That Goku and Freeza go to KFC: The Movie one was incredible. Just the concept of Freeza not wanting to go to KFC because he's a "Taco Beller" is so funny
The crazy part is this really doesn't seen too outlandish knowing how popular KFC is in japan, and how various anime have done promos for varios fast food places in the past.
I swear to god "When the Going Gets Goth" was just some elaborate way for some guy to get free fanarts of his goth waifu Stocky-esque OC. Which is admirable.
Polybius has to be one of my favorite modern myths. Even tho it's fake, the mystery around it is strong, like Polybius has a soul itself. I find it so compelling
ahh me too! probably because it originates in my state, but its got so much lore in it that my dad even says he remembers playing it in the arcade it "originated in"
What’s cool about these lost media arcade games and such is that people go sometimes outta their way to make it “real”. At my local Freeplay arcade, for Halloween, someone built a Polybius arcade machine and donated (or loaned) it to them
@@braxbro7602 no no, the story behind it is fake (although fooling many people). the ps4 game is real however they are not the same. there is also no "gameplay" of what polybius would have been. if you need something to watch, i recommend Ahoy's video on it, despite the video being an hour long.
I think Ahoy traced it to an arcade-enthusiast site whose owner tried to drum up traffic by coming up with a fake rumor and contacting a gaming magazine about it.
47:36 Actually, while the episode being interrupted is indeed an urban legend, that's incorrect. They were already in Dragon Ball Z in September 11, 2001, just not in the Super Saiyan 3 episode. The episode that was going to be played that day was the one where Majin Vegeta sacrifices himself trying to kill Buu, however, the episode didn't even begin playing, because of the coverage of the attacks. It did not get interrupted mid-episode, it just didn't play at all. The time doesn't match, the planes hit two hours before the episode was scheduled. I'm actually surprised that this is this deep, because this is actually a popular Mandela Effect case here in Brazil, where there are many people who swear that they were watching Dragon Ball when it was interrupted, but this did not actually happen. If this iceberg was made in Brazil, this would probably be Level 1.
Why did they interrup the broadcast in Brazil as well?? I mean I get why they did it in the U.S but why Brazil?? And btw by "interrupted" I mean that they stopped airing cartoons and made the coverage of events
@@Otra_Chica_de_Internet 9/11 was the biggest terrorist attack in modern history. It didn't just stop everything in the US, it shook the entire world. Basically the entire planet was paying attention to the towers that day.
@@PauloJrchannel They interrupted as soon as the first tower was hit, and they don't even know that was a terrorist attack. I even see, live, the second plane hit the tower. But man, a plane hit one of the most famous locations in the world, that's motivation enough to show on TV.
given all the rumors and misinformation surrounding that series someone could probably make a pretty hefty iceberg for fake mario bullcrap alone. that dumb laser suit fooled everybody back in the day
In regards to the Mandela effect, I think it's also important to note that our brains are good at recording narrative memories, not accurate ones. Memories aren't like computer files that your brain can pull up with a 1:1 copy. When remembering something, your brain has to go over and try to recreate/rewrite it, filling in the details as it goes, and it's incredibly easy for the details to changes every time you recall something. Especially when there's an outside claim that can influence it.
That's actually kind of validating to hear Sometimes when I remember something, I remember seeing it from a birds' eye view. And I'm like "that doesn't make sense, so the memory must be fake" Turns out I was remembering what happened, just not the imagery of what happened
And our brain wants things to make sense for us, so the narrative memories get distorted because of our cultural baggage and life experiences, but we roll with them because they make sense. That's why many people misremember quotes. "Luke, I am Your Father", for example, makes more sense as a stand alone quote (and it keeps the original meaning) than the actual line: "No, I am your father". It only takes a push from mass media to make it a collective memory. That should be a lesson on how easily we can get manipulated.
Regarding Bearenstain vs Bearenstein, people have found prints of the books spelled both "stein" and "stain". So I'm thinking this misremembering is a case of the manufacturers not knowing how the bears surname is actually spelled
I have never seen a “stein” print that was confirmed as real. There are a number of photoshopped “stein” prints going around. Correct me if I’m wrong though!
Brown note story: Early South Park has an episode where the biggest punchline comes from the boys finding the “brown note” and attempting to get some kids from New York to play it during a televised concert recital of a bunch of elementary schools from across the country. They sneak the brown note into a revision of the sheet music that they post on the New York kids door, but gets mistaken for an actual revision and mass distributed. The brown note gets played in mass and causes the country to shit itself, kenny shits himself to death.
if "When The Going Gets Goth" was real in the 2000s, you just KNOW it would've been another big piece of that 90s-2000s goth/scene culture, alongside Nightmare Before Christmas and Invader Zim and i honestly wish it was real, because i kinda like that character design lol
Mario Nights is actually from a creepypasta called "Mario is a Monster" by slimebeast. It's a parody of those 'mario is actually evil' theories, with a countdown of supposed evidence. The list ends with a description of 'Mario Nights', and it's a typical spooky creepypasta game. The story has been forgotten, mainly because it was posted to the slimebeast forms and not a more popular website
Regarding X: The Man With X-Ray Eyes, the fake ending came from Stephen King, which Corman confirms and that it doesn't exist. However, Corman said he loved that idea and wants to include it if he ever remakes it.
Yo, i was actually the guy who wrote the Goku goes to KFC wiki article when i was like 12. Also yeah it was from LSuperSonicQ. he made a joke saying "Someone should make an article on the old lost media wiki about it, because nobody actually uses it anymore". So i went and did it. I'm legit dying laughing that something i made when i was like 12-13 made it on here. Thank you for reading that.
I’m surprised the urban legend of the video game Killswitch, which was told to be a Czech game from 1989, didn’t make it on to the iceberg. The game was supposedly pretty creepy, very few copies were made, and most notably the game deleted itself after completion so it could never be replayed. Turns out the game wasn’t ever real and was based on a short story.
And then a guy who supposedly owned a copy uploaded a short video of the game over screen while crying and gone "ooops, I was just crying cause I died really early"
so much lost media that never existed just sounds so interesting, and i love that fanworks come out of it. like the concept for saki sanobashi and the evil farming game are so cool, so i'm glad to see creators try their hand at actually making these "lost media." it's like we're working in reverse.
Bonus fact regarding "Luke I am your father": When filming that scene and in the script for Empire Strikes Back, David Prowse (Vader's physical actor) actually said "I killed your father" since James Earl Jones would dub his dialogue anyway. Only Mark Hamil was told the real line so that he would have a reaction that made sense.
Greetings, I was the person that streamed the Doraemon thingy. I was interviewing Kaiji Tang and sadly the video disappeared along with the rest of my old channel in 2020. The reason why they didn't record anything is because Disney had to approve them before they recorded, which they didn't, so they didn't record it. And the reason why wasn't because of legal reasons, it was due to Disney being afraid the episode would make kids overindulge in sweets. Also, most 30 minute episodes made it though unscathed in the dub, only 2 of them fell victim to being cut down to 15 minutes.
The "medieval found footage" thing sounds like a really great idea for a film. I have brainstormed an idea for it now: The secrets of time travel have been revealed. Two scientists have volunteered to travel to the medieval times to see what the real medieval times have looked like, especially so that they can investigate and debunk a medieval found footage video that trended on social media and may or may not be real. One of the scientists has a family heirloom from the 5th Century that perplexed generations (they were not sure if it was some sort of puzzle or a primitive weapon, among other things) until they find out that it had shared many traits with modern digital cameras once they opened the card slot and when they replaced the battery, the other is the descendant of a prophet named Merlin who made many predictions and prophecies that came true (and he is, in fact, named after Merlin), all collected in a book called "The Prophecies and Destinies of Merlin". Once they arrive at their destination of the 5th Century, they take videos of their adventures in the past but they cannot return to the future and they are stranded in the past. They have to survive in the medieval times and blend in with their society. They have to hide the fact that they are from the future while letting people know what will happen through vague means, one of which is writing down the history from their time period and framing it as their predictions. They have to keep saving the camera's battery life so they could take as much of their journey as possible. They also vowed to each other to not reproduce in the medieval times. During their adventures, the band of scientists adopt and raise an abandoned child. He was a strong and smart young child, raised by a couple who was seen as somewhat strange by the other peasants. This child was named Arthur, and he would grow up to be king. After the scientists' camera's battery runs out, they decide to keep their camera a secret family heirloom that they entrusted to their adopted son: King Arthur. This is where the twist comes around. After Arthur's legacy and descendants rose and fell, travelled around the world, the book and the camera were held tight with the family. Merlin's book would be one of the first books to be widely published alongside King Arthur's diaries, from where most of his legends came from, yet the camera remained a mystery for over a thousand years.
46:40 That information is wrong. As I recall, the original Dragon Ball aired at 96 on the SBT channel. And Dragon Ball Z aired in 1999 on the Band channel. And 2001 on Globo channel. Here in Brazil, anime was already quite popular before it was in the US. PS. And researching here, on the day of 9/11, episode 237 was to be shown. But before that started, the journalism team took over the broadcast. This episode in question is number 245, which was probably shown later in 2001
I thought so too, I'm not in Brazil, but in Colombia and I remember the first episode I ever watched of DBZ being the one were Buu turns them into candy and that was years before 9/11. I dont see why we would have it here and not in Brazil. Especially cause I lived in the US during 9/11 and they were far behind from the version I watched at home.
