Incredibly Obscure Lost Media Mysteries 

UPDATE: Well that was quick. After several years of this being a mystery, the unidentified ‘Blood Girl’ cartoon has been solved as ‘Fome Noturna’, an episode from a series named Anabel Link to the episode in the description :)

Random guy: "I saw a vaguely creepy thing on TV when I was a kid" Lost media community: "Are you by any chance from Brazil?"

I like how you don’t use creepy music in your videos. Lost media doesn’t always have to be unsetteling.

I could see that FBI warning coming from something like a Weird Al or Nickelodeon vhs, it feels like the type of thing they could do, and get away with, in the 80s and 90s.

That "Blood Girl" animation was also shown in the Philippines at about the same year. I remember watching it in a random channel while I was eating breakfast. I am fairly certain that it was one of those Saturday cartoons since I was elementary at that time and weekends are the only time I would watch cartoons that early since I don't have class. I can vaguely remember the girl being visibly sad every time she turned water into blood. The animation wasn't creepy but has some weird vibes so I stopped watching. Maybe someone can find a lead into Philippine channels during this time.

"Potential bad luck" is honestly a better piracy deterrent than whatever legal jargon they'd usually use.

I think I've found the "Blood Girl short", it's called "FOME NOTURNA" and the short is nearly the same as the description. Hope it turn out to be true!

There were some wild “warning” screens that were created by bootleg VHS and Beta dupe houses. One of my favourite is about the rights being held by Disney, and how if they find out about the bootlegs, they’ll slap you so hard with a lawsuit that your head will spin.

BLOOD GIRL HAS BEEN SOLVED! It was (or is most likely) Fome Noturna from Anabel! HUGE THANKS TO EVRYONE FOR HELPING US SOLVE THIS MYSTERY!

About blood girl, there was this cartoon which was a collection of shorts called Anabel. It was owned by Nickelodeon Brazil ate first but soon changed to the brazilian exclusive channel TV Rá-Tim-Bum. The shorts were about this girl called Anabel who loved everything Poe and macabre and spoky stuff happened to her everyday tbh I think it could be one of those shorts

when hearing about the orange muck cartoon, my first thought is a scene from the movie Raggedy Ann and Andy: A Musical Adventure. There's a scene where the main characters of the film encounter a monster called The Greedy who is made up of an orange gooey substance, and characters are tossed around on it's vast, mucky body. This scene is also notable for scaring quite a lot of children who saw it.

Something about the Blood Girl thing sounds like a short film. Like the kind of thing that would be on Nicktoons Film Festival.

Lost media youtubers: Blood imagery and silent Hill Music while talking about an obscure nick Jr. cartoon True crime girls: bubbly public domain music and makeup tutorials while talking about how 17 children were murdered and eaten by a youth pastor

Another comment that I saw suggested for the blood girl animation, "FOME NOTURNA" and it has the exact scenes that match with the drawings.

The description of the Lord and Taylor cartoon reminds me of the Raggedy Ann and Andy movie. Rough animation, pit of orange goop (the Greedy - a monster made of melted taffy), and as a kid's film from the 70s, it probably would have been cheaper to market through those stores rather than something more recent (and more expensive). The only off detail is the Napoleon character. There's a goofy knight, a goofy king, and a goofy / creepy pirate - so OP could be remembering any of those characters... but none of them appear right before the Greedy scene. =/ Otherwise, it sounds like a strong contender for this mysterious cartoon. I wonder if it's been ruled out yet? EDIT: checked the forums, apparently it has been ruled out. Darn it...

I fucking love the theming of this channel, the weird core digital shit is great

There is a bigger Brazilian puzzle. The Chapolin Polka's Mystery. It's a partially lost and unidentified song. Only 30 seconds of it are known. The catch is that those 30 seconds were broadcast nationwide for more than 100 million people on a daily-basis for more than 30 years yet nobody claimed ownership or was able to identify the author.

