Pooh's Adventures of Autism - The Most Autistic Crossovers You Will Ever Find

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Want Woman said:
I like the touch of adding Edward Snowden.
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I like how the Communists are as far away from Hitler as possible.

Although, drawing a T on the face of Great Leader President Kim Il-sung? Let's just hope no-one from the DPRK embassy is reading this thread.
 
AdmiralPingas said:
I like how the Communists are as far away from Hitler as possible.

Although, drawing a T on the face of Great Leader President Kim Il-sung? Let's just hope no-one from the DPRK embassy is reading this thread.
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They're all too busy yelling at a London hairdressers for implying that Kim Jong-un has a terrible hair cut (SPOILER: He does.)
 
Thought I'd throw my hat into the game. I made two, but here's one of them:
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http://poohadventures.wikia.com/wik...Adventures_of_Transformers:_Age_of_Extinction

* Lord Business will be a good guy in this film, and so will Nostalgia Critic, The TGWTG Squad and The Angry Video Game Nerd.

Now AVGN and The Nostalgia Critic are brought into this. I hope this is a fucking joke.

* Transformers: Age of Extinction, The LEGO Movie, Planes: Fire and Rescue, were released in theaters, as well as Thomas and Friends: Tale of the Brave, My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks will be released on DVD, and Thomas and Friends: Series 18 aired in 2014.

wow how informative

* Princess Cadance is revealed to be pregnant in this film.
* It reveals that Nightmare Moon is King Sombra's just recently married wife.

* Brian will die in this film, but he will come back in the battle scene.
Now even the creators themselves ruined their own crossover movies ironically by giving spoilers.
 
I googled this Hiatt Grey autist and immediately wished I hadn't.

Hiatt Grey said:
Hello my name is Hiatt Grey and i love Trains and my Favorite Tv Shows as Thomas & Friends, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, Family Guy and SpongeBob SquarePants i had been watching 76859Thomas and Stuingtion's Movie Crossovers and i have decide to make some my Self.
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Hello my name is Hiatt Grey and i love Trains and my Favorite Tv Shows as Thomas & Friends, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, Family Guy and SpongeBob SquarePants i had been watching 76859Thomas and Stuingtion's Movie Crossovers and i have decide to make some my Self.
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How old's this guy again?
 
This reminds me of those times when I was a little kid and I doodled on paper in school little comics of the adventures of things like Jazz Jackrabbit, Sonic the Hedgehog, Mega man, Swat Late, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, etc because as a young kid I thought having all of these characters in one big story was kinda cool. But then again I was ten years old.

I feel like these people who make these kinds of videos are at that stage perpetually as adults and never grew out of it. Only with way less effort.

If these were maybe drawings and not meant to be taken seriously then this wouldn't be so sad.
 
Want Woman said:
This reminds me of those times when I was a little kid and I doodled on paper in school little comics of the adventures of things like Jazz Jackrabbit, Sonic the Hedgehog, Mega man, Swat Late, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, etc because as a young kid I thought having all of these characters in one big story was kinda cool. But then again I was ten years old.

I feel like these people who make these kinds of videos are at that stage perpetually as adults and never grew out of it. Only with way less effort.

If these were maybe drawings and not meant to be taken seriously then this wouldn't be so sad.
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I think the problem is that these people see other people do it (like DC crossing over Batman & Superman. Or Hasbro with Transformers & G.I. Joe. Or Capcom with any and everything). Then something clicks in their head and the say to themselves "Hey, that sounds like a good idea! Maybe I'll do it!" And I won't lie, I actually do kinda like crossovers.

The problem stems from people who, for some reason, starts including things like Pooh (and other children's shows/movies) into the mix. And looking back on it, you have to admit. Your idea of a crossover at age ten seems a lot more entertaining then having Winnie the Pooh chumming around Barney The Dinosaur and SpongeBob.

I'd also advise that you don't give them (the "Pooh's Adventures" creators) any ideas. For all we know, they may be even shittier at drawing.
 