Also, 9/11 happened at 9am while globo always aired dragon ball z around lunch time. Even taking time zones in consideration, theres no way both times coincided since 9/11 would've happened around 6-7 am to our time zone
I thought so as well. Gringos always believe they are the pioneers of everything, even anime. DB and later DBZ were already huge in Latin America way before they started watching it.
There is a Japanese urban legend of Hanako-san that is a ghost that inhabits girls' bathroom stalls. There is a Japanese anime called "Ghost Stories" that centers around Japanese urban myths. My theory is that Saki Sanobashi is a misremembered version of an episode of "Ghost Stories" centered around Hanako-san.
i can't imagine Ghost Stories ending up in the deep web though... there has been other anime that talked about the Hanako-san urban legend, so perhaps the OP misremembered those shows instead of Ghost Stories but it seems too far fetched to me
The premise is too generic, and for some reason low budget gory anime was widespread in the 80's - 90's in the form of pirated copies, someone probably uploaded a rip into an onion server
I'd be interested to see a real Saki Sanobashi. There's something so cool seeing people remake a piece of lost media that was never made to begin with.
Somebody said that saki might be based on some people hiding in some space in a priest's house during some war (I think it was the Rowanda Genocide) saw it in a reddit post idk if I can find it again
I'm not an animator, but for some time I had thoughts of writing a story based on this idea. Unfortunately, currently I'm hooked on Witcher 3, but maybe one day it will come to fruition.
46:56 so, I'm brazillian. Here we had a kids TV show called TV Globinho, in which various cartoons would be shown, and the show started like 9 or 10 AM and would run till 12:30 PM or so. The thing is that a bunch of people my age (25 to 30) misremembered what actually happened. People said that this TV show where interrupted to a news segment informing what happened in 9/11 in the middle of a dragon ball episode, but dragon ball aired around 11AM (local time) and the first plane crashed around 8AM (local time), so not even TV globinho was interrupted. Probably a show called Mais Você was interrupted (fun fact: TV globinho was discontinued due to legislation around TV commercials targeted to kids in open TV, but Mais Você airs till this day) (sorry for the English, not my first language)
Brasileiros não conseguem parar de chorar pelo fim da TV Goblinho e culpar uns programas nada haver nem num vídeo que essa informação é completamente irrelevante Pqp
After the porygon episode incident, they never had porygon appear in the anime since. Despite the fact the Epilepsy effect was not caused by Porygon but Pikachu.
Yeah, but the thing is, who was the episode's focus Pokemon? Porygon. Who's the mascot and the hero's companion who they're obviously not going to remove from the show and pretend was never there? Pikachu. In the Indigo series especially, it's easy to identify an episode by the Pokemon featured most prominently in it. When you say "the Porygon episode", everyone knows which one you're talking about, same as if you said "the Kangaskhan episode" or "the Ditto episode" or "the Aerodactyl episode". Japan is also known for very over-the-top damage control in media.
Yeah, we know, but the reason why they took out Porygon was because Pikachu became such an icon that they couldn’t remove him. The episode was also centered around Porygon so it makes more sense to remove Porygon.
polybius *kind of* exists. Theres an arcade cabinet called "poly play" in the Berlin videogame museum that the polybius arcade is based on it doesn't make you go crazy tho
It was probably a meme before that too, as it originated from World of Warcraft. The game has two factions, the Alliance and the Horde, and one of the features they implemented to further alienate the two groups was that there was a text-scrambler in play if you spoke near someone of the opposite group. Lol always scrambled to Kek so it was inevitable.
When you say Joel do you mean Vargskelethor? And the one he made is the spongebob shitting one at 34:32 ? Do you know where I can find the video of him coming up with it?
@@plasmabat718 I'm pretty sure they were talking about the Evil Farming Game, the premise and whole fight to find this game just for it to be a random joke he made in a stream is pretty funny, lol. though the Spongebob Shitting thing 100% sounds straight up pulled from a Joel stream. If I had the time I'd scour through them to see if it's there because I swear he had to at least made a joke like this or brought it up lol.
That "poop half of their body weight" thing reminded me of an infamous case that happened here in Brazil. A video was posted online by a old lady where she was teaching some kind of screwed up diet recipe that was supposed to make people eliminate 20kg (around 44 pounds) of poop in a hour and it. In case y'all are wondering, yes, there were people crazy enough to actually try it out and it was more than a few, the video hit 3 million views. Needless to say, it went real bad and they all ended up in the hospital. PS: The damn thing was nothing special, all you had to do was throw a bunch of fruits and herbs you could easily find in a fruit stall around here. About the 9/11 interrupting Goku's transformation... well... It's a 50/50 subject, some say it did, some say it didn't and some just can't remember like me because I was too young and wasn't really into Dragon Ball at all. But there's a brazillian youtuber that claims it did and he plans to prove it someday, his channel name is Nerd Show, he is famous for his content about retro stuff.
32:50 "And so likely the episode was not even dubbed at all" Actually, Cybersix was a Canadian-Japanese co-production and that episode does exist in English. However the rules for Canadian kids tv tend to be more lax than American, hence the censoring (another example is Total Drama Island which had to have many edits when aired in the US) but otherwise it would not been redubbed from the Canadian-English version. I used to watch the serious all the time on VHS.
30:11 "when the going gets goth" sounds like Ruby Gloom, which also happens to be Canadian flash-animated series that aired around the mid 2000s where the main aesthetic of the show is pretty gothic. never heard of the former until this video so idk if there's any new info on it or the person who found the art, but to me it seems like a case of misremembering of ruby gloom OR the person who originally posted the tweet is actually the artist of the image and posted it as a little joke to trick people into thinking they saw that show when in reality they're just thinking of Ruby Gloom, and I say that it could be a prank because in my experience as a Canadian kid who grew up in the mid-late 2000s, it seems like not many people actually vividly remember the show and is more of a blip in their memories.
Though I didn’t grow up with Ruby Gloom in particular, I remember a ton of gothy cartoons from that era: Invader Zim, Growing Up Creepie, Creep School, School of Vampires, Edgar & Ellen, Zombie Hotel etc. I had to look up the names for most of those. Then there are earlier cartoons like Beetlejuice, anything with the Addams Family, and general horror cartoons like Courage and Scooby Doo. Let’s not forget all the goth side characters in non-goth/horror cartoons of which there are too many to count. So yeah, ”obscure 2000s Flash cartoon with a goth girl lead character that only lasted a season” fits the description of at least three actual shows and could make for a false memory.
People probably misremember Saki Sanobashi because in the late 80's and early 90's there was a surge in gory OVA bootlegs with things like Genocyber and Devilman making the rounds
I feel like the whole Bearenstein/stain thing largely ties back to the fact, at least in the US, surnames ending in 'stein' are pretty common, while ones ending in 'stain' are not. So people just mentally assume it's the first.
LSSQ accidentally being dumb has made more Lost Media history than any other youtuber I've seen, it's hilarious. First it was KekCroc, then it was A Day With Spongebob, and then Goku vs Freeza. I swear if we let him continue botching stuff, it'll eventually lead to an abridged version of the Bible or something.
There isn't a "strange transition" between Squidward getting injected and the final scene. It's a jumpcut. Your classic cartoon jumpcut. The same they made fun of in the "oh an ambulance" scene from "Born Again Krabs" two seasons later. If you inserted the transformation, not only would make it the episode longer than usual, it would also disrupt the pacing of the episode
I think they call it strange because SpongeBob usually used a transition consisting of a flurry of bubbles rapidly rushing from the bottom of the screen to the top instead of ones like wipes
That Mario Nights box art looks really interesting! I think if it was real it would have a much darker and more eerie tone/story (though not creepypasta levels of dark and eerie, just at a level very atypical for the happy-go-lucky Mario series) and it would be a very interesting game to play.
It's interesting, given that other Mario games that included dark, eerie tone/story still had a vanilla, cheerie box art, aside from Bowser's Fury, but even then that's at the bottom corner in contrast with the happy-go-lucky 3D World box art
Fun little fact: Newfoundland (the province I’m from) has a sort of variation on Belshnickling that involves a similar concept, although it’s a bit more lighthearted. During the Christmas season we have this thing called Mummering, where people will dress up as Mummers, which often consist of goofy mismatched clothing and a sort of bedsheet mask over the face area, and go door to door asking “Any Mummers ‘lowed in?”. If allowed inside, they will gather and dance in the house and the homeowners will try to guess who is under the costume. This concept works much better in smaller, more tight-knit towns, of which Newfoundland has plenty. It’s a very interesting tradition and we even have songs written about it, although I cannot confirm if it relates directly to Belshnickling or if it was an offshoot of it.
kekcroc honestly surprises me as in that anybody would really consider a character with "kek" in the name as anything else than a troll lost media made by 4chan
If I have done a game called Based with Donald Trump as the protag fighting pocs and democrats and claimed it to be a lost arcade game at least 10% of those who sees the post would believe
Just chipping in to say that I’ve spoken with JR Horsting, producer and voice actor on Rapsittie, before and he confirmed that the sequel never entered development. He also confirmed that the creator of the film unfortunately passed away, and that his secret for getting so many celebrities in the cast was by paying them what they wanted.
I feel like the Mario FX thing must actually refer to the 3D SNES Mario pitch that Argonaut gave to Nintendo that allegedly became the basis for Mario 64 later on.
