Lost Media Case Files Vol 1. | blameitonjorge 

Get 10% off Dashlane Premium with checkout code “jorge”: Dashlane.com/jorge Feel free to send me pieces of lost media you'd like me to cover, that's what this new series is for. I originally had 5 pieces in mind for each volume, but this video became way longer than I thought so I trimmed it to 3. Let me know what you think. I'm hoping to get two videos out next month, so stay tuned!

“If it’s not a fake, why would he keep a random image for nearly 5 years? *...slowly raises hand*

"Girls stuck together end up committing suicide" Jorge: people wanted to see it cause it sounds cool

The cool thing about the Saki Sanobashi situation is that if this anime isn't real, then the fact that they're "remaking" it won't cause any legal problems since apparently no one owns it!

the cameraheads being a forgotten creepypasta is like a creepypasta about a creepypasta almost

"The OP claimed that he simply doesn't delete downloaded images from his phone" I can relate to that lmao

Go For A Punch should be used as a case study as to how a multitude of half-forgotten memories, assumptions, misattributions and deliberate fakery can ‘create’ something that is supposedly lost, but never existed to begin with - the story behind this whole thing is quite fascinating.

"Who are these hoarders? Why did the keep the dub away from the public for so long?" That's an easy question to answer. They kept it hidden away because the allure of owning the singular copy of something rare is like doing a line of cocaine for hoarders. That, and some hoarders just like to keep things to themselves and only themselves, hence why they're called hoarders.

broke: lost media is a creepypasta woke: a creepypasta is lost media

Dragon Ball's "journey to america"? Don't you mean, its Journey to the West? I'll see myself out now.

"Why would he keep a random image for nearly 5 years?" ... me hovering mouse over an image: last modified 2004

If you ever do something like this again you should talk about the 4 pilots from Nickelodeon that were rejected in 1990, as a year later nicktoons was launched with rugrats,doug,and ren and stimpy

"go for a punch" rang so many alarm bells when the creator said, "even less reliable source than shitposters on 4chan." I felt like from there the poster was trying to subliminally make people realize that it wasn't real, but people missed that hint.

"I don't watch a lot of anime, but I don't know why an anime would be on the deep web" Well, there's doujin (self-published) anime - the people who made it were probably independent animators who did a very small VHS release of the film, if it exists. Someone could've found it and subbed it and uploaded it to the deep web, but honestly I think that's very unlikely

The Saki Sanobashi thing just sounds like off-brand "Another" or "Corpse Party" lol

"the head smashing parts... *I don't even want to go into details* " I would've stopped the search there..

I don't care how fake "Go for a punch" is, it makes me feel sick. The idea of being trapped in a room with little to no food and being left to starve to death is my worse fear. It's probably something that will give me a harder time sleeping at night.

If I happen to be a camerahead, I feel bad for whoever's looking through me. Lots of things there...

Another reason why Saki Sanobashi sounds so real is because, this isn't the first time something like this has been brought up, and those other times, the anime did actually get found! However, those other times, there was more solid evidence to their existence than some 6 year old 4chan post. The thing about Saki is that, from the way it was described, it was most definitely a guro anime. During the 80s, there were a lot of low budget guro anime being made by small studios, and a lot of them were released as "rental only" VHS tapes, so they never aired on TV and were never sold to the public. On top of that, new laws started getting passed around in Japan which resulted in a lot of these old guros being banned. What I'm trying to get to at here is that it's not completely impossible for an anime like Saki to exist... because they do exist! A lot of them in fact! There could be hundreds of guro anime from the 80s out there that are lost to time! Knowing all of this, it's easy to see why Saki fulfilled the imaginations of so anime fans around the internet.

I've been living a lie. For all these years I sincerely thought that "jorge" was pronounced "George."

"Why would he keep a random image for nearly 5 years?" That is, honestly, a dumb point to make. I have random files on my laptop, some of which I have no idea where they came from, that are much older than that. And I have switched computers like four times in the past five years. I just migrate all my files from one to the next, and think nothing of it. I even found files from 2011 when looking through my Dropbox. Granted, them being on the cloud makes it easier to keep them for a long time without losing them. My point is, though, that I simply have never bothered to get rid of them. Also I like keeping stuff for as long as I can, however insignificant they may be. Some people are just like that.

