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Shippiddge is a former Smash Bros Machinima content creator who started the series SmashTasm in 2007 which is a famous series during 2007-2010, he later started doing Source Film Maker animations later on in late-2012. In 2013 he started the series Starter Squad, and is still making the series today spending most of the years completing the 12 episode series. During sometime in 2018-2019, many of the older videos have been deleted or privated on the channel, making many of them lost media. While most of them can be found in one of Shippiddge's playlists called "OLD Videos"[1]
Background
During 2007-2010, he has mostly made SmashTasm content with some live action videos in the mix in which were vlogs and short movies. However mostly throughout 2013, Shippiddge has moved on with Starter Squad. And has stopped doing Smash Bros Machinima content and live action content altogether, and has moved to Source Film Maker animations. He mostly switched content to see how well each content would do, and his Starter Squad series did very well infact gaining more views than his original SmashTasm series he done back in 2007. Most videos that don't have something to do with Starter Squad are mostly abandoned, or unlisted/privated/removed from the channel altogether during 2018.
Missing Videos
Video Title | Status | Notes and Descriptions |
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Happy Birthday Shadow Fox | Found | A birthday celebration video, meant for one of Shippiddge's friends. Made on March 1, 2009. A Wayback Machine archive with the YouTube video page and video feed saved from 2010 can be found online.[2] |
Bus Stop Trailer Thing | Lost | Some sort of trailer for a planned project by Shippiddge. The trailer could also be watched on Machinima, until the site was shut down in 2019. The link to the video redirects the user into a "This video isn't available anymore" page, making the video lost to time. |
What is creativity? | Lost | A vlog video that talks about creativity. |
Toooucan Logo | Lost | The Toooucan Logo, meant for a company. |
The Return | Lost | A video about Shippiddge showing off the SmashTasm updates on a website called Toooucan. |
Everything. | Lost | A live action skit of some sorts. |
Shippiddge Live | Found | An early YouTube livestream using Google Hangouts. Made on July 29, 2012. A Wayback Machine archive with the YouTube video page and video feed saved from 2021 can be found online.[3] |
setsudan.mov | Found | Some short live action film. A reupload by Shippiddge can be found on one of his alternative channels called "Pierce Shipp" |
War Puppet | Found | A video of a wooden puppet, meant for a school assignment. A reupload by Shippiddge can be found on one of his alternative channels called "Pierce Shipp" |
Milk con Carne | Found | A short live action film, with the older thumbnail showing a cake. The original link to the video redirects the user into a "This video isn't available anymore" page, however a reupload by Shippiddge can be found on one of his alternative channels called "Pierce Shipp" |
Toooucan | Found | A short 10 second video of a Toucan, Made on May 13, 2011 and the description says: Toooucan belongs to Matt Vargas. A Wayback Machine archive with the YouTube video page and video feed saved from 2021 can be found online. [4] |
Flying | Lost | A Smash Bros video about Rob the Robot. Made on March 30, 2009 and the description of the video says: THE WINNER OF THE AUDIENCE AWARD, and it's all thanks to you: the fans. Everyone who voted for this video made it what it is, and for that I thank you. I love you. A Wayback Machine archive of the video page from 2014 can be found online, however the video feed was not saved making this video lost to time.[5] |
Can't Focus | Found | A Smash Bros Melee video about Captain Falcon, in which Shippiddge is streaming in front of an audience on Twitch. Made on November 28, 2013. A Wayback Machine archive with the YouTube video page and video feed saved from 2017 can be found online.[6] |
Shippiddge on YouTube | Found | A early channel trailer made around 2015, showcasing some earlier works. Most notably Starter Squad |
Smashtasm News #2 | Lost | A video of Shippiddge announcing the news on his SmashTasm series, video was uploaded on November 2, 2007. Other than a Wayback Machine archive of the YouTube video page from 2008, the video feed was not saved at all. Making this video lost to time. [7] |
Rickroll'd iPhones | Found | A video of Shippiddge putting Rick Rolls on iPhones at the Apple store. The video was uploaded on October 7, 2007. A Wayback Machine archive with the YouTube video page and video feed saved from 2010 can be found online. [8] |
Shipp and Tom play Video Games | Lost | A video of Shippiddge and his friend Tom playing video games. Video is privated by the creator, so it could be possibly brought back online if the video is put into a unlisted state. |
Availability
Some of the videos can be found from Wayback Machine archives in which their video feeds were saved, while most are lost with the thumbnails being saved, and some are on his alternative channel called "Pierce Shipp". With "Shippiddge on YouTube" being mirrored on YouTube by BlastoiseTheYTPer.
Gallery
References
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20120709153642/https://www.youtube.com/user/Shippiddge/videos Retrieved 23 Sep '22
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20100627184247/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OYFkrDLfe4 Retrieved 24 Sep '22
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20210718215318/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxEbmExRsaE Retrieved 24 Sep '22
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20210720041908/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9A096QfOB4o Retrieved 24 Sep '22
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20141102120347/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjQwR3qlAyo Retrieved 24 Sep '22
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20170202060020/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oSJn7cfYU Retrieved 24 Sep '22
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20081113034843/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GTuAGbjSJw Retrieved 24 Sep '22
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20100627175841/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udvLE-y3uHc Retrieved 24 Sep '22