Alan Pardew said:
I guess the kids involved in this crossover community are also part of the No Cussing Club too.
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I remember that was years ago. I hated that little shit who wanted others to adjust to his standards because swearing made him feel uncomfortable. He was a borderline lolcow, but everyone would say how brave he is. He was on Dr. Phil, along with this pretty cute looking boy who went to school with him to provide a counterpoint, and they made him look bad. My favorite part was how much smarter the swearing kid was, and Dr. Phil asked him "Now (whatever his name was) when you go to church, do you swear--" and the boy cuts him off and says "When I go to synagogue--" which was kind of awesome.

Sometimes, swearing is necessary.

BTW, I honestly want Pooh's Adventure's of Trainspotting. And Roo's head needs to be put onto the baby's head in the scene where Ewan McGregor is having withdrawal.
 
I likeJewelsmakerguy said:
I think the problem is that these people see other people do it (like DC crossing over Batman & Superman. Or Hasbro with Transformers & G.I. Joe. Or Capcom with any and everything). Then something clicks in their head and the say to themselves "Hey, that sounds like a good idea! Maybe I'll do it!" And I won't lie, I actually do kinda like crossovers.

The problem stems from people who, for some reason, starts including things like Pooh (and other children's shows/movies) into the mix. And looking back on it, you have to admit. Your idea of a crossover at age ten seems a lot more entertaining then having Winnie the Pooh chumming around Barney The Dinosaur and SpongeBob.

I'd also advise that you don't give them (the "Pooh's Adventures" creators) any ideas. For all we know, they may be even shittier at drawing.
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How come none of these crossover guys never make anything besides little kid stuff crossovers? I'm assuming the people making these are at least in high school. What is it with badly created crap on the internet involving media icons that are roughly 10+ years to old to be enjoying outside of nostalgia?

Its like every new weirdo and man child thing that shows its face on the internet my mind still boggles to comprehend. Its as if 7 year olds with reading skills learned how to use Windows movie maker.
 
Want Woman said:
Its like every new weirdo and man child thing that shows its face on the internet my mind still boggles to comprehend. Its as if 7 year olds with reading skills learned how to use Windows movie maker.
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In all honesty, I wish it were 7-year olds making this. Because I could at least understand then. But seeing as these people are likely in their 20s (or even older), it's just sad. And makes the whole "The internet is autistic" stigma kind of justified in the long run.

As for why? Probably just bad or non-existent parenting. Or their parents wanted their kids raised on this shit. Who knows?
 
I did a search on their wiki, and there are six instances of them doing crossover adventures in "Thomas and the Magic Railroad". That's really quite incredible.
 
This reminds of a circle of people on DA that I spectate. They crossover EVERYTHING and remake film "parodies" (read as badly written fanfic) where they replace all the characters with other unrelated characters (so they'd remake say Tangled with Sailor Moon, Wreck It Ralph, Johnny Test, and Ninja Turtles) and all have terrible fucking art which they don't like being told about.
 
I remember when I was younger, I thought crossovers in cartoons were the greatest. Jimmy Neutron and Timmy Turner meeting in The Jimmy and Timmy Power Hour was the coolest thing ever for me at the time. The "Pooh's Adventures" crossovers and its ilk make no sense, have no rhyme or reason, and they're boring and hard to follow on top of it all.
 
Substrain-Seven said:
I remember when I was younger, I thought crossovers in cartoons were the greatest. Jimmy Neutron and Timmy Turner meeting in The Jimmy and Timmy Power Hour was the coolest thing ever for me at the time.
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I personally grew up with the Flintstones/Jetsons crossover. And watched it over, and over, and over on video.
 
Jewelsmakerguy said:
I personally grew up with the Flintstones/Jetsons crossover. And watched it over, and over, and over on video.
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I watched that, too. Even those Friday night cartoon commercials on Cartoon Network were awesome, because they had characters from different shows interacting. I'd get so tickled about it.
 
Substrain-Seven said:
I watched that, too. Even those Friday night cartoon commercials on Cartoon Network were awesome, because they had characters from different shows interacting. I'd get so tickled about it.
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And at least those had context-they were actors in those commercials. What context does Pooh's Adventures has? Well, besides Autism?
 
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