@Katamariguy  
Knowing eye can recognize the difference between british/german helmets (brodie/stahlhelm)

@Jaytaro  
When was this cartoon made?

@SeraphimDawn  
the war to end all wars will be the war that ends with human extinction

Remember when people actually believed that the First War World was the war that ends all wars?
 
Yeah…. that’s totally the case.

And that…was the end of the last men on Earth..

Unnerving that they look exactly the same…

@Solitude  
taking a look

@Kamazeustra  
ah

@equestrian  
Well, technically, , William Hanna and Joe Barbera remade the cartoon as ‘Good Will to Men’ in the 50’s, updating the story with an anti-nuclear warfare message.

@equestrian  
To the war I mean.

@Kamazeustra  
There’s a sequel?

@Get pills, against my orders  
Y’know, while the cartoon was innocent at the time, I’ve never really been fond of that cynical “humans are bad” moral in cartoons. (Which likely wasn’t the intentional message in that one, I think it was intended as more of an “anti-war” cartoon.)
 
The funny thing is, there actually are some fanatical-environmentalist types who think this world would be better off without humans, and want to make that a reality somehow. I’m all for helping the environment, and animals don’t get me wrong, but some get to obsessed with it.  
One of ‘em a few years ago threatened the Discovery Channel building with a bomb. He did it in the hopes of forcing the Discovery Channel to air more pro-environmental shows, (which ironically, they already have) and make new ones that discourage humans from breeding “disgusting parasitic human infants.” (Yes, that’s what he calls “babies” hilariously.)
 
They even found his blogs, and stuff, and let’s just say, just calling him a “wacko” is an understatement.

“Gee, I’m sure glad there ain’t no more men around!”

@Get pills, against my orders  
Sounds Metal.

@HamburgerTime
 
Peace on Earth; an old cartoon involving animals living in peace among the remains of humanity (we effectively killed ourselves via war). The short premiered after WWI if I remember correctly.
 
I have the thing on VHS.

What cartoon is this? You’ve caught my attention.

Yes, Lyra, that’s how they were gone. Deal.

@Joshua  
Trust me. The world as many see it right now, is a ticking time bomb.

I’m pretty sure we don’t have to worry about such major wars like this anymore.

@Sono  
Stuff that wouldn’t be allowed on kid’s cartoon nowadays.

Wait till she sees the sequel.

Always loved this cartoon. It was pretty brutal, like seriously. Whenever I think World War I I always think back to the men in gas masks shooting eachother, and sinking into the mud.