Jurassic Boy Bootleg Game

It was a long time ago when my parents bought me a bootlegged cartridge of what would be an average game collection, which had a game I somewhat grew up with. Jurassic Boy 2. Ah yes, Jurassic Boy 2. Jurassic Boy 2 was a bootleg of Sonic the Hedgehog, but I didn’t really care to be completely honest. It was kinda fun despite the bugs and issues with the sprites. No one knew what Jurassic Boy was when I was growing up, and I can see why. It’s pretty obscure in modern media.
One day while I was going through my attic, I found the cartridge in a box. It was still in pretty amazing condition, so I decided to find the game system I played it on. Unfortunately, it wasn’t in clean condition so I had to trade it in for an emulator. When I finally got home, I noticed some paper drawings on the floor. Apparently when I was a kid, I used to draw Jurassic Boy all the time as to pass time. The drawings were pretty odd as I looked closer into them, with one of them being really detailed with Jurassic Boy coming out of the TV I had for the game system. He looked.. odd. No mouth, black eyes, a red pupil in one of them. I thought nothing of it at first and started playing.
Boy if I knew what was gonna happen back then.
When I started up the game, the menu looked a bit weird. But I figured that it always looked like that since I remembered very little except Jurassic Boy 2. The menu was grayscaled, the game options were gone except ‘Jurassic Boy 2’, and the other characters were just standing there. They were in their idle Sprite animations, having their eyes seemingly removed. Except Jurassic Boy himself, he looked completely normal. His color palette was not grayscaled at all.
I was a bit creeped out by this, knowing that there were more games than just Jurassic Boy. But I moved on from it as I pressed start, and moved on the title screen.
I was greeted with the title screen, the music just as bitcrushed as I remembered it. Everything was pretty much normal, except Jurassic Boy. He looked just like the drawing of him escaping my TV. He had a mouth that was sealed off by skin, black eyes, and black pupils. I was a bit frightened by this, as I pressed start. But when I looked at the “PUSH START” button, I realized the start button wasn’t there. It did not go to the actual game, it instead softlocked me at the title screen. The screen was starting to fade except Jurassic Boy himself as he stared right at me. It cut to black, and then cut to the menu of Jurassic Boy 2. It looked like it was corrupted: numbers everywhere, sprites cutoff and replacing the text, and the palettes just utterly jumbled up. I pressed on something and sent me to a zone. It’s name being “ID=9MA927HU76E556J7K0”, which was pretty unsettling on it’s own.
When I loaded into the level, everything looked surprisingly good. The sprites were nothing like I was expecting, as the level’s theme was a temple of some Egyptian origin. I played through the level and noticed some graphical errors as some enemies were bugged and numbers sometimes replaced some obstacles. I didn’t care that much until I started to notice more glitching occurring as more and more I progressed in the zone, eventually I was at the end of the level. It was normal until Jurassic Boy fell over. Panicky and loud music started to play, the tempo and key started to rise up until the song ended. Something started to fade in behind Jurassic Boy, a Sonic-like figure. It suddenly grabbed him, and started to seemingly, corrupt his body with pallet glitches and Sprite errors. The game crashed afterwards, but not before something flashed on screen. I couldn’t tell what it was, but it looked like the Sonic-like figure that grabbed Jurassic Boy, which was up close on the screen. He looked like he was colored black with the only signs of color being his eyes. His eyes were a purplish color, with pink x shaped pupils staring right at where I was.
I was unsettled, walking back from the TV until a 4th wall break happened. Atleast I think it was. The Jurassic Boy from the title screen was banging on my screen, with surprisingly realistic features he’d gain if he was rendered as an actual animal then a cartoony one. His scream was the second to worst thing to come from it, sounding like a mix between a goat and a human. It was genuinely horrifying to see it bang on my screen despite it being not real. The worst of it was how the mouth was seemingly forced open, his flesh being ripped open to show a gapping maw with human teeth. Lots, of human teeth. Then I remembered the drawing of Jurassic Boy coming out of the TV, and realized what I had to do.
I grabbed my mallet and slammed it into my old TV, the screams were now silenced as I took deep horrified breaths. I pulled the game from the emulator and put it back where I got it from, sealing it from any light or dust fragments. As for the emulator, I’ve decided to play old SEGA Games on it. And I quickly recovered from the incident with Jurassic Boy 2. But, the question still remains.
Where did the drawings come from? They didn’t come from thin air, nor my childhood as per the drawing of Jurassic Boy coming from my old TV. I still have no clue, but for now, I just have to wait. 
I looked at the broken remains of the old TV I had, hearing the sounds of electricity and glass shards falling onto the floor. I looked at the smoke flowing from the insides of the broken TV. Loose wires started to drop, like glue in a concealed space. It felt so wrong, yet so normal just to experience something so abnormal in my life.
So I went to bed, just wondering how this was possible. Just wondering how that would happen was a mind twister of it’s on. But I guess that story is set to bed. Even with how bizarre it was, just something doesn’t feel right.
I’m sure it’s nothing.
I’m sure.
I hope.
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