recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Paint Removal & Protection

### Paint Removal

While you cannot ctrl+z to undo a mistake, there are many tools you can utilize to remove paint rom a surface. In large swathes, small, micro and controlled etc.

* Precise Scraper
* Metal Scraper
* Large Metal Scraper
* Steamcleaner
* Thermo-Laser Scraper
* Sandpaper

### Paint Protection

Sometimes when you paint you want to preserve an area of your surface from further contamination. For this SuchArt provides:

* Psyduct - Tape Gun
Primal monster: Torchator

## Torchator

Torchator was the ancient gardien of the fire temple. This temple contains a massive fortune of rubies, and these ruby give a luck to anyone who use it. This is why Torchator has a mission of protecting the temple, and he's somewhat strong enough to protect it and burn his enemies.

## Stats and Information

**The stats are taken from Metropolitan monsters**

* Writing

★ ⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

## Skills

 Ruby Guardian
 Ancient Torch
 Fire Protection
 Punishement For Stealer
 Obsidian's Curse
 Eternal Punishement
 Ruby's Rage
 Like A Fire Spirit
 Fire Wave
Sumptuous monster: Boss Flakiesta

## Boss Flakiesta

Mr. Flaky is now the boss the the circus that he worked hard to achieve his goal. But there's one problem: While he outclassed every other circus, he can't outclasses the Hercule's one: The Freak Circus, which is annoying for him. But one day, a demon visited him to give him a chance to outclasses Hercule and turn Flaky's circus into the best one in the entire world, by giving him a talented demons and a Pure Rhodium! but in exchange ... Flaky should visit someone, who's the boss of that demon.

## Stats and Information

**The stats are taken from Metropolitan monsters**

* Writing

★ ⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

## Skills

 Joy Time
 Accurate Time
 Magical Hat
 Nice Tie
 Boss of the Circus
 Slow Beat Time
 Magic Trick
 Borrowed Time
 Wait Until The Show Start
 Nice Suit
 Hypnosis Trick
 The Master of Time
 It's Time For Tea!
 -  -  -

## Fun Facts

* Boss Flakiesta is the Mythic version of "Flaky";
* He's part of "The Chics" faction;
* ?
Sprays

SuchArt also includes a variety of surface altering sprays for your convenience.

* MEGACID - Universal Solvent
* LAZUX Supreme Metallize Heavy Metallic Effect
* LAZUX Supreme Metallize Medium for Balanced Mettalic Effect
* LAZUX Supreme Metallize Medium for Subtle Metallic Effect
* LAZUX Supreme Metallize Wet for Extra Wet Effect
* LAZUX Supreme Metallize Glitter Effect
Comics: Cult of X

```
**Warning:** This comic is about Sonic.exe and others creppypasta sonics, which are known for being unsettling. Outside that, many insults and adult jokes are included

```

**Cult of X** is a comic created by MysticFox, and it's about Sonic.exe, Lord X, EXE, Majin and Sunky. Though, they don't commit victims as usual, but they acted like a normal dudes (ahem, they still...). You will see funny moments between them, with many things. *(Cult of X gonna have more AND more comics)*

## **Comics**

This is what happened after Revie's dramaExetior and Sussy BoiCookiesBut What If He Can RunThis is what happened after they see this teaserLord X saw a sexy girls

## **Others**

* Memes/Funny images
* Works
* PNG Images

POV: You idolize SonicWhy does Sonic.exe make an announcement?Lord X and his usage of toothpasteI don't have moneyLord X Trolling Sonic.exeWTF characters. Include Heehog.exe as WTF version of Sonic.exeWell Well Well. Note taht Majin's color is cancelled

An image for Triple Troubleたのしさ∞　セガ・エンタープライゼス　まぢん画
-MazinAn image of many pissed off characters. Include Sonic.exeMassive Trouble, featuring Impostors and Sonics CreppypastasX Plush in the sofa

Shocked Exetior¯\\_(ツ)\_/¯ Lord XImpressed Lord XSunky eats cerealsLord X clean teethPlush XExetior saying Sigh!
Paint Guns

Sometimes you just want to be precise with your brush strokes and that's fine, there are plenty of Brushes for that! But sometimes you just want to fling paint at a canvas and see what turns out. SuchArt faciliate's this passion with a variety of different paint "guns".

* KiDoo Warefare+ Water Gun
* KiDoo Warfare+ Machine Gun HEAVY
* Super Gun Paint Marker
* Super Sprayer High Flow ULTRA
* Super Glitter Spray Gun
KiDoo Warfare Canzooka

Canzooka while fully loaded

The Canzooka is a Can Launcher that shoots Spray Cans across the room, exploding it on impact.

It was added in Public Beta Preview Version **1.5.0.0p1**

To use it, you must first get a spraycan, and then load it into the Canzooka. Right click to fire at the place you are looking.
Cleaning & Drying

There are a few methods to clean your studio in SuchArt.

