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On November 24th, 2020, [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNXgjAZLsG9HfLz7N3lCarw kyng wzrd] discovered he had the Volume 1 VHS, and uploaded two previously lost animations. This confirmed that these animations were made in 1999 at the earliest. | On November 24th, 2020, [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNXgjAZLsG9HfLz7N3lCarw kyng wzrd] discovered he had the Volume 1 VHS, and uploaded two previously lost animations. This confirmed that these animations were made in 1999 at the earliest. | ||
On March 13th, 2024, PhilLeBrave upload the entire "Stories from Birdvillage" which contains a 45 minute film called "Birdvillage: The Movie" which it was previously lost at the time, but it was now found. | |||
On March 16th, 2024, Zackzilla made a tweet about the Birdvillage movie been found on Twitter saying "Birdvillage: The Movie is now found and ready to watch for everyone." He thanks him for uploading this "delightful and rarest classic of all time." He also said that he is really proud of what he has done and says that he "could watch that every single time if he wanted to." | |||
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Revision as of 02:43, 16 March 2024
Birdvillage is a series of shorts made between 1999 and 2002 by Scott Cawthon (widely known for his video game series, Five Nights at Freddy's). These animations centered around a group of birds named Beak, Sea Bill, Stork and Camo, who would go on wild adventures. The segments had to do with travelling to the moon (Beak's Vacation), fighting giant snowball-blasting robots (Beak's Snowball Fight), and travelling through time (presumably, Birdvillage: The Movie).
Availability
Very little info can be found on these animations, as they are very obscure. Two VHS tapes of this series are known to exist; Birdvillage Volume 1, released in 1999, and Stories from Birdvillage, released in 2002. Until November 24th, 2020, the only short that could be found was Beak's Snowball Fight, which was released as a bonus feature on Return to Mushsnail, another one of Scott Cawthon's animations. The most obscure of the Birdvillage videos, however, is Birdvillage: Second Nest. It is assumed to be the sequel to Birdvillage: The Movie. The only reference of it that has ever been found was on Scott Cawthon's website under his sample works.[1]
On November 24th, 2020, kyng wzrd discovered he had the Volume 1 VHS, and uploaded two previously lost animations. This confirmed that these animations were made in 1999 at the earliest.
On March 13th, 2024, PhilLeBrave upload the entire "Stories from Birdvillage" which contains a 45 minute film called "Birdvillage: The Movie" which it was previously lost at the time, but it was now found.
On March 16th, 2024, Zackzilla made a tweet about the Birdvillage movie been found on Twitter saying "Birdvillage: The Movie is now found and ready to watch for everyone." He thanks him for uploading this "delightful and rarest classic of all time." He also said that he is really proud of what he has done and says that he "could watch that every single time if he wanted to."
Segments
# | Segment | Length (in minutes) | Status |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Beak's Adventure | 15 | Found |
2 | Beak's Vacation | 15 | Found |
3 | Beak's Snowball Fight | 15 | Found |
4 | Birdvillage: The Movie | 45 | Found |
5 | Birdvillage: Second Nest | Unknown | Lost |
Videos
Gallery
External Link
- Official Birdvillage website (archived link). Retrieved 27 Jul '18
Reference
- ↑ Archived link to Scott Cawthon's website that has his sample works. Retrieved 27 Jul '18