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Pooh's Adventures (Web Video)
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Somewhere between the late 2000s and early 2010s, a very peculiar phenomenon of fan-videos began to crop up. The exact origin of where it started is unknown; it could be linked to TonyWDA (who has no connection), but most people cite Brerdaniel as the one who made it popular.The premise is as simplistic as it gets; take a show/movie/game/etc., insert various characters from other properties so that it would appear to be as if they were in on the action, (mainly Winnie the Pooh, being the namesake and all) and you're all set. The Adventures videos also have plenty of spin-offs, though the only difference between them is whose name appears in the title (Thomas and Twilight Sparkle, Brian Griffin, etc.) as the formula otherwise remains the same.There have been many different creators that have their own Adventure series (although there is a lot of overlap between them). Among the most notable are Hiatt Gray, Maggie Girl Cartoons, Inc. Pictures (formerly known as Yakko Warner Films, not to be confused with the Animaniacs' Yakko Warner), Benny the Beast (who has since retired), Ryantransformer017, and the possible creator himself, Brerdaniel. And also PerkyGoth14; who's doing something similar, as well as throwing OCs into the mix, despite claims of not being influenced by the series. Most, if not all of Christopher Spielberg's works (especially his Garfield and the Equestria Girls Series) can be seen as similar to this, though the jury's out on whether they were influenced by the series or not.The Wiki Rule applies here too. It can be seen here. There's also a spin-off series by MovieManMDG focusing on Ed, Edd n Eddy called The Ultimate Ed-Chronicles. No, really. It also has its own page.And now, we present our tropes: | |
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