* PetBot - Cleaning mode
* Sponge
* Moped Rubber Broom - Cleans Everything
* Steamcleaner
* Thermo-Laser Scraper
* Metal Bucket

Now, sometimes you just can't sit and watch paint dry so you need a much quicker method of doing so. Fortunetly, SuchArt has two such methods:

* Hairdryer
* Leafblower
Wraith monster: Spekthra the Champion

## Spekthra the Champion

Time has passed, and Spekthra is still a bow champion in Ghosterian City. But, nobody know that she's the daughter of Smokwreck, lady of Train Monstrosity. She left her family when she was young and decided to follow her goal, instead of working with her family as a train drivers. And now, she decided to do something for her family for a first time ever, being free them for Black Shader control.

## Stats and Information

**The stats are taken from Metropolitan monsters**

* Writing

★ ⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

## Skills

 Fire Bolt
 Champion Sight
 Weak Point!
 Mark The Target
 Falling Fire
 No Defense
 One Shot, One Kill
 Culling The Weak
 Spectral Fire
SuchArt: Genius Art Simulator Wiki

**Welcome to the**

SuchArt: Genius Art Simulator

## System requirements

CPU: Intel Core i5-2400 @ 3.1 GHz or AMD FX-6300 @ 3.5 GHz or equivalentRAM: 4 GBOS: 64-Bit Windows 7/8/10 VIDEO CARD: Geforce 9600 GT or AMD HD 3870 512MB or higher

**SuchArt: Genius Art Simulator Wiki!**

SuchArt: Genius Artist Simulator is an Indie art simulation game developed by Voolgi and published by HypeTrain Digital, which is available on Steam and Epic Games Store for $24.99 USD.

SuchArt allows you to paint on many different surfaces (eg. canvases, furniture, walls, floor), with various tools, encouraging you to unleash your inner creativity.

Voolgi has created a Discord server for the game, allowing you to post art, give tips and post content if you are a content creator!

SuchArt is planned to release on Nintendo Switch in the near future, and a potential VR standalone game has been thought about by Voolgi, the developer of SuchArt.

SuchArt now has Drawing Tablet Compatibility!
Flying Tool Shelf

The **Flying Tool Shelf** (listed in Baba Zone as "**Flying tool shelf**") is a piece of furniture capable of holding 10 tools while not obeying gravity, as its name suggests. If thrown or pushed by another object colliding with it, it will travel for a short distance in the direction pushed while it gradually slows to a halt.
Fire Tools

As any artist knows, there are many different mediums with which to create art. Each just as valid as the next. However, in life some methods can be a little more... dangerous. But hey! This is an art simulator game, go wild! Create art with fire!

That's right there are **TWO** methods of creating art using fire:

* Blowtorch
* Flamethrower
Lumi

Lumi in the promo

**Lumi** (full name **Luminous Siren**) is one of the main characters in College Mates. She is a bookworm who spends a lot of time reading, but she does enjoy the company of her friends in the gang. She is a reserved and attractive young lady, somewhat mysterious, never speaking too often but always helpful. She can normally be seen accompanying the gang or singing carefree.

Lumi has all the makings of a surprise Prom Queen, maintaining a respected reputation among the yeargroup despite a slight reluctance to partake in sports events or dances, contributing instead to the music concerts and the local newspaper in pursuing her journalism interests. She remains academically motivated, and in Episode 5 she and Lulu are most focused on the scientific benefits of their adventure. As a unicorn, she does possess magical abilities and uses these on occasion. In Episode 9, she assists Atrimy in his roller-coaster construction by casting a prevention spell on some of the gear. In Episode 23, she has a breakdown after being pestered and sends curses on some of the gang, conjuring up impressive magic. Lumi cultivates a special ability to manipulate and entrance others with her sirensong; she puts this to the test in Episode 19, entering a singing contest. She owns a car like Electric, and drives around town frequently giving lifts to her friends. Later in the season, she and Flushie have to try and repair a flat tyre during a ride.

### **Personality**

Lumi's mysterious nature comes from a general timidity and the slightest hint of seduction; indeed, Flushie often teases her about being just as lustful as she is deep-down. Lumi does have a youthful and creative side, often letting all inhibitions go when around friends like Quinty and Chris, and a romantic streak which doesn't appear too often following a breakup. Despite her silence, her affability means she holds close and unique friendships with all the gang. She and Chris are old friends, often going for meals together, and every so often she sings with Cutea.