The FBI warning feels like part of a parody sketch and not like a quirky variation on the normal warning. In other words, I think it'll turn up in the middle of a video and not at the start of the tape. Just a hunch though.

Regarding Blood Girl: When you showed the "closest recreation", it immediately rang a bell for me. I instantly had to think about the "Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi" show. I'm not saying that is blood girl, but assuming the recreation is accurate, its extremely similar in style, which could mean there could probably be the same people/studio behind it.

i remember as a kid, my dad rented me a movie from a small hometown movie store, it was VHS i believe but could have been DVD. All i remember about the case is it had super animated cartoon characters, almost Looney Toon looking expressions, but the character on the cover had some sort of Mind Control Watch in his hands dangling from a chain, like something as a kid you'd think would hypnotize someone. And his eyes were big wide open with a red and white swirl pattern I believe, like he was hypnotized himself or just hypnotizing people with his eyes. The background was dark forests, I do also think the characters could have been based off of animals, but not 100% sure. Anyways it looked innocent enough for my dad to buy it for 6-7 year old me, until we got home and loaded it up and hit play... I don't remember the intro well (unless this was the intro) but I just remember that animal from the cover, ripping up and cutting up other Characters in the show (possibly with a chainsaw?) with an extreme amount of blood and internal organs pouring out.. It was quite a traumatizing site, I just remember feeling almost ill then looking away from the screen until my dad Turned it off in anger.. ALSO to clarify, No it isn't Happy Tree Friends. This one very well could have been released in the 90's just like Happy Tree Friends, But the scenery was to dark, It feels even older and not as well animated as Happy Tree Friends (seeing their show "H.T.F" style never really changed), And the cover really had my dad and I convinced that it was just an innocent cartoon movie or show, No blood on the cover or any type of violence.. Once again, I have already looked at any Happy Tree Friends movie covers, Series covers, and even the episode that happens in Happy Tree Friends called "All in vein" which is like a Vampire thing where some of the animals are hypnotized, Which almost looked familiar at first glance, but I believe that was just because the Eyes were animated in a similar way with the Swirls, it isn't nearly as short as this episode as well. Non of the characters or scenes were similar, And the Dark scenery is similar especially at the end of that Episode, but not the exact same . I do happen to believe that it's very possible that it was a M or R-rated Cartoon just like H.T.F, and since the Cover Looked innocent enough, my Dad just didn't think of checking the Rating on it. Thought i'd say and post this here since the video reminded me of this, if anyone has any idea of what this show or movie could have been, please share! This was purchased in a Non-French Canadian Movie Store which has been closed for probably the last 10 years.

There's a couple big lost media channels on RU-vid, but this one is just SO deliberate in its presentation. The visual aesthetic and production style is iconic, and in my opinion, the best way to deliver commentary about lost media. I love this channel and its creator. As always, I'm looking forward to more.

If only these mysteries can be solved so easily, hopefully we’ll find out one day.

The blood girl cartoon just unlocked so many memories for me, i'm pretty sure i watched that one as a kid

You are slowly climbing up the ranks as one of the Lost Media greats my guy. Keep it up!!! Edit: Is it possible that the "cheaply animated" cartoon at the end could be one of the dingo pictures movies? They were shown A LOT in a bunch of different countries in department stores in the early 2000's...

That FBI Warning one feels shockingly familiar, I'm 100% sure I saw that on something at some point. Couldn't tell you any more than that, though. Feels like a gag that could've been in something like a Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network show.

That tone of the the FBI warning is kinda familiar. It's not an educational tape, but has anyone checked Bruno the Kid tapes? I vaguely remember my mom renting a tape of it when I was a kid in the late 90s/early 00s. I remembered the show being kinda snarky much like the FBI warning. I think maybe it might be a good idea to expand beyond "educational" kid's tapes.

