Pooh’s Adventures of Amazing Animals - Poisonous Animals: Part 4. I could only imagine seeing this in science class.
Pooh’s Adventures of Amazing Animals - Poisonous Animals: Part 3. Poor, poor Garfield…
Pooh’s Adventures of Amazing Animals - Poisonous Animals: Part 2. The “documentary” begins!
For those of you who may not know, Amazing Animals was one of Dorling Kindersley’s many educational series, made into a TV show co-produced with the Disney Channel and starring a CG gecko named Henry. Among the documentary footage provided of wild animals, there were also 2D cartoon segments and a bunch of other animal characters. You heard me - Disney, CG gecko, 2D cartoon segments. And you know what that means - from the creator of the double feature of overblown terror, Pooh’s Adventures of Amazing Animals - Poisonous Animals!
Winnie the Pooh goes on an adventure of the equally child-friendly Thomas and the Magic Railroad. With Conker!
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The poster for one of the very earliest Pooh Adventures, Pooh’s Adventures of Aladdin, made by the suspended Disneydaniel93 in mid-2008. This fad was all Disney at first. Just look at it now.
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You know what’s even more insulting than El Arca characters on the Titanic? This.
A trailer from late 2008 for Pooh’s Adventures of the whole Star Wars saga.
The trailer for Pooh’s Adventures of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. Thank God THIS was removed.
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Pooh’s Adventures of The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea: Part 8. A finale that isn’t as grand as the Duke.
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Overall: 4.2/5
0.16/10. Like I said earlier, putting Disney into Disney makes sense, more than adding Ghostbusters characters, SpongeBob, the villains of Rock-a-Doodle, Mewtwo and the blue fairy from Filmation’s Pinocchio, some of which were forgotten about for the majority of the video. We also happen to see more of the added villain than we do the added good guys, which is unfair even by Pooh’s Adventures standards. Plus, just they’re all cartoons, doesn’t mean they can actually survive underwater, or fit into a building like that for Stay Puft’s matter! But hey, at least the ratings given to part 1 were right - this really ain’t as bad as Pooh’s Adventures of Jeepers, It’s the Creeper.
“I… But Ariel!”
“I’m sorry, SpongeBob.”