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= Origami Warriors =
= Origami Warriors =
''Origami Warriors'' was a manhwa created by Jhou Sian Zong, that was adapted into a 2000's Korean animated series, with several changes. These included how the Origami Genies worked, a lighthearted tone and character designs more reminiscient of 2000's anime, like ''Pokémon'' and ''Yu-Gi-Oh!''. '''An English dub was also produced by Vitello Productions''', who also dubbed the anime ''Crayon Shin-chan''.
'''Note:''' I have found a longer video of what might be the original pilot. Must research to see if this is the correct reupload.
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<code><nowiki>{{InfoboxLost
|title=<center>Origami Warriors - Official English dub</center>
|status=<span style="color: orange;">Partially Lost</span>
}}</nowiki></code>
''Origami Warriors'' was a manhwa created by Jhou Sian Zong, that was adapted into a 2000's Korean animated series, with several changes. These included how the Origami Genies worked, a lighthearted tone and character designs more reminiscient of 2000's anime, like ''Pokémon'' and ''Yu-Gi-Oh!''. An English dub was also produced by Vitello Productions, who also [[Shin Chan (found LUK Internacional English dub of anime based on manga series; 2015)|dubbed the anime ''Crayon Shin-chan''.]]


An official video was published as a "sales pitch pilot" on Vitello's website, but is no longer viewable. However, footage can be seen in a YouTube video titled "Best of Origami Warriors", which had compiled various snippets. Other than that, distribution was scarce. Like ''Shin-Chan'''s dub, it featured notable voice actors that have contributed in a variety of American cartoons.
An official video [http://www.vitello.com/training.html was published as a "sales pilot"] on Vitello's website, but is currently no longer accessible. However, footage can be seen in a YouTube video titled [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YczypTyH0ko "Best of Origami Warriors"], which had compiled various snippets. Other than that, distribution was scarce. Like ''Shin-Chan'''s dub, it featured notable voice actors that have contributed in a variety of American cartoons.


== Confirmed cast ==
== Confirmed cast ==
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= Bunny Maloney =
= Bunny Maloney =
'''Disclaimer:''' While Bunny Maloney is a kids' show, it also has noticeably more inappropriate elements compared to WB's ''Animaniacs''. This is because the show's pilot was made for an older audience, so episodes may contain uncensored (mostly suggestive) jokes.
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<code><nowiki>{{InfoboxLost
|title=<center>Bunny Maloney - Official English dub</center>
|status=<span style="color: orange;">Partially Lost</span>
}}</nowiki></code>
'''''Bunny Maloney''''' is a 2009 TV series produced by MoonScoop, based on the Flash animation ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwpeBjHk4CU Pinpin Lelapin: L'attaque de rogue geant]'' (by Studio Tanuki)<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20040405144451/http://ffst2.pinpinlelapin.com/movie_uk.htm# This was ''Pinpin Lelapin'''s original website], but official translations of the pilot are currently lost.</ref>. The show also had an English dub (produced in the UK), to which half of its episodes are archived, [http://kimcartoon.li/Bunny-Maloney and are listed on unofficial streaming websites, like KimCartoon].
While [http://tv.apple.com/fr/show/bunny-maloney/umc.cmc.7dygxcbduqpovb5ujhxvyz1mw these lost episodes are purchasable on Apple TV], they are only available in the show's original language. English recordings of the show are also rare - one of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2280mdbkM-g the episode "The Good, The Bad and the Cookie"] was also posted on YouTube, but it is recorded with another device, affecting the episode's quality.
== List of episodes ==
== List of episodes ==
English episode titles were retrieved from a listing from Bangoo. (It should be noted these were initially downloadable at that time.)
English episode titles were retrieved from a listing from Bangoo. (It should be noted these were initially downloadable at that time.)
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== References ==
{{reflist}}
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Revision as of 12:48, 18 July 2022

Disclaimer: This is a sandbox for various article drafts by WannurSyafiqah74. This sandbox is less focused on experimenting with editing, and moreso on rough drafts of various pages. To view previous versions, see the edit History.

Origami Warriors

Note: I have found a longer video of what might be the original pilot. Must research to see if this is the correct reupload.


{{InfoboxLost |title=<center>Origami Warriors - Official English dub</center> |status=<span style="color: orange;">Partially Lost</span> }} Origami Warriors was a manhwa created by Jhou Sian Zong, that was adapted into a 2000's Korean animated series, with several changes. These included how the Origami Genies worked, a lighthearted tone and character designs more reminiscient of 2000's anime, like Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh!. An English dub was also produced by Vitello Productions, who also dubbed the anime Crayon Shin-chan.

An official video was published as a "sales pilot" on Vitello's website, but is currently no longer accessible. However, footage can be seen in a YouTube video titled "Best of Origami Warriors", which had compiled various snippets. Other than that, distribution was scarce. Like Shin-Chan's dub, it featured notable voice actors that have contributed in a variety of American cartoons.

Confirmed cast

  • Rob Paulsen as Rico
  • Kath Soucie as Jasmine
  • Cam Clarke as Atticus

Bunny Maloney

Disclaimer: While Bunny Maloney is a kids' show, it also has noticeably more inappropriate elements compared to WB's Animaniacs. This is because the show's pilot was made for an older audience, so episodes may contain uncensored (mostly suggestive) jokes.


{{InfoboxLost |title=<center>Bunny Maloney - Official English dub</center> |status=<span style="color: orange;">Partially Lost</span> }} Bunny Maloney is a 2009 TV series produced by MoonScoop, based on the Flash animation Pinpin Lelapin: L'attaque de rogue geant (by Studio Tanuki)[1]. The show also had an English dub (produced in the UK), to which half of its episodes are archived, and are listed on unofficial streaming websites, like KimCartoon.

While these lost episodes are purchasable on Apple TV, they are only available in the show's original language. English recordings of the show are also rare - one of the episode "The Good, The Bad and the Cookie" was also posted on YouTube, but it is recorded with another device, affecting the episode's quality.

List of episodes

English episode titles were retrieved from a listing from Bangoo. (It should be noted these were initially downloadable at that time.)

Green names mean they can be easily found. Red names mean they no longer can be accessible.

Found Lost
Casanova Clone Spouse or Louse
Text Message Madness The Dawn of the Shrimp
Atomic Flea The Wrong Diagnosis
Rabid Rabbit Charity
Hasta la Vista, Bunny Sick Bunny
Candy's Birthday Surprise Candy Lost and Found
Noacak Wants You It's On The Cards
Polterabbitgeist Heaven Scent
Bunny's Fish Go Off Hypocondriac
Bunny's Big Hit The Good, The Bad and the Cookie
(HD version only)
Carrots Are a Girl's Best Friend Nanny State
Germ Free Business As Usual
The Dispense-Sense 9000 Passport to Bunnyvania
Jean-François: Top Model Rabbit vs Rabbit
Bunnies Are From Mars We Come In Peace
Community Service Dead Bunny
Stuck With You Full House
Free Potchi Doomsday
Stupid Computers Have Feelings, Too
Oh Bust-a-Para-Dance Trading Places
Fishing For Trouble Funny Bunny
Raucus Caucus Made For TV
OnYooo The Legend of the Bag Man
A Bunny Story .
Stan's Perfect Match
Cold Turkey
Think Extinct
The D Fixitup

References

  1. This was Pinpin Lelapin's original website, but official translations of the pilot are currently lost.