Here's a complete list of all anthems that were either untimely for the Quantum Pad's time, or have since been replaced by their respective countries, all composed by me using the Leap-Font. I intended to use the same instruments that LeapFrog used on the old anthems to play the new ones, though some I felt were better with my own choices of instruments. A few notes are as follows:
Note 1: Though World Geography has no copyright date, one can determine the date it was released from the flags found within it--sometime between East Timor's independence on the 20th of May, 2002, and Georgia's flag change on the 14th of January 2004, as per the Wikipedia list of flag changes. It might have also been the case that, since East Timor did not have its anthem on the book, the book was developed before East Timor received independence from Indonesia, and the developers were aware that this would happen in their near future but could not assess what anthem they would use. This scenario would make Bahrain's flag change to have less serrations on the 14th of February, 2002, the earliest date the book's release could have happened on. Either way, the book was released sometime between early/mid 2002 and early 2004.
Note 2: "Untimely No. 7," Serbia & Montenegro, was NOT the wrong anthem for its time, as I had stated in the original video, but I rather had the timeline of the country wrong. When the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (consisting of only Serbia and Montenegro) was established in 1992 following the events of the Yugoslav wars, the United Nations had not accepted its name of "Yugoslavia," as it had felt that no one of the five nations that resulted from the conflicts were the true successor state to Yugoslavia; this also explains the italic script and the ambiguous name of "the Republics of Serbia and Montenegro" the country was labeled with on the Explorer Globes. It wouldn't be until 2004, the date I had stated the country dissolved, where the country formally accepted the name "Serbia & Montenegro" for itself. The country wouldn't truly break apart until 2006, meaning that the anthem of "Hey, Slavs" and the country's inclusion in World Geography were not untimely. My mistake.
Note 3: Mauritania's change of anthem in 2017 had completely went under my radar when I first released "Anthems of Africa (PART 1)."
Note 4: I have included Western Sahara and Palestine, two states with limited recognition, in this list, simply because they were both either given their borders or other information on the LeapFrog products but were never given any anthems. Also of interest, on the more-recently released Magic Adventures globe, Palestine is fully labeled.
Note 5: Somalia had changed its anthem again since the release of the Quantum Pad book; both the fixed and current anthem are accounted for.
Note 6: Afghanistan had changed its anthem as well between then and now, but, taking into account both the lack of international recognition of the Taliban and the fact that its anthem under the Taliban is prohibited from anything other than a vocal acapella performance, it is omitted in the video. Only the one adopted by the Northern Alliance in 1992, as well as the Islamic Republic's adopted anthem in 2006, have been remade. Also of interest, LeapFrog did not recognize the Taliban when Geography: The Seven Continents was released between 1998-2001, and followed the international community's consensus by recognizing the Northern Alliance as the true government, using their horizontal tricolor flag of green, white, and black with a gold charge.
Note 7: I apologize for the snarky and unfounded jokes I had made during my uploads of the anthems back then, especially with how I utilized all-caps. I expected the developers to be able to amass all current anthems of all then-192 countries even when I couldn't get all of the information correct on my own videos. I am now aware of the peak irony that exudes.
Anthems/national songs of territories/U.S. states/other polities or custom musics next? The samples may still need some work in due time, especially that of the woodwind instruments.