I remember listening to this song on yt kids (cringe) back in like 2016 that I can’t find for the life of me. Some details regarding this video/song: In the video, there was a single picture of Tails from Sonic the Hedgehog. He was in a sitting position, with his legs pointing forward, and he had a smug (or sleepy? Can’t rember🫤) smile on his face, with a heart beside his head. The title of this video (iirc) was “Tails’ Theme TSPS”. (Only thing I found along the lines of tsps were Sonic plush videos). The song itself was a relaxing techno beat that I remember fondly to this day. The song had nothing to do with Sonic and it wasn’t a remix of a past Sonic song. If you wanna cover this topic in a future video, that would be cool I guess. If anyone else has info on this vid, plz lemme know this song was my childhood-

i just recently found your channel (last night actually lol) and i cant stop watching. lost media has to be one of my favorite things to watch and learn about at the moment, and you do such a great job at finding/putting as much information as you can into these videos and you keep your viewers hooked. keep up the hard work, its all gonna pay off soon!

There was a Ready Player One rant by Trap Lore Ross (when he went by Ross Hacks). It was titled Is Ready Player One Garbage? I remembered watching this particular video after I’d seen the movie and purchased the book from the high school library. The one line I remember was when he closed the video off by saying “VR has a long way to go.” Not long after the video was uploaded it disappeared sometime in the summer of that same year. By early January 2019 he later rebranded his channel deleting almost everything that was uploaded.

Can't believe Blood Girl has been solved. That's what reached out to me, so I'm glad it was quickly uncovered. I don't consider myself a skeptic, and I always want to believe lost media cases are genuine, but like Go for a Punch, there's always a part of me that ponders how easy something like this would be to fabricate. Sure, aspects of lost media stories like 'blood girl' give off a "you can't make this shot up" vibe. But part of me always fears that interesting lost media cases are either fiction or just a misremembrance of something. So the case in this video getting resolves definitely 'scratches the itch'. Very satisfying outcome.

Here's an obscure piece of lost media: in the yugioh scene, there since there's only one official format, some players gravitate to playing older formats: one of the most popular of these is HAT, the april-july 2014 format named after one of the top decks: Hand Artifact Traptrix. The most iconic build of the deck is the NAWCQ winning (iirc) list by the late Korey McDuffie, an MTG player who found success in yugioh during that period and who later died of heroine overdose iirc The list itself isn't great upon revisitation, but the video deck profile is very well explained and is iconic Issue is the video has been deleted for years now; his other yugioh topping deck profiles are still up, so the reasons for its deletion are unknown (by me)

Here's something that's been bugging my memories for the past few years: I remember an old VHS that I used to watch all the time as a kid back in the 90s, but it's been so long since I've seen it that I can't remember the name of it. It was probably either a show full of puppets or CGI, and it took place in the woods. I'm pretty sure the cast was comprised of bugs that I think lived in mushroom homes. The main characters were a boy and a girl, but I can't remember what they were. Another thing I remember is that one of the major set-pieces of the show was a large log, though I can't remember how important that log was. I think there was either a butterfly or a fairy at the end of one of the episodes. I remember the show being pretty colorful, but with calm warm tones, so it wasn't an "in-your-face" type of show. While I can't remember much, I can say that it's NOT Timothy Tooth (I did have that one), NOT Bug Bites (also had that one), NOT Fraggle Rock, and NOT Miss Spider. I wish I still had my old VHS tapes, or this would've been solved years ago.

your presentation is insanely good! love this stuff!

to think the first one was on youtube all this time, sometimes lost media really is right under our noses gives me hope i'll one day find that one mmo styled mon-like game i found on kongregate several years back

Here's a few mysteries of my own: There's a CGI video I watched in kindergarten, so, around 2008, of a Heart with a face and tennis shoes on, singing. All I remember is her saying was, "Heart power." There was another video I watched around that same time period in school which was about dental health. This was 2D animated. Pretty sure some of the main characters had gotten caught by the villain and put into a decayed tooth cage, which they used something to wear it down and escape from (either sugar, or dental hygiene product). I barely remember much of that one. The art style would be similar to something like 'The Adventures from the Book of Virtues' or 'The Magic School Bus.'

