Jimenitoons Celebrate ''It's A Small World''

Happy 50th Anniversary to Disney's It's A Small World! (Well, now it's way past its 50th Anniversary, but why bother changing it; it's just extra special when you know it celebrated its 50th anniversary already!)
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On this day in 1964, Walt Disney presented this attraction at the New York World's Fair. Two years later, in May 28, 1966, the ride opened at Disneyland. To this day, the ride is still alive and going and moving! Walt Disney considers it "the happiest cruise that ever sailed 'round the world." And that's true, because every room in the ride has doll-y children from around the world singing the extremely famous "It's A Small World" song that nobody can get out of their heads! I have been on the ride about two or three times and I love it!
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And now the ride's 50th Anniversary has finally come! So, to celebrate, I decided to draw my Jimenitoons in the Small World style. I mainly took influence from the animated series based on the ride, with the white eyes with bright pupils, blushes in the face, small bodies, small hands, and small feet. And on top of that, take a close look... THEY DON'T HAVE OUTLINES!!! Probably the first Jimenitoon project I have ever done that did not involve outlines on the characters! How awesome is that?
The background city is also stylized like the buildings from the ride.
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I also added shadows behind the characters and buildings to make them look like paper on top of other color papers.
And don't mind the Tooth Fairy's size; she's just close to us.
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Say, don't you think Wizard and Corpsie look much cuter in this style?
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Jimenitoons - © Cesar Jimenez's Jimenitoons™.
It's A Small World style - © Disney.
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UPDATE:
I have decided to update it every time the anniversary of Small World comes up. So if you keep seeing the "50" in there, forget about it. This was just uploaded on the 50th anniversary.