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(She/They/Star) / Biromantic AroAce Demigirl/ 20 / Audhd) The only person to selfship with that goddamn dancing fish Pfp art by LeslieTheLuna

If you're saddened by Eric's passing, please celebrate his life by supporting animation. Go see Wildwood or Forgotten Island. Buy Coyote Vs. Acme. I know times are tough, so if you don't feel you have the money, then speak loudly and proudly about how much animation means to you.

Rest in Peace to a man who fought for true art, even in the face of corporate greed… Rest in Peace to a man who used his voice, enthusiasm and energy to uplift and inspire… Rest in Peace to a man who always knew how to make us smile and laugh… Rest in Peace to a once-in-a-lifetime legend…

If there's one thing to remember Eric Bauza for beside his incredible talent / work, it's that he fought for Animation and the creatives who pour themselves into it. He fought for art, expression and the respect this medium and its workers deserve.

Eric Bauza’s final film performance, as of right now, is Coyote VS ACME. Roadrunner’s testimony is one of his final character performances in the film. He says “Beep” around 46 times, that’s all he says. Yet it says everything about his strengths and passion as a voice actor, with just one word.

R.I.P. to Eric Bauza Out of all the actors who voiced the rabbit, you were the one who came the closest to Mel's original voice. You should've been around for 40 more years to voice him.

Eric Bauza wasn't just an incredible actor. He fought for all of us, for the preservation of art, to see that real art got to shine, even in the face of corporate greed. The importance of him using his platform and his voice for the betterment of art cannot be understated. Goodnight, sir.