This is an a-sexual world of the happy ending, the caring community and the unbelievably cute. Avery's world, however, is a complex, uncaring, extremely violent, sexual and unappreciable one. Ralph Stephenson isn't offering the above as a critique of Disney, to him these qualities are positive points. He chooses the opposing bad animator to be Tex Avery. What Disney offers for Stephenson, and many others, is an idealised world.
Any satire is more than gentle, and the setting is generally the reality of everyday life.
What exists in Disney's reality is a cute and simplified version of the world. Tex Avery could represent the real world within a format where we shouldn't believe it at all. They refused to believe that it was an animated film and instead thought it to have been created using models and photography. Nov-Dec 1985, p.12 4. All unquoted text material Paul Troy 1998.