### **Appearance**

Lumi is a fairly tall grey unicorn girl with deep orange eyes. She has dark-grey hair with a fluorescent orange streak in it, and wears glasses to read. She traditionally dresses in understated business attire, with jackets and skirts complimented by heels. Sometimes she is seen wearing yellow leg-warmers, and her phone case matches her hair. Her unicorn glow is a bright green colour.
The House Of Magic

## About this Item

Title
THE HOUSE OF MAGIC
Contributor Names
Ben Stassen, Jeremy Degruson (director)
Jean-Marc Lederman, Ramin Djawadi (composer)
Gavin Greenaway, Nick Glennie-Smith (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Stephen Coleman, Tony Blondal, John Ashton Thomas, Randy Kerber, Mark Graham (orchestrator)
Created / Published
USA
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Steve Mair, double bass; George Doering, guitar; Bill Booth, Alex Iles, Bill Reichenbach, trombone; Jim Thatcher, french horn; David Arch, piano (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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PetBot

PetBot in the Steam Release Image

PetBot is your Robot Compainion that you can unlock by completing Kyndle's mission, then progressing further by doing commissions or selling to the Marketplace to unlock the Storage Room. She will send you an email after a few ingame days, stating that it's her Advanced Robotics Graduation Project which she has made three models of, along with a package which has PetBot inside.

PetBot's has 5 different options when fully unlocked: Power (on/off), Pet mode, Clean mode, Recycle mode, and Crypto mode.

As of Public Beta Preview Version 1.5.0.0p1, PetBot can now be pet, play ball and change colors!

When PetBot is turned off, it will stop floating and will fall to the ground when it's picked up and dropped. It has no facial expressions when it's off.

When in Pet Mode, PetBot will float around the studio, making occasional "chirping" noises. It will sometimes follow you around and watch you or your painting or go and look at certain things in your studio. It will also randomly project blue light with animated butterflies, as well as occasionally making heart eyes and projecting hearts. PetBot will occasionally put a bucket on if it's in pet mode.

When in Cleaning Mode PetBot will float around and clean any surfaces that you select with a high power steam cleaner it has stored in a compartment underneath it. After done it will return to Pet Mode.

When in Recycle Mode PetBot will go around your studio, picking up empty Paint tubes and Spraycans, and either putting them into the Incinerator or the Compressor. After done it will return to Pet Mode.

While Cryptomining, Petbot will stay still, its face will change between two expressions as it 'mines'. It will also emit different noises compared to its normal ones. After the bar above it's head finishes once, you will be given 30c. Moving Petbot while it's mining will completely reset the bar progress, and will make it stop and look at you until you move or look away from it. It will continue to mine until you change it's setting.

PetBot has recently recieved an update, allowing it to play ball, change its eye color and allows you to pet it!

**Trivia:**

* While in Pet Mode, PetBot will occasionally sleep on the Pillow, if present
* PetBot can remove hats off of itself occasionally.

PetBot with a Crabux bucket on it's headPetbot with all Drivers unlockedPetBot projecting butterfliesDizzy PetBotTired PetBot (while Cryptomining)PetBot making a facePetBot after hitting it into a wall
Wraith monsters

# ***Rankings***

## Rank (OP/SS)

* **Anacondex**
* **God Nebora**
* **Sinless Nebotus**
* **Spekthra the Champion**
* **Viola Fox**

## Rank (S/A)

* **Abyssal Hookuai**
* **Bruterion**
* **Grus Almendon**
* **Himarius**
* **Jaguan Roadbigen**
* **Lavabuch**
* **Lord Execukhan**
* **Lover Heart**
* **Miss Steamwrath**
* **Mushdoom**
* **Polypus**
* **Super BoltaiK**
* **Voltayux Jr**

## Rank (B/C/D)

* **Aboman X**
* **Agent Chameleo**
* **Bearson**
* **Elfredus the Darksmith**
* **Howlmoon**
* **Goddess Fayemona**
* **Gore-tox**
* **King Gedorus**
* **Meatastor**
* **Ronaniel**
* **Smokwreck**
* **Soulkeios**
* **Traingosh**

## Rank (E/F)

* **Aqua Guttas**
* **Black Shader**
* **Cthulhu Believer**
* **Coyote Lucker**
* **Hellmer**
* **Hoggy Hogger**
* **Hungaroon**
* **Kiblosh**
* **Nychtawing**
* **Oakakhan**
* **Obly**
* **Swamplord Platypus**
* **Titanbird**
* **Veggitastor**
Minecraft: The Movie (animated film)

# MINECRAFT: THE MOVIE

## About this Item

Title
MINECRAFT: THE MOVIE
Contributor Names
Viola Baier, Dan Lloyd, Jason Sargeant (director)
Dominic Lewis, Lorne Balfe, Heitor Pereira, Rupert Gregson-Williams (composer)
Gavin Greenaway, Terry Edwards, Ben Parry, Rita Manning, Everton Nelson (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Matt Dunkley, Edward Farmer, John Ashton Thomas, Dominic Lewis, Geoff Lawson, Gavin Greenaway, Lorne Balfe (orchestrator)
Created / Published
UK/USA/Australia/Sweden
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Steve Mair, double bass; David Arch, piano; Jim Thatcher, French horn; George Doering, guitar; Michael Shapiro, drums; Randy Kerber, synthesizer. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
Form
motion picture
Psyduct - Tape Gun

Sometimes you Want to get precise lines of one colour over another, or want to protect an already painted area while you splatter or spread paint over the surface. That is where the Tape Gun comes into play.

