Since I've got K-O the Kangaroo here for the weekend due to Downtown Fest, I figured it was time for another one of these semi-recurring posts I've started doing, where K-O watches a kangaroo-related cartoon! In this case, it's "Kongo Roo" from 1946, a Columbia Phantasy cartoon produced by Columbia's old animation studio from the 1930s and 1940s. I previously had K-O watch Columbia's Color Rhapsody cartoon from 1938 "The Kangaroo Kid," but throughout the studio's existence they were STILL producing cartoons in black-and-white, even well after other animation studios in the American industry had gone all-color for their theatrical shorts and such.
This cartoon involves the very un-PC African hunter Fuzzy-Wuzzy hunting through the Congo on his ostrich, and comes across a very goofy, floppy and cartoony boxing kangaroo. Right away something's amiss, as kangaroos don't live in Africa! This kangaroo, voiced by the late Stan Freberg, doesn't even have an Australian accent, but it's still a fun voice. AND he has a pouch, which in real life only female kangaroos do, but K-O is a more cartoonish type of anthro kangaroo, so he is an exception, but this cartoon kangaroo's pouch even has a zipper, something K-O doesn't have. It's a fun short, even if by the end, nobody wins (I won't go into details though.)

You can watch it HERE for the time being...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tSiJwkkLUw