34:25 To me, a German, this is very obviously a child with two Krampuses. Like, I wasn't even wondering for a split second what this image was depicting. It's a normal tradition in some places in Germany.
Everyone I met in the 90s pronounced it Berenstein Bears. Nobody called them the Berenstain Bears until the mid 2000s. But this isn't a memory flaw, it's a "people reading cursive" flaw. The name clearly looked like BERENSTEIN, not BERENSTAIN. Thus, parents and teachers called it that, Scholastic catalogues incorrectly listed it as that, and kids followed suit. Much as I want to believe I've been plopped into an alternate reality at some point.
You mean to tell me that one of my favorite streamers semi-casually started a 5 year long search for a game that never existed? I mean, it's Joel so I'm not too surprised but still, that's hilarious
Fun fact: polybius can be seen in the background of the “loki lair” in the show “loki” when all of the Loki variants gather to hide. Also the cover of that junk food berenstain bears gave me SO much nostalgia, I made my dad read that book and the other books from the bears series at bedtime as a kid.
In the show loki in the loki lair where loki lokes on everyone and says "its loking time"? Sorry your comment read like that to me because i have poor literacy lmfao
Lemmino explained the Bearenstain Bears thing really well Basically the two writers for the books were Jan and Stan Berenstain As little kids they even experienced people who believed they were spelling their own name wrong and it was often mis-spelled as "Berenstein" Also look up a list of names ending with "-stain" and then compare to the never ending list of names that end with "stein"
Ok, I was really surprised by the Goku Ssj3 transformation being interrupted during 9/11 here in Brazil appearing in this iceberg XD But yeah, even if the Buu saga aired here during 2001 It would be impossible for that to happen because: 1- It wouldn't make sense for Globo to interrupt their cartoon block to show something as gruesome as 9/11 2- Our main time zone is 2 hours ahead of the one in the US, meaning that when the first plane hit the tower It would be 10:46 am here Dragon Ball time slot was 11:20 am. 3- As far as I'm concerned, emergency broadcasts aren't really a thing here
Veronica Von Goth reminds me a lot of the pre-show Ruby Gloom designs. That and Ruby having a mid 2000's Canadian, Flash animated show gives me the impression that people saw the design and linked Veronica with memories of Ruby.
19:03 It was “Willy Wonka in the Chocolate Factory” that Gene Wilder was in. “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” was the name of the book and the remake with Johnny Depp.
@@susmaster8225 IDK, maybe I don't know my anime, but all the anime I've seen is extremely gory anyway. Even Dragon Ball Z had gory sections. I'm not sure why gore would be an appeal; it would be like walking into a candy store and saying "GASP! Can you believe they have Chocolate!?". Yes, I can believe they have chocolate.
I remember the first time I heard about the infamous Pokemon seizure episode. It was a small blurb in a gaming magazine. Gamefan or PSM maybe? I had forgotten about it until it started making the rounds in lost media circles.
FWIW, the Porygon seizure issue made it all the way into New Scientist at the time in their side column. It didn't get a full article, just a short, short writeup in 1997 or 1998 however
Numerous books and articles in the late 90s and early 2000s mentioned it, and frustratingly, almost none of them even got it right, many claiming a static shot of Pikachu's eyes flashing red caused the incident.
my guess is someone outside of brazil made it up and only told it to other non-brazilians so that to someone who knows nothing about the country or its current events would be more likely to believe it having happened
Out of all of the lost media, Mario Nights interests me the most, mainly because of the potential the game had to be one of the darkest ones in Mario history. I really hope someone makes it a fangame in the future
@@essenceofherbal4125 Mario getting cursed by a vampire like monster, and he must survive a bunch of his worst nightmares coming to life and defeat the vampire. I was thinking that the vampire monster could be the one on the box art. Also, every time Mario loses a life, the nightmare monsters become more powerful
I think the reason for found footage from an age where there (supposed) are no camera's to be so creepy to some is because of the implications it carries and makes your imagination run wild.
I think I know the origins of Mario Nights; I believe its origins is the creepypasta "Mario is Evil" (I think thats what it was called) written by Slimebeast. The story starts of as a crappypasta parodying theorizers like Matpat, talking about how Mario is actually the real villain of the franchise, but then at the very end, the narrator mentions this obscure game called Mario Nights, talking about some of the disturbing things that happens in the game, still insisting that Mario is evil, and later leaves in an edit expressing confusion that no one else remembers Mario Nights and includes a picture of the box art. If this is not where Mario Nights originates from, but is rather a story that decided to utilize the idea of the fake lost game, then I apologize
Your memory is super spotty then. The thread is still available on slimebeasts forum. Mario Nights is totally seperate from Mario is evil aside from being posted in its thread, by a different user. There is no description of Mario nights, but instead the box art and the video by why are you scared.
@@batzo7490 I just went and checked; I got the title wrong, it's "Mario is a Monster", but Mario Nights is mentioned right there at the end, including a description of some of the gameplay. It's true that the picture isn't there, I got that part wrong, but Mario Nights is a part of that creepypasta
The art for "When The Going Gets Goth" reminds me a lot of Ruby Gloom (I think that's what it was called, it's been years since I've seen it). Is there any possibility that it was an original version of that or something? Might be totally wrong, this just popped into my head while watching.
Okay so, I have to say, the Goku & Frieza entry does remind me of something equally as weird but decently preserved. Last year, a series of ads from a small local French restaurant called "Mali Food" made the rounds on the Internet, as they consisted of poorly re-dubbed scenes of the DBZ anime in which the characters discussed eating at said restaurant. Do feel free to check them out, they're certainly a curiosity to say the least.
Pas d'existence reminds me of The Disintegration Loops by William Basinski, a noise project created when Basinski was transferring his work and the original tapes began to disintegrate, and he decided to keep transferring until the recording was no longer recognizable
The Cybersix episode "Yashimoto, Private Eye" was dubbed, actually, and can be found on both the DVD release and all over the internet. I don't know why you would say otherwise when it's a Google search away. The dubbing practice at the time was to record all the lines and leave it up to the editors to choose what to remove later, so the dub has always existed and was released in full when the DVDs came out.
Paccie is a racial slur? That explains this old TH-cam Poop where near the end, they loop Pepper saying it, referring to her husband Pacman, and then the words "Racist" flash onto the screen.
Yeah P*ki is a slur directed at Pakistani people :( It’d never really occurred to me that it wasn’t known in the US but I guess that’s just because we have a really big Pakistani culture in the uk
I'm Brazilian and i was 8 years old in 2001, if anyone cares here's what i have to share about DBZ being interrupted by 9/11 if anyone is interested: it may be obscure to you guys but it is a pretty heated discussion between millennials my age, this is not that much "lost media" , it's more of a Mandela effect imo. First off: i really didn't like what you said about how it couldn't have happened because the buu saga didn't air in the US until 2002, that sounded very condescending. Guys, Brasil's version of the series is adapted from the original Toei version, not Funimation. Our version uses the original Kikuchi score, our version also uses an adapted portuguese version of "Cha-la Head Cha-la" as our opening (which imo is far superior to the funimation dub and Faulconer's score). Our version of the original DB didn't get just one dub, we got two versions of the original db dubbed by different studios. Globo wasn't the only channel that aired DBZ in our country. Furthermore, the buu saga aired on globo before the original dragon ball, we didn't get the show in chronological order. There's plenty of good evidence suggesting the ssj3 transformation wasn't interrupted by 9/11, however "the buu saga wasn't airing in the US" is not one of them and is absolutely possible we got the buu saga before you did. With that out of the way, i have such a vivid memory of watching DBZ in the morning and having the ssj3 transformation being interrupted by the 9/11 plantão globo as it is called, it was showing actual live footage of the twin towers. That afternoon all the kids in school were mad that DBZ got cut off to some random news report. I'm sorry guys but we were young kids and we didn't understand the meaning of terrorism and war, the intricacies of what was happening in the middle east at the time flew right over our heads, let alone the tensions US and middle east already had during the previous decades, we were too young. I remember we were scolded by adults exactly because of our ignorance to the situation and i particularly remember being scolded by my 15 yr old sister at the time for only caring about Goku being ssj3, my friends also share the same exact memory of being mad at the cartoon getting interrupted and being scolded by adults. Recently a lot of evidence came out that dbz wasn't interrupted by plantão globo at all, and i'm inclined to believe that it didn't happen. But it's so weird because i have this very precise memory in my brain, i remember so clearly having the show cut off to some news program i didn't understand, being mad at the tv and having my older sister scold me for being a little brat. And all people my age i talked to also have a similar memory of being mad then getting scolded by a parent or an adult, it's bizarre
O que prova que isso é fake é o fato das pessoas em 1990 reclamarem com uma criança pir um ato de terrorismo no outro lado da América Até hj o povo nem sabe o q isso é direito e muito menos se importariam
I remember The Berenstain Bears being spelled "-stain" so damn clearly because the theme song sounded so like "-stein" with the accent and speed it was said and it confused me in my early years of reading and comprehension
About that 9/11 interrupted Goku's ssj3 transformation, the episode was already broadcasted back on the 1st of August 2001 (Brazil's original DBZ airing started in 1999) it is actually just a Mandela effect that became a meme here in Brazil
pas d'existence honestly sounds fascinating, pretty creative for a modern art thing. I hope we find at least one piece of evidence that such a film might've even happened.