With 5 different sizes of tape this tool is sure to prove useful to you!

#### How to Use

Now, the tape gun can prove a little tricky to use. It places the strip of tape by aligning from the middle of the currently selected size. So bear this in mind as you place strips of tape, and don't worry if you mess up you can **left + click to remove** the selected strip!

To place a strip **right + click** where you want to start and drag out to the angle and length you require before **right + click** again.
Wraith monster: Hellmer

## Hellmer

Ah Hellmer! You looks cool, but you're SO ANNOYING. Hellmer is a true demon child, and also one of Viola's friends. All he do is pranking anywhere and anyone, even his friends, especially Bearson.

## Stats and Information

**The stats are taken from Metropolitan monsters**

* Writing

★ ⭐ ⭐⭐⭐

## Skills

 Demon In School...
 ... Isn't That Weird?
 Fire Prank
 You're So Boring, Bearson
 Boiling An Entire Pool
 Evil Prank
 Demon Prankster
 It's Just A Joke, Man!
 100% Better Than Hell

## Fun Facts

* He's part of the faction "Viola's & Friends";
* ?
Dick Figures: The Movie

## About this Item

Title
DICK FIGURES: THE MOVIE
Contributor Names
Ed Skudder, Zack Keller (director)
Nick Keller, Zack Keller (composer)
Gavin Greenaway (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Pete Anthony, Mark Graham (orchestrator)
Created / Published
USA
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Troy Andrews, Bill Booth, Alex Iles, Bill Reichenbach, trombone; Kevin Axt, Steve Mair, bass; Wayne Bergeron, Dan Fornero, Barry Perkins, trumpet; Wade Culbreath, Brian Kilgore, Kevin Ricard, percussion; Mike Shapiro, drums; Jill Streater, Tom Boyd, oboe; George Doering, Andrew Synowiec, Tom Rizzo, guitar; Dylan S. Hart, Jim Thatcher, Dan Kelley, Benjamin Jaber, Teag Reaves, Amy Rhine, french horn; Dan Higgins, saxophone; Doug Tornquist, tuba. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
Form
motion picture
Sumptuous monster: Voltayux

## Voltayux

If you think Digidevils are cool, you're right, but wrong at the same time. Some of digidevils became monstruous after they're getting enraged or stressed, and when they became monstruous, they became dangerous! Voltayux may be a kind one, but he became the most monstruous when he transforms.

## Stats and Information

**The stats are taken from Metropolitan monsters**

* Writing

★ ⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

## Skills

 Digidevil Species
 Shocking Body
 Digidevil Power
 Unstoppable Rage
 Digidevil Fatality
 Large Tongue Leech
 Digidevil Shocks
 Heterocromia Eyes
 Deadliest Predator
Cataclysmic monster: Ninja

## Ninja

Have you ever heard about a ninja that isn't like the other ninjas? Well, Ninja is one of them. Instead of training, he always spend his time playing battle royale. And for not letting the other ninjas training, he starts screaming.

## Stats and Information

**The stats are taken from Metropolitan monsters**

* Writing

★ ⭐ ⭐⭐⭐

## Skills

 Ninja Gamer
 Blue Hair
 Best Snipe
 20 Kills
 Double Pump Kill
 50 Kills
 Precise Trickshots
 More Than 100 Kills!
 Headshotter Ninja
Theater Class

## About this Item

Title
THEATER CLASS
Contributor Names
Brandon Rogers (director)
Hans Zimmer, Heitor Pereira (composer)
Gavin Greenaway, Jenny O'Grady, Rupert Gregson-Williams, Harry Gregson-Williams (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Bruce L. Fowler, Walt E. Fowler (orchestrator)
Created / Published
UK/USA
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Perry Montague-Mason, Warren Zielinski, Tom Pigott Smith, violin; Steve Mair, double bass; David Arch, piano; Heitor Pereira, guitar. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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motion picture
Public Beta Preview

The Public Beta Preview is a beta where you get to test out the new updates.

The most recent preview includes (**1.5.0.0p1**):

**PetBot related changes**

- **Pet your Petbot** to reward it for… being here with you.

- Tired of your little robot looking at you with its cute little blue eyes? Buy **a new module** and make PetBot stare at you in red instead! Or another color, it's up to you really.

- A new ball is available in the shop! If only you had a cute robot **to play ball with**…

- PetBot will react to some things getting broken or exploding near to it.

- Minor PetBot changes.

**Painting**

- The totally safe **Canzooka** is another fresh addition to the shop. Based on the year old POG idea of @Arthury Bekbews .

- While painting, you can now **freeze the rotation of your brush** at any moment.

**Fixes**

- The delivery system should be more robust now (ie less likely to get clogged).

