Which of the following Warner Bros. animators did NOT work for Walt Disney?

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The question asks which Warner Bros. animator did NOT work for Walt Disney.
Option 1: Friz Freleng. This statement would be incorrect because Freleng began his career at Disney and worked there before moving on to Warner Bros. Later, he became a key figure at Warner, but the fact that he did at one time work for Disney makes the statement false.
Option 2: Hugh Harmon. The claim that Harmon did not work for Disney is inaccurate since Harmon (with his partner Ising) started at Disney, helping create Oswald the Lucky Rabbit before leaving to co-found Harman–Ising and produce shorts for Warner Bros. Therefore this option misstates his history.
Option 3: Rudolf Ising. Similar to Harmon, Ising was part of Harmon–Ising and contributed to Disney projects early on; he too moved to Warner Bros. After his Disney tenure, he worked on Warner Bros. cartoons. Thus the assertion that he did not work for Disney is incorrect.
Option 4: Tex Avery. This statement is the only one that aligns with historical fact: Avery did not work for Walt Disney. He became a prominent animator at Warner Bros. (and later at MGM), shaping many famous Warner Bros. characters and shorts. Consequently, this option correctly identifies someone who did not work for Disney.

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Which of the following Warner Bros. animators did NOT work for Walt Disney?

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