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==Created articles== | ==Created articles== | ||
===Advertising/Interstitial Material=== | ===Advertising/Interstitial Material=== | ||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Seiko%27s_%22first-aired%22_commercial_(lost_first_Japanese_commercial_to_be_broadcasted_in_Japanese_TV;_1953) Seiko's "first-aired" commercial (lost first Japanese commercial to be broadcasted in Japanese TV; 1953)] | |||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Witch%27s_Lunch_Box_Factory_(found_cancelled_ampm_commercial_in_Japan;_2001) Witch's Lunch Box Factory (found cancelled ampm commercial in Japan; 2001)] | * [https://lostmediawiki.com/Witch%27s_Lunch_Box_Factory_(found_cancelled_ampm_commercial_in_Japan;_2001) Witch's Lunch Box Factory (found cancelled ampm commercial in Japan; 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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====Animation==== | ====Animation==== | ||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Kochira_Katsushika-ku_Kameari_K%C5%8Den-mae_Hashutsujo_(lost_adaptation_of_animated_short_film_based_on_manga;_1985) Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo (lost adaptation of animated short film based on manga; 1985)] | * [https://lostmediawiki.com/Kochira_Katsushika-ku_Kameari_K%C5%8Den-mae_Hashutsujo_(lost_adaptation_of_animated_short_film_based_on_manga;_1985) Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo (lost adaptation of animated short film based on manga; 1985)] | ||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Toy_Box_Series_(partially_found_Japanese_animated_short_series;_1933-1934) Toy Box Series (partially found Japanese animated short series; 1933-1934)] | |||
===Internet Media=== | ===Internet Media=== | ||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Syamu_game_(partially_lost_Japanese_YouTuber_videos;_2010-2014) Syamu_game (partially lost Japanese YouTuber videos; 2010-2014)] | * [https://lostmediawiki.com/Syamu_game_(partially_lost_Japanese_YouTuber_videos;_2010-2014) Syamu_game (partially lost Japanese YouTuber videos; 2010-2014)] | ||
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* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Koz%C5%8Dtai_Gaccho_(lost_build_of_cancelled_arcade_game;_1987) Kozōtai Gaccho (lost build of cancelled arcade game; 1987)] | * [https://lostmediawiki.com/Koz%C5%8Dtai_Gaccho_(lost_build_of_cancelled_arcade_game;_1987) Kozōtai Gaccho (lost build of cancelled arcade game; 1987)] | ||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Legend_of_Hero_Tonma_(lost_build_of_cancelled_Famicom/NES_port_of_arcade_platformer;_1990) Legend of Hero Tonma (lost build of cancelled Famicom/NES port of arcade platformer; 1990)] | * [https://lostmediawiki.com/Legend_of_Hero_Tonma_(lost_build_of_cancelled_Famicom/NES_port_of_arcade_platformer;_1990) Legend of Hero Tonma (lost build of cancelled Famicom/NES port of arcade platformer; 1990)] | ||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Mii_(lost_early_concept_builds_of_customized_avatar_by_Nintendo;_1980s-2000s) Mii (lost early concept builds of customized avatar by Nintendo; 1980s-2000s)] | |||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Mike_Ditka%27s_Big_Play_Football/Quarterback_Scramble_(partially_found_build_of_cancelled_US_localization_of_NES_football_game;_1990) Mike Ditka's Big Play Football/Quarterback Scramble (partially found build of cancelled US localization of NES football game; 1990)] | |||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Ninja_Taro_(lost_build_of_cancelled_US_localization_of_Famicom_platformer;_1988-1989) Ninja Taro (lost build of cancelled US localization of Famicom platformer; 1988-1989)] | * [https://lostmediawiki.com/Ninja_Taro_(lost_build_of_cancelled_US_localization_of_Famicom_platformer;_1988-1989) Ninja Taro (lost build of cancelled US localization of Famicom platformer; 1988-1989)] | ||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Nobunaga_Senki_(partially_lost_unreleased_Famicom_role-playing_game;_date_unknown) Nobunaga Senki (partially lost unreleased Famicom role-playing game; date unknown)] | * [https://lostmediawiki.com/Nobunaga_Senki_(partially_lost_unreleased_Famicom_role-playing_game;_date_unknown) Nobunaga Senki (partially lost unreleased Famicom role-playing game; date unknown)] | ||