I’m so proud of you, dude! I’m four minutes in, and I can tell you’re becoming more comfortable with this! You’ve come a long way, and you definitely deserve more subs. Hope you know that I get really excited whenever you post! Keep up the good work! ❤️
47:00 just to clarify something about the Dragon Ball Z story: The original Dragon Ball was aired before DBZ in the 90's, but the original was never that popular in Brazil. When DBZ finally aired in Brazil many years later, it became a huge hit, so to capitalize on that popularity, the licensed the original Dragon Ball TV series again and made a new dub for it, that's the version you were talking about in this video. In Short: In Brazil, first came Dragon Ball, then DBZ, DBGT, and then Dragon Ball with a new dub again.
Yep, knew that Electric Soldier Porygon would be on here. Still remember how many youtubers had to say it was pikachus thunderbolt that caused it and not porygon
To be honest I think it was always "Berenstain Bears" and the reason some books have "Berenstein Bears" on it was because of a misspelling error by the manufacturers making them.
This is possible, but as far as I’ve seen there are no actual confirmed “stein” prints, although there are a number of photoshopped “stein” prints going around the internet.
@@deadeye_john I didn’t see that avgn episode so I’m not sure, but james rolfe has been known to make props and have pretty high production value on his videos. They could be real or could be faked. But if they are real I would say your explanation is the most likely.
To go a bit more into Mathrus, MUGEN communities have what is called a 'dragon-tier' cheapie. This is essentially the most powerful form of cheapie as it's not meant to be a character at all and meant to attack your PC instead. As a comparison, lower tier cheapies such as nulls have been shown to use exports to immediately win such as messing with KOs via bugs. However, as stated here, there is no solid proof of the character itself and is moreso a creepypasta legend. Even if it does exist, cheapies are usually banned from multiple MUGEN character sharing sites. Something like a dragon-tier would never be found online. If any other MUGEN fans would like to correct me or add onto anything, feel free to respond.
There are lost MUGEN characters, right? Probably ones that were hosted onto people's websites which ended up going down after a while. I was thinking about it the other day.
sourcebrew, u absolute legend, that was such a great vid! so many details and stories I hadnt heard abt but also some nice blasts from the pasts. Im def with u abt the "medival found footage" - I always thought that the mere concept of it was so out there and unsetteling, even if completely fake. but the Goku and Frieza Go To KFC LMAOO oh I would LOVE this one to be true gotta say, as others commented u sound much more relaxed here and its so visible that u put so much effort into this one. I loved that u tackled the creepy subjects with ur humor, it definitely made it so much better to watch. thanks a lot for this vid, keep up the great work and happy Halloween! 💖🎃
I would say that if you're ever curious about Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe in Santa, watch the special at your own risk. Thank god we never got a sequel.
I'm really tired and sick and the idea of medieval found footage made me cry. Like I was so emotionally moved with terror that I just...silently cried.
Mario Nights is from a Slimebeast creepypasta thats formatted in the style of a dude doing a review of his childhood mario games and they slowly get more disturbing yet the reviewer acts normal, because he assumed thats just how the game was, and the last one is Mario Nights
Regarding the whole thing Berenstein vs Berenstain thing, I can't help but think that I remember Berenstein, but as the _pronunciation_ of the name, not the spelling. It seems likely that a lot of people, like me, had it mispronounced when read to to them and in remembering it just assumed it it was spelled how they remembered it pronounced.
“Squidward hits the brown note” is not something i ever expected to hear
Now's your chance to hit the brown note Squidward
Didn't I tell you two not to make noise while I'm trying to record myself hitting the brown note?
... you like the brown note, don't you Squidward?
@@FriskDrinksBrisk i read this and
spamton
why
@@gooolixx NOWS YOUR CHANCE TO BE A [BROWN NOTE]
That Goku and Freeza go to KFC: The Movie one was incredible. Just the concept of Freeza not wanting to go to KFC because he's a "Taco Beller" is so funny
For some reason it just screams 4Kids to me.
Someone make it
42:05 for timestamp
"Goku and Freeza go to KFC: The Movie" sounds like a title of Abridged dub or a YTP.
The crazy part is this really doesn't seen too outlandish knowing how popular KFC is in japan, and how various anime have done promos for varios fast food places in the past.
I swear to god "When the Going Gets Goth" was just some elaborate way for some guy to get free fanarts of his goth waifu Stocky-esque OC.
Which is admirable.
i want that to be true
Genius...
There's a lot of similarities to another Canadian cartoon called 'Ruby Gloom' - I wonder if there's a relation?
Gotta love that it had exactly 13 episodes lol
@@astutepuggle3274 similarly to paswg lmao
defo based off stocking
The Spongebob Brazilian broadcast is a sh*tpost in the most literal sense.
🤣 it had me in tears omg
Also, i am from Brazil, and i never heard this story in my life.
I think someone confused it with the South Park episode with the brown noise.
@@lucasdiego5028 nunca ouvi falar disso tbm kkkkk
@@lucasdiego5028 sameeee
Polybius has to be one of my favorite modern myths. Even tho it's fake, the mystery around it is strong, like Polybius has a soul itself. I find it so compelling
ahh me too! probably because it originates in my state, but its got so much lore in it that my dad even says he remembers playing it in the arcade it "originated in"
Wym Polybius is fake? It’s real, they even rereleased it on PS4 and added VR support.
What’s cool about these lost media arcade games and such is that people go sometimes outta their way to make it “real”. At my local Freeplay arcade, for Halloween, someone built a Polybius arcade machine and donated (or loaned) it to them
@@braxbro7602 no no, the story behind it is fake (although fooling many people). the ps4 game is real however they are not the same. there is also no "gameplay" of what polybius would have been. if you need something to watch, i recommend Ahoy's video on it, despite the video being an hour long.
I think Ahoy traced it to an arcade-enthusiast site whose owner tried to drum up traffic by coming up with a fake rumor and contacting a gaming magazine about it.
47:36 Actually, while the episode being interrupted is indeed an urban legend, that's incorrect. They were already in Dragon Ball Z in September 11, 2001, just not in the Super Saiyan 3 episode. The episode that was going to be played that day was the one where Majin Vegeta sacrifices himself trying to kill Buu, however, the episode didn't even begin playing, because of the coverage of the attacks. It did not get interrupted mid-episode, it just didn't play at all.
The time doesn't match, the planes hit two hours before the episode was scheduled. I'm actually surprised that this is this deep, because this is actually a popular Mandela Effect case here in Brazil, where there are many people who swear that they were watching Dragon Ball when it was interrupted, but this did not actually happen. If this iceberg was made in Brazil, this would probably be Level 1.
"The time doesn't match, the planes hit two hours before the episode was scheduled."
this is not a sentence I was expecting to read today
Why did they interrup the broadcast in Brazil as well?? I mean I get why they did it in the U.S but why Brazil?? And btw by "interrupted" I mean that they stopped airing cartoons and made the coverage of events
@@Otra_Chica_de_Internet 9/11 was the biggest terrorist attack in modern history. It didn't just stop everything in the US, it shook the entire world. Basically the entire planet was paying attention to the towers that day.
@@PauloJrchannel They interrupted as soon as the first tower was hit, and they don't even know that was a terrorist attack. I even see, live, the second plane hit the tower. But man, a plane hit one of the most famous locations in the world, that's motivation enough to show on TV.
@@gleisonvinicius5469 Yeah.
given all the rumors and misinformation surrounding that series someone could probably make a pretty hefty iceberg for fake mario bullcrap alone. that dumb laser suit fooled everybody back in the day
I think the only people that wouldn’t be fooled is well, people who 100% Super Mario World know every nook and cranny within the game
laser suit?
@@voidofspaceandtime4684 he's referring to this video th-cam.com/video/HJjYfjSWXx8/w-d-xo.html
I acc think there was a Mario 64 Iceberg alone made a while ago. Imagine for every Mario game included
In regards to the Mandela effect, I think it's also important to note that our brains are good at recording narrative memories, not accurate ones. Memories aren't like computer files that your brain can pull up with a 1:1 copy. When remembering something, your brain has to go over and try to recreate/rewrite it, filling in the details as it goes, and it's incredibly easy for the details to changes every time you recall something. Especially when there's an outside claim that can influence it.
That's kinda what I was thinking. Stein is a lot more common that stain, so people most likely just filled in the blanks when remembering it
That's actually kind of validating to hear
Sometimes when I remember something, I remember seeing it from a birds' eye view. And I'm like "that doesn't make sense, so the memory must be fake"
Turns out I was remembering what happened, just not the imagery of what happened
Well that's terrifying
Berenstein sound like a typical German name, like Frankenstein. Its just the world populous being Bamboozled by acceptance of Steriotype.
And our brain wants things to make sense for us, so the narrative memories get distorted because of our cultural baggage and life experiences, but we roll with them because they make sense. That's why many people misremember quotes. "Luke, I am Your Father", for example, makes more sense as a stand alone quote (and it keeps the original meaning) than the actual line: "No, I am your father". It only takes a push from mass media to make it a collective memory. That should be a lesson on how easily we can get manipulated.
says a lot about human nature that some people would rather believe they somehow transported to an alternate universe than them just being wrong
People really don’t like to accept that they’re wrong, huh.
@@highadmiraljt5853 And they're not special
Yeah kekcroc is 110% fake, due to literally being named “kek”croc
Just like Go For A Punch is clearly fake, literally being named "gFAP".
Might as well be called Poggerscroc
I bet thats how itd be called if it was made up today
Kek means lol, imagine…
@@luckyducky7819 "everything is lies... EVERYTHING IS LIES!!!"