Now THAT'S a real VHS look. Thank you for getting it!!

Lost medias are very interesting. I enjoy watching your videos, ShaiiValley.

The intro gave me goosebumps. The obscure ones are the most interesting!

Ok so I have an actual lost media case here, so let me tell you. Does anyone remember the 12 minutely object show? It was a webseires based off of BFDI and TDOS. There were 8 contestants and the only confirmed footage of the show to have ever existed is the intro (which is on my channel) The show was made somewhere between January to February and the episodes were either privated or deleted in April or may. The creator has said that they won’t bring back the episodes :( so the only chances at finding it are low. There is some more info in the comments of the intro video but anyways that’s it.

Not Lost Media, but more of a TOMT or TOMJ situation - I spent years trying to remember enough details to track down a pinball video game I used to play with my dad as a kid. I finally managed to find it by accident - I was watching some classic game reviews and recognized the soundtrack. The art was kind of generic fantasy so didn't really stand out to me, but the bonus stages were very unique, and the music, and sound effects confirmed it was the game I was looking for: Dragon's Revenge!

blood girl may have been a reference to a short on nickelodeon between commercials. i remembered something about new shoes and some girl getting them dirty. at one point she jumps in a puddle or something and it splashes the tv. maybe im misremembering. but they aired quite a few shorts for each holiday season, so this one could've been one of them.

I love these videos so so much, they’re so calming and interesting to me. I hope one day these lost media cases will be solved, even if it is unlikely.

I love your videos. I got deep into a rabbit hole watching lost media videos because I had my own lost media that was a mystery to me for 2 years, which I've recently found. :D

really like the idea of an alternate reality where Minecraft was a game made in the 80s/90s and there also being fictional lost media of a Minecon 1993 broadcast Also the dedicated ram kid actually looks like a actual kid from the 90s now that I've seen the edited footage

That last one, could it be in The Pirates of Dark Water? That show's animation fits the description they gave, it was pretty dark and scary for a kids' show, and it had plenty of barren landscapes and scenes of characters running from giant monsters. It also had a whole piratical/nautical theme to it, so there could've been a character dressed like a naval officer, which could make them resemble Napoleon. The main character wears a blue vest that has gold buttons slightly off-center; maybe a kid could think that looks like Napoleon's uniform? In Episode 17, "The Game Players of Undaar", there's a scene where two characters are running from monsters in a barren forest environment, and one of them gets stuck in mud and can't get out. That character doesn't remotely look like Napoleon, but the other character running is the main character, the one that wears the blue vest.

That funny fbi warning screen seemed odd to me…it looked familiar in the sense that I could have sworn seeing something similar back in like 2003. My parents bought a vhs movie store back in 2001, Id used to get off the schoolbus at the store, and spent a majority of my youth watching these vhs. This is intriguing, maybe I’ll do some digging.

I feel like I remember seeing the weird vhs warning in scholastic tapes?? I may be misremembering but that seems really familiar and those were the ones I watched the most.

Love these lost media videos! Your video on the most mysterious songs on the internet introduced me to what’s known in the community as “lostwave music”. I’d love to see more of those kinds of videos. There’s multiple channels that upload unidentified songs which are pretty small so I love if you can cover them.

I hope this is a good place to talk about this, as I have an interesting case of lost media. Interesting to me, at least. My father and I have been searching for a British TV show made for children we both used to watch together when I was little (around 2010-2014). The show had two men as the hosts, one who had short black hair and usually wore a red shirt, and the other had either blonde or ginger hair which was relatively long and may have a beard. I remember several scenes from this show; one of both the men teaching the watchers that if they stare at a bright pattern then close their eyes, they’ll still be able to see the pattern (they used the Union Jack flag for that scene), the blonde/ginger man saying something about his cousin Keeth (which I made as my Just Dance name, but we haven’t had a look to see if it is still my name on there), and several scenes of claymation like an octopus looking creature swallowing itself whole. Sounds weird, but it fits with the show. My father believes this may be an extreme case of the Mandela Effect, but we can’t be sure. No one we know has any recollection of this show, just me and my father. If anyone can help us out, it would be much appreciated! Thank you!

