I saw on the Switch E shop that some indie studio actually made a Yeah Yeah Beebiss II. I love that they didn’t even make it like a lost game made real, but actually straight up made a sequel to a game that does not exist.
I hear people say that the best way to trace the origin of something is to post it online and wait for it to get removed for infringing copyright. I like to think that's the intention here.
I had no idea Hamtaro had any “Lost media” at any point. That’s awesome because I love this show so much as it’s my childhood. Even though it was just a rumor, it was nice to see here.
If you think that's interesting, there actually was another bit of Hamtaro lost media that was not only proven to ACTUALLY exist, but was eventually found and archived online! It was a one-episode failed pitch for a different Hamtaro series that predated the more famous one, that the studio gave copies of to the animators that worked on it to keep. It's a fascinating peek into what the Hamtaro anime could have been in an alternate timeline where ShoPro didn't produce it!
@@LordArikado the OVA released in 1999 was produced by the same studio, Tokyo Movie Shinsa co., whereas the North American dub was produced by The Ocean Group. Shopro merely licensed the distribution.
My dude. You have been KILLING it with the uploads lately. You’ve gone from a channel I like to one of my favorites. Please please continue spirit quest!
Hey, that's cool, that's my post at the end there. I'm Stintergalactic over there on the lmw message boards. I think there's one more crucial thing to mention about the Beebiss mystery. After the post that was featured in this video, we were also able to get ahold of Robert. He was not interested in discussing this. So there's not much more that's likely to be found out.
This was such a nostalgia trip. Been into lost media since 2014, so I read about all of this (and watched your videos about them back in the day) throughout my journey with lost media. Out of everything, tho, I actually was very skeptical about Yeah Yeah Bebiss I, so the outcome doesn't surprise much. And I also found the indie game when wandering on the eShop the other day, I never heard of the project but I think it's neat they made it lol.
I actually found a website where I was able to watch episodes from a lesser know show from when I was younger. "Walter Melon", a show about a substitute hero for hire. Each episode was a parody of a tv show or movie, and had Walter and his sidekick Bitterbug filling in for the protagonists. Sadly, not all of the episodes are on this site. I distinctly remember an episode parodying TMNT. I don't know if it's from a second season or not, but I know Ive seen it at least twice on tv backnin the day. They made a joke about Walter taking too long to decide what kind of pizza he wanted, and Bitterbug whispering to him that their waiter fell asleep waiting. Has anyobe else seen this show/ episode?
Kirby: Right Back At Ya would sometimes change its titles late in production, but the early title would still sometimes find its way on stuff. Like "Here Comes the Son" was usually called "Kirby's Battle With the Son" on TV listings. I assume that's exactly what happened with the Hamtaro episode, since "The Warm Scarf-capade" sounds way too much like a localized title to a direct translation of the Japanese title.
There actually is a "lost episode" of Hamtaro, or rather one that got skipped over in dubbing due to the plot being something lost in translation. It was a Setsubun Festival special called "Scatter the Beans, Scare the Ogres" and is the true 83rd episode. It's honestly baffling that this would be skipped over considering that there were episodes made for Hinamatsuri and the Japanese Children's Day, Episodes 35 and 95 (or 96 technically) respectively, and there were even dubs for that episode in other languages. I'd cite a source but CZcams might automatically delete my comment for linking to another site.
I love how that forum post (18:03) randomly asks “who thinks monsters inc was an ARM ripoff?” Same with 16:07! What the hell does Monsters Inc got to do with this!? The only similarity is monsters!
I think that's kind of a shame that the AAAHH!!! Real movie was never really thing as I would've liked to have seen how the writers would've ended the show with said movie if it was real. The fact that the official SpongeBob SquarePants CZcams channel actually has all the Astrology With Squidward shorts in 1 compilation video proves that not all 12 Zodiac Signs were ever made (even though I wish they did, that would've been awesome), so I have no idea why some people would still doubt this. Another solid video, LSSQ! :D Can't wait for the next video!
10:31 I was so happy when the SpongeBob official CZcams channel uploaded Astrology with Squidward in high quality, far better than those TV rips form the early 2000's.
As someone who was deeply involved in that Yeah Yeah Beebiss search, I'm still not over it. I was going to contact a video game writer next who published a book of upcoming games right in 1989, and see where his info had come from. As that was also a big debate in the thread. But then I started my grad program and got distracted. I still hope it's a baseball game because that would be funny to me.
I think that the "Ahhh Real Monsters" movie was real, but it was canceled for more mundane reasons. Probably was canceled very early in development and because they thought that there was not enough interest to invest the time and money to make a movie.
@@TheCartoonCentralCartoonsShow as soon as I get a job at Viacom I will get right on that. /sarcasm I believe that there are tons of shows and movies that we never knew existed like that because they were canceled so early in development. Like the "Hannan Montana" Anime. Only concept art of it exists. I bet only a very basic synopsis and a couple of doodles exist for the "Ahhhh, Real Monsters" movie. (If that much.)
I bet that fake lost media creepypastas, like Squidward's self deletion or Self deletion mouse (yes, had to write it like this, otherwise it would be removed) don't help the matter either.
Make it so that lost media has a controversy or scary aspect, nah it was probably lost cause they make tons of things and they’re forgotten or they wanna sell it as extra footage later
8:40 The last 6 zodiac signs are somewhat continued in 2019 with "Undersea Horoscopes", which is basically like some kind of successor to Astrology With Squidward. They can be found in Nickelodeon India's social media accounts.