Saki Sanobashi is a strange one, it DEFINITELY reeks of "Lost Episode Creepypasta" in it's nature, yet at the same time it has a lot in common with That Evil Farming Game in the fact that it's something with an element of familiarity to it that makes people morbidly curious as to whether it exists or not. People thought Cracks was fake until it was found, and the same goes for Clock Man, and even if OP claims he made it up, there is always going to be that one person that believes it exists.

Time Stamps: 0:00-1:09 - Sponsorship 1:10-1:49 - Intro 1:50-6:40 - Camerahead: A Lost Creepypasta 6:41-19:11 Harmony Gold's Dub of Dragonball - A Lost Dub of a Anime 19:14-32:00 - Go for a Punch - A "Lost" Anime You're welcome and thanks Jorge

"Go For a Punch" sounds like an amalgamation of other anime, like When They Cry (specifically the throat part) I've found anime on the deep web before, really that place is full of dead links and edgy kids, could've been a bad dream after watching too much horror anime tbh

Having written up that TvTropes page for Saki Sanobashi at 24:55, it feels surreal to have it show up in your video. Thanks for reporting on this search!

What up Jorge!

The camerahead creepypasta reminds me of the gang "Camheds" from the game Manhunt that were cut out before the final release of the game. They were humans with giant cameras for heads that were though to record either the main character or themselves killing people. They were cut out of the game due to them not being too realistic for the game, seeming too much like aliens or robots.

"It's journey to America" missed opportunity to say "Journey to the West."

Me: At home bored asf Nexpo and blameitonjorge: upload within four minutes of each other Me: B)

27:42 Jorge reads the line twice and it was the scariest moment in this vid, lmao

You’re the only channel I know that can make lost media sound scary even if it isn’t supposed to be.

The "lost anime" sounds a lot like an anime version of the "Saw" franchise. So much so I have to agree, I don't think it is real. I do think it would make a good movie or series though, anime or otherwise. The Dragonball thing was interesting, I did find it odd that there could have been brought to the US earlier than I knew it was, I thought there was a dub prior to Funimation's and maybe have been done in the 80's or early 90's. Great start to this series BlameitonJorge! I can't wait for the next one!

Jorge one question, why do you delete older videos of yours? Aren’t you worried it will also become lost media?

It's kind of ironic that A creepypasta got lost, since the word creepypasta comes from the term copypasta. Copypasta is a term used for when something is posted over and over again. Yet Camera heads was never reposted.

There are three different pieces of lost media I have been trying to find for years, most dating back to around 2009, (the Kinect game I talk about around 2010-2011). The first thing I discuss (the Kinect game), is interesting but not as much my focus as the third and second things on my list. Okay here we go. There was this Kinect game. I remember my mom and I used to play it. You were in this big indoor water park and you got to select the slide you wanted to go on. Then you'd use a raft and motion to slide down the attractions. (This wasn't Kinect Adventures. This was something else completely). As well, my mom has memories of this existing and the both of us playing it. If I could find out what the heck it was, anything close to it, that'd end the mystery. Maybe even more so, a lost Alvin and The Chipmunks anniversary music CD / DVD ( it could've been a compact disc). This is freaky. As a kid I had this DVD that detailed the origins of Alvin and the gang, and the history of the chipmunks. It claimed Alvin was based off a paper mache chipmunk abandoned from a parade in the 1900s, that miners dug up. My dad vividly remembers this, me being scared by it, and too him being unsettled by it, so he ripped it up and threw it away. After years of looking online, I've came up blank, Alvin only being traced to the song the witch doctor. Third, finally, an episode of Speed Racer. There was a big Latino / Hispanic / Mexican robot that Speed Racer and the others were looking into. It was laying on a metal bed like at the doctor or vet, and had an early text to speech kind of voice. I never watched that DVD again, and it too was lost with time. If you could comment, I greatly appreciate it, it would make the search easier. Perhaps some of you faintly remember or recall some of these things or will be of help to find them or one of them.

Imagine "Go for a punch" was real but it wasn't an anime that he was watching on the deep web :o

I know his name is now mud, but here's one example of lost media: John Kricfalusi's first series, a 1988 remake of "Beany and Cecil" had three unaired episodes; five aired on ABC.

It would be really cool if fans manage to create an actual "Go for a Punch". The concept sounds like it could make for an intense psyco-thriller if done properly.