I remember my parents watching a really obscure weird show when i was young in late 2000s. It was about a man who acted very silly. I specifically remember one being his neighbor borrowed all his can openers and hid them under his mattress. The main character would bite holes in a slice of bologna and wear it as a mask. I also remember one episode he got rid of an evil talking superhero figure by throwing it out the window. I never knew if it was a local cable tv station or not.

Hi just found your channel and I can't get enough 😊👍 really appreciate the hard work you put in your videos.

Bro these lost media videos actually creep me out so much for some reason even though they’re really not scary but they’re so interesting and intriguing that I don’t mind lol

There are many PSAs here in Brazil (especially local PSAs), very obscure and dark. I can list many in my memory. Some have it on RU-vid, like the PSA "excesso de velocidade" (or excess speed in english), this PSA aired on Rede Globo in the 2000s/2010s. Another PSA that I remember from memory was one about childhood blindness, which showed images of dolls and teddy bears with their eyes gouged out and sad piano music playing in the background. This last one was aired on a local television in my city (Fortaleza, in the state of Ceará) on the channel "TV Ceará"

ahh im so sad the "blood girl" wasn't the show i was looking for and thought maybe it was 😭😭😭😭 i was so excited for a second maybe i'd found it

Dang Seeing the show Growing up creepie unlocked memories of me watching it. What channel did it air on the US?

That last one made me think of an animation that traumatized me when I was young in the early 90s, which I'm pretty sure was a music video but I can't remember. I just remember part of it was in a dungeon, i feel like the animation was styled in the way KMFDM artwork is styled but I might be misremembering that. There were a couple of dominatrix-style women, and a guy had a fake tounge strapped to his mouth that looked like a weird chili pepper lol I had no idea what it was, never figured out what it was from, just remember seeing it being played in a bar my dad stopped into with me to get something from a friend (thanks dad lol)

I was just watching ur vids and happy to see another love this type of stuff man💞

Nothing better than stumbling upon a new channel with stories I've never heard of

The Lord and Taylor one made me miss the White Flint Mall. It became well known after its shutdown for that 80s mall liminal space picture. Lord and Taylor is the last thing they are bulldozing. If only I could go one last time, just ONE. But oh well.

Always love when another episode comes out!

so glad i found your channel, such good content

12:45 Holy crap, OP here, I had no idea my yarn from so long ago got so much attention! Sorry for not popping out sooner to say hi, life's been hectic and I've been taking care of my family following the death of my grandfather. Also, on a side note, the pandemic has since brought down the aforementioned Lord and Taylor. I've taken a few moments to review my original Lost Media Wiki thread since I last posted, but none of the suggestions thus far seem to have been the one. Thanks for taking such interest with this dumb memory in the back of my mind, I'm honestly a bit floored everyone is this fascinated.

The store cartoon one made me think of that Hannah barberra colab episode series thing about a race among the different characters. It had a Napoleon guy, snagglepuss, huckleberry hound and others. It was weird AF and think it had a scene where one of the teams got tricked or run off into a spooky swap like woods. Or Rocky and Bullwinkle

i also have a piece of lost media i remember: it was a tiny little song, the song had the letter "y" as a singer. The letter Y had a giant mouth/lips too. It sung about how Y was a vowel in the english alphabet im pretty sure. The song was like... 10 seconds at most? The Y person also danced a bit in the middle of each sentence. I barely remember anything about the song. I dont remember the name too... Im sure there was also a version with Y and other letters in a concert singing a similar song... it was slightly altered.... Once again, I dont remember much. This song was on RU-vid though, so there's that. Maaybe someone can find this for me?