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* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Soldam_(partially_found_build_of_cancelled_Famicom_port_of_arcade_puzzle_game;_1993) Soldam (partially found build of cancelled Famicom port of arcade puzzle game; 1993)] | * [https://lostmediawiki.com/Soldam_(partially_found_build_of_cancelled_Famicom_port_of_arcade_puzzle_game;_1993) Soldam (partially found build of cancelled Famicom port of arcade puzzle game; 1993)] | ||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Spellcraft_(found_build_of_cancelled_SNES_port_of_DOS_strategy_game;_1993) Spellcraft (found build of cancelled SNES port of DOS strategy game; 1993)] | * [https://lostmediawiki.com/Spellcraft_(found_build_of_cancelled_SNES_port_of_DOS_strategy_game;_1993) Spellcraft (found build of cancelled SNES port of DOS strategy game; 1993)] | ||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Spy_vs._Spy:_The_Island_Caper_(lost_build_cancelled_US_localization_of_NES_game_based_on_comic_strip;_1989) Spy vs. Spy: The Island Caper (lost build cancelled US localization of NES game based on comic strip; 1989)] | |||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Street_Fighter_(lost_build_of_cancelled_NES_port_of_fighting_arcade_game;_1988) Street Fighter (lost build of cancelled NES port of fighting arcade game; 1988)] | * [https://lostmediawiki.com/Street_Fighter_(lost_build_of_cancelled_NES_port_of_fighting_arcade_game;_1988) Street Fighter (lost build of cancelled NES port of fighting arcade game; 1988)] | ||
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/Strider_Hiryu_(partially_found_of_cancelled_Famicom_platformer;_1988) Strider Hiryu (partially found of cancelled Famicom platformer; 1988)] | * [https://lostmediawiki.com/Strider_Hiryu_(partially_found_of_cancelled_Famicom_platformer;_1988) Strider Hiryu (partially found of cancelled Famicom platformer; 1988)] | ||
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==Articles to be created soon== | ==Articles to be created soon== | ||
* | * Jōruri (found Japanese anti-illegal business PSA; 1992) | ||
* Ketchup: Cats Who Cook (lost Japanese version of an animated series co-produced by Japan and Australia; 1998) | * Ketchup: Cats Who Cook (lost Japanese version of an animated series co-produced by Japan and Australia; 1998) | ||
* | * Metal Slug (lost early build Japanese arcade platformer; 1995) | ||
* | * Police Academy: The Video Game (partially found build of NES game based on the animated series; 1990) | ||
* Prin Prin Monogatari (partially lost Japanese puppet TV series; 1979-1982) | |||
* Psycho Soldier (lost build of cancelled Famicom platformer port of arcade game; 1987) | * Psycho Soldier (lost build of cancelled Famicom platformer port of arcade game; 1987) | ||
* Suidō Kōji (lost early build of Gorby no Pipeline Daisakusen; 1990) | * Suidō Kōji (lost early build of Gorby no Pipeline Daisakusen; 1990) | ||
* "Synchro-Te" aka "The Synchronized Hand" (lost Japanese commercial; existence unconfirmed; late 1990s-late 2000s) | |||
* Tower of the Sun "Underground Sun" (partially lost artwork by Tarō Okamoto; 1970) | |||
==Uncreated articles== | ==Uncreated articles== | ||
* Alien 2 (found build of Famicom Disk System platformer based on the film of the same name; 1987) | * Alien 2 (found build of Famicom Disk System platformer based on the film of the same name; 1987) | ||
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* Hagiya Orthopedic Surgery (pertially found Japanese orthopedic surgery commercials; 1970s-2000s) | * Hagiya Orthopedic Surgery (pertially found Japanese orthopedic surgery commercials; 1970s-2000s) | ||
* Happily Ever After (found build of NES platformer based on the animated fantasy film; 1991) | * Happily Ever After (found build of NES platformer based on the animated fantasy film; 1991) | ||