It actually makes sense to insert some gibberish as a form of anti-copying measure. Larry Bundy Jr AKA Guru Larry does so to figure out if someone it's stealing his research. I think I read/saw something about a site doing so and him calling them out.
You're exactly right, WatchMojo copied him. Top Hat Gaming covered it here: czcams.com/video/eHYCZw8DsYw/video.html My favourite part is when WatchMojo reply and "suggest" he doesn't put false information in his videos (@12:50). Like, yeah, congratulations on missing the point...
The problem with the AAAAH Real Monsters rumor is that it does sound like something Nickelodeon would do. And let's not forget "TV movie" can mean anything from feature length to a double length episode. I can see them making a 2-3 part episode and calling it a movie, since that is something they've done quite often. Look at Fairly Oddparents, especially when they hit DVD release and had "the movie" slapped on the title. Where it sounds completely suspect are the terms "series finale" and the fact that it was a year after the show quit production. Nick was heavily into thinking their kid audience was stupid enough to believe if a show doesn't have a proper finale when it ends, new episodes will magically pop up in reruns t the time. Same reason Bye Bye Beavers never got made. Also, at that point, Nick was basically treating Monsters as a redheaded stepchild of Klasky Csupo series with Rugrats being over-exposed and other KC shows in the pipeline. Not so much pretending it didn't exist, but it didn't see the same amount of love it once had when it was in production. If anything, I'd believe a "movie" being made inbetween seasons, not as an ending, especially one done after everyone was reassigned to different projects.
The zodiac with squidward shorts have always been unusual to me. I like watching TV in the early morning and remember seeing them run on nickelodeon in Belgium in around 2015 to 2016. It felt like a fever dream.
Being entirely honest the original Yeah Yeah Beebiss leads were absolute bull, They boiled down to "I put the game's title into google translate so many times it got engrished into a different topic" and "Skimmed through the game releases of the timeframe you claim your post is from and this might be it" The bare minimum of research was never done in my opinion.
ARM!!! never had the popularity when put beside other Klasky-Csupo shows at the time *cough*Rugrats*cough*. Beyond the three theatrical films they made, there was only a couple telemovies for Rocket Power.
I'm just still not convinced about the copyright thing it as there's another theory presented in the same thread that there was a baseball game that was called Yuka Yuka baseball somethingorother and that sounds so much like yeah yeah bebiss that honestly I think that makes so much more sense cuz Yuka Yuka sounds exactly like Yeah Yeah and the fact that it has baseball in it and that sounds almost identical to Bebiss, that just pretty much seals it for me that whatever that game was that, was Yeah Yeah Beebiss. In case you're wondering it was put forth by a poster named Co, and really that just answers everything. The title is perfect I believe the date was perfect, if you look at it the spelling was perfect, it was just too close to Yeah Yeah Beebiss I. Whatever that Yuka Yuka Baseball game was that just has to be it. It's too perfect of a match.
@Quilmes a 1 peso I just recalled that when Co posted it they explained the baseball game title was Yakyuu Yakyuu Baseball...I think like with a Roman numeral 2. So I can get behind you there ( wow that sounded dirtier than I expected 😏) but the main issue I have with the whole copyright trap thing is it really does require such a perfect storm of weird s*** to happen whereas a mistranslation just requires one person's hand to slip while they're writing. There really is kind of a "most obvious solution" aspect to a mistranslation.
I know "false listing" is not a theory you're particularly a fan of, but I and many others still think it's the best for all the evidence we have on hand. Even by your own metric of "most obvious solution", I'm pretty sure "false listing" wins hands down. I mean, which is more likely? Somebody translated the title of a game so poorly that it ended up as "Yeah Yeah Beebiss 1", or that someone made the title up? I will admit, until last year, I was pretty convinced it was a mistranslation too. But now that we have somebody who knew Robert who says, yeah he used to do that, he would make up names to put on lists, I don't know how any other conclusion could be drawn. There's always possibilities, but every other possibility has dwindled in likeliness since we've spoken to the people involved. And as far a Yuka Yuka Baseball being "too perfect of a match", I thought the same thing about Rai Rai. I know what it's like to be like "it's just so perfect, it checks all the boxes, it just has to be it". But I had to change my opinion and expectations to fit the available evidence.
I wonder if that rumor is true that Nintendo hated 4kids' dubs, thus GP Legend's sudden cancellation aside from low ratings. There may never be a chance for it to be re-released. We may never get those 38 missing episodes from that rumor video you posted. Nor the 3 that were left unrecorded. That's why I've been so desperate and asked Mark Thompson on Twitter if whether or not they're willing to release the missing episodes. But since 18 years have passed I don't think it's possible anymore. 😭
@@dengeki3414 The Pokemon Company, IIRC, is 1/3rd Nintendo ownership. 1/3rd further is Game Freak, and 1/3rd further is Shopro. While the combined forces of Nintendo and Game Freak may not necessarily enough for them to unilaterally make a decision like an uncut dub, it does give them significant veto power. Therefore, if Nintendo hated 4Kids' dub style, they wouldn't continue it's trends in the post-4Kids Pokemon dub. We'd logically have a Pokemon dub that, at the least, doesn't cut out the original sound score or liberally change the script. Think old Dragon Ball Z vs. Z Kai in regards to how different it should sound. Also, the fact of the matter is, nothing rights-wise is stopping Nintendo from going back and getting, say, FUNi or Sentai FIlmworks to do a new uncut dub of F-Zero: Falcon Densetsu. I know F-Zero fans have a bitter pill to swallow with this, but the series quite frankly was not profitable and never had a chance of a mass-market success simply because F-Zero is a niche brand to begin with.