Hey Shaii. I've watched your vids for a couple months and finally subbed, and since you said you be reading comments (and if you do manage to read this one) I'd like to suggest a personal piece of lost media that I can't find ANYWHERE on the internet: In the late 2000s when RU-vid was still new to the world, I stumbled upon various animations of Nintendo franchises, with one that I used to watch being related to Kirby, only for me to stumble upon one talking about "Kirbies". Now these weren't about the character, but about some weird rubbery life sized Bacteria with hairy particles on them called Kirbies. The animation itself was very crude and was more akin to an animatic vlog, with whoever having the voice of a bored teenage girl talking about how her school works, with one notable piece outside of the main topic being how they talked about how people at school don't drink from the fountains anymore since they found out that the pipes are connected to the nearby toilets in the restrooms. I have more information on this if you are interested to know about it, as well as a link to it on the LMK Forum if you wanna see all I wrote on it.

I'm most curious about the Lord and Taylor Cartoon. Usually when I went to Walmart as a kid (the closest my area had to a Lord and Taylor), there were TVs showing cartoons, movies and TV shows, but usually they were stuff I had already seen, but it does sound a bit familiar. My guess is that it was something that aired on Fox Kids at the time, which had a lot of strange animated shows during it's run.

I saw a segment on a G4 show as a kid around 2005 or 2006 where Kratos from God of War was appearing as a guest on a satirical version of Oprah Winfrey show. He comes out on stage and sits on the couch and Oprah asks if it’s true that he has killed every god, and he responds that there is one more god he hasn’t killed yet, and then he stabs her in the chest with a sword and she bleeds a lot. It’s completely lost media now at this point. I’ve searched everywhere all over the internet and have spoken to others who also remember it. It seems some episodes of things like X-Play were never archived

the blood girl description sounds like a messed up menstrual commercial

I think the last one is raggedy Ann and Andy a musical adventure. There’s a pirate that looks like Napoleon and they fall into an orange muck called the greedy.

im so happy you are still making videos

It may just be Mandela effect kicking in, but I swear to fucking god, I vaguely remember watching a movie as a very small child, seeing the FBI warning at the beginning, and my older sister noticing "blah blah blah" and laughing at it. I'm a zoomer and DVDs already existed when I was born, but in my house we had a VHS player and a bunch of movies in VHS from when my older siblings were younger. VHS hasn't been a part of my life since probably 2007, but I do remember watching some stuff when I was VERY little, most of those memories are very fuzzy though, so I may just be misremembering, but man when I saw the FBI warning message, something immediately rang a bell.

The mock FBI warning is actually really familiar to me somehow. My thoughts first went to the Thumb parodies made by O Entertainment, but those would be notably more recent than what's listed here, and I'm pretty sure they didn't contain this message. The connection in my brain exists though, like it came from another direct-to-home video parody style of movie.

about the “blood girl” someone commented ‘fome noturna’, an episode of a series named anabel which aired around the same time i think. the descriptions match with the episode!

The department store cartoon sounds similar to an episode of the G.I. Joe cartoon called "The Gamesmaster." That point of time in the 90s would have been well after the show's heyday, but not so distant that it couldnt have conceivably aired, surprising a young child who wasn't familiar with the franchise. In the episode, four of the show's major characters are kidnapped by the titular Gamesmaster who sends them fleeing through the forests of his island pursued by robots that resemble wind-up toys. At one point two of the characters get stuck in a pool of orange-colored butterscotch. The Napoleon costume is a bit of a curveball. However, some of rhe wind-up toy antagonists look like your classic wooden toy soldier clad in Napoleonic era uniforms. Then there is Cobra Commander's blue military uniform, which someone who had only seen it once as a small child might recall as looking somewhat like Napoleon's.

good vid! rewatching it like 40th time!

I had a similar childhood trauma-inducing incident to the one in that last story. But it was my father who took me to some store in the 2000s, and the thing that I was stuck watching that traumatized me isn’t lost media. For me, it was _Pan’s Labyrinth._ The Pale Man scene was what really got me the worst.

