They ruined Fatal Fury.


They seem to have fixed the whole “Sophie and Sky from Mamma Mia” problem, but that doesn’t mean to say they’ve fixed Thomas and Twilight Sparkle’s relationship.
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Pooh’s Adventures Little Drummer Boy Double Feature, part 8. Expect a bonus ending when Yakko deliberately reminds you about it.






Overall: 5.6/5
-0.12/10. There were no extra villians to tackle and very little screen time available for their presence. What the hell is the point? All they could do were steal lines, follow the heroes, look at things and bury a bell the wrong way. Basically they’ve turned something interesting into something not only cringe-inducing but really boring. Godzilla witnessing the birth of Jesus and all, this may not be as heartbreaking as the Grinch video, but it surely is stupider and more confusing than the Thomas+Twilight Father Christmas video. Well, since I can’t seem to fit Yakko and Reese’s triple feature in, all we have to do is wait for the next Scooby-Doo crossover and see what hell truly is like. Happy now, Ben Vanneste? Happy fucking holidays to smart people everywhere.
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Pooh’s Adventures Little Drummer Boy Double Feature, part 7. Pooh and his friends get to do something, but that’s not saying much.
Proof that nobody got bored:
Pooh’s Adventures Little Drummer Boy Double Feature, part 6. And now onto the chapter of the story that took a while to get to DVD because it’s not really superior, except this half of the crossover is already just as bad as the other.
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Pooh’s Adventures Little Drummer Boy Double Feature, part 5. I don’t remember reading this in the bible.
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Pooh’s Adventures Little Drummer Boy Double Feature, part 4. Not much happens with these crossover characters in this thing. So what’s the point of putting Pooh and pals in there? Then again, what’s the point of putting Pooh and pals in anything?
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Pooh’s Adventures Little Drummer Boy Double Feature, part 3. Well, at least there was no introduction scene that last part. Although on this part…
Proof that people like this:
Pooh’s Adventures Little Drummer Boy Double Feature, part 2. So, what the hell is Doc Brown doing there?
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Christmas is here once again, so I’ve got a treat for you all. That’s right, another Pooh’s Adventure riff! Yay! This one came from the request from some guy name VannesteLand who wouldn’t stop nagging me about it. Well, you got your wish despite your impatience. In this adventure, Yakko and Reese take on The Little Drummer Boy. Could that sound any worse? Yes, they took on the Rankin-Bass versions. So that will mean Pooh and his friends witnessing the birth of Jesus Christ. Can’t be worse than the storm, can it? Of course not. But hey, let’s riff this turkey anyway. Pooh’s Adventures Little Drummer Boy Double Feature, part 1.

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THEY’RE HORSES AND TRAINS
HOW DO YOU EXPECT A TRAIN TO FLY A PLANE
AND WHY WOULD AN ALICORN OR A PEGASUS NEED A PLANE ANYWAY
GOD FUCKING DAMN IT
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH

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First off, yes, there’s a Pooh’s Adventures of a Christmas Story. The one where Santa Claus goes Leonidas on a kid.
Because I hadn’t seen A Christmas Story, I scratched my head and wondered what exactly changed…
Then I saw the original.

The Gatling gun is a 7.62x51 mm NATO, six-barreled machine gun used by Thomas the tank engine. Mounted on his side tanks. He recived this gun in Thomas and Twilight Sparkle’s Adventures of Transformers Dark of the Moon.
See, this is why Stu is a bigger wacko than Freddie.