Sounds like someone hasn’t played the lost Sega Genesis masterpiece Kekcroc
Regarding Bearenstain vs Bearenstein, people have found prints of the books spelled both "stein" and "stain". So I'm thinking this misremembering is a case of the manufacturers not knowing how the bears surname is actually spelled
It's Berenstain and Berenstein.
That actually makes sense
I have never seen a “stein” print that was confirmed as real. There are a number of photoshopped “stein” prints going around. Correct me if I’m wrong though!
Or bootlegs
Another reason for the misunderstanding is that the woman who subg the Bernstain bears song had a southern accent, making the stain sound like stein
Brown note story: Early South Park has an episode where the biggest punchline comes from the boys finding the “brown note” and attempting to get some kids from New York to play it during a televised concert recital of a bunch of elementary schools from across the country. They sneak the brown note into a revision of the sheet music that they post on the New York kids door, but gets mistaken for an actual revision and mass distributed. The brown note gets played in mass and causes the country to shit itself, kenny shits himself to death.
this is why south park is better than family guy
@@punch444 thank you youtube user xeron very cool
@@casualdork6661 its xeron! you dweeb
@@meepmoop2308 i have been fooled. bamboozled. i have misled myself with my own tomfoolery.
i have made. a typo
This was immediately this first thing I heard of when I heard about level 6 SpongeBob.
if "When The Going Gets Goth" was real in the 2000s, you just KNOW it would've been another big piece of that 90s-2000s goth/scene culture, alongside Nightmare Before Christmas and Invader Zim
and i honestly wish it was real, because i kinda like that character design lol
there are multiple comments saying the show sounds similar to a canadian show Rudy Gloom if youre interested!
@@absolutetrash8118 YO, i actually know that show! i only remember it pretty vaguely tho, but.. thanks for that memory lmao
@@wetsockfullofhotmeat i've been meaning to watch that for a while now, just haven't found time or a good place to do so lol
Mario Nights is actually from a creepypasta called "Mario is a Monster" by slimebeast. It's a parody of those 'mario is actually evil' theories, with a countdown of supposed evidence. The list ends with a description of 'Mario Nights', and it's a typical spooky creepypasta game. The story has been forgotten, mainly because it was posted to the slimebeast forms and not a more popular website
do you have a link to it? i cant find it.
@@meepmoop2308 search up mario is a monster slime beast
@@sergiorubens8475 nothing popped up
@@meepmoop2308 wierd it works for me
@@sergiorubens8475 post a link then
Regarding X: The Man With X-Ray Eyes, the fake ending came from Stephen King, which Corman confirms and that it doesn't exist. However, Corman said he loved that idea and wants to include it if he ever remakes it.
Roger Corman made the best movies ever
Yo, i was actually the guy who wrote the Goku goes to KFC wiki article when i was like 12. Also yeah it was from LSuperSonicQ. he made a joke saying "Someone should make an article on the old lost media wiki about it, because nobody actually uses it anymore". So i went and did it. I'm legit dying laughing that something i made when i was like 12-13 made it on here. Thank you for reading that.
Bless you
that's pretty epic dude
Thanks to you, Ima write a dumb fanfic on it
That’s based
If I recall, the alleged screenshot from the movie is actually from a Japanese KFC commercial and Dragon Ball Z was used in its promotion.
I’m surprised the urban legend of the video game Killswitch, which was told to be a Czech game from 1989, didn’t make it on to the iceberg. The game was supposedly pretty creepy, very few copies were made, and most notably the game deleted itself after completion so it could never be replayed. Turns out the game wasn’t ever real and was based on a short story.
Thank you so much!! Very few people talk about Killswitch. It’s such a cool myth and I wanted to see big youtubers debunking it (just like Polybius)
I remember hearing about that game
Wait it's fake??? Aw bummer, i'd be so looking forward to play it :(
I went to a games store after hearing that creepy pasta and i saw the game for ps2 ( completely unrelated) and nearly died
And then a guy who supposedly owned a copy uploaded a short video of the game over screen while crying and gone "ooops, I was just crying cause I died really early"
so much lost media that never existed just sounds so interesting, and i love that fanworks come out of it. like the concept for saki sanobashi and the evil farming game are so cool, so i'm glad to see creators try their hand at actually making these "lost media." it's like we're working in reverse.
It's stupid, some people are hyping a concept to see if it will hit, just like Yanderedev did back in the day
The duality of man
The concept behind Sako Sanobashi isn't cool whatsover
@@atanaZion glad you think so
Same with Yeah Yeah Beebis 2
Bonus fact regarding "Luke I am your father": When filming that scene and in the script for Empire Strikes Back, David Prowse (Vader's physical actor) actually said "I killed your father" since James Earl Jones would dub his dialogue anyway. Only Mark Hamil was told the real line so that he would have a reaction that made sense.
It's also interesting that the radio drama version has the quote as "No, Luke. I am your father." (The novelization however, matches the film.)
Classic David Prowse trolling
Actually the line they dubbed over was "Obi wan killed your father"
Greetings, I was the person that streamed the Doraemon thingy. I was interviewing Kaiji Tang and sadly the video disappeared along with the rest of my old channel in 2020.
The reason why they didn't record anything is because Disney had to approve them before they recorded, which they didn't, so they didn't record it. And the reason why wasn't because of legal reasons, it was due to Disney being afraid the episode would make kids overindulge in sweets.
Also, most 30 minute episodes made it though unscathed in the dub, only 2 of them fell victim to being cut down to 15 minutes.
hi collin
The "medieval found footage" thing sounds like a really great idea for a film.
I have brainstormed an idea for it now:
The secrets of time travel have been revealed. Two scientists have volunteered to travel to the medieval times to see what the real medieval times have looked like, especially so that they can investigate and debunk a medieval found footage video that trended on social media and may or may not be real.
One of the scientists has a family heirloom from the 5th Century that perplexed generations (they were not sure if it was some sort of puzzle or a primitive weapon, among other things) until they find out that it had shared many traits with modern digital cameras once they opened the card slot and when they replaced the battery, the other is the descendant of a prophet named Merlin who made many predictions and prophecies that came true (and he is, in fact, named after Merlin), all collected in a book called "The Prophecies and Destinies of Merlin".
Once they arrive at their destination of the 5th Century, they take videos of their adventures in the past but they cannot return to the future and they are stranded in the past.
They have to survive in the medieval times and blend in with their society. They have to hide the fact that they are from the future while letting people know what will happen through vague means, one of which is writing down the history from their time period and framing it as their predictions.
They have to keep saving the camera's battery life so they could take as much of their journey as possible. They also vowed to each other to not reproduce in the medieval times.
During their adventures, the band of scientists adopt and raise an abandoned child. He was a strong and smart young child, raised by a couple who was seen as somewhat strange by the other peasants. This child was named Arthur, and he would grow up to be king.
After the scientists' camera's battery runs out, they decide to keep their camera a secret family heirloom that they entrusted to their adopted son: King Arthur. This is where the twist comes around.
After Arthur's legacy and descendants rose and fell, travelled around the world, the book and the camera were held tight with the family. Merlin's book would be one of the first books to be widely published alongside King Arthur's diaries, from where most of his legends came from, yet the camera remained a mystery for over a thousand years.
Holy shit bro I want to watch this
Holy shit that sounds sick
I’d watch this
So essentially they went back to the past and created a time loop
So basically time would loop again and again, unless the timeline branched off…
46:40 That information is wrong. As I recall, the original Dragon Ball aired at 96 on the SBT channel. And Dragon Ball Z aired in 1999 on the Band channel. And 2001 on Globo channel.
Here in Brazil, anime was already quite popular before it was in the US.
PS. And researching here, on the day of 9/11, episode 237 was to be shown. But before that started, the journalism team took over the broadcast.
This episode in question is number 245, which was probably shown later in 2001
I thought so too, I'm not in Brazil, but in Colombia and I remember the first episode I ever watched of DBZ being the one were Buu turns them into candy and that was years before 9/11. I dont see why we would have it here and not in Brazil. Especially cause I lived in the US during 9/11 and they were far behind from the version I watched at home.
I've seen rumours that the broadcasting on that day might depend on the region the people watched
Fun Fact: The first episode of DBZ aired in 1989 in Japan
Also, 9/11 happened at 9am while globo always aired dragon ball z around lunch time. Even taking time zones in consideration, theres no way both times coincided since 9/11 would've happened around 6-7 am to our time zone
I thought so as well. Gringos always believe they are the pioneers of everything, even anime. DB and later DBZ were already huge in Latin America way before they started watching it.
your line delivery is getting better, starting to sound more natural
There is a Japanese urban legend of Hanako-san that is a ghost that inhabits girls' bathroom stalls. There is a Japanese anime called "Ghost Stories" that centers around Japanese urban myths. My theory is that Saki Sanobashi is a misremembered version of an episode of "Ghost Stories" centered around Hanako-san.
also reminds me of the plot of corpse party (japanese kids trapped in a scary school and they die violently)
i can't imagine Ghost Stories ending up in the deep web though... there has been other anime that talked about the Hanako-san urban legend, so perhaps the OP misremembered those shows instead of Ghost Stories but it seems too far fetched to me
Ghost stories is actually somewhat known in the west due to it's English dub, I don't think it'd end up on the dark web
The premise is too generic, and for some reason low budget gory anime was widespread in the 80's - 90's in the form of pirated copies, someone probably uploaded a rip into an onion server
@@weaseljay469 by that logic it could be either of the Danganronpa anime too
I'd be interested to see a real Saki Sanobashi. There's something so cool seeing people remake a piece of lost media that was never made to begin with.