During my watching of your last 1 long video. I remembered an old video that I watched as a child. I remember watching it back in the 2010’s. The clips were 3D and of a small blue child that loved to eat pure white sugar. I remember he had the power of the gods. I remember this one scene were he challenged the gods and, using his strength, defeated them with his pinky finger. I remember that he had a mother and lived in a village. He might have also had a sibling. I don’t remember a father. I remember there being multiple episodes but I don’t remember how many. I also remember a scene were he defeated a giant 3 headed snake. I have tried to find it multiple times in the past. I did find a blue god from from India but I never found anymore than that. I wanted to see if anyone remembers what I am talking about. That would be very helpful. I will make more edits of this comment if I find or learn anything else. Thank you! :)

Love the liminal/weird core vibes in this video all these thing are so interesting

That last story, "geriatric brain" when they were an actual child in 1994-96, lol... In all seriousness, it's actually quite possible that the cartoon that terrified OP at the time was not intended to be scary at all, but something about it was scary to them. (And if/when they find it, they'll watch it and think, "That was stupid AF, why did it scare me so much?)

There was a British TV show where contestants became sci-fi soldiers and had to battle "aliens" (guys in ski masks and motorbike leathers) with "lasers" (paintballs). The series got cancelled halfway through because of 9/11 (no, really).

I doubt that this is even right, so don’t come at me, but the description the person gave on the LMW, reminds me a lot of the Greedy from this old raggedy Ann movie I used to watch as a kid. Especially with them running in the night and the gnarly visuals. I’d love to find out what the cartoon actually is when it’s found! :)

Hey sorry for bad writing im in hurry; Kids show 1990s or 2000s or later It starts with a black man explaining what is gonna happen After he is done He tells us it is a challenge Whoever doesnt fall wins He puts kids in red/orange vests And tells them to go The show doesnt only have 1 challenge It has 10 or more(?) And its a part of my childhood There are slides Water slides Trampoline And more

few years ago i was downloading a bunch of TV movies posted on youtube, one of these had a FBI warning scream kinda similar to the one in the video, but the whole text was just "BLAH" i no longer have that video because i was cleaning my HDD, but i'll search for it to see if i can find it.

i feel like i remember the joke fbi warning. i grew up with a vcr and would rewatch random vhs tapes we had all the time. i'm very sorry to say i don't remember what video it was on and i no longer have access to any of our vhs tapes anymore to even search through them. but i feel like it's worth it to say that there's at least somebody out there who has possibly seen the warning and the film it's associated with.

Regarding the Lord and Taylor cartoon incident, it seems much like that one part in the Ed Edd n Eddy episode "Nagged to Ed," where the Kanker sisters are chasing the three through the woods. They fall into quicksand after hopping over a log, and they can't get out. I should also mention that the quicksand looks kinda orange when they're covered in it. I'm aware the timeline doesn't match up, and that Ed Edd n Eddy is by no means cheaply animated. Though I find this an intriguing thought, and a similar sounding scene to me at least.

Blood Girl one sounds like the type of shit that would air on MTV Brasil. Despite using the MTV branding it wasn't actually owned by Viacom but rather Abril which was a book publisher from here, they bought the rights to the branding and allat, due to that they tended to air a shitton of national independent shows, ranging from cartoons to sketches, two big examples are Hermes e Renato, and more importantly here Fudêncio e seus Amigos, which was a fucked up cartoon show aimed at young adults and satirized brazilian life at the time, it had a lot of vulgar and slightly explicit shit but while it would seem this short could fit in, i'm certain it is completely unrelated.