4:39 how exactly can something be the reason behind the movie being cancelled if you also say that there were no plans to make it that’s like me saying “I was gonna buy that but it was too expensive although I never planned on buying it”
If you were to create the other "supposed" zodiac shorts which Bikini bottom characters do you think would fit the signs that weren't shown on the real shorts series?
15:12-21:48 Another copyright trap that DidYouKnowGaming? covered was from Jeff Rovin, who alleged that a "secret chocolate factory" level in the original Super Mario Bros. existed when he wrote his book series known as How to Win at Video Games.
"Frederick Zowski" probably meant "It wasn't dark" because they weren't even planning to make it in the first place, how can a movie be "dark" if it doesn't exist? That's what I'm taking from it at least.
How can you steal a mail order list? You'd only profit if you steal all their inventory. Not to mention that it means the company that made it can't be relied upon for accurate information. It's a waste of work to answer calls regarding a non-existent game.
I feel like Yeah Yeah Beebis I is simply a mistranslation of a real Japanese game title. I can't find any titles that could be produced about that time, but I'm starting to think it was a mistranslation. My theory is that it was simply a cheap mistranslation, perhaps published as a bootleg release of a Famicom game for the English language NES. Japanese developers made a ton of action-platform games like that in the day. My check is this. A possible developer would be a company like Hudson Soft. Hudson Soft is a Japanese developer that was sold to Konami and their most famous franchise was Bomberman. It's possible that Hudson Soft wanted to make a game that was similar to Castlevania (ironically given that Castlevania was made by Konami) and that game would have likely had an awkward title. It's possible that Forest Hills Used Game Cartridges tried to branch out and make a new title, and ended up localizing a cheap title that was developed by Hudson Soft and published by some cheap Japanese game publisher. Hence Play It Again putting this game in its listing. I said Castlevania type because the game looked like it had a vampire image on the cover, leading me to wonder if it wasn't an attempt at a Castlevania rip-off.
hilarious news, on the nintendo switch eshop there's a game called Yeah Yeah Beebiss 2, which is made to be a mythical sequel to the game that never was.
Actually in the thread, one person suggested a Pac-Man clone, and I myself thought it might have been a baseball game cuz "beebiss" is phonetically close to baseball, not to mention a ton of baseball games came out in 1989. One being called Yakyuu Ban, but there's no proof this game was going to be translated. I'm interested in why you think Hudson Soft though, I kept suggesting Tengen but IDK probably not them.
in tiny toons during the episode with the name game I thought there was a part either at the end of the song or right before one of the "talking" parts of the song where plucky says It's my turn now ( he is in the center of the screen) but before he can even start the entire cast (appearing from all around him from just off screen ) and shouts "NO!" before they sheepishly cut to Babs to continue the song. I've looked on my copy of the dvd but this isn't there. Is it real? or did I make it up. ( I know why Plucky can't play the name game, but at that age I don't think I would have made up this cutaway.. but maybe I'm not giving myself enough credit?)
Why was it thought so unlikely that Yeah Yeah Beebiss I is a copyright trap? These are super common actually; they often occurred in dictionaries and thesaurii, to be sure that nobody else was copying their text. It even happened in board games like Trivial Pursuit, in fact that's how they caught an unauthorized book of riddles/brain teasers that copied from the game. And with weird titled games out there from the era like Bubble Bobble, Mother, Cool Spot, Donkey Kong, and Yo Noid to name a few, I'm not surprised that something named "Yeah Yeah Beebiss I" would have passed muster, not being seen as the obvious copyright trap we might think it is now.
In the quote by Frederick zowski, although likely untrue, he’s saying “the film wasn’t dark, nor were they planning on making it ‘dark’ in the first place. I don’t get why LSSQ couldn’t read it that way but that’s what the quote is saying.
Sure there is a lot of lost media. But does anyone know the true amount that was lost. What about the stuff that faded from the collective memory. Something that was truly gone.
nice video, btw i think "ep29" is real. idk if thats actually the name or not, but a few of the details i have heard about it i do remember, while other details seem to be muddied by eps with somewhat similar mainplots.
with the Ahhh Real Monsters story. Doesn't Nickelodeon have a policy about giving shows a proper finale. Wan't that the reason for the last Angry Beavers episode getting cancelled?
This is coming from an anime fan: if you ever see “Malaysian version” or something that’s English language coming from Malaysia with a too good to be true price, it’s a bootleg.
Hey I got one! I've been searching for this Rugrats episode that I can say 100% aired on tv when I was 8 on Nickleodeon in 2003. It had adults voicing the babies in what sounded like a live studio audience. I believe there was a laughing audience as well? I distinctively remember putting it on when my one cousin visited, and my sister told me to change it because of the adult jokes they were making. Been trying to find it to see for myself if they actually said anything weirdly suggestive or if she was just saying that to get me to change the channel. (Pretty sure it was The Art Fair episode)
@@skies5350 I’ve used that on Reddit once to find an old PC game called Hover! I searched so many different key words on google and there is absolutely nothing.
I’ll make a post. I’m unsure if that’s the episode or not. I just remember there was a part where Angelica had the kids all in a room and the person voicing her was saying something along the lines of “now that I got all you babies alone in this room” or something.
