0:14 - Wow, you ruined a joke.
0:35 - Did the suspects put all those guns on Pooh’s hand? If he’d carry all of them, I guess that means Pooh is stronger than I thought.
0:53 - Again, this not how you make a sentace.
0:59 - Again, thank you, Pinkie for stating the obvious,
1:04 - Who’s Pery?
1:15 - Um… Ha Ha Ha?
1:40 - Don’t you mean murderer?
3:10 - Did Percy say that or was it Thomas?
3:33 - And here we get Pooh’s Adventure cliche #10.
3:43 - Here’s Pooh’s Adventure cliche #6.
3: 55 - Haven’t you learned in school to always capitalize the first letter of a sentance.
4:24 - Another Pooh’s Adventure cliche. Cliche #3 (P.S. I know a clip was used for the running montage. Call it a mistake as I didn’t think of that cliche when I was at that part).
4:49 - This should have been Pooh’s Adventure cliche # 21; whenever a main character is in a very bad situation, Tigger usually says this.
Overall, this was pretty much your typical Pooh’s Adventure video; pointless and stupid. And they had the BALLS to ruin a cartoon directed by Tex Avery. You know the old saying “If it’s not broken, don’t fix it”? Well, not only is this true, but another lesson to be learned here is “Don’t fuck with Tex Avery”!
Stay tuned tomorrow, a Sesame Street special gets Train’d and Pony’d.
What is Pooh’s Adventures, you may ask? Let this page explain: http://hecknopoohsadventures.tumblr.com/post/24957550463/i-dont-suppose-youd-be-satisfied-with-a-hug-instead.
When I first heard of Pooh’s Adventures, I checked them and I thought they weren’t too bad, at first. Then, in 2009, I saw that there were other people making more of this stuff. I found it strange, but I passed them. Then, when I saw people maknig stuff like SpongeBob’s Adventures or Simba’s Adventures, I was like “When is this stuff going to end?” I didn’t fully hate it yet (I was mainly indifferent to them at the time), but I still had my issues with them. Then came a tumblr blog titled Heck No Pooh’s Adventures. Ever since I frequently visited it, I realize how frustratingly flawed these videos are. Inspired by Max C.’s commentaries on them, and with permission from Max C. (AKA Maxtaro), I’ve decided to only commate on two of these kind of videos. One being a Pooh’s Adventure, the other being another character’s adventure. Keep in mind, I’m not a replacement for Max. I’m just doing this for 2 adventure videos and nothing more. So, let’s start off with an animated short by one of animation greatest legends being Pooh’d. Tex Avery is going to roll in his grave!
00:32 - Are you trying to copy the the Amblin logo? Because it’s not doing a good job.
00:45 - What!?! You’re not showing the logos for Hasbro and whoever made Thomas the Tank Engine!
01:40 - I thought DisneyDaniel93 was the creator of pointless trend.
01:50 - Wow! Real knives? I guess the person who made this video is more sadistic than I thought.
02:47 - How did we get from a spooky, old mansion to Christopher Robin’s house? And what were they talking about before Rabbit said something.
03:34 - Are those trains supposed to be at the house/mansion? Because they’re on a railroad.
03:55 - Pooh’s Adventure cliche #17, folks! Get used to it!
04:15 - Pooh’s Adventure cliche #11. Thank you, Pinkie Pie! BTW, what is an ‘atic’? Did you mean ‘attic’?
04:29 - You repeated a reaction shot! Hope aboard the Fail Train!
04:55 - Are we in Everfree Forest now?
05:55 - What the hell is a steamie?
06:18 - Don’t you mean ‘already’?
06:50 - How does that make sense?
07:28 - You need to capitalize the “I” in “it”.
07:33 - If anyone is taking a spelling class, this is a great example of how not to make a sentace.
07;45 - And we’re back in the spooky mansion.
08:46 - How did Thomas even get there?
08:55 - Well, if it isn’t the most overused reaction shot in the history of Pooh’s Adventures.
09:06 - Where did the blue sky come from?
09:26 - Officer Hound, really?
09:30 - And here we see Pooh’s Adventure cliche #8.
10:25 - Alright, that was kind of funny.
10:27 - What does inersent mean?
Expect a commentary on the second part, tonight.
This used to be just Pooh, ponies and trains, but now he’s made it even worse.
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I think the only thing funny about these poorly made edits, is that the people who make them think they can get a job animating with the snap of a finger after making and flooding youtube with these.
Magical ponies like Twilight Sparkle and crows like Heckle and Jeckle are more capable of following heroes around in most of these adventures than trains.
Ariel meets Thomas, Twilight and their friends (along with Salty) who have been sailing around the ocean for quite some time and decide to stay with her for awhile.
Nice try at solving any problems involving trains and water, but have you ever heard of train ferries?

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Part of another Thomas and Twilight Sparkle’s Adventure video. While the rest of them are made up of clips and subtitles, this part is a specially animated scene where the Mane 6 help out Thomas and Friends for 24¾ MINUTES.
Thomas and Twilight Sparkle meets Father Christmas, part 3. Lest forget that part 1 had me witness the first ever subtitle goof-ups in the history of this blog.
Overall: 7/5
0.4/10. During this riff, I sent a message to the creator of these videos.
How are Thomas and his friends able to move like that? I mean, they are trains, so you wouldn’t expect them to move off the rails, or even fly in the air. Besides, how do they even get through the doors and fit in such a small area? I would like to know, because it has confused me ever since I started watching these kinds of videos.
I just hope he responds, because this is by far the most confusing crossover adventure video I’ve ever had the time to sit through. There are so many questions to be asked, so many errors that could have been corrected had the creator analysed his own work before uploading it, and a complete lack of Christmas spirit or respect towards the art of Raymond Briggs animation. Give me a blooming explanation, damn it!
Like Winnie the Pooh and the Dark Crystal, I watched the original before watching the butchered version, and while it ain’t The Snowman, it’s still one of the most unique visions of Santa Claus out there - a guy who has no elves, especially no trains or horses to help him. Just a couple of pets and a couple of reindeer. He ain’t jolly, but a wisecracking, globe-trotting geezer who can think up things to do for the fun of it before the big day. Unfortunately, these crossover people don’t believe in going solo, they fudge up who Father Christmas’ character was intended to be.
Well, enough ranting. Next time, we’re going to see how Benny and his pals got along in the middle of their adventures through Beauty and the Beast. And besides, I’ve seen that the creator of this video has added a part to his latest adventure where KP-ShadowSquirrel’s ponies help out the trains for 24¾ minutes.
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Thomas and Twilight Sparkle meets Father Christmas, part 2. Thomas and friends must have traveled on an awfully long track to get to the countries.
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Last time, we saw a train fanatic invade yet another episode of Phineas and Ferb. Today, we're looking at a bunch of blooming ponies and blooming trains invading Santa’s blooming privacy. Here, CGI trains and Flash-animated horses ruin the hand-drawn animated beauty of the Raymond Briggs adaptations. But how will the trains get to billions of homes all in one night? I know how Rainbow Dash would do it, but let’s stop complaining like this and start complaining at bits of Thomas and Twilight Sparkle meets Father Christmas, part 1.
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How can a train fit in any room of a castle anyway?
That’s right, those two live-action people are characters from the Mamma Mia movie. Wouldn’t that make the chickens nervous? And how would a bunch of trains be able to move in a chicken coop anyway?
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