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|title=<center>Midnight Horror School production video</center>
|title=<center>Midnight Horror School production video</center>
|image=mhs.jpg
|image=mhs.jpg
|imagecaption=The ''Midnight Horror School'' characters.
|imagecaption=The ''Midnight Horror School'' characters.
|status=<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
|status=<span style="color:green;">'''Found'''</span>
|datefound=16 Jan 2022
|foundby=[https://www.youtube.com/c/SnowPecola097 SnowPecola097]
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''Midnight Horror School'' was a Japanese CGI kids TV series made by Naomi Iwata in collaboration with Milky Cartoon. It is about a group of strange creatures and their lives in school. '''The production video''' for the series is extremely hard to find on the internet.
'''Midnight Horror School''' was a Japanese CGI kids TV series made by Naomi Iwata in collaboration with Milky Cartoon. It is about a group of strange creatures and their lives in school. '''The production video''' for the series is extremely hard to find on the internet.


==Background==
==Background==
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The Purepics website is publicly accessible, but the Midnight Horror School page has since been removed from their works portfolio.
The Purepics website is publicly accessible, but the Midnight Horror School page has since been removed from their works portfolio.


The video was originally hosted at [http://www.purepics.co.jp/html/works.htm this address], but is no longer accessible. A backup of the website exists on the Wayback machine, but the page content is unable to be loaded.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20150712164925/http://www.purepics.co.jp/html/works.htm#inline_content_MHS An archive of the Purepics website on the Wayback Machine.] Retrieved 07 Jun '19</ref>
The video was originally hosted at [http://www.purepics.co.jp/html/works.htm this address], but is no longer accessible. A backup of the website exists on the Wayback machine, but the page content is unable to be loaded.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20150712164925/http://www.purepics.co.jp/html/works.htm#inline_content_MHS An archive of the Purepics website on the Wayback Machine.] Retrieved 07 Jun '19</ref> Contact with Purepics has been unsuccessful, and any social media of theirs was last updated on April 19th, 2018.


Contact with Purepics has been unsuccessful, and any social media of theirs was last updated on April 19th, 2018.
On January 16, 2022, YouTube user [https://www.youtube.com/c/SnowPecola097 SnowPecola097] uploaded the MHS Production Video and is now available to be viewed on YouTube. They stated that they had downloaded the video prior before it got deleted from Purepics' website. The filename for the production video entitled '''"MHS01A_anim_1223_1.mp4"''' had been sitting on their computer for years and had been uploaded one time but deleted due to possible copyright claims. They also have uploaded the production video on their Google Drive available to be seen for archival and backup purposes.<ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1W6tqTvsLAsTbno0l1weRCc0MLD9jnAhT/view Backup video link uploaded by SkyPecola097 on their Google Drive] Retrieved 16 Jan '22</ref>
 
 
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Latest revision as of 08:35, 19 March 2023

Mhs.jpg

The Midnight Horror School characters.

Status: Found

Date found: 16 Jan 2022

Found by: SnowPecola097

Midnight Horror School was a Japanese CGI kids TV series made by Naomi Iwata in collaboration with Milky Cartoon. It is about a group of strange creatures and their lives in school. The production video for the series is extremely hard to find on the internet.

Background

Sometime around 2016, now-deactivated Tumblr user nsponge200 located a production video of the series Midnight Horror School. The link was reblogged by user dockymhs, which preserved the post even after the original user’s deactivation. The post states,

“I found this production video of MHS episode 1a but with some deleted scenes, and no sound/background music but the voices.”

The post also contains a link to a website for the company ‘Purepics’[1]. These two Tumblr users are the only people noted to have seen this footage before its deletion. It was previously listed under the 2002 section of the Purepics works page, under the title “2002 ミッドナイトホラースクール ミッドナイトホラースクール” It was removed from the Purepics website sometime after Nov 22nd, 2015, found from the last capture on the Wayback page.

Availability

The Purepics website is publicly accessible, but the Midnight Horror School page has since been removed from their works portfolio.

The video was originally hosted at this address, but is no longer accessible. A backup of the website exists on the Wayback machine, but the page content is unable to be loaded.[2] Contact with Purepics has been unsuccessful, and any social media of theirs was last updated on April 19th, 2018.

On January 16, 2022, YouTube user SnowPecola097 uploaded the MHS Production Video and is now available to be viewed on YouTube. They stated that they had downloaded the video prior before it got deleted from Purepics' website. The filename for the production video entitled "MHS01A_anim_1223_1.mp4" had been sitting on their computer for years and had been uploaded one time but deleted due to possible copyright claims. They also have uploaded the production video on their Google Drive available to be seen for archival and backup purposes.[3]


"Midnight Horror School" Production Video uploaded by SnowPecola097 on YouTube.

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