(Reposting this because I didn't realize CZcams deletes comments that link to other sites) I might actually be able to clear up some of the confusion around the Ahhhh! Real Monsters movie. Way back in late 2004 to mid 2005 (before the site was bought out and turned into TV dot com), there was a user on the TV Tome forums by the username of Nethersparky. Nethersparky had a fansite dedicated to the Beetlejuice cartoon, Ahhhh! Real Monsters and eventually Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. On this site, Nethersparky had written an Ahhhh! Real Monsters fan-script for a movie titled "The Search for the Gromble" (or something to that effect). My theory is that someone saw the script, thought it was real and just kinda ran with it. (TV Tome users weren't the brightest TBH) I can't remember the name of Nethersparky's site and the TV dot com forums aren't archived by the Wayback Machine, but TV Tome's old boards might be. You may be able to find the source with a bit of digging.
If Yeah Yeah Beebiss really was a joke title made up by this Robert guy, then I wonder if he knows how far his silly joke went, and how he feels about being one of the biggest trolls ever.
i don't get why everyone was so desperate to dismiss the fake listing beebis theory, like it requires far less reaching than any of the others, is it just because it sounds so mundane?
I do remember an 'ahh real monsters' movie that was like... the monsters slowly fading and the main trio having to spearhead a scare campaign, but like... I don't think that's what's refrenced here.
I believe your thinking of the episode where have all the monsters gone? The Academy is in a state of panic when the monsters discover that parts of themselves are disappearing.
I gotta find and watch The Full HQ Original Broadcast of Nickelodeon’s Noggin “What Sparks You?” Special hosted by Bill Nye The Science Guy!❤️📺🎶👍🏻#Nickelodeon #BringBack1999Noggin
I saw on the Switch E shop that some indie studio actually made a Yeah Yeah Beebiss II. I love that they didn’t even make it like a lost game made real, but actually straight up made a sequel to a game that does not exist.
it's on steam too!
I hear people say that the best way to trace the origin of something is to post it online and wait for it to get removed for infringing copyright. I like to think that's the intention here.
I had no idea Hamtaro had any “Lost media” at any point. That’s awesome because I love this show so much as it’s my childhood. Even though it was just a rumor, it was nice to see here.
If you think that's interesting, there actually was another bit of Hamtaro lost media that was not only proven to ACTUALLY exist, but was eventually found and archived online! It was a one-episode failed pitch for a different Hamtaro series that predated the more famous one, that the studio gave copies of to the animators that worked on it to keep. It's a fascinating peek into what the Hamtaro anime could have been in an alternate timeline where ShoPro didn't produce it!
I've been watching a ton of Hamtaro recently
Please tell us the aahhhh real monsers movie for new evidence
@@LordArikado the OVA released in 1999 was produced by the same studio, Tokyo Movie Shinsa co., whereas the North American dub was produced by The Ocean Group. Shopro merely licensed the distribution.
Some guy in the 80s: “lemme make up a title for this thing… uh… ‘Yeah Yeah Beebiss 1’, that sounds like a silly video game…”
Fr tho
My dude. You have been KILLING it with the uploads lately. You’ve gone from a channel I like to one of my favorites. Please please continue spirit quest!
GIMME THE AAAHHHH REAL MONSTERS MOVIE OH FOR CRING OU LOUD I WANNA FUCKING KNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey, that's cool, that's my post at the end there. I'm Stintergalactic over there on the lmw message boards. I think there's one more crucial thing to mention about the Beebiss mystery. After the post that was featured in this video, we were also able to get ahold of Robert. He was not interested in discussing this. So there's not much more that's likely to be found out.
This was such a nostalgia trip. Been into lost media since 2014, so I read about all of this (and watched your videos about them back in the day) throughout my journey with lost media.
Out of everything, tho, I actually was very skeptical about Yeah Yeah Bebiss I, so the outcome doesn't surprise much. And I also found the indie game when wandering on the eShop the other day, I never heard of the project but I think it's neat they made it lol.
Yeah I too though yeah yeah beabiss existed
Make the ahhhh real monsters movie some evidene find it
@@BlueKoraidon No, I'm saying I thought it probably didn't exist.
@@TheCartoonCentralCartoonsShow what
I actually found a website where I was able to watch episodes from a lesser know show from when I was younger. "Walter Melon", a show about a substitute hero for hire. Each episode was a parody of a tv show or movie, and had Walter and his sidekick Bitterbug filling in for the protagonists. Sadly, not all of the episodes are on this site. I distinctly remember an episode parodying TMNT. I don't know if it's from a second season or not, but I know Ive seen it at least twice on tv backnin the day. They made a joke about Walter taking too long to decide what kind of pizza he wanted, and Bitterbug whispering to him that their waiter fell asleep waiting. Has anyobe else seen this show/ episode?
czcams.com/video/2_JIXPkP6BQ/video.html
Never heard of it but it sounds really funny
I saw it as a young kid. I remember seeing a few episodes but I didnt remember that was the plot. I thought it was just a fat detective.
@@yakkofan725 Awesome! Thanks for the link. I don't know how I couldn't find it before. 😄
@@Gsgirl1 Most people I talk to don't know about it. I only saw it for a brief time.
Kirby: Right Back At Ya would sometimes change its titles late in production, but the early title would still sometimes find its way on stuff. Like "Here Comes the Son" was usually called "Kirby's Battle With the Son" on TV listings. I assume that's exactly what happened with the Hamtaro episode, since "The Warm Scarf-capade" sounds way too much like a localized title to a direct translation of the Japanese title.
Seeing astrology with squidward in the thumbnail brings back memories from your old videos
Me too.