As usual (although it's been a while) please report bugs in 🅱beta-preview-bugs and do comment in 🅱beta-preview-discussion

Kindly yours,

Voolgi
Monsters, Inc

## About this Item

Title
MONSTERS, INC.
Contributor Names
Pete Docter, David Silverman, Lee Unkrich (director)
Randy Newman, (additional) Bruno Coon (composer)
Randy Newman, Joey Newman (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Tom MacDougall (music\_supervisor)
Jonathan Sacks, Ira Hearshen (orchestrator)
Created / Published
USA.
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  "If I didn't have you" by Randy Newman and cues by The Firehouse Five Plus Two. (Songs)
-  Inc: Malcolm McNab, Rick Baptist, Jon Lewis, trumpet; Bill Reichenbach, Bill Booth, George Thatcher, Andy Martin, trombone; Jim Thatcher, French horn; Tommy Johnson, Jim Self, tuba; Tom Scott, alto sax; Dan Higgins, Bob Sheppard, Brian Scanlon, woodwinds; James Walker, Susan Greenberg, flute; Tom Boyd, oboe solos; Michael Lang, piano; Dean Parks, George Doering, guitar; Alan Estes, vibraphone; Abe Laboriel, acoustic double bass; Jimmy Johnson, drums; Steve Schaeffer, percussion. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
Form
motion picture
Toy Story 3

## About this Item

Title
TOY STORY 3
Contributor Names
Lee Unkrich (director)
Randy Newman (composer)
Randy Newman (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Tom MacDougall (music\_supervisor)
Randy Newman, Don Davis, Jonathan Sacks (orchestrator)
Created / Published
USA.
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Wayne Bergeron, Dan Fornero, trumpet; Jim Thatcher, French horn; James Walker, flute; Dan Higgins, reeds; George Doering, guitar. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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Wraith monster: Himarius

## Himarius

Every king and gods need a great counsel, and Nebora chose Himarius as a great one. He has a power of manipulating crystals as he's a dark sorcerer. And as a counsel, he gives advices to his master, and he's the one who told him about Viola and her power of manipulating souls.

## Stats and Information

**The stats are taken from Metropolitan monsters**

* Writing

★ ⭐ ⭐⭐⭐

## Skills

 Cursed Dark Sorcerer
 Nebora Greatest Counsel
 Curse Of The Ruby Cobra
 Rage Of The Emerald Elephant
 Thirst For Gems
 Crystal Malediction
 Crystallized Bones
 Roar Of The Amethyst Lion
 Gem Prison
Flushed Away

## About this Item

Title
FLUSHED AWAY
Contributor Names
David Bowers, Sam Fell (director)
Harry Gregson-Williams, (additional) David Cauthery, James McKee Smith, David Buckley, Stephen Barton (composer)
Harry Gregson-Williams, Ladd McIntosh, Bruce Fowler, Geoff Stradling, Jennifer Hammond (orchestrator)
Stephen Barton, James McKee Smith (arranger)
Created / Published
USA/UK.
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  "Batman theme" by and performed by Neal Hefti; "Don't worry, be happy" by and performed by Bobby McFerrin. (Songs)
-  Inc: Heitor Pereira, Peter DiStefano, guitar; Joe Henson, bass guitar; Steve Mair, double bass; The Choir of the King's Consort. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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motion picture
Checkered Ninja

## About this Item

Title
CHECKERED NINJA
Contributor Names
Anders Matthesen, Thorbjørn Christoffersen (director)
Gavin Greenaway (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Randy Kerber, John Ashton Thomas, Pete Anthony (orchestrator)
Created / Published
USA
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Steve Mair, double bass; George Doering, guitar; Alex Iles, Bill Reichenbach, trombone; Randy Kerber, piano; Jim Thatcher, french horn; Perry Montague-Mason, violin; Wade Culbreath, percussion, (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
Form
motion picture
Ratatoulie

## About this Item

Title
RATATOUILLE
Contributor Names
Brad Bird, Jan Pinkova (director)
Michael Giacchino (composer)
Tim Simonec (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Tom MacDougall (music\_supervisor)
Jack Hayes, Larry Kenton, Tim Simonec (orchestrator)
Created / Published
USA.
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  by Michael Giacchino. (Songs)
-  Inc: Wayne Bergeron, Rick Baptist, Jeff Bunnell, trumpet; Bill Reichenbach, Alex Iles, trombone; Rick Todd, French horn; John Van Houten, tuba, cimbasso; Bobby Shulgold, flute; Mike Vaccaro, clarinet; John Yoakum, oboe; Mark Gasbarro, piano, celeste; George Doering, Carl Verheyen, guitars; Tommy Morgan, harmonica; Frank Marocco, accordion, musette; Gayle Levant, harp; David Stone, Norman Ludwin, acoustic double bass; Abe Laboriel, electric bass; Harvey Mason, drums, percussion; Emil Richards, Dan Greco, Paulinho Da Costa, Walter Rodriguez, percussion. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
Form
motion picture
Normal British Movie

