BikerAlt wrote:

I recovered this “The X Song” video by Lis Frutri

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYz2utKzb70

Scungilio64 wrote:

yayapoppity wrote:

Scungilio64 wrote:

so… i remember playing a game where you play as this dude in a red hat…i think his name was like… murray? and it was a platformer, i think… there were a lot of mushrooms? the villain was like… a turtle-dino-dragon that breathes fire? i've searched far and wide, but nobody i talk to has any recollection of this game at all! please, just please. if anyone has any information about this, could they tell me?

is this a joke

uh

yeah.

BikerAlt wrote:

BikerAlt wrote:

BikerAlt wrote:

Crispydogs101 wrote:

BikerAlt wrote:

I want my account to be enabled again soon

Uhhh for what you did I have low hopes for your account being enabled again :—–/

I'm sorry about what I did but NovrixWasTaken's old account got falsely disabled
https://www.watzatsong.com/en/found/Henry+Hoover+World-The+X+Song-907720.html The proposal in this post should be replaced with this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYz2utKzb70 since I had saved the video (the visuals look crappy)

Dave112 got his profile disabled after hoaxing





wait am I ON A DIFFERENT TOPIC THAN THAT LOSTWAVE ONE?!

thank gosh

MewFactor_2011 wrote:

I contacted SimEx-Iwerks about Pokemon 4D: Pikachu's Ocean Adventure. And someone who works for that company said that they didn't retain a copy of the whole film. However, the same person also said “Hopefully a copy survives somewhere with the Pokémon organization.”. Does this mean that Game Freak has a copy of it?

mtnif wrote:

bump

it looks like the person trying to find the game with the circles finally gave up after 28 bumps over more than a year

evanmiami wrote:

MewFactor_2011 wrote:

I contacted SimEx-Iwerks about Pokemon 4D: Pikachu's Ocean Adventure. And someone who works for that company said that they didn't retain a copy of the whole film. However, the same person also said “Hopefully a copy survives somewhere with the Pokémon organization.”. Does this mean that Game Freak has a copy of it?

if they find it because of you, tell them i ate a pokemon card when i was 5

BikerAlt wrote:

mtnif wrote:

bump

it looks like the person trying to find the game with the circles finally gave up after 28 bumps over more than a year

who?

mtnif wrote:

BikerAlt wrote:

mtnif wrote:

bump

it looks like the person trying to find the game with the circles finally gave up after 28 bumps over more than a year

who?

see this post

Greatgames11011 wrote:

evanmiami wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Rippling romance: The lost Oscar nominee. Rippling romance is a 1945 cartoon directed by Bob Wickersham. In the 1946 Oscars, it was a nominee. Sometime in the 90s, Colombia (releaser of the color rhapsody series) started restoring their cartoons. Out of those near 200 cartoons, 26 cartoons were missing in some form. Sadly, rippling romance was one of the completely lost cartoons. However More has been found, like the soundtrack and the poster. No video is known to exist of the film.

now we wait

by the way here is the poster https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w342/vuJsinPfPNISeZpuXM7g19DOXqw.jpg

bump plz respond

bump

i showed it to my grandma and she says it's familiar

well your grandma has probably seen the holy grail

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

evanmiami wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Rippling romance: The lost Oscar nominee. Rippling romance is a 1945 cartoon directed by Bob Wickersham. In the 1946 Oscars, it was a nominee. Sometime in the 90s, Colombia (releaser of the color rhapsody series) started restoring their cartoons. Out of those near 200 cartoons, 26 cartoons were missing in some form. Sadly, rippling romance was one of the completely lost cartoons. However More has been found, like the soundtrack and the poster. No video is known to exist of the film.

now we wait

by the way here is the poster https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w342/vuJsinPfPNISeZpuXM7g19DOXqw.jpg

bump plz respond

bump

i showed it to my grandma and she says it's familiar

well your grandma has probably seen the holy grail

hey any new info?

