What if Fantasmical World was founded in 1946?/Lost Media

== The Gumazing Gum Girl JAM! ==
The Gumazing Gum Girl!: JAM! is a lost Gumazing Gum Girl television special. It's also slightly different to the one released on home video as "The Gumazing Gum Girl: 30 Wonderful Years". In it, it shows a blue sky background with Bubble Boy's voice-over saying the title before the theme song. Also, some of the songs are performed by various celebrities. The credits are also slightly different but longer. However, it only aired once. 
== Gum Girl Base (1992 version) ==
Gum Girl Base (Early Version) is a lost handheld game based on The Gumazing Gum Girl! comic books, having been originally slated for a Christmas 1993 release. However, the progress that contained the game were stolen, and production was delayed for a decade.
== The Gumtastic Adventures of the Gumazing Gum Girl! teaser promos ==
In the summer of 2000, Fox Kids had The Gumtastic Adventures of the Gumazing Gum Girl! teasers for the show aired. The teasers would feature the characters of the show doing activities and chatting each other, the scenes shown were not from actual episodes (or the opening intro) of the show.
* One teaser has Gabby filming Bubble Boy for a video he's making.
* Another teaser has Gabby telling Brainstormer in the cafeteria that she's immature.
* Another teaser has Ninja-Rina ordering pizza to Gum Girl at a pizza place.
* Another teaser has Gumeff and Gabby running for class president.
* Another teaser has Ninja-Rina chatting with Dr. Gomez (FOUND).
* Another teaser has Gum Girl and the Underhander having a fight.
* Another teaser has Gabby and Ravi in front of everyone.
== Gum Girl promotional interruptions ==
A promotion called "Gum Girl takes over Peacock" on Peacock started, where they would interrupt several of their shows by switching out the audio or changing it to something entirely else. Many interruptions are found, which are displayed below.
=== Existing ===
==== General ====
* During live action shows, Gum Girl would flip the frame upside down.
==== Sesamation ====
* In the episode "Cookie Monster's Cookie Tree," Gum Girl replayed a scene of Cookie Monster eating a cookie a few times.
* In the episode "The Monster At the End of This Book," Gum Girl messes with the visuals and reverses the audio (FOUND)
==== Sailor Cat and Sailor Fish ====
* Gum Girl switched out the audio of a Sailor Cat and Sailor Fish episode with dogs barking.
* Brainstormer changed Sailor Cat, Sailor Fish, Captain Cap'n, Honna Lulu, Pincher and Club's hair into Gabby's and accidentally zaps into Bubble Boy when he tries to change Wacky Moose's hair into Gabby's with a gun zapper. Unlike the other interruptions, this happened on April Fool's Day. (FOUND)
* Gum Girl forced the characters to speak Spanish.
* In "The Haunted Ship", instead of interrupting this episode, Gum Girl plays fetch with Mr. Chubby Cheeks, and later, he nibbles off a piece of the Peacock screen bug. (FOUND)
* Ninja-Rina blows up the screen bug. (FOUND)
==== Penguins From A.N.I.M.A.L.S. ====
* In the episode "Gone With a Flash", Gum Girl and Brainstormer turned Skipper, Kowalski, Private and Rico into puppets with live-action. It happened again in "Go Fish". (FOUND)
* In the episode "Roomies", Gum Girl replays (or instant replay) the scene by fast forwarding and rewinding it.
* In the episode "Miracle on Ice", she rewinds and fast forwards the episode, making it static like a VHS and glitchy voices in the process.
* In the episode "I Was a Penguin Zombie", he gives Rico and Skipper her hair.
* In the episode "All King, No Kingdom", Gabby does the same thing as he did in the Sailor Cat and Sailor Fish episode "The Haunted Ship". (FOUND)
* In the episode "Gator Watch", The Jaguares dance in a straight line.
==== The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That====
* Robo-Chef flipped the frame upside-down.
==== ​Turbo FAST====
* Gum Girl gives Turbo her hair.
==== The Goldlings ====
* The Goldlings got turned into puppets by Gum Girl. (existence unconfirmed)
==== Arthur ====
* In the episode "Bleep", Ninja-Rina replayed the scene of DW pushing a button. (existence unconfirmed)
==== Gex the Gecko ====
* Brainstormer alters the episode. (FOUND) Just like the Sailor Cat and Sailor Fish hair one mentioned above, this interruption happened on April Fools' Day.
==== Kevin and Violet ====
* Brainstormer gives Kevin, Violet, Elliot, and Wendell the Gum Girl hair and accidentally zaps into Bubble Boy.
==== Fugget About It ====
* Gabby glitches the episode.
==== Monsters vs. Aliens (TV Show) ====
* Gum Girl replaces the episode's audio with the sounds of cows mooing.
=== Lost ===
==== General ====
* Gum Girl would sometimes flip the screen bug upside down.
==== The Peacock bumpers ====
* During some bumpers, Gum Girl would make the announcer speak Japanese. This is the only known evidence of Disney Channel Japan existing.
* Ninja-Rina would make the announcer speak backwards.
* Robo-Chef would glitch up the bumper so badly, that a bumper would become an unrecognizable mess.