## About this Item

Title
NORMAL BRITISH MOVIE / BRANDON ROGER'S THE MINGEWORTHY'S / THE MINGEWORTHY'S
Contributor Names
Adam Neylan, Brandon Rogers (director)
Heitor Pereira, Lorne Balfe, Dominic Lewis (composer)
Gavin Greenaway, Rupert Gregson-Williams (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Dominic Lewis, Harry Gregson-Williams, Rupert Gregson-Williams, Gavin Greenaway (orchestrator)
Created / Published
UK/USA
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Lorne Balfe, guitar; Tom Pigott Smith, Warren Zielinski, Perry Montague-Mason, violin; Steve Mair, double bass. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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Cars 2

## About this Item

Title
CARS 2
Contributor Names
John Lasseter, Brad Lewis (director)
Michael Giacchino (composer)
Tim Simonec (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Tim Simonec, Cameron Patrick, Ira Hearshen, Mark Gasbarro, Brad Dechter, Andrea Datzman, Peter Boyer (orchestrator)
Created / Published
USA.
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Wayne Bergeron, trumpet; Mark LeVang, keyboards; George Doering, guitar; Norman Ludwin, acoustic double bass. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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Primal monster: Yabuzz

## Yabuzz

You've never hearded about the werefly's myth. It was a very powerful ancient creature, it has very large wings and sharp claws to kill its victims and devour them. He's back because of the primitive meteorites and the resurrection of Tromakos. The trouble of the werefly is back. And as a bonus, Tromakos named him Yabuzz as a loyal and deadly ally for him.

## Stats and Information

**The stats are taken from Metropolitan monsters**

* Writing

★ ⭐  ⭐⭐⭐

## Skills

 Werefly
 Sharp Claws
 Fly High
 Rotted Bleeding
 Disgusting Mouth
 Dry Fur
 Wall Breaker
 Castle Demolisher
 Primal Devourer

## Fun Facts

* He's part of the faction "Terrifying Myths";
* ?
Spider-Man 2

## About this Item

Title
SPIDER-MAN 2
Contributor Names
Sam Raimi (director)
Danny Elfman, (additional) Deborah Lurie, Steve Bartek, Christopher Young, John Debney, Marc Bonilla. (composer)
Pete Anthony, David Campbell, Rick Wentworth (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Brad Dechter, Jon Kull, Steve Bartek, Edgardo Simone, David Slonaker, Mark McKenzie, Bruce Babcock, David Campbell. (orchestrator)
David Campbell (arranger)
Created / Published
USA.
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  "I only have eyes for you" by Al Dubin, Harry Warren, "Stars and stripes forever" by John Philip Sousa, "Love is the sweetest thing" by Ray Noble, performed by The Peter Cincotti Trio. (Songs)
-  Peter Cincotti as pianist in Planetarium. (Personnel on Camera)
-  Inc: Malcolm McNab, Warren Luening, Rick Baptist, Wayne Bergeron, Jon Lewis, Bill Churchville, trumpet; Bruce Fowler, Dick Nash, Alan Kaplan, Charlie Loper, Bill Reichenbach, Phil Teele, Steve Holtman, trombone; Rick Todd, Todd Miller, Mark Adams, Steve Becknell, Brad Warnaar, Brian O'Connor, Philip Yao, French horn; Tommy Johnson, tuba; Louise DiTullio, flute; Nicholas Bucknall, clarinet; Tom Boyd, oboe; Judd Miller, Electronic Valve Instrument; Randy Kerber, piano; George Doering, guitar; Marc Bonilla, electric guitar; Sid Page, violin; Oscar Hidalgo, Norman Ludwin, acoustic double bass; Emil Richards, Mike Fisher, Dan Greco, Bob Zimmitti, Alan Estes, M. B. Gordy, Brian Kilgore, Don Williams, percussion. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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Toy Story 2

## About this Item

Title
TOY STORY 2
Contributor Names
Ash Brannon, John Lassiter, Lee Unkrich (director)
Randy Newman (composer)
Randy Newman, Ira Hearshen, Jonathan Sacks (orchestrator)
Bruno Coon (arranger)
Created / Published
USA.
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Bruce Fowler, Alan Kaplan, Andy Malloy, trombone; Jim Thatcher, French horn; Tommy Johnson, tuba; James Walker, flute; Dan Higgins, Tom Scott, reeds; George Doering, guitar; Tom Boyd, oboe; Steve Schaeffer, percussion. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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Blame The Hero

## About this Item

Title
BLAME THE HERO
Contributor Names
Brandon Rogers (director)
Heitor Pereira, Ramin Djawadi (composer)
Nick Glennie-Smith (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Randy Kerber, Pete Anthony, Mark Graham (orchestrator)
Created / Published
USA
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Bill Booth, Alex Iles, Bill Reichenbach, trombone; Kevin Axt, bass; Mike Shapiro, drums; George Doering, Heitor Pereira, guitar; Jim Thatcher, french horn; Doug Tornquist, tuba; Wade Culbreath, Brian Kilgore, percussion; (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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Reverie monster: Mr. Marlos

## Mr. Marlos

If marlins are the fastest fish in the world, Marlos is faster than these fish. Well actually, he's a marlin. But the thing is, a marlin man has a lot of advantage compared to a normal one, for example, runs on the ground.

