What if Paris Filmes was founded in 1923/Paris Animações was founded in 1989?/Mauricio de Sousa

Mauricio Araújo de Sousa (October 27, 1935-April 3, 2011, born at Santa Isabel) was a Brazilian-American animator, writer and film and television producer known for founding Paris Animações.
== Early life ==
Mauricio is the father of 1 billion children, and drew inspirations from them for new characters such as Monica, Maggy, Gajah, Duda, Jorel's Brother, Oswaldo, Leia, Tobias, Ami, Yumi, Lincoln Loud and Anittinha. One of his sons, Maurício Spada e Sousa, died of a heart attack on May 2, 2016.
== Early career ==
After dropping out of college in the late 1920s, Mauricio de Sousa started looking for a job, Mauricio's life would change upon seeing the animated short film Steamboat Willie (in 1928) and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (in 1937) and wished that he would become an animation artist.
== Career ==
=== First years of Paris Animações/Mauricio de Sousa's First creation/Finding Paris Animações (1989-1992) ===
Animator and movie producer Mauricio de Sousa, foundhis animation studio based in Hollywood in 1940, to create an new animation studio that would later be built in 1940. After Walt Disney died in 1966 and due to a bankruptcy, most of the animators and artists moved to Paris Animações which was named Paris Cartoon Studio to produced ParisToons launched; a series of animated cartoons that were made to compete for other cartoon shorts of that era, such as Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse and Silly Symphonies, Max Fleischer's Popeye the Sailor, and Warner Bros.' Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. As well, the studio produced cartoon and shorts for various products. Mauricio drew inspiration from them for new characters such as Monica, Maggy, Gajah, Duda, Jorel's Brother, Oswaldo, Leia, Tobias, Ami, Yumi, Lincoln Loud and Anittinha.
== Retirement, illness, death, and legacy ==
In December 2001 to Mid 2008, Mauricio de Sousa was starting to feel ill (failing health since 2001 which caused him to retire in 1999) and was later sent to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center where he discovered less than five years after he retired. He was diagnosed with leukaemia and esophageal cancer and underwent surgery to remove the tumor in his esophagus and a bone marrow transplant to remove the leukaemia.
On April 3, 2011, Mauricio de Sousa passed away from sepsis caused by complications related to leukaemia and esophageal cancer by the age of 93, after it returned in late 2002 at his home in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. After his death, Paristoons aired a 20-second segment with Monica, Jimmy Five, Gajah, Bloo, Ami, Yumi and the others ParisToons tracing a Mauricio portrait with the words "Mauricio de Sousa (1935-2011) We'll miss you! Sincerely, Paris Network" fading in on the right-hand side. This same type of tribute happened for Anderson's brother, William Anderson in 2009, and for Stephen Hillenburg in 2018. His remains were cremated two days later, and he was buried at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California.
Trunk Train: The Movie (2005) was dedicated to his memory.
During the production of Trunk Train: The Movie, storyboard artist Vincent Waller drew a piece of artwork depicting many of Anderson's characters appearing sad and depressed at his funeral. These were the characters created throughout his lifetime, such as Spongebob, Patrick, Ami, Yumi, Bloo, Gajah, Duda, Jorel's Brother, Oswaldo, Leia, Tobias, Timmy Turner, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Giga, Rubi, Ziggy, Moron, Doron, Blossom, Bubbles, Buttercup and Four including Monica who are seen flat on the floor with a puddle of tears while post-Mauricio de Sousa characters (Anabel, Boom, Buggy, Balloon, Boo, Pamela Shimura and Julio and the Cocorico Gang) are trying to cheer them up.
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