Same.
Somebody said that saki might be based on some people hiding in some space in a priest's house during some war (I think it was the Rowanda Genocide) saw it in a reddit post idk if I can find it again
Okay: someone has made it! But it is mehh concept and 1 short episode
There is a music video that seems to be inspired by that. It's called Santa Sangre by the Japanese band Necronomidol
I'm not an animator, but for some time I had thoughts of writing a story based on this idea. Unfortunately, currently I'm hooked on Witcher 3, but maybe one day it will come to fruition.
46:56 so, I'm brazillian. Here we had a kids TV show called TV Globinho, in which various cartoons would be shown, and the show started like 9 or 10 AM and would run till 12:30 PM or so. The thing is that a bunch of people my age (25 to 30) misremembered what actually happened. People said that this TV show where interrupted to a news segment informing what happened in 9/11 in the middle of a dragon ball episode, but dragon ball aired around 11AM (local time) and the first plane crashed around 8AM (local time), so not even TV globinho was interrupted. Probably a show called Mais Você was interrupted (fun fact: TV globinho was discontinued due to legislation around TV commercials targeted to kids in open TV, but Mais Você airs till this day) (sorry for the English, not my first language)
Even knowing about this trouble regarding Tv Globinho, I still believe Fátima is the one to blame.
there's something really funny about someone speaking perfect english but apologizing for it haha rlx cara, tá melhor q muito gringo q eu vejo por aí
Brasileiros não conseguem parar de chorar pelo fim da TV Goblinho e culpar uns programas nada haver nem num vídeo que essa informação é completamente irrelevante
Pqp
@@intoxishawn. Ela n fez literalmente nada,ka
@@atanaZion Sabe piada? Deixa que eu apresento...
After the porygon episode incident, they never had porygon appear in the anime since. Despite the fact the Epilepsy effect was not caused by Porygon but Pikachu.
Yeah, but the thing is, who was the episode's focus Pokemon? Porygon. Who's the mascot and the hero's companion who they're obviously not going to remove from the show and pretend was never there? Pikachu. In the Indigo series especially, it's easy to identify an episode by the Pokemon featured most prominently in it. When you say "the Porygon episode", everyone knows which one you're talking about, same as if you said "the Kangaskhan episode" or "the Ditto episode" or "the Aerodactyl episode". Japan is also known for very over-the-top damage control in media.
@@hexorth3580 based
Because they couldn't remove Pikachu and the episode was literally named after Porygon rather than Pikachu
@@hexorth3580 Didn't he kill at least dozen of children in his very debut?
Yeah, we know, but the reason why they took out Porygon was because Pikachu became such an icon that they couldn’t remove him. The episode was also centered around Porygon so it makes more sense to remove Porygon.
polybius *kind of* exists. Theres an arcade cabinet called "poly play" in the Berlin videogame museum that the polybius arcade is based on
it doesn't make you go crazy tho
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As a 4chan user,Kekrock is a meme because "Kek" was a popular saying in 2016-2018
Wow! I remember that saying along time ago! I totally forgot about it. But i have forgotten what i means, could you remind me?
@@ms.pirateJust a version of "lol" or "lmao"
@@ECartmanist oh, thanks!
I remember the word kek being associated with dank memes
It was probably a meme before that too, as it originated from World of Warcraft. The game has two factions, the Alliance and the Horde, and one of the features they implemented to further alienate the two groups was that there was a text-scrambler in play if you spoke near someone of the opposite group. Lol always scrambled to Kek so it was inevitable.
A perfect way to celebrate Halloween!
Edit: oh Joel, you created one of the funniest cases of lost media
When you say Joel do you mean Vargskelethor? And the one he made is the spongebob shitting one at 34:32 ?
Do you know where I can find the video of him coming up with it?
@@plasmabat718 I'm pretty sure they were talking about the Evil Farming Game, the premise and whole fight to find this game just for it to be a random joke he made in a stream is pretty funny, lol. though the Spongebob Shitting thing 100% sounds straight up pulled from a Joel stream. If I had the time I'd scour through them to see if it's there because I swear he had to at least made a joke like this or brought it up lol.
grandest of fathers
"Joel? did you create a Reddit lost media search again, Joel?"
@@plasmabat718 If I didn't know any better, I'd have said the Goku & Frieza Go To KFC movie thing instead.
That "poop half of their body weight" thing reminded me of an infamous case that happened here in Brazil. A video was posted online by a old lady where she was teaching some kind of screwed up diet recipe that was supposed to make people eliminate 20kg (around 44 pounds) of poop in a hour and it. In case y'all are wondering, yes, there were people crazy enough to actually try it out and it was more than a few, the video hit 3 million views. Needless to say, it went real bad and they all ended up in the hospital. PS: The damn thing was nothing special, all you had to do was throw a bunch of fruits and herbs you could easily find in a fruit stall around here.
About the 9/11 interrupting Goku's transformation... well... It's a 50/50 subject, some say it did, some say it didn't and some just can't remember like me because I was too young and wasn't really into Dragon Ball at all. But there's a brazillian youtuber that claims it did and he plans to prove it someday, his channel name is Nerd Show, he is famous for his content about retro stuff.
N conhecia esse primeiro caso
32:50 "And so likely the episode was not even dubbed at all" Actually, Cybersix was a Canadian-Japanese co-production and that episode does exist in English. However the rules for Canadian kids tv tend to be more lax than American, hence the censoring (another example is Total Drama Island which had to have many edits when aired in the US) but otherwise it would not been redubbed from the Canadian-English version. I used to watch the serious all the time on VHS.
European countries had weirder censors than the US. They edited out the vomiting scenes. Lol
@@TheSlipperyNUwUdle ?
I'm from Italy, and we got to see Total Drama's vomiting scenes in all of their glory.
@@succubastard1019 i guess is where in europe in serbia there were no edits
That squidward brown note entry was literally a plot in season 3 of South Park.
30:11 "when the going gets goth" sounds like Ruby Gloom, which also happens to be Canadian flash-animated series that aired around the mid 2000s where the main aesthetic of the show is pretty gothic. never heard of the former until this video so idk if there's any new info on it or the person who found the art, but to me it seems like a case of misremembering of ruby gloom OR the person who originally posted the tweet is actually the artist of the image and posted it as a little joke to trick people into thinking they saw that show when in reality they're just thinking of Ruby Gloom, and I say that it could be a prank because in my experience as a Canadian kid who grew up in the mid-late 2000s, it seems like not many people actually vividly remember the show and is more of a blip in their memories.
Ruby Gloom I freakin' grew up with like crazy! It was on Netflix I believe.
the character herself looks exactly like stocking from the anime “Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt”
ruby gloom was my favourite show growing up, it's really sad how obscure it is. i'd love to see it rebooted, or at least have bigger traction online
Though I didn’t grow up with Ruby Gloom in particular, I remember a ton of gothy cartoons from that era: Invader Zim, Growing Up Creepie, Creep School, School of Vampires, Edgar & Ellen, Zombie Hotel etc. I had to look up the names for most of those. Then there are earlier cartoons like Beetlejuice, anything with the Addams Family, and general horror cartoons like Courage and Scooby Doo. Let’s not forget all the goth side characters in non-goth/horror cartoons of which there are too many to count.
So yeah, ”obscure 2000s Flash cartoon with a goth girl lead character that only lasted a season” fits the description of at least three actual shows and could make for a false memory.
People probably misremember Saki Sanobashi because in the late 80's and early 90's there was a surge in gory OVA bootlegs with things like Genocyber and Devilman making the rounds
I feel like the whole Bearenstein/stain thing largely ties back to the fact, at least in the US, surnames ending in 'stein' are pretty common, while ones ending in 'stain' are not. So people just mentally assume it's the first.
LSSQ accidentally being dumb has made more Lost Media history than any other youtuber I've seen, it's hilarious.
First it was KekCroc, then it was A Day With Spongebob, and then Goku vs Freeza.
I swear if we let him continue botching stuff, it'll eventually lead to an abridged version of the Bible or something.
Let Them
"when the going gets goth" reminds me of "ruby gloom", which is an animated series that actually exists and is canadian
There isn't a "strange transition" between Squidward getting injected and the final scene. It's a jumpcut. Your classic cartoon jumpcut. The same they made fun of in the "oh an ambulance" scene from "Born Again Krabs" two seasons later.
If you inserted the transformation, not only would make it the episode longer than usual, it would also disrupt the pacing of the episode
I think they call it strange because SpongeBob usually used a transition consisting of a flurry of bubbles rapidly rushing from the bottom of the screen to the top instead of ones like wipes
If I was a time traveler I would definitely do a Medieval Found Footage
I would look for a irl link to be friends with
That Mario Nights box art looks really interesting! I think if it was real it would have a much darker and more eerie tone/story (though not creepypasta levels of dark and eerie, just at a level very atypical for the happy-go-lucky Mario series) and it would be a very interesting game to play.
It's interesting, given that other Mario games that included dark, eerie tone/story still had a vanilla, cheerie box art, aside from Bowser's Fury, but even then that's at the bottom corner in contrast with the happy-go-lucky 3D World box art
@@fastfox57 I think a darker-themed box art could help it stand out as something new.