There actually is a "lost episode" of Hamtaro, or rather one that got skipped over in dubbing due to the plot being something lost in translation.
It was a Setsubun Festival special called "Scatter the Beans, Scare the Ogres" and is the true 83rd episode.
It's honestly baffling that this would be skipped over considering that there were episodes made for Hinamatsuri and the Japanese Children's Day, Episodes 35 and 95 (or 96 technically) respectively, and there were even dubs for that episode in other languages.
I'd cite a source but CZcams might automatically delete my comment for linking to another site.
You can post the link with the periods taken out.
Or add random spaces, like:
https: //youtu. be/tYCMBI7uJGM ?si=MQRj5zFRhl9fctko
I love how that forum post (18:03) randomly asks “who thinks monsters inc was an ARM ripoff?”
Same with 16:07! What the hell does Monsters Inc got to do with this!? The only similarity is monsters!
there is no forum post at 18:03
nor at 16:07
I think that's kind of a shame that the AAAHH!!! Real movie was never really thing as I would've liked to have seen how the writers would've ended the show with said movie if it was real. The fact that the official SpongeBob SquarePants CZcams channel actually has all the Astrology With Squidward shorts in 1 compilation video proves that not all 12 Zodiac Signs were ever made (even though I wish they did, that would've been awesome), so I have no idea why some people would still doubt this. Another solid video, LSSQ! :D Can't wait for the next video!
AAAHHHH REAL MONSTERS EVIDENCE PLEASE!!!!!!
I’ve always been so focused on Yeah Yeah Beebiss 1 that I never realised a game called *Xenophobe* is right under it.
That is a legit game. It’s a ripoff of Alien (Xenophobe ~ Xenomorph)
10:31 I was so happy when the SpongeBob official CZcams channel uploaded Astrology with Squidward in high quality, far better than those TV rips form the early 2000's.
I hope that someday, most if not all lost media can be found.
When time travel is invented all lost media will be found
That would be a sad day, & the begining of the most boring era in history. Its the thrill of the hunt, not the destination.
Easier said than done unfortunately
@@J0SHUAKANE Just like One Piece!
@@J0SHUAKANE agreed
As someone who was deeply involved in that Yeah Yeah Beebiss search, I'm still not over it. I was going to contact a video game writer next who published a book of upcoming games right in 1989, and see where his info had come from. As that was also a big debate in the thread. But then I started my grad program and got distracted.
I still hope it's a baseball game because that would be funny to me.
Good luck! Hopefully you find the truth!
I think that the "Ahhh Real Monsters" movie was real, but it was canceled for more mundane reasons.
Probably was canceled very early in development and because they thought that there was not enough interest to invest the time and money to make a movie.
Find the aahhhh reall monsters movie evidence
False.
@@TheCartoonCentralCartoonsShow as soon as I get a job at Viacom I will get right on that. /sarcasm
I believe that there are tons of shows and movies that we never knew existed like that because they were canceled so early in development.
Like the "Hannan Montana" Anime. Only concept art of it exists.
I bet only a very basic synopsis and a couple of doodles exist for the "Ahhhh, Real Monsters" movie. (If that much.)
It wasn't, Klasky-Csupo has stated that it was never anywhere in production in the first place
I bet that fake lost media creepypastas, like Squidward's self deletion or Self deletion mouse (yes, had to write it like this, otherwise it would be removed) don't help the matter either.
I want the ahhhh real monsters movie Evidence!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Self deletion 💀😂
Make it so that lost media has a controversy or scary aspect, nah it was probably lost cause they make tons of things and they’re forgotten or they wanna sell it as extra footage later
8:40 The last 6 zodiac signs are somewhat continued in 2019 with "Undersea Horoscopes", which is basically like some kind of successor to Astrology With Squidward. They can be found in Nickelodeon India's social media accounts.
I still want to find The Full HQ version of Nickelodeon’s “Nick-Bot Takes Over” Promo!😂🤣❤️📺🎶👍🏻
Aww I was SO excited to see there's hamtaro lost media! Sad there's no actual extra episode 😂😭 but it's still so fun to see
It actually makes sense to insert some gibberish as a form of anti-copying measure. Larry Bundy Jr AKA Guru Larry does so to figure out if someone it's stealing his research. I think I read/saw something about a site doing so and him calling them out.
You're exactly right, WatchMojo copied him. Top Hat Gaming covered it here: czcams.com/video/eHYCZw8DsYw/video.html
My favourite part is when WatchMojo reply and "suggest" he doesn't put false information in his videos (@12:50). Like, yeah, congratulations on missing the point...
@@philipcorner574 Thank you for clarifying, I'll have a look at the video. I completely forgot it was Watch Mojo out of all channels.
I love how the channel is getting more diverse with the video types
The problem with the AAAAH Real Monsters rumor is that it does sound like something Nickelodeon would do. And let's not forget "TV movie" can mean anything from feature length to a double length episode. I can see them making a 2-3 part episode and calling it a movie, since that is something they've done quite often. Look at Fairly Oddparents, especially when they hit DVD release and had "the movie" slapped on the title. Where it sounds completely suspect are the terms "series finale" and the fact that it was a year after the show quit production. Nick was heavily into thinking their kid audience was stupid enough to believe if a show doesn't have a proper finale when it ends, new episodes will magically pop up in reruns t the time. Same reason Bye Bye Beavers never got made. Also, at that point, Nick was basically treating Monsters as a redheaded stepchild of Klasky Csupo series with Rugrats being over-exposed and other KC shows in the pipeline. Not so much pretending it didn't exist, but it didn't see the same amount of love it once had when it was in production. If anything, I'd believe a "movie" being made inbetween seasons, not as an ending, especially one done after everyone was reassigned to different projects.