* Bubble Boy would make a bumper a puppet, turning it into a foam block on a stick.
* Gum Girl would switch the channel to Netflix, before the announcer phases back in, blurting out "Hey! You can't do that! This is Peacock! Not Netflix!"
==== Speller: The Enchanted Owl ====
* Ninja-Rina would replace Dogon’s voice with cows mooing.
* The intro would be sped up near the halfway mark, with Gum Girl getting bored.
====The Pet Adventures of Lego====
* Gum Girl would turn Lego orange, and replace her barks with meows.
* Gabby would play certain scenes in reverse.
* Gabby, just like in Speller, would speed up the intro.
====Friendly (TV show) ====
* Gabby would flip the screen upside down.
* Gabby would show the never before seen pilot.
==== Dinotrux ====
* Robo-Chef would glitch up the 5th episode.
====Felix the Cat====
* Bubble Boy would make Poindexter speak German.
* Most bumpers would never be shown.
* Very rarely, Gum Girl would make Felix speak Japanese, or even rarer, Korean. More evidence proving that Peacock Japan exists.
==Gum Girl: The Curse of the Ninja-Wolf UK VHS ==
Gum Girl: The Curse of the Ninja-Wolf was released on VHS and DVD in the UK in July 2005, The UK VHS Is super duper rare and was rarely seen in charity shops, Like Scope and Age UK.
=== Opening Previews (UK) ===
* CIC UK Warning (2003)
* It is currently unknown what previews are included on the UK Version.
== A Graceful Ninja-Rina Movie teaser from 2005 ==
The first teaser trailer of A Graceful Ninja-Rina Movie is rare from March 2005, has some differences in movie theaters before Madagascar: A DreamToons Movie and Candy Land: The Great Lollipop Adventure such as the 'Coming Soon...' tag on it at the end.
== A Graceful Ninja-Rina Movie (Lost Scenes; 2006) ==
==The Gumazing World (Lost Tagalog Dub) ==
The Gumazing World is an American animated television series based on The Gumazing Gum Girl! comic series. Produced primarily by Nickelodeon, it first aired on May 3, 2011.
On Philippines, it broadcasted on TV5 from 2013-2014. However, only few clips existed.
== The Gumazing World (Lost Irish Dub) ==
The Gumazing World is a British/American children's animated TV series developed by Ben Bocquelet for Nickelodeon, based on the Gum Girl comics. There was an Irish dub of it that aired on Tg4 (cula4) which is lost but we found footage. 
== The Gumazing World (Lost Ukrainian Dub) ==
This is in fact a lost Ukrainian dub of The Gumazing World. The only information we have about this dub is that it aired on PlusPlus in Ukraine. The only evidence of this dub is a video found by BorDows.
== Gabby Meets Rex ==
In 2012, prior to its premiere, a complete list of season 2 episodes of The Gumazing World was leaked online. Included in this list, strangely, was an unaired episode titled "Gabby Meets Rex", which later got abandoned due to the fact that the creators of the show thought that the episode was a complete waste of money, along with "The Mom", and the unaired version of "Pizzageddon".
Very little about this episode has been released on the Internet, except for a single storyboard that was once on the website (alongside storyboards for the rest of the episode), which shows Underhander and his imaginary friend, Rex attacking Gum Girl and her friends and a shot of a ravaged city.
== Malik and Maria: The Movie (Italian Dub) ==
Italian Title: Malik e Maria: Il Film
Types: DVDrip BDrip & TVrip
Aspect Radio: 2.35.1 or 16:9
Media Format: ‎ PAL
Actors: ‎ Animazione
== Depressing Downer (Pre-written version) ==
"Depressing Downer" is the thirty-sixth episode of Season 3 of The Gumazing World, an animated series produced by Nickelodeon.
The final product revolved around the people trying to cheer up Gum Girl, who was in an inexplicable bad mood. Gum Girl then gets mad and wishes for Robo-Chef to disappear, which they and the rest of Stockton do. Throughout the course of the episode, Gum Girl slowly goes insane as she walks around the empty town. However, the original draft of the episode was excessively dark, with Mic Graves mentioning it as the reason why the episode was considerably rewritten.
As of yet, details concerning the original draft haven't surfaced anywhere online and the only mention of it is on Graves' Tumblr in a conversation with one of the show's fans.
== Gum Girl vs. the Meteor (Russian dub) ==
The Russian title for this film would be Девушка с жевательной резинкой против метеора.
== Gum Girl vs. the Meteor (Lost Scenes; 2016) ==
Gum Girl vs. the Meteor is a 2016 American direct-to-video animated superhero adventure comedy film produced by DreamWorks Animation and distributed by 20th Century Fox. It is based on the Gum Girl comics. In the film, after the Voodoos is propelled into outer space in an abandoned spaceship during an attempt to get a banana and accidentally sends a giant asteroid towards Earth, Gum Girl and her friends must go on a life-or-death mission to find a way to fend it off.
=== List of deleted scenes ===
* Ninja-Rina being angry at someone offscreen. 
* Ninja-Rina trying to do some yoga poses. 
* Gum Girl and Bubble Boy feeling surprised of Ninja-Rina doing yoga.