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* Jaguar Man/Hyō Man | * Jaguar Man/Hyō Man | ||
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* Saiyūki (lost Japanese TV series based on Journey to the West; 1994) | |||
==== Advertising and Interstitial material ==== | ==== Advertising and Interstitial material ==== | ||
* Hagiya Orthopedic Surgery (pertially found Japanese orthopedic surgery commercials; 1970s-2000s) | |||
* Witch's bento factory (found cancelled Japanese ampm commercial; 2001) | * Witch's bento factory (found cancelled Japanese ampm commercial; 2001) | ||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Wanted_Suspects_(lost_Tokyo_Metropolitan_Police_Department_commercial;_1970s) Wanted Suspects (lost Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department commercial; 1970s)] | * [https://lostmediawiki.com/Wanted_Suspects_(lost_Tokyo_Metropolitan_Police_Department_commercial;_1970s) Wanted Suspects (lost Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department commercial; 1970s)] | ||
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=== Miscellaneous Media === | === Miscellaneous Media === | ||
* Doraemon (lost original source of the Doraemon image that has become a meme; existence unconfirmed; 1980s-early 2000s) | * Doraemon (lost original source of the Doraemon image that has become a meme; existence unconfirmed; 1980s-early 2000s) | ||
* Kenshōkai (partially found footage of stage show by Japanese religious group; Late 1990s-Early 2000s) | |||
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Articles written or plan to write
TV
- Utchan Nanchan no Yarunara Yaraneba! (lost footage of the Wong Ka Kui accident; 1993) [NSFL]
Animation
- Anpanman (lost first-adaptation animated; 1979)
- Kemono Friends 2 (lost production material of cancelled season 2 of anime based on mobile game; 2017)
- Kuma no Putaro (partially found anime series; 1995-1996)
Live Action
- Jaguar Man/Hyō Man
- Majin Garon
- Saiyūki (lost Japanese TV series based on Journey to the West; 1994)
Advertising and Interstitial material
- Hagiya Orthopedic Surgery (pertially found Japanese orthopedic surgery commercials; 1970s-2000s)
- Witch's bento factory (found cancelled Japanese ampm commercial; 2001)
- Wanted Suspects (lost Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department commercial; 1970s)
Video Games
Arcade
- Au (partially found build of cancelled arcade shoot 'em up game; 1983)
- Burai Fighter (lost build of cancelled arcade game port of Famicom shoot 'em up; 1990s)
- Kozōtai Gaccho (lost build of cancelled arcade game; 1987)
- Sega Wakuwaku Series (partially found build of kiddie ride arcade game; 1991-1998)
Famicom/NES
- Aruden Raruden (lost original build of Robocco Wars of Famicom platformer; 1991)
- Crazy Land (found build of cancelled US localization of Famicom platformer; 1991)
- Dungeon Hōrōki (lost build of cancelled Famicom role-playing game; 1989)
- Genjū Sōseiki (lost build of cancelled Famicom strategy game; 1990)
- Legend of Hero Tonma (lost build of cancelled Famicom/NES port of arcade platformer; 1990)
- Rush & Crash/The Speed Rumbler (lost build of cancelled Famicom action-shooter game based on the arcade game; 1987)
- Shōnen Majutsushi Indy (lost build of cancelled Famicom role-playing game; 1992)
- Strider Hiryu (partially found of cancelled Famicom platformer; 1988)
- Tetris (found build of official licensed NES game by Tengen; 1987-1988)
Famicom Disk System
- Nobunaga Senki (partially lost unreleased Famicom role-playing game; date unknown)
- Palps (lost build of cancelled Famicom game; 1986)
NEC PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16
- Dinoforce (partially found build of shoot 'em up game for PC Engine; 1993)
- PC Cocoron (lost build of cancelled PC Engine port of Famicom platformer; 1993)
Nintendo 64/64DD
- Ōkōchi Gengorō Ikka (lost build of game for Nintendo 64DD; late 1990s)
Sega Mega Drive/Genesis
- Tetris (found build of cancelled Sega Mega Drive port of arcade game; 1988)
Other
Internet Media
Literature
Comics
- Mise (lost unreleased early manga by Kazutoshi Soyama; date unknown)
Miscellaneous Media
- Doraemon (lost original source of the Doraemon image that has become a meme; existence unconfirmed; 1980s-early 2000s)
- Kenshōkai (partially found footage of stage show by Japanese religious group; Late 1990s-Early 2000s)