7:07 Ahh, that's me :/
Was a dumb kid at the time, no, it was not confirmed. Sorry for adding to the misinfo pile.
The zodiac with squidward shorts have always been unusual to me. I like watching TV in the early morning and remember seeing them run on nickelodeon in Belgium in around 2015 to 2016. It felt like a fever dream.
Being entirely honest the original Yeah Yeah Beebiss leads were absolute bull, They boiled down to "I put the game's title into google translate so many times it got engrished into a different topic" and "Skimmed through the game releases of the timeframe you claim your post is from and this might be it"
The bare minimum of research was never done in my opinion.
If you give ahhhh real monsters movie i'll give you$$$$$$$
Do you have a Discord server? You seem SUPER chill and I'd love to hang w a somewhat smaller more tight knit community of lost media fans
he's kinda active in the lost media discord
@@1deron1 Do you know where I can find it?
@@GumSkyloard The Lost Media Wiki has the link to the discord on the front page!
ARM!!! never had the popularity when put beside other Klasky-Csupo shows at the time *cough*Rugrats*cough*. Beyond the three theatrical films they made, there was only a couple telemovies for Rocket Power.
I'm just still not convinced about the copyright thing it as there's another theory presented in the same thread that there was a baseball game that was called Yuka Yuka baseball somethingorother and that sounds so much like yeah yeah bebiss that honestly I think that makes so much more sense cuz Yuka Yuka sounds exactly like Yeah Yeah and the fact that it has baseball in it and that sounds almost identical to Bebiss, that just pretty much seals it for me that whatever that game was that, was Yeah Yeah Beebiss. In case you're wondering it was put forth by a poster named Co, and really that just answers everything. The title is perfect I believe the date was perfect, if you look at it the spelling was perfect, it was just too close to Yeah Yeah Beebiss I. Whatever that Yuka Yuka Baseball game was that just has to be it. It's too perfect of a match.
@Quilmes a 1 peso I just recalled that when Co posted it they explained the baseball game title was Yakyuu Yakyuu Baseball...I think like with a Roman numeral 2. So I can get behind you there ( wow that sounded dirtier than I expected 😏) but the main issue I have with the whole copyright trap thing is it really does require such a perfect storm of weird s*** to happen whereas a mistranslation just requires one person's hand to slip while they're writing. There really is kind of a "most obvious solution" aspect to a mistranslation.
Find the ahhhh real monsters pilot beforw that will be road rashed
I know "false listing" is not a theory you're particularly a fan of, but I and many others still think it's the best for all the evidence we have on hand. Even by your own metric of "most obvious solution", I'm pretty sure "false listing" wins hands down. I mean, which is more likely? Somebody translated the title of a game so poorly that it ended up as "Yeah Yeah Beebiss 1", or that someone made the title up? I will admit, until last year, I was pretty convinced it was a mistranslation too. But now that we have somebody who knew Robert who says, yeah he used to do that, he would make up names to put on lists, I don't know how any other conclusion could be drawn. There's always possibilities, but every other possibility has dwindled in likeliness since we've spoken to the people involved. And as far a Yuka Yuka Baseball being "too perfect of a match", I thought the same thing about Rai Rai. I know what it's like to be like "it's just so perfect, it checks all the boxes, it just has to be it". But I had to change my opinion and expectations to fit the available evidence.
do you have a pop filter? great video, wasnt pumped on the hissing s's
In my opinion, "The Warm Scarf-capade" would've been a better title for that episode anyway
I wonder if that rumor is true that Nintendo hated 4kids' dubs, thus GP Legend's sudden cancellation aside from low ratings. There may never be a chance for it to be re-released. We may never get those 38 missing episodes from that rumor video you posted. Nor the 3 that were left unrecorded.
That's why I've been so desperate and asked Mark Thompson on Twitter if whether or not they're willing to release the missing episodes. But since 18 years have passed I don't think it's possible anymore. 😭
I doubt Nintendo cared.
If Nintendo disliked 4Kids dubs they should start releasing Uncut Pokemon already. (They won't.)
@@cabbusses I'm not sure Nintendo manages the pokemon anime
@@dengeki3414 The Pokemon Company, IIRC, is 1/3rd Nintendo ownership. 1/3rd further is Game Freak, and 1/3rd further is Shopro.
While the combined forces of Nintendo and Game Freak may not necessarily enough for them to unilaterally make a decision like an uncut dub, it does give them significant veto power. Therefore, if Nintendo hated 4Kids' dub style, they wouldn't continue it's trends in the post-4Kids Pokemon dub. We'd logically have a Pokemon dub that, at the least, doesn't cut out the original sound score or liberally change the script. Think old Dragon Ball Z vs. Z Kai in regards to how different it should sound.
Also, the fact of the matter is, nothing rights-wise is stopping Nintendo from going back and getting, say, FUNi or Sentai FIlmworks to do a new uncut dub of F-Zero: Falcon Densetsu. I know F-Zero fans have a bitter pill to swallow with this, but the series quite frankly was not profitable and never had a chance of a mass-market success simply because F-Zero is a niche brand to begin with.
@@cabbusses wtf is a shopro
A new video is just what I was looking for to smoke a little more herbal refreshment before going to bed.
I thought this said “disturbing” in the title and got so excited at first lol
He should make that!