* Kindaichi Shōnen no Gyūnyū Research () | * Kindaichi Shōnen no Gyūnyū Research () | ||
* Megumi Rescue (found build of cancelled arcade game; 1987) | * Megumi Rescue (found build of cancelled arcade game; 1987) | ||
* Oba Q Tanjō (lost recording of stage show based on Obake no Q-Tarō; 1966) | * Oba Q Tanjō (lost recording of stage show based on Obake no Q-Tarō; 1966) | ||
* Okāsan to Issho (partially lost of Japanese children TV show; early 1960s) | * Okāsan to Issho (partially lost of Japanese children TV show; early 1960s) | ||
* Palps (lost build of cancelled Famicom Disk System game; 1986) | * Palps (lost build of cancelled Famicom Disk System game; 1986) | ||
* Poppers/Popil (lost build of cancelled Super Famicom platformer; 1990) | * Poppers/Popil (lost build of cancelled Super Famicom platformer; 1990) | ||
* Romper Room (lost Japanese children TV show; 1963-1979) | * Romper Room (lost Japanese children TV show; 1963-1979) | ||
* Sakamoto Ryoma (lost build of cancelled Famicom role-playing game; 1988) | * Sakamoto Ryoma (lost build of cancelled Famicom role-playing game; 1988) | ||
* Street Hero (found build of cancelled US localization of Korean NES fighting game; 1993) | * Street Hero (found build of cancelled US localization of Korean NES fighting game; 1993) | ||
* Tetris (found build of cancelled Sega Mega Drive port of arcade game; 1988) | * Tetris (found build of cancelled Sega Mega Drive port of arcade game; 1988) | ||
* Titan Warriors | * Titan Warriors | ||
* Undercover Cops | * Undercover Cops | ||
* Yūge Mae (lost first Japanese TV series; 1940) | * Yūge Mae (lost first Japanese TV series; 1940) | ||
Revision as of 09:02, 21 May 2023
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Created articles
Advertising/Interstitial Material
- Seiko's "first-aired" commercial (lost first Japanese commercial to be broadcasted in Japanese TV; 1953)
- Witch's Lunch Box Factory (found cancelled ampm commercial in Japan; 2001)
- Wanted Suspects (lost Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department commercial; 1970s)
Comics
Films/Shorts
Animation
- Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo (lost adaptation of animated short film based on manga; 1985)
- Toy Box Series (partially found Japanese animated short series; 1933-1934)
Internet Media
Recordings of Real Incidents
- Bandai Super Musical: Saint Seiya (partially found footage of stage play by a Japanese idol group; 1991)
- Kenshōkai (partially found recording of stage show by Japanese religious group; 1995-2002)
TV
Animation
- Anpanman (lost first anime adaptation of manga series; 1979)
- Contos dos 1001 dias (lost Galician stop-motion animated TV series based on The Thousand and One Days; date unknown)
- Kemono Friends 2 (lost production material of cancelled second season of anime based on mobile game; 2017)
- Kuma no Putaro (partially found anime series; 1995-1996)
Live Action
- Curriculamachine (partially found Japanese children's TV series; 1974)
- Majin Garon (lost unaired tokusatsu TV pilot based on the manga by Tezuka Osamu; 1961, 1971)
- Damned Files "Memories of Earth" (lost unaired episode of Japanese horror TV series; 2004)
Animation/Live Action
Video Games
- Arden Rarden (lost early build of Famicom platformer Robocco Wars; 1990)
- Burai Fighter (lost build of cancelled shoot 'em up arcade game; 1993)
- Ashita tenki ni nāre/Capcom Golf (lost build of arcade game based on the golf manga; 1991)
- Au (partially found build of cancelled arcade shoot 'em up game; 1983)
- Crazy Land (found build of cancelled US localization of Famicom platformer; 1991)
- Dinoforce (partially found build of shoot 'em up game for PC Engine; 1993)
- Dungeon Hōrōki (lost build of cancelled Famicom roguelike role-playing game; 1988)
- The Fairyland Story (partially found build of cancelled Famicom/NES port of arcade game; 1986, 1990)
- Family Computer Network System/TV-NET (partially found ROM and peripherals of telecommunication service for Famicom; 1987-1991)
- Genjū Sōseiki (lost build of cancelled Famicom strategy game; 1990)
- Kozōtai Gaccho (lost build of cancelled arcade game; 1987)
- Legend of Hero Tonma (lost build of cancelled Famicom/NES port of arcade platformer; 1990)