It’s both amazing and heartbreaking that kekcroc is slowly becoming less obscure over time. I wonder how many people have been fooled by Kekcroc now.
What is there to be fooled about?
Even if it was a real lost media there is nothing worth digging after
Fun little fact: Newfoundland (the province I’m from) has a sort of variation on Belshnickling that involves a similar concept, although it’s a bit more lighthearted. During the Christmas season we have this thing called Mummering, where people will dress up as Mummers, which often consist of goofy mismatched clothing and a sort of bedsheet mask over the face area, and go door to door asking “Any Mummers ‘lowed in?”. If allowed inside, they will gather and dance in the house and the homeowners will try to guess who is under the costume. This concept works much better in smaller, more tight-knit towns, of which Newfoundland has plenty. It’s a very interesting tradition and we even have songs written about it, although I cannot confirm if it relates directly to Belshnickling or if it was an offshoot of it.
Thats really interesting :-)
kekcroc honestly surprises me as in that anybody would really consider a character with "kek" in the name as anything else than a troll lost media made by 4chan
4chan falls for literally anything
If I have done a game called Based with Donald Trump as the protag fighting pocs and democrats and claimed it to be a lost arcade game at least 10% of those who sees the post would believe
@@atanaZion if you said it was a lost indie game, I'd probably believe it tbh.
Just chipping in to say that I’ve spoken with JR Horsting, producer and voice actor on Rapsittie, before and he confirmed that the sequel never entered development. He also confirmed that the creator of the film unfortunately passed away, and that his secret for getting so many celebrities in the cast was by paying them what they wanted.
I feel like the Mario FX thing must actually refer to the 3D SNES Mario pitch that Argonaut gave to Nintendo that allegedly became the basis for Mario 64 later on.
That was Yoshi Racing.
I actually was thinking the same thing I'm glad someone else commented on this. (Btw the game that Argonaut released in place of this was Croc)
34:25 To me, a German, this is very obviously a child with two Krampuses. Like, I wasn't even wondering for a split second what this image was depicting. It's a normal tradition in some places in Germany.
Everyone I met in the 90s pronounced it Berenstein Bears. Nobody called them the Berenstain Bears until the mid 2000s.
But this isn't a memory flaw, it's a "people reading cursive" flaw. The name clearly looked like BERENSTEIN, not BERENSTAIN. Thus, parents and teachers called it that, Scholastic catalogues incorrectly listed it as that, and kids followed suit.
Much as I want to believe I've been plopped into an alternate reality at some point.
Related to the Wario Land shitpasta: Mutahar has an archive channel for his creepypasta videos, known as "SomeOridnaryArchive".
You mean to tell me that one of my favorite streamers semi-casually started a 5 year long search for a game that never existed? I mean, it's Joel so I'm not too surprised but still, that's hilarious
"occupation: creepypasta" made me laugh out loud
I love the implication that the chimpanzee is a paid actor who was hired to be in the creepypasta
I love how people would rather think they changed universes instead of just admitting they're wrong.
Fun fact: polybius can be seen in the background of the “loki lair” in the show “loki” when all of the Loki variants gather to hide. Also the cover of that junk food berenstain bears gave me SO much nostalgia, I made my dad read that book and the other books from the bears series at bedtime as a kid.
In the show loki in the loki lair where loki lokes on everyone and says "its loking time"?
Sorry your comment read like that to me because i have poor literacy lmfao
Lemmino explained the Bearenstain Bears thing really well
Basically the two writers for the books were Jan and Stan Berenstain
As little kids they even experienced people who believed they were spelling their own name wrong and it was often mis-spelled as "Berenstein"
Also look up a list of names ending with "-stain" and then compare to the never ending list of names that end with "stein"
Ok, I was really surprised by the Goku Ssj3 transformation being interrupted during 9/11 here in Brazil appearing in this iceberg XD
But yeah, even if the Buu saga aired here during 2001 It would be impossible for that to happen because:
1- It wouldn't make sense for Globo to interrupt their cartoon block to show something as gruesome as 9/11
2- Our main time zone is 2 hours ahead of the one in the US, meaning that when the first plane hit the tower It would be 10:46 am here
Dragon Ball time slot was 11:20 am.
3- As far as I'm concerned, emergency broadcasts aren't really a thing here
Na real o plantão da Globo pausa tudo normalmente
@@descascalatinha puts, nem lembrava do plantão da Globo kkkkkk
Disseram q a interrupçãp foi á 8 horas (6 horas nos EUA)
Veronica Von Goth reminds me a lot of the pre-show Ruby Gloom designs. That and Ruby having a mid 2000's Canadian, Flash animated show gives me the impression that people saw the design and linked Veronica with memories of Ruby.
19:03 It was “Willy Wonka in the Chocolate Factory” that Gene Wilder was in. “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” was the name of the book and the remake with Johnny Depp.
3:28 damn that go for a punch recreation goes hard. At this point might as well make it from scratch, people are talented enough.
Idk, its kinda ugly, and not even in a stylistic way.
@@piss7610 exactly I don’t know how people think it’s even accurate🤣
@@susmaster8225 TBH, GFAP isn't much anyway. Its just anime characters standing in a room until they decide to die. Can someone tell me the appeal?
@@luckyducky7819 well I guess it’s just the suspense and the appeal of 80s Esque anime with a gory twist
@@susmaster8225 IDK, maybe I don't know my anime, but all the anime I've seen is extremely gory anyway. Even Dragon Ball Z had gory sections. I'm not sure why gore would be an appeal; it would be like walking into a candy store and saying "GASP! Can you believe they have Chocolate!?".
Yes, I can believe they have chocolate.
I remember the first time I heard about the infamous Pokemon seizure episode. It was a small blurb in a gaming magazine. Gamefan or PSM maybe? I had forgotten about it until it started making the rounds in lost media circles.
FWIW, the Porygon seizure issue made it all the way into New Scientist at the time in their side column. It didn't get a full article, just a short, short writeup in 1997 or 1998 however
Numerous books and articles in the late 90s and early 2000s mentioned it, and frustratingly, almost none of them even got it right, many claiming a static shot of Pikachu's eyes flashing red caused the incident.
i love how the "brazilian defecation podcast" it's not common in brazil
i've sincerely never seen a brazilian talking about it
Brazilian podcasts are sh1t. I'm shocked one of these actually had attention.
my guess is someone outside of brazil made it up and only told it to other non-brazilians so that to someone who knows nothing about the country or its current events would be more likely to believe it having happened
because your government suppressed it
@@pumpkinmaryam5500 It came from 4chan again
Out of all of the lost media, Mario Nights interests me the most, mainly because of the potential the game had to be one of the darkest ones in Mario history. I really hope someone makes it a fangame in the future
What do you think it would have been about?
@@essenceofherbal4125 Mario getting cursed by a vampire like monster, and he must survive a bunch of his worst nightmares coming to life and defeat the vampire. I was thinking that the vampire monster could be the one on the box art.
Also, every time Mario loses a life, the nightmare monsters become more powerful
@@professoridiot26 wow, ya know that could work as an actual Mario game:D
There's already Mario vs Cthulhu
@@TheLakabanzaichrg Lmao
I think the reason for found footage from an age where there (supposed) are no camera's to be so creepy to some is because of the implications it carries and makes your imagination run wild.
How?
@@atanaZion
Mainly how did they get there
I think I know the origins of Mario Nights; I believe its origins is the creepypasta "Mario is Evil" (I think thats what it was called) written by Slimebeast. The story starts of as a crappypasta parodying theorizers like Matpat, talking about how Mario is actually the real villain of the franchise, but then at the very end, the narrator mentions this obscure game called Mario Nights, talking about some of the disturbing things that happens in the game, still insisting that Mario is evil, and later leaves in an edit expressing confusion that no one else remembers Mario Nights and includes a picture of the box art. If this is not where Mario Nights originates from, but is rather a story that decided to utilize the idea of the fake lost game, then I apologize
Mario Nights kinda looks like a low-budget Mario fan game based of the box art. (39:20)
@@wadmodderschalton5763 also mario's expression looks a lot like Luigi on Luigi's mansion box art
Your memory is super spotty then. The thread is still available on slimebeasts forum. Mario Nights is totally seperate from Mario is evil aside from being posted in its thread, by a different user. There is no description of Mario nights, but instead the box art and the video by why are you scared.
@@batzo7490 I just went and checked; I got the title wrong, it's "Mario is a Monster", but Mario Nights is mentioned right there at the end, including a description of some of the gameplay. It's true that the picture isn't there, I got that part wrong, but Mario Nights is a part of that creepypasta
there's an incredibly well made video of "footage of the game" in the replies to the original post th-cam.com/video/qcQqLCLx31U/w-d-xo.html
Mario Nights is deadass from a Slimebeast creepypasta. That's the origin.
I only knew about five of these. The rest, especially the Dragon Ball KFC and 9/11 interruption were completely out of the blue for me.
The art for "When The Going Gets Goth" reminds me a lot of Ruby Gloom (I think that's what it was called, it's been years since I've seen it). Is there any possibility that it was an original version of that or something? Might be totally wrong, this just popped into my head while watching.
I was thinking this also!!