Astrology with squidward is a nightmare memory for me. As a child i always hated when animation was slightly off the original show.
Picky ass 😭 /silly billy
4:39 how exactly can something be the reason behind the movie being cancelled if you also say that there were no plans to make it that’s like me saying “I was gonna buy that but it was too expensive although I never planned on buying it”
Actually I think the Fredrick quote means that paramount wanted the movie made but the people working on the show didn't want to make a movie
If you were to create the other "supposed" zodiac shorts which Bikini bottom characters do you think would fit the signs that weren't shown on the real shorts series?
15:12-21:48 Another copyright trap that DidYouKnowGaming? covered was from Jeff Rovin, who alleged that a "secret chocolate factory" level in the original Super Mario Bros. existed when he wrote his book series known as How to Win at Video Games.
14:48 - hey it's my comment, cool
First video I ever watched from you was yeah yeah beebiss, at almost 10k subs, subbed since, and amazed at how much the channel has grown
When he said the quote was confusing, I thought he’d mention that the film was cancelled despite not being planned for production in the first place
That’s what confused me too
What about the footage of the ghost activity from the sunnyvale toys r us ?
That would be cool to see agine.
Your videos are like a TikTok, they hold my attention forever. Thanks!
really? out of all the things you pick the platform with stolen content and underage children?
They want to preserve media too it would seam, despite being one of the worst websites to do so.
@@user-uo8ny1kj4c CZcams also has a lot of that.
@@namingisdifficult408 except youtube doesn't have twerking minors.
"Frederick Zowski" probably meant "It wasn't dark" because they weren't even planning to make it in the first place, how can a movie be "dark" if it doesn't exist? That's what I'm taking from it at least.
GIMME GIMME THE MOVIE OF THE AHHHH REAL MONSTERS MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe it was never made so it was canceled by default.
True, but that's still an odd way to phrase that.
Why is no one talking about zowski being an obvious monster inc reference
@@thesunisflatorganization You know zowski is a real surname right
How can you steal a mail order list? You'd only profit if you steal all their inventory. Not to mention that it means the company that made it can't be relied upon for accurate information. It's a waste of work to answer calls regarding a non-existent game.
I feel like Yeah Yeah Beebis I is simply a mistranslation of a real Japanese game title. I can't find any titles that could be produced about that time, but I'm starting to think it was a mistranslation. My theory is that it was simply a cheap mistranslation, perhaps published as a bootleg release of a Famicom game for the English language NES. Japanese developers made a ton of action-platform games like that in the day. My check is this. A possible developer would be a company like Hudson Soft. Hudson Soft is a Japanese developer that was sold to Konami and their most famous franchise was Bomberman. It's possible that Hudson Soft wanted to make a game that was similar to Castlevania (ironically given that Castlevania was made by Konami) and that game would have likely had an awkward title. It's possible that Forest Hills Used Game Cartridges tried to branch out and make a new title, and ended up localizing a cheap title that was developed by Hudson Soft and published by some cheap Japanese game publisher. Hence Play It Again putting this game in its listing. I said Castlevania type because the game looked like it had a vampire image on the cover, leading me to wonder if it wasn't an attempt at a Castlevania rip-off.
hilarious news, on the nintendo switch eshop there's a game called Yeah Yeah Beebiss 2, which is made to be a mythical sequel to the game that never was.
Actually in the thread, one person suggested a Pac-Man clone, and I myself thought it might have been a baseball game cuz "beebiss" is phonetically close to baseball, not to mention a ton of baseball games came out in 1989. One being called Yakyuu Ban, but there's no proof this game was going to be translated. I'm interested in why you think Hudson Soft though, I kept suggesting Tengen but IDK probably not them.
Your channel is like the MythBusters of lost media!
The best Yeah Yeah beebis one theory is that it’s yo noid
The Warm Scarf Capade made me think super hard about this GBC / GBA Hamtaro game i had. I swear that had to have been a part of it.
First time I watched this, about 5 minutes in, I forgot I was watching LSuperSonicQ.
Can you review the Wow Wow Wubbzy episode "Widget gets the Blooey Blues"
happy to say your channel is apart of my childhood/
in tiny toons during the episode with the name game I thought there was a part either at the end of the song or right before one of the "talking" parts of the song where plucky says It's my turn now ( he is in the center of the screen) but before he can even start the entire cast (appearing from all around him from just off screen ) and shouts "NO!" before they sheepishly cut to Babs to continue the song. I've looked on my copy of the dvd but this isn't there. Is it real? or did I make it up. ( I know why Plucky can't play the name game, but at that age I don't think I would have made up this cutaway.. but maybe I'm not giving myself enough credit?)
Pretty sure you dreamed that. I remember hoping theyd do Plucky and they didnt. I ws so disappointed
I wish you had commited to scream at the first part of "AAHH! Real Monsters" every time you mentioned the name.
have you heard about the lost backyardigins pilot there was just some new picures found for it
16:18 Funny, I was gonna mention this game to you when I noticed Ya Ya Beebiss in the thumbnail of this video, but you're way ahead of me XD
Why was it thought so unlikely that Yeah Yeah Beebiss I is a copyright trap? These are super common actually; they often occurred in dictionaries and thesaurii, to be sure that nobody else was copying their text. It even happened in board games like Trivial Pursuit, in fact that's how they caught an unauthorized book of riddles/brain teasers that copied from the game. And with weird titled games out there from the era like Bubble Bobble, Mother, Cool Spot, Donkey Kong, and Yo Noid to name a few, I'm not surprised that something named "Yeah Yeah Beebiss I" would have passed muster, not being seen as the obvious copyright trap we might think it is now.
