tramp's little boy was called Scamp and their triplet daughters, Ruffles, Fluffy and Scooter. This was also true in the "Little Golden Book" storybooks. Darling was also given the name of Elizabeth and the baby had become a talking toddler named Albert. On occasion the animation studios have actual names listed for characters, but these names never make it into the actual final edit and the characters remain nameless on screen, but a record of the name does exist and is often transferred to the comics. Such is definitely the case with Scamp. In the movie when Lady and Tramp are expressing their love they come across some wet cement where two human lovers had scratched their initials: J.M. + E.D., which could be "Jim & Elizabeth" since their last names are not revealed in the film or the comics). Scamp has appeared with many Disney characters outside of those who were a part of the cast of "Lady and the Tramp." Scamp even became the superhero, Super Scamp, after eating one of Goofy's super goobers.