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This is pretty obviously fake lost media and should immediately be deleted. Plus, the "company" (Tidal Wave Productions) mentioned in the article is an actual YouTube channel and was never a real animation studio, and the formatting for the "lost episodes" section is copied from the LMW article on the 1973 anime adaptation of | This is pretty obviously fake lost media and should immediately be deleted. Plus, the "company" (Tidal Wave Productions) mentioned in the article is an actual YouTube channel and was never a real animation studio, and the formatting for the "lost episodes" section is copied from the LMW article on the 1973 anime adaptation of Doraemon. | ||
If the person who created the article was trying to troll and fool us that this was a real animated series that MTV rejected, they have failed miserably. | If the person who created the article was trying to troll and fool us that this was a real animated series that MTV rejected, they have failed miserably. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:39, 10 May 2018
This is pretty obviously fake lost media and should immediately be deleted. Plus, the "company" (Tidal Wave Productions) mentioned in the article is an actual YouTube channel and was never a real animation studio, and the formatting for the "lost episodes" section is copied from the LMW article on the 1973 anime adaptation of Doraemon.
If the person who created the article was trying to troll and fool us that this was a real animated series that MTV rejected, they have failed miserably.