Hey, so I’ve been looking for a lost TV promo form KLRT, an (At the time and still is) Fox Station in Little Rock. It’s a 30-second promo likely running from 1995-96 following the “Cool Like Us” image campaign, however using visuals from 1994-95’s “Fox is Kicking It!” the audio’s online, but the video is only partially found. Have you seen this?

your workrate is insane lmao

I'm from Brazil and our Mtv (which worked from 1990 to 2013) was known for their weird sketchs with the channel logo during the commercial breaks, they were very eerie! Like, creepy, psychodelic and stuff...the former Mtv Brazil building remains closed in São Paulo and maybe, the negatives are located inside the building, unfortunately rotting...

There was one cartoon I don't think a lot of people remember. I remember watching this when I was a kid in church. It was a 3D animated show about a town of puppets, created by a giant man who represented God. the specific episode I watched was about a sort of holiday where each puppet could give another puppet a star sticker or a Grey circle sticker. Other than that I remember the main character falling into a giant cake before saying "chocolate chocolate cake, my favorite!" I've never seen the show again after that. Any help is appreciated 😊

Thank you for using an actual VHS & not a fake VHS filter like a lot of creepypasta games do. The fake filters look so inauthentic.

I doubt you'll see this, but I have some lost media for you. (I don't use reddit or instagram so I can't put it there) Okay so whenever I was in middle school (late 2010s) I watched an english dub of Futari-Wa Pretty Cure on a sketchy anime website. The dub itself is found, but the version I watched and that I'm looking for had the Japanese opening instead of the English one, that being the only difference I can remember. Before anyone asks, it couldn't have been a memory mistake because I hadn't watched the Japanese version at the time, and I distinctly remember the first opening opposed to the max heart (sequel series) opening, so it couldn't have been me just thinking of that. Also I heard the English opening for the first time last week, and I'm absolutely sure I had never heard that before. If anyone wants any clarification, or has any questions/ideas, please let me know. Also, sorry about my bad english.

So there is this kind of lost media I've done a small bit of searching, it's a 1971 short film directed by John Sharples. About the effects someone getting stabbed by a harpoon gun andon 25 March 1972 a member of the royal navy, showed them the film. and people fainted after watching it. i am kind of curious what the film was about being a science/history person.

That last mystery actually has me wondering if it could be the very old Raggedy Ann cartoon movie? Raggedy Ann and Andy: The Musical Adventure. It's from the 70s but I grew up watching it on VHS in the 90s, and it had some VERY psychedelic and upsetting imagery and weird, unhinged animation, including a scene where they're in the woods running and end up falling into the Greedy, which is basically a pit of orange stuff.

wowzie zowers this guy is so frickin good at editing :)

I do wonder if some of these are somewhat imagined or perceived/remembered/told very differently than what the original was. I have a bit of a "personalized super mario 64" experience from a toys r us from when I was a child, and I can even still recall the memory, but the game looked very different in the memory than it looks in the game, and I know exactly the part I was seeing as a child. Although, it might help to dig more in to foreign animation, like stuff that might've played on PBS or something. Maybe dig through some soviet animation, as there was quite a bit, that may only be discoverable by searching in their original languages and on different websites than youtube.

9:53 some of the comments, say stuff like “Could this be from some lesser populated US state, like Maine or Arkansas? Someone could check from states like those to find out.” “I swear I've seen this before on some old comedy tape but maybe i'm miss remembering” And “schoolhouse rock?” All of these might be potential leads the quality is most likely from the mid 80s and the wording is most likely intentional so that children can understand it.

I can't believe people lost episodes of Fudêncio. This shows how poor is the state of media preservation here in Brazil. It was a popular show yet people didn't care. The fact that MTV Brasil went bankrupt and changed 100% its programming didn't help too.

I feel like i saw that warning screen when i was little and laughed at it with my older brother who owned the thing. Could be from some skateboarding VHS or something related to tony hawk pro skater for ps2 or some disk that followed when you bought the game?? I dont know, its just my gut feeling right now, since i feel i´ve seen it in some VHS or dvd i had.

5:13 never heard of ruby gloom until around 1-2 years ago. and when i did hear about it, it was from the internet. it didn't air in my country or in europe i think.