http://poohadventures.wikia.com/wiki/Pooh%27s_Adventures_of_Seinfeld
Got bored today, decided to go troll the PA wiki while the mods were busy sending poorly-capitalized messages to some other vandal. Gaze upon its nihilistic majesty before the mods take it down!
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I’ve posted this on my own personal blog, but I’ve added a few more details so I’ll post it here.
This crossover takes place in two universes far, far apart from each other - the universe and the Tooniverse. The animated universe will be like ours, only every country will be made up of states and towns based on the studios that own the cartoons and Japan would be practically bigger than Russia. To get to each world and take their acting jobs, they would have to go through portals that take them to their studios but they are not allowed outside of the studios or even Hollywood because of the risk of curious dragons destroying and killing. Doppelgangers (like in Who Censored Roger Rabbit) would meet and greet at theme parks instead of walkarounds.
Many of the toons don’t dress the same as they do in your average cartoon crossover, they would wear clothing that often matches the time they were imagined. They also take their own jobs when they are not acting. Of course they don’t die except when they touch a special kind of element that wouldn’t do the same to a human, like in Roger Rabbit, and they don’t age but child toons will choose to do so if they have lost recognition for more or less than a decade so that they can take new jobs at a reasonable age, because they can’t stay in school forever.
This cartoon world would also be at a war of medium freedom, with the 2D toons protesting for free will in their careers due to overpowerment by CGI and Flash. It’s basically like our world but not quite as realistic in physics. Due to characters from adult animation being present and the realism of a cartoon world, this wouldn’t be safe for kids despite the Disney characters and such. Think Logorama with a different meaning. It could be a mockumentary or just an adventure that plays satire on the animation industry and tropes, from Disney-style musicals to Shrek-style comedies.
*nods*
Now I don’t have to spam this blog with reaction videos!
I’m aware and I might review it soon.
No, I think he’s given up on me.
A racing car in The Wizard of Oz starring Judy Garland. Oh, goody.
I don’t know; many of them have either so many positive votes, are incomplete or deleted.
Overall: 7.4/5
-0.48/10. This ain’t Pooh and Ash’s Adventures of Scooby-Doo, but hey, you can’t expect anything redeeming from Master Ambler. He was asking for this, after all. We still have to wait for Yakko to complete Winnie the Pooh and the Halloween Tree and both of these assholes to wake up and realise they need to bring an offensively large Pooh/Scooby crossover onto the internet, and wait happily until doom strikes on us all. Until then, Happy November!
They don’t. :(
It’s a good thing there was no introduction montage, but these characters are just popping up far too late and at random. You should know your video sucks when things get confusing without the suckiest part.
Obviously.
It’s been weeks since I riffed part 1, so as it’s Halloween and Netflix is screwing up I’m going to riff the rest of this damn video.
We’ll never be able to tell.
I doubt he’ll remember. It’s been ages since he released the trailer for Pooh’s Adventures of Stand by Me.
Emily Olson, Miya Parker, Turdie F. Bastard and CBS presents; Pooh’s Adventures of the Adventures of Ian!
Coming in; NEVER!
If he wants everything to be for kids then how would he be taking drugs?
He’ll only have to be mentioned in a video about reaction shots, though I can’t guarantee that any new Troll Times will be possible.
Haven’t watched it, but judging from the ratings I can tell I’m going to waste my time if I do.
Yes they are. Indeed they are.
He’s 18 years old and he thinks all cartoons should be for children because he’s just another one of those special snowflakes on the internet.
Poor, poor Joe. :(
It’s too late for me to answer that, becuase you did.
Three hours, fifty two minutes?! This one isn’t going to be easy - this kid just stretched 72 minutes into a film even longer than the Lord of the Rings extended cuts.
I have kinks of my own, so it’s not the worst part about him.
Don’t worry, Logan, we’re not perfect either.