- Mii (lost early concept builds of customized avatar by Nintendo; 1980s-2000s)
- Mike Ditka's Big Play Football/Quarterback Scramble (partially found build of cancelled US localization of NES football game; 1990)
- Ninja Taro (lost build of cancelled US localization of Famicom platformer; 1988-1989)
- Nobunaga Senki (partially lost unreleased Famicom role-playing game; date unknown)
- Ōkami Tachi no Yabō (lost build of cancelled baseball-themed adventure game for Famicom; 1990)
- Ōkōchi Gengorō Ikka (lost build of unreleased Nintendo 64 simulation game; late 1990s)
- PC Cocoron (lost build of cancelled platformer for PC Engine; 1992)
- Rush & Crash/The Speed Rumbler (lost build of cancelled Famicom action-shooter port of arcade game; 1987)
- Shinkai (lost build of cancelled simulation/action game for Famicom; 1989)
- Shōnen Majutsushi Indy (lost build of cancelled Famicom role-playing game; 1992)
- Soldam (partially found build of cancelled Famicom port of arcade puzzle game; 1993)
- Spellcraft (found build of cancelled SNES port of DOS strategy game; 1993)
- Spy vs. Spy: The Island Caper (lost build cancelled US localization of NES game based on comic strip; 1989)
- Street Fighter (lost build of cancelled NES port of fighting arcade game; 1988)
- Strider Hiryu (partially found of cancelled Famicom platformer; 1988)
- Super Rescue/Blazebusters (lost build of cancelled US localization of Famicom game; 1989, 1991)
- Tetris (found early build of NES game by Tengen; 1988)
- The Terminator (lost build of NES platformer based on film of same name; 1989)
- Tōhō Kenbun Roku (lost uncensored build of adventure game for Famicom; 1988)
- Wardner no Mori (lost build of cancelled PC Engine port of arcade platformer; 1988-1989)
Other
Articles to be created soon
- Jōruri (found Japanese anti-illegal business PSA; 1992)
- Ketchup: Cats Who Cook (lost Japanese version of an animated series co-produced by Japan and Australia; 1998)
- Metal Slug (lost early build Japanese arcade platformer; 1995)
- Police Academy: The Video Game (partially found build of NES game based on the animated series; 1990)
- Prin Prin Monogatari (partially lost Japanese puppet TV series; 1979-1982)
- Psycho Soldier (lost build of cancelled Famicom platformer port of arcade game; 1987)
- Suidō Kōji (lost early build of Gorby no Pipeline Daisakusen; 1990)
- "Synchro-Te" aka "The Synchronized Hand" (lost Japanese commercial; existence unconfirmed; late 1990s-late 2000s)
- Tower of the Sun "Underground Sun" (partially lost artwork by Tarō Okamoto; 1970)
Uncreated articles
- Alien 2 (found build of Famicom Disk System platformer based on the film of the same name; 1987)
- Cosmic System (lost build of cancelled Famicom Disk System game; 1987)
- Dotanba no Manner (lost TV anime series; 1984-1987)
- Fighting Polygon/FX Fighter (lost build of cancelled Super Famicom fighting game; 1995)
- Futati Daka (lost TV anime series; 1984-1985)
- Gegege no Kitarō: Yōkai JAPAN Rally 3D (lost anime short film; 2008)
- Gekiga SEX Hibun (lost japanese adult animated film; 1973)
- Gensan no Quiz Triathlon (lost build of cancelled Famicom quiz game; 1993)
- Hagiya Orthopedic Surgery (pertially found Japanese orthopedic surgery commercials; 1970s-2000s)
- Happily Ever After (found build of NES platformer based on the animated fantasy film; 1991)
- Kindaichi Shōnen no Gyūnyū Research ()
- Megumi Rescue (found build of cancelled arcade game; 1987)
- Oba Q Tanjō (lost recording of stage show based on Obake no Q-Tarō; 1966)
- Okāsan to Issho (partially lost of Japanese children TV show; early 1960s)
- Palps (lost build of cancelled Famicom Disk System game; 1986)
- Poppers/Popil (lost build of cancelled Super Famicom platformer; 1990)
- Romper Room (lost Japanese children TV show; 1963-1979)
- Sakamoto Ryoma (lost build of cancelled Famicom role-playing game; 1988)
- Street Hero (found build of cancelled US localization of Korean NES fighting game; 1993)
- Tetris (found build of cancelled Sega Mega Drive port of arcade game; 1988)
- Titan Warriors
- Undercover Cops
- Yūge Mae (lost first Japanese TV series; 1940)