In the quote by Frederick zowski, although likely untrue, he’s saying “the film wasn’t dark, nor were they planning on making it ‘dark’ in the first place. I don’t get why LSSQ couldn’t read it that way but that’s what the quote is saying.
Sure there is a lot of lost media. But does anyone know the true amount that was lost. What about the stuff that faded from the collective memory. Something that was truly gone.
nice video, btw i think "ep29" is real.
idk if thats actually the name or not, but a few of the details i have heard about it i do remember, while other details seem to be muddied by eps with somewhat similar mainplots.
Thanks for this
love this series keep it up
A really cool video and your intro looks very awesome
I've been watching a ton of Hamtaro recently
with the Ahhh Real Monsters story. Doesn't Nickelodeon have a policy about giving shows a proper finale. Wan't that the reason for the last Angry Beavers episode getting cancelled?
This is coming from an anime fan: if you ever see “Malaysian version” or something that’s English language coming from Malaysia with a too good to be true price, it’s a bootleg.
I remember watching some of these they were so unreal
Hey I got one! I've been searching for this Rugrats episode that I can say 100% aired on tv when I was 8 on Nickleodeon in 2003. It had adults voicing the babies in what sounded like a live studio audience. I believe there was a laughing audience as well? I distinctively remember putting it on when my one cousin visited, and my sister told me to change it because of the adult jokes they were making. Been trying to find it to see for myself if they actually said anything weirdly suggestive or if she was just saying that to get me to change the channel. (Pretty sure it was The Art Fair episode)
try going to r/helpmefind or r/tipofmytongue :)
@@skies5350 I’ve used that on Reddit once to find an old PC game called Hover! I searched so many different key words on google and there is absolutely nothing.
I’ll make a post. I’m unsure if that’s the episode or not. I just remember there was a part where Angelica had the kids all in a room and the person voicing her was saying something along the lines of “now that I got all you babies alone in this room” or something.
This is great stuff. Man.
yeah yeah beebis 1 not existing makes me so sad
Babe wake up, new LSSQ lost media video just uploaded
Yeah so I uploaded seasons 1-4 of Hamtaro on my page. I was gonna buy seasons 5 on ebay but it was sold out.
(Reposting this because I didn't realize CZcams deletes comments that link to other sites)
I might actually be able to clear up some of the confusion around the Ahhhh! Real Monsters movie.
Way back in late 2004 to mid 2005 (before the site was bought out and turned into TV dot com), there was a user on the TV Tome forums by the username of Nethersparky.
Nethersparky had a fansite dedicated to the Beetlejuice cartoon, Ahhhh! Real Monsters and eventually Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.
On this site, Nethersparky had written an Ahhhh! Real Monsters fan-script for a movie titled "The Search for the Gromble" (or something to that effect).
My theory is that someone saw the script, thought it was real and just kinda ran with it. (TV Tome users weren't the brightest TBH)
I can't remember the name of Nethersparky's site and the TV dot com forums aren't archived by the Wayback Machine, but TV Tome's old boards might be.
You may be able to find the source with a bit of digging.
Kid at 17:23 has the Norman Osborne haircut.
wow, been into lost media since 2018 remember these
Talking about lost media, do you know anything about a game called "Nikita" for the PS1?
If Yeah Yeah Beebiss really was a joke title made up by this Robert guy, then I wonder if he knows how far his silly joke went, and how he feels about being one of the biggest trolls ever.
Considering how long ago it was and how off the grid he is, he very likely has no idea.
@@cabbusses Oh he's definitely aware. We were able to contact him, and he was not interested in answering questions.
@@welovemrp00 Maybe he still thinks of this as a trade secret? Not that I'm sure how relevant it is...
Wait if we make yeah yeah beebiss 1, is it no longer lost media since it exists now.
Could be
21:19
Nike logo, LOL.
your channel makes an appearance in a didyouknowgaming video :D nifty
*_YEAH YEAH BEEBISS II_* ????
i don't get why everyone was so desperate to dismiss the fake listing beebis theory, like it requires far less reaching than any of the others, is it just because it sounds so mundane?
what is that zeta gundamn game listed in the yea yea beebis 1 page, that's what cached my eye. lol
Why everyone is commenting, there no sound? I can hear it
15:30 I thought you where gonna say Polybius
Has there been any discussion of the fact that Beebis is out of alphabetical order? I suppose it's a point in favor of deliberate fake...
Can you cite your music?
I do remember an 'ahh real monsters' movie that was like... the monsters slowly fading and the main trio having to spearhead a scare campaign, but like... I don't think that's what's refrenced here.
I believe your thinking of the episode where have all the monsters gone?
The Academy is in a state of panic when the monsters discover that parts of themselves are disappearing.
@@deaddays09 Ye that one.
Where's the sound (edit sound is working now)
The real beebis were the friends we made along the way
ooh I thought the anime Oruchuban Ebichu was Hamtaro lost media
I have that Hamtaro vcd
Yeah Yeah Beebis sounds like Bimblar Unleashed
I gotta find and watch The Full HQ Original Broadcast of Nickelodeon’s Noggin “What Sparks You?” Special hosted by Bill Nye The Science Guy!❤️📺🎶👍🏻#Nickelodeon #BringBack1999Noggin
Sound is fine besties
Yeah Yeah Beavis
Good video
There was a vidoegame in 1989 called Xenophobe?