evanmiami wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

evanmiami wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Rippling romance: The lost Oscar nominee. Rippling romance is a 1945 cartoon directed by Bob Wickersham. In the 1946 Oscars, it was a nominee. Sometime in the 90s, Colombia (releaser of the color rhapsody series) started restoring their cartoons. Out of those near 200 cartoons, 26 cartoons were missing in some form. Sadly, rippling romance was one of the completely lost cartoons. However More has been found, like the soundtrack and the poster. No video is known to exist of the film.

now we wait

by the way here is the poster https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w342/vuJsinPfPNISeZpuXM7g19DOXqw.jpg

bump plz respond

bump

i showed it to my grandma and she says it's familiar

well your grandma has probably seen the holy grail

hey any new info?

i forgot about this forum but the only thing she remembers is that it was in english (obviously) and that it was like 7 - 8 minutes long and from Screen Gems

Magudragon wrote:

AmyFun204 wrote:

AmyFun204 wrote:

AmyFun204 wrote:

there was a game on scratch where you were a circle and you could move around between nine different circles using the arrow keys and you would dodge other circles and there were several types of them and there was also money which you could spend at the shop and I specifically remember the tutorial having 31 pages

*bump* x24

No one will be able to answer this.
EVER

Greatgames11011 wrote:

evanmiami wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

evanmiami wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Rippling romance: The lost Oscar nominee. Rippling romance is a 1945 cartoon directed by Bob Wickersham. In the 1946 Oscars, it was a nominee. Sometime in the 90s, Colombia (releaser of the color rhapsody series) started restoring their cartoons. Out of those near 200 cartoons, 26 cartoons were missing in some form. Sadly, rippling romance was one of the completely lost cartoons. However More has been found, like the soundtrack and the poster. No video is known to exist of the film.

now we wait

by the way here is the poster https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w342/vuJsinPfPNISeZpuXM7g19DOXqw.jpg

bump plz respond

bump

i showed it to my grandma and she says it's familiar

well your grandma has probably seen the holy grail

hey any new info?

i forgot about this forum but the only thing she remembers is that it was in english (obviously) and that it was like 7 - 8 minutes long and from Screen Gems

that we already knew sadly

evanmiami wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

evanmiami wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

evanmiami wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Rippling romance: The lost Oscar nominee. Rippling romance is a 1945 cartoon directed by Bob Wickersham. In the 1946 Oscars, it was a nominee. Sometime in the 90s, Colombia (releaser of the color rhapsody series) started restoring their cartoons. Out of those near 200 cartoons, 26 cartoons were missing in some form. Sadly, rippling romance was one of the completely lost cartoons. However More has been found, like the soundtrack and the poster. No video is known to exist of the film.

now we wait

by the way here is the poster https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w342/vuJsinPfPNISeZpuXM7g19DOXqw.jpg

bump plz respond

bump

i showed it to my grandma and she says it's familiar

well your grandma has probably seen the holy grail

hey any new info?

i forgot about this forum but the only thing she remembers is that it was in english (obviously) and that it was like 7 - 8 minutes long and from Screen Gems

that we already knew sadly

Also that it was mostly silent but the english parts were when they actually made a sound when it was in an american accent

Greatgames11011 wrote:

evanmiami wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

evanmiami wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

evanmiami wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Greatgames11011 wrote:

Rippling romance: The lost Oscar nominee. Rippling romance is a 1945 cartoon directed by Bob Wickersham. In the 1946 Oscars, it was a nominee. Sometime in the 90s, Colombia (releaser of the color rhapsody series) started restoring their cartoons. Out of those near 200 cartoons, 26 cartoons were missing in some form. Sadly, rippling romance was one of the completely lost cartoons. However More has been found, like the soundtrack and the poster. No video is known to exist of the film.

now we wait

by the way here is the poster https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w342/vuJsinPfPNISeZpuXM7g19DOXqw.jpg

bump plz respond

bump

i showed it to my grandma and she says it's familiar

well your grandma has probably seen the holy grail

hey any new info?

i forgot about this forum but the only thing she remembers is that it was in english (obviously) and that it was like 7 - 8 minutes long and from Screen Gems

that we already knew sadly

Also that it was mostly silent but the english parts were when they actually made a sound when it was in an american accent

how do ducks have accents