So the recordings of the Harmony Gold dub were kept privately by hoarders all this time? This truly reminds me of the whole Japanese Broadcast Audio case, which was also recently closed after an anonymous upload of the original broadcast audio of all 153 Dragon Ball episodes. And Kei17 was also involved in it, as he supposedly shared brief clips of DBZ recordings online but he and others were apparently stubborn in releasing the full episodes for quite a while.

It's interesting how the DB community would be interested in something so minor as 5 episodes dubbed by a specific dubbing company. But, whatever.

The real reason why the "Go for a punch" story is so credible is because there are animations like that. Just horror and gore without a good story. Higurashi no naki koro ni is a visual novel that has an anime adaptation. The visual novel is quite good and the anime too but, the story is kinda lame BUT the graphic horror it has is like the "Go for a Punch" scream for example

Sorry, I can’t watch your video right now, I’m too busy watching A Day With SpongeBob Squarepants

Man, imagine Goku being called Zero for us

I'm psyched that you're making a whole series to just any lost media rather than a numbered list in categories! Your dedication to this type of media is great, you're my go-to RU-vidr for this sort of stuff. Can't wait to see what else you post in this series!

The premise of "Go for a Punch" sounds a lot like the indie movie "The Chaos Experiment", people stuck in a sauna and start killing each other and themselves, only difference is that the movie follows the person who supposedly locked them there.

That moment when 1000’s of 4channers band together to find a shock hentai video

29:54 “if it isn’t fake why would he keep a random image on his phone” (Sweats and looks at my 100,000 pic photo roll)

>Why would he keep a random image for 5 years? >Me, looking at my waifu pics and memes I saved from 6 years ago. It’s not that hard of a concept that some people just don’t delete everything.

I recently found a short that I’d been looking for for literally YEARS! I remembered it as some sort of weird puppet short where this gross guy was eating beans while the narrator called him a slob. There were cups surrounding him for some reason and he was sitting on a chair in the middle of the room.The part that really scared me though, was the ending. The puppet just looked at the camera and exploded. It really freaked me out as a kid and has stuck with me all these years. Recently, I decided to post the story on the lost media wiki after one of your videos. And it turns out it was a short from crash box called “revolting slob”! I was so happy when someone found it and now I can die in peace lol.

My brother and I are huge anime fans, especially the stuff in the mid 90's and before that time. The place we used to rent anime VHS's had some pretty obscure stuff in it. We never watched their whole library or anything but that's the kind of vibe Go for a Punch gives me. A lot of the VHS's were bootleg imports and were not official releases. Most weren't even given an age rating. One time my bro rented out "Those who Hunt Elves" and it was called something completely different on the case(not sure what it was called on the box, it was that long ago lol). Anyways, that's my take of that. Maybe it exists, maybe it doesn't. The bloodiest anime I saw from that era was Mermaid Scar. It's from the Mermaid Saga series.

An alternate name for creepypasta: ScarySpagetti

Well if that anime isn't found after this then it doesn't exist, Jorge just has that luck, or mis fortune depending on how you look at it

Could you maybe talk about the song "Red" by XXXTentacion? It supposedly has him talking about killing his mother and hoping the devil comes and murders everyone on earth. The song is apparently so fucked up that anyone involved with it refuses to talk about it and says it should stay lost. I don't think there's enough info for a whole video but it might be a good fit for this series.

Thank you anonymous users, whoever you are, for being kind enough to upload this lost content.

Lost cursed images/story: Camera head Most popular cursed images/story: Siren head

the "go for a punch" thing reminds me of the "mickey and Minnie sex tape" for some reason, because people chalk it up to a fever dream

There was a pitch by NE-YO to Cartoon Network called I heart Tuesdays, from whats online about it it was quietly cancelled with little coverage of it

hearing him say "jor-je" is so strange because ive always pronounced it as 'blameitongeorge' instead of 'blameitonjorge'

Quarantine is so damn boring I'm watching so many old videos because I've run out of ones I haven't seen As soon as I saw this I literally jumped in excitement

If something like euphoria exists I wouldn’t doubt saki existing

6:00 my literature & film teacher always said "what makes horror truly scary is how realistic the story is. If it could happen to any of us, wouldn’t you be more paranoid after watching?”

Trying to find Dragon Ball sounds like trying to find the Dragon Balls.