## Stats and Information

**The stats are taken from Metropolitan monsters**

* Writing

★ ⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

## Skills

 Blue And White Marlin
 Thin Fin
 Fastest Fish
 Drowning Target
 Piercer Fish
 Like A Skewer
 Big Shot!
 Sinking Boat
 Swordfish And The Cat
Toy Story

## About this Item

Title
TOY STORY
Contributor Names
John Lasseter (director)
Randy Newman (composer)
Randy Newman, Don Davis (orchestrator)
Created / Published
USA.
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Malcolm McNab, Dave Washburn, trumpet; Jim Thatcher, French horn; Tommy Johnson, tuba; James Walker, Susan Greenberg, flute; Tom Boyd, oboe; Dan Higgins, Bob Sheppard, sax; Randy Kerber, keyboards; Jim Keltner,drs; Emil Richards, Steve Schaeffer, percussion. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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The Pirates: Band Of Misfits

## About this Item

Title
THE PIRATES! IN AN ADVENTURE WITH SCIENTISTS!
Other Title
THE PIRATES! BAND OF MISFITS
Alternate Title
THE PIRATES! BAND OF MISFITS
Contributor Names
Peter Lord, Jeff Newitt (director)
Theodore Shapiro (composer)
Gavin Greenaway (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Becky Bentham, Catherine Grieves (music\_supervisor)
Dan Metzger, John Ashton Thomas, Tommy Laurence (orchestrator)
Created / Published
UK/USA.
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  "Girl from Ipanema" by Norman Gimbel, Vinicius de Moraes, Antonio Carlos Jobim. (Songs)
-  Inc: Steve Mair, acoustic double bass. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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Cutea's Nose

**Cutea's Nose** is the entrance to Cutea's respiratory tract and the organ enabling her sense of smell. It acts as a gateway into her body.

Cutea's nose serves as both an entrance and an exit for miniaturized visitors; in Episode 5 the group of students use the nasal passage to exit her body, with Quinty tickling the delicate tissue and forcing a loud sneeze to eject them. In Episode 17, Cutea is in the mall with her sister Sunshine when she feels a twinge in her nose; in reality this is her shrunken boyfriend venturing into her body. He travels through the nose to reach her brain in that episode.
WALL-E

## About this Item

Title

WALL-E

Contributor Names

Andrew Stanton (director)

Thomas Newman (composer)

Thomas Newman (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)

Tom MacDougall (music\_supervisor)

Thomas Pasatieri, J. A. C. Redford, Carl Johnson, Gary K. Thomas (orchestrator)

Created / Published

USA.

Notes

-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)

-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).

-  "La vie en rose" by Mack David, Louiguy, performed by Louis Armstrong; "Don't worry, be happy" by and performed by Bobby McFerrin. (Songs)

-  Inc: Malcolm McNab, Jon Lewis, Rick Baptist, Warren Luening, Walt Fowler, trumpet; Bill Reichenbach, Charlie Loper, Bill Booth, trombone; Steve Becknell, Brian O'Connor, French horn; Jim Self, tuba; Steve Kujala, flute, alto flute, bass flute, piccolo, whistle; Steve Tavaglione, flute, Electronic Wind Instrument, whistle, harp; George Doering, electric guitar, contrabass guitar, dulcimer, autoharp, harp, E-bow, valiha, epinette; Rick Cox, guitar, zither; Mike Fisher, drums, bas-drs, snare drums, marimba, tympany, vibraphone, percussion; Bob Zimmitti, Dan Greco, Brad Dutz, Brian Kilgore, percussion. (Soundtrack Personnel)

-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).

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Helluva Boss: The Movie

## About this Item

Title
HELLUVA BOSS: THE MOVIE
Contributor Names
Brandon Rogers, Rob Stevenhagen (director)
Dominic Lewis (composer)
Gavin Greenaway, Rupert Gregson-Williams, Terry Edwards, Ben Parry, David Shipps, David Wise (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Matt Dunkley, David Shipps, Robert Adams, Daniel Semsen (orchestrator)
Tyler Williams (arranger)
Created / Published
UK/USA/Canada
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Steve Mair, double bass; David Arch, piano. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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Killer Bean Forever

## About this Item

Title
KILLER BEAN FOREVER
Contributor Names
Jeff Lew (director)
Justin R. Durban, Jeff Lew (composer)
Jeff Lew (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Pete Anthony, Jeff Lew, Justin R. Durban (orchestrator)
Created / Published
USA
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Troy Andrews, Bill Booth, Alex Iles, Bill Reichenbach, trombone; Kevin Axt, Steve Mair, bass; Wayne Bergeron, Dan Fornero, Barry Perkins, trumpet; Wade Culbreath, Brian Kilgore, Kevin Ricard, percussion; Mike Shapiro, drums; Jill Streater, Tom Boyd, oboe; percussion, George Doering, Andrew Synowiec, Tom Rizzo, guitar; Dylan S. Hart, Jim Thatcher, Dan Kelley, Benjamin Jaber, Teag Reaves, Amy Rhine, french horn; Dan Higgins, saxophone; Doug Tornquist, tuba, Randy Kerber, David Arch, piano. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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Terkel In Trouble

