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.”
Pooh’s Adventures of The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea: Part 7: In Which Pooh Finally Talks!
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Pooh’s Adventures of The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea: Part 6. The “heroes” finally spring into action. Also, the dreaded “running gag”.
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Pooh’s Adventures of The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea: Part 5. Tip and Dash are cumming!
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Pooh’s Adventures of The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea: Part 4. Back then, BowserMovies used his character clips a lot less than usual. That only made his videos worse.
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Pooh’s Adventures of The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea: Part 3. Huh? Why did the ratings suddenly get better?
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Pooh’s Adventures of The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea: Part 2, and the reviews are still mixed.
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Here is the most viewed part of any Pooh Adventure, part 1 of Pooh’s Adventures of The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea. It might sound reasonable, seeing how both Winnie the Pooh and The Little Mermaid are Disney animation, but you have to add cartoons from other studios or else it will be too House of Mouse logical! This is the Pooh’s Adventures debut of Tip and Dash, “cousins” to Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley the Walrus, and the ones you saw add a horrendously unsuitable musical number to Scooby-Doo and The “Dark” Crystal. At nearly 800,000 views, it’s no surprise that the ratings are close to the middle, but why isn’t it as bad as the monstrosity made out of a Scooby-Doo episode? Well, let’s find out.
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(Source: poohadventures.wikia.com)
BowserMovies1989’s interpretation of Pooh’s Adventures of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie. Thankfully, the characters don’t cover the entire poster.
Simba, Timon, and Pumbaa’s Adventures of Muppets in Space. Just because DreamWorks are now friends with Disney, doesn’t mean their characters would appreciate each other that much.

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Okay. My ranting isn’t effective enough. Like my last commentaries, was totally ridiculous, childish, over the top, repetitive, generally unfunny, obsessive over my personal interests, less logical than Sony-Mae and not as much criticism as it was a hell of a lot of role-playing, but when a two-and-a-half hour video is this torturous, and the comments are this questionable, your behaviour really suits it. So, what did I think of The Dark Crystal’s butchery?





Overall: 4.4/5
Something I wouldn’t really cheat at. 0.22/10. This is basically why when you go on your own, the audience feels suspense. With Pooh’s Adventures, however, only the poorest of taste would find something to enjoy. The Dark Crystal was not supposed to be a departure from the happy-go-lucky mood of The Muppet Movie - does everything need to be taken over by a once-adored teddy bear?
Pooh’s Adventures is a stalk over our childhood memories, turning the biggest brains of cartoon history into simple-minded douchebags, and while it’s better not to watch it, it’s sickening to see it done to death. It doesn’t improve movies, it just makes everything terrible. And seeing how of all the characters they could choose it has to be Pooh, I may have a form of autism (and it figures, seeing what I just typed up the whole way through these things), but when it’s this restrained (which is not at all), then it’s one of the stupidest fandoms ever experienced on YouTube and everywhere else. Ironically, this ain’t over. I’ll explain the rest in a language those Pooh splicers can understand in a few posts time. Join me after that as I re-experience Beauty and the Beast. In furry-D!

Pooh’s Adventures of the Dark Crystal: Part 16. The second-to-last part. And thank the Gods.
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Pooh’s Adventures of the Dark Crystal: Part 15: In Which the Toons Turn Out to Be Villains After All, or So I Would Pretend Seeing As the Obviousness and Filler They Bring Into Their Adventures Seem More Like an Illuminati Plot.
What? That would at least make a better twist to the story! After all, that icon I’m using was taken from something with a point.
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