The “Kek” in Kekcroc should make it obvious that it was a joke
kek I didn't know that Cybersix shared an art style with Rapsittie Street Kids 32:11
Ah, inconsistent tries of censoring word “suicide” never gets old
A mass
Glad the Go For A Punch girls embraced Jesus
Wait, WHAT?!
no cause "poops out half of their body weight" is one of the funniest sentences i've heard in one of these videos
Okay so, I have to say, the Goku & Frieza entry does remind me of something equally as weird but decently preserved. Last year, a series of ads from a small local French restaurant called "Mali Food" made the rounds on the Internet, as they consisted of poorly re-dubbed scenes of the DBZ anime in which the characters discussed eating at said restaurant. Do feel free to check them out, they're certainly a curiosity to say the least.
Pas d'existence reminds me of The Disintegration Loops by William Basinski, a noise project created when Basinski was transferring his work and the original tapes began to disintegrate, and he decided to keep transferring until the recording was no longer recognizable
The Cybersix episode "Yashimoto, Private Eye" was dubbed, actually, and can be found on both the DVD release and all over the internet. I don't know why you would say otherwise when it's a Google search away. The dubbing practice at the time was to record all the lines and leave it up to the editors to choose what to remove later, so the dub has always existed and was released in full when the DVDs came out.
goku and frieza go to kfc the movie sounds like a flash animation you'd find in the depths of newgrounds in 2003
What is potentially loss media is the English dub for the porygon episode. The original voice for Meowth, Maddie Blausteon (RIP) confirmed it.
Watched a little further, glad you brought up its disputed. Perhaps they tried to but it didn’t do the voices.
Paccie is a racial slur? That explains this old TH-cam Poop where near the end, they loop Pepper saying it, referring to her husband Pacman, and then the words "Racist" flash onto the screen.
Yeah P*ki is a slur directed at Pakistani people :( It’d never really occurred to me that it wasn’t known in the US but I guess that’s just because we have a really big Pakistani culture in the uk
@@Alice-ib4cz is that also why persons from Pakistan are called "Patan"?
@@Mageman17 I’m not sure, I’m sorry. I haven’t heard that term before here.
44:22 "shout out to all my evil doers out there" I immediately subbed lmaoo
I'm Brazilian and i was 8 years old in 2001, if anyone cares here's what i have to share about DBZ being interrupted by 9/11 if anyone is interested: it may be obscure to you guys but it is a pretty heated discussion between millennials my age, this is not that much "lost media" , it's more of a Mandela effect imo.
First off: i really didn't like what you said about how it couldn't have happened because the buu saga didn't air in the US until 2002, that sounded very condescending. Guys, Brasil's version of the series is adapted from the original Toei version, not Funimation. Our version uses the original Kikuchi score, our version also uses an adapted portuguese version of "Cha-la Head Cha-la" as our opening (which imo is far superior to the funimation dub and Faulconer's score). Our version of the original DB didn't get just one dub, we got two versions of the original db dubbed by different studios. Globo wasn't the only channel that aired DBZ in our country. Furthermore, the buu saga aired on globo before the original dragon ball, we didn't get the show in chronological order. There's plenty of good evidence suggesting the ssj3 transformation wasn't interrupted by 9/11, however "the buu saga wasn't airing in the US" is not one of them and is absolutely possible we got the buu saga before you did.
With that out of the way, i have such a vivid memory of watching DBZ in the morning and having the ssj3 transformation being interrupted by the 9/11 plantão globo as it is called, it was showing actual live footage of the twin towers. That afternoon all the kids in school were mad that DBZ got cut off to some random news report. I'm sorry guys but we were young kids and we didn't understand the meaning of terrorism and war, the intricacies of what was happening in the middle east at the time flew right over our heads, let alone the tensions US and middle east already had during the previous decades, we were too young. I remember we were scolded by adults exactly because of our ignorance to the situation and i particularly remember being scolded by my 15 yr old sister at the time for only caring about Goku being ssj3, my friends also share the same exact memory of being mad at the cartoon getting interrupted and being scolded by adults.
Recently a lot of evidence came out that dbz wasn't interrupted by plantão globo at all, and i'm inclined to believe that it didn't happen. But it's so weird because i have this very precise memory in my brain, i remember so clearly having the show cut off to some news program i didn't understand, being mad at the tv and having my older sister scold me for being a little brat. And all people my age i talked to also have a similar memory of being mad then getting scolded by a parent or an adult, it's bizarre
Some other brazilians have stated that the time frames don't match
it would be really interesting if there was a way to get the tv block for that day
O que prova que isso é fake é o fato das pessoas em 1990 reclamarem com uma criança pir um ato de terrorismo no outro lado da América
Até hj o povo nem sabe o q isso é direito e muito menos se importariam
I remember The Berenstain Bears being spelled "-stain" so damn clearly because the theme song sounded so like "-stein" with the accent and speed it was said and it confused me in my early years of reading and comprehension
About that 9/11 interrupted Goku's ssj3 transformation, the episode was already broadcasted back on the 1st of August 2001 (Brazil's original DBZ airing started in 1999) it is actually just a Mandela effect that became a meme here in Brazil
pas d'existence honestly sounds fascinating, pretty creative for a modern art thing. I hope we find at least one piece of evidence that such a film might've even happened.
The 9/11 Dragon Ball thing is actually a huge mandela effect here in Brazil
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I’m so proud of you, dude! I’m four minutes in, and I can tell you’re becoming more comfortable with this! You’ve come a long way, and you definitely deserve more subs. Hope you know that I get really excited whenever you post! Keep up the good work! ❤️
Great iceberg video, glad to see one of these with some actual obscure and completely unknown stuff to me, keep up the good work
when you were talking about the Grifter, there was a thunder that was so loud, the lights went out briefly right before it rattled our street
47:00 just to clarify something about the Dragon Ball Z story: The original Dragon Ball was aired before DBZ in the 90's, but the original was never that popular in Brazil. When DBZ finally aired in Brazil many years later, it became a huge hit, so to capitalize on that popularity, the licensed the original Dragon Ball TV series again and made a new dub for it, that's the version you were talking about in this video. In Short: In Brazil, first came Dragon Ball, then DBZ, DBGT, and then Dragon Ball with a new dub again.
Yep, knew that Electric Soldier Porygon would be on here. Still remember how many youtubers had to say it was pikachus thunderbolt that caused it and not porygon
There is a documentary on TH-cam talking about the polybius rumor and researching if its true or not. Its a fun myth ether way tho
Ahoy
Also the AVGN has a video of it himself.
To be honest I think it was always "Berenstain Bears" and the reason some books have "Berenstein Bears" on it was because of a misspelling error by the manufacturers making them.
Aye, I have also seen some tv guides spelling it -stein aka not any official source.
It's mostly just that Stein is a more common suffix.
This is possible, but as far as I’ve seen there are no actual confirmed “stein” prints, although there are a number of photoshopped “stein” prints going around the internet.
@@artisanaltoast9085 Even the ones in the AVGN episode are fake?
@@deadeye_john I didn’t see that avgn episode so I’m not sure, but james rolfe has been known to make props and have pretty high production value on his videos. They could be real or could be faked. But if they are real I would say your explanation is the most likely.
To go a bit more into Mathrus, MUGEN communities have what is called a 'dragon-tier' cheapie. This is essentially the most powerful form of cheapie as it's not meant to be a character at all and meant to attack your PC instead. As a comparison, lower tier cheapies such as nulls have been shown to use exports to immediately win such as messing with KOs via bugs. However, as stated here, there is no solid proof of the character itself and is moreso a creepypasta legend. Even if it does exist, cheapies are usually banned from multiple MUGEN character sharing sites. Something like a dragon-tier would never be found online. If any other MUGEN fans would like to correct me or add onto anything, feel free to respond.
this mugen shit is actually real. i dont know if mathrus is but there are chars that drop a rootkit in your computer. crazy stuff
There are lost MUGEN characters, right? Probably ones that were hosted onto people's websites which ended up going down after a while. I was thinking about it the other day.
Your channel is one of the few channels I can always learn something new from. I respect that fs, keep up the work 💫
sourcebrew, u absolute legend, that was such a great vid! so many details and stories I hadnt heard abt but also some nice blasts from the pasts. Im def with u abt the "medival found footage" - I always thought that the mere concept of it was so out there and unsetteling, even if completely fake. but the Goku and Frieza Go To KFC LMAOO oh I would LOVE this one to be true
gotta say, as others commented u sound much more relaxed here and its so visible that u put so much effort into this one. I loved that u tackled the creepy subjects with ur humor, it definitely made it so much better to watch. thanks a lot for this vid, keep up the great work and happy Halloween! 💖🎃
I would say that if you're ever curious about Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe in Santa, watch the special at your own risk. Thank god we never got a sequel.
i'm dying at level 7 and level 8 man, best lost media video I've seen in a bit, i love your delivery
I’ve been looking forward to this
I'm really tired and sick and the idea of medieval found footage made me cry. Like I was so emotionally moved with terror that I just...silently cried.
Mario Nights is from a Slimebeast creepypasta thats formatted in the style of a dude doing a review of his childhood mario games and they slowly get more disturbing yet the reviewer acts normal, because he assumed thats just how the game was, and the last one is Mario Nights
Hell yeah been waiting for this
Regarding the whole thing Berenstein vs Berenstain thing, I can't help but think that I remember Berenstein, but as the _pronunciation_ of the name, not the spelling. It seems likely that a lot of people, like me, had it mispronounced when read to to them and in remembering it just assumed it it was spelled how they remembered it pronounced.
Great video. I really enjoy longer lost media content.