## About this Item

Title
TERKEL IN TROUBLE / TERKEL I KNIBE
Contributor Names
Lyndon Ruddy (director)
Heitor Pereira, Ramin Djawadi (composer)
Gavin Greenaway (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Matt Dunkley, Geoff Lawson (orchestrator)
Created / Published
UK
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Thomas Bowes, Rita Manning, Everton Nelson, violin; Heitor Pereira, John Parricelli, guitar; David Arch, piano; Frank Ricotti, percussion; Steve Mair, double bass. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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Total Drama: The Movie

## About this Item

Title
TOTAL DRAMA: THE MOVIE
Contributor Names
Jennifer Pertsch, Terry McGuirrin, Tom McGillis (director)
Hans Zimmer (composer), Lorne Balfe, Heitor Pereira, Gavin Greenaway, Ramin Djawadi (additional)
Gavin Greenaway, Rupert Gregson-Williams, Harry Gregson-Williams, Nick Glennie-Smith (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Randy Kerber, John Ashton Thomas, Mark Graham, Bruce L. Fowler, Walt E. Fowler, Kevin Kaska, Nick Glennie-Smith, Peter Due, Pete Anthony, Andrew Kinney, Ed Trybek, Marcus Sjowall, Michael J. Lloyd, Frank Macchia (orchestrator)
Created / Published
USA/Canada/UK
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Heitor Pereira, George Doering, guitar; Jim Thatcher, french horn; Randy Kerber, piano; Kevin Axt, Steve Mair, double bass; Dan Fornero, Jon Lewis, Barry Perkins, Dave Washburn, trumpet; Kevin Connolly, Perry Montague-Mason, Tom Pigott Smith, Warren Zielinski, violin; Bill Booth, Steve Holtman, Alex Iles, Bill Reichenbach, trombone; Paul Clarvis, taiko; Tony Lewis, cello; Ramin Djawadi, banjo; Tom Boyd, oboe; Dan Higgins, saxophone; Wade Culbreath, Brian Kilgore, Kevin Ricard, Frank Ricotta, percussion; Doug Tornquist, tuba; Mike Shapiro, drums. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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Over The Hedge

## About this Item

Title
OVER THE HEDGE
Contributor Names
Tim Johnson, Karey Kirkpatrick (director)
Rupert Gregson-Williams, (additional) Halli Cauthery (composer)
Rupert Gregson-Williams, Alastair King (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Rupert Gregson-Williams, Alastair King (orchestrator)
Created / Published
USA.
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  By Ben Folds. (Songs)
-  Inc: Jamie Talbot, sax; John Parricelli, George Doering, guitar; Laurence Cottle, acoustic double bass; Tom Boyd, oboe; Claire Henry, vocal. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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Team America: World Police

## About this Item

Title
TEAM AMERICA WORLD POLICE
Contributor Names
Trey Parker (director)
Harry Gregson-Williams, (additional) Toby Chu, Damien Kaiser, Stephen Barton, James McKee Smith, Steve Jablonsky, Hector Pereira. (composer)
Harry Gregson-Williams, Pete Anthony (music\_director\_and/or\_conductor)
Bruce Fowler, Yvonne S. Moriarty, Walt Fowler, Elizabeth Finch, Ladd McIntosh, Harvey Cohen, Rick Giovinazzo, David De Palo, Patrick Russ, Bruce Babcock, Bill Meyers. (orchestrator)
Created / Published
Germany/USA.
Notes
-  Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source)
-  Feature film (over 60 minutes).
-  Inc: Wayne Bergeron, trumpet; Andy Malloy, trombone; James Walker, flute; Tom Boyd, oboe; Dan Higgins, Bill Liston, reeds; Robin Lynn, piano; George Doering, Warren Fitzgerald, guitar; Heitor Pereira, guitar, electric guitar; Martin Tillman, electric cello; Brian Kilgore, percussion. (Soundtrack Personnel)
-  Jazz on the Screen is a reference work of filmographic information and does not point to digitized versions of the items described. The Library of Congress may or may not own a copy of a particular film or video. To request additional information Ask a Librarian (https://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-record.html).
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The Tooth Hurts

Vlogs cover every angle.

**The Tooth Hurts** is episode 13 of the College Mates series. Electric Blue starts a vlog and makes odd discoveries.

### **Summary**

After seeing Flushie's impressive social media game, Electric gets inspired to start his own vlog series. Initially scoffed at by his girlfriend Cuteamena, he proceeds and tries to get some followers with whacky content. He first visits Atrimy, who is desperate to show off some outifts he has worked on for an upcoming fashion show. While making popcorn there, the machine malfunctions and sends popcorn all over