I thought it was pronounced "blame it on george" for the longest time, i just thought "jorge" was just "george" but spelled differently

I heard that there was a early script of the shadow the hedgehog game, I don’t know if it’s still on the wiki now, but I knew of its existence around 2017 to 2018. The script was maybe even darker than the original game from what I saw. Imagine how many damns there would be the original script? Edit: this is the most likes I have ever gotten! Thanks to those who liked my comment. I also hope that blameitonjorge I will include this in his next one.

The fact that Cameraheads is lost adds to its appeal. It's a story about fighting against surveillance that seems to have been erased. It's brilliant.

PLEASE READ. I have been trying to find this for years now. I watched it once when I was four years old at my daycare. They put it on to help us exercise or something. I was really little and can barely remember. All I remember is that it was a cartoon that featured animal characters who would do different exercise techniques. It was animated in the style of old 80s to 90s sesame street shorts. I do not think it was sesame street though. The only animal character I remember was a crazy bird doing the pelvic twist. Please help me find this! Someone!

Your last video was uploaded 4 weeks ago? It feels like it's been months.

"Why would he keep a random image for nearly 5 years?" - I keep forgetting to clean out my image folders ALL THE TIME, lol

i remember a cancelled of thomas and friends called "the missing coach" that had some screenshots but idk if it was ever recorded

Go For a Punch just reminded me of A Classroom Bereft of Angels, where, essentially, highschool girls all end up locking and killing each other in a classroom

"why would he keep an image for 5 years" I have images from 1991 lmao why would i delete it

7:27 Harmony gold was NOT the first English dub of dragon ball, it was frontier enterprises a devolved company. It is even more scarce and elusive because it allegedly was available in the mid to late 80s on flight from japan to America on Japan airlines (edit) I think they dubbed curse of the phantom blood? Lsupersonicq has a full video about it

The lost anime reminds me of a creepy pasta I read years ago of a man who locked his family in a room until they killed each other and then he killed himself and his best friend found him dead and he documented his findings. I dont remember the name but it reminds me of it

Probably a cliched thing to talk about, but I’d love to hear your thoughts on The Day The Clown Cried and the history of that film’s production and notoriety over the years.

Oh yeah,there's one lost piece of media that i keep find it but i can't: Jojo Phantom Blood movie

Hey, Jorge. Loved the video, and this 'Go for a punch' anime story that doesn't exist was really interesting. Now, here's something I think would be interesting to mention as its own video or otherwise; Astro Boy 2: Attack of the Artificial Sun. From what I found online, it's supposed to be a sequel to the 2009 Astro Boy movie. Aside from some actors leaving and being replaced by others, as well as Summit Entertainment selling the production rights to Paramount (very likely due to the 2009 film getting mixed reviews), Attack of the Artificial Sun was said to be released on June 23, 2011. However, the animefanon wiki page states that Attack of the Artificial Sun was said to be Studio Imagi's last produced film before filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy, before the film's release. That's basically all I could dig up, because I don't know if the movie is real or not. The wiki page doesn't look professionally done, so that leads me to believe it may not be. Anything else I could find just refers back to the 3rd boss in Astro Boy: Omega Factor for the GBA. This isn't a request, but I thought I'd bring it up since you do Lost Media style videos.

I have a few ideas on the reason for these “hoarders” during the dragon ball dub search. One is that these tapes would be very rare and whoever has them may certainly be waiting for an opportunity to sell them. The more infamy the search brings and the higher demand to discover these lost tapes, the higher a price people will pay to claim it. However, another reason may be the exact opposite, as whoever owns it might find pleasure in the acknowledgement that they are the only/very few that own a rare item and would either keep it concealed from those looking for it, or use it as a means of gaining fame and popularity. The latter would most likely just boast of it’s existance and their ownership of it, and would tease those looking for the same. Sort of like that game of the presidents cat, where a guy who owned the game sold it for a high price, but not before teasing people by uploading a very low quality video of gameplay of the game.

That Tom Servo guy seems really passionate about the dragon ball tapes, it's really admirable.

ngl "go for a punch" SOUNDS so horrendously fake to the extent that im kind of baffled so many ppl believed it. the idea presented by op that it had some kind of supernaturalish psych effect on him, plus the ""almost photographic memory", it just sounds like a tropey creepypasta. also while tons of shock anime exist, they really do not have this Vibe. do ppl who believe these kinds of things just thing that animation is some rapidly made, magical medium that comes out of nowhere? for every animation made theres a person or team of people behind it developing it and thats not fucking easy. theyre not weird magic relics that emerge from the nether.

You're either too young or just aren't aware of how tape trading used to work in the late 80's/early 90's. There are people out there who had (possibly still have) thousands of vhs tapes full of (at the time) extremely rare anime, television shows, concert performances, and so on. That's how things got around back then. You traded lists of what you had, and would copy tapes to trade with people in the mail. I guarantee that's why guy still had a vhs with that Dragonball dub just hanging out in his basement.

Go for a punch sounds like a guro hentai, I swear

The Lost Media Wiki forum is no fun. It's 95% people under 20 looking for something they saw 3-5 years ago.

I remember when an old aquaintance of mine sent me a video of another obscure Harmony Gold dub, Dr. Slump. It was the first episode and I remember not finding it anywhere else really, but not in any of the lost media wikis so I figured it was still considered found or was never even lost. RU-vid of course took it down for copyright reasons so I think I uploaded it to the internet archive just in case, since it was obviously at least rare footage. If I didn't it's still on my PC so I still can, but the Dragon Ball segment reminded me of the time I helped take part in archiving and preserving rare footage.

Looking back, Saki seems to have a lot of similarities with the game Corpse Party 9 girls - 9 main characters Trapped in a bathroom - trapped in a school Suicide in a bathroom - suicide/murder in a bathroom Characters go crazy - the darkness mechanic Maybe either the op had a dream à la the evil farming game of watching Saki after playing/ watching the anime, or they made a creepypasta which took inspiration from Corpse Party.

I also don't delete photos from my phone. Who deletes photos anymore? We have unlimited access to storage now.

I love the lost media series, and it's great to see new videos on the topic.

The coronavirus may keep us down this week but this guy just picked us all up... Welcome back man we missed you

"Why would he keep an image for 5 years." People do that, I still have images from 2014 in my archives, I just keep them for whatever reason.

Also: there's a rumor of another lost creepypasta called "Mama Lisa". A creepypasta about The Simpsons, that apparently was more of a dark, twisted theory, suggesting that Lisa Simpson was actually Maggie's mother, and not Marge. There's no proof of its existence, tho. The only stuff I've found are the same person asking about it on Tumblr and Reddit. So... Who knows?

In the early 2010s a number of 4chan archives went dark primarily because of fallout from the great recession. Things stabilized around 2013 but before that about a dozen 4chan post archival sites and 4chan related wikis were lost. Now as far as Cameraheads are concerned, I remember it becoming a creepypasta during that time because so many of those sites were gone. It might have been an older, obscure creepypasta that was genuinely lost, but, from what I experienced and remember from that time, it was just a creepypasta someone tried to push since the archival sites and most of the wikis were gone so it couldn't be disproven.

One quality of life improvement I would love to see on your series is timestamps base upon the subject you're discussing for both mobile & non mobie users. As for the new series, I hope u continue telling unique lost media in your format, and if you got any ideas, feel free to asking us at anytime, especially one special lost media format is legendary that is Polybus

I find that kind of disturbing that people want so badly to watch a group of girls suffer that heavily.

Honestly when I read that OP for Saki claimed he had a photographic memory in the original thread, I immediately wrote it off as a troll. Not that he can't actually have that or anything, but like that's such a cliche troll post thing some teen would add in their 4chan post to seem more interesting or credible. Almost never has someone thrown in a little detail like that about themselves in a thread about something they claim to be true and it actually is true. I guess it COULD be, but the first time I read the thread a while ago I was like nah he's trolling and moved on. Just saw it in passing, and had no idea it was that big of a deal. It genuinely just seemed like one of those "well im a marine so i know the law" or "im a doctor i knwo what im talking about" comments that are always utter bullshit

Cameraheads sounds a lot like Siren Head

Please talk about the lost JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood movie! It's one of the most interesting pieces of lost media out there.

Thanks for making my day during my quarantine

no one's mentioned the fact that the Go For a Punch op describing it in such detail and explaining that they remembered it because had a photographic memory is the most obvious red flag to it being fake. it's like when someone tells you a lie and you know they're lying cause they're giving way too many details

The last one got me thinking, why aren't people wanting to make this? Go For a Punch sounds like a fantastically intense animated short film! It would be amazing if someone, anyone, could make this creepy fake story into a real full-fledged animated project! A simple tale becoming a mythological legend. Think about that..for a second.

oof, no matter how old I get, I always flinch at Smiledog : (

It's 4chan, so it could be fake. Boards are known for having memes/inside jokes like that.