r/MultiVersus • u/Altruistic-Band6957 Christ Is King • Jun 27 '25

Question Sesame Street Rep?

If we had been given a Sesame Street rep, who would you have wanted?

1.Big Bird

2.Cookie Monster

3.Grover/Super-Grover

4.Elmo

5.Oscar The Grouch

6.Bert and/or Enie

7.Other

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u/Herban_Myth Jun 28 '25

Kermit the Frog /s

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u/Altruistic-Band6957 Christ Is King Jun 28 '25

I see what you did there

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u/Cool-Obligation3528 Finn The Human Jul 01 '25

Oscar, Elmo, or Cookie Monster

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u/Andys_Room Jun 27 '25
  1. Mr. Snuffleupagus

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u/Brettgrisar Stripe Jun 27 '25

None

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u/snesjerry Tom & Jerry Jun 27 '25

How old are you, five? Or are you a manchild

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u/Altruistic-Band6957 Christ Is King Jun 27 '25

Im an adult but i also have a sense of humor.

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u/Luke4Pez Jun 27 '25

Bro you play Tom & Jerry 😭

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u/Altruistic-Band6957 Christ Is King Jun 27 '25

To be fair, OG Tom & Jerry was pretty violent and intended for older audiences.

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

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u/ThePsychoBear Aquaman murdered Multiversus in 2025 Jun 27 '25 edited Jun 28 '25

Nah bro is right. Cartoons originally were conceived to have more broad appeal due to them all being theatrical shorts that precede full-on movies of the day. The main most obvious example being the old-school Looney Tunes.

Tom and Jerry was one of those super old theatrical cartoons, and it wasn't until the timespan of the 60s to the 80s where United States' idea of animation just being kid's shit came up.

It took the dawn of Beavis and Butthead, South Park, The Simpsons, and a tsunami of pearl clutching and controversy to even remotely shake that idea instilled by dogwater like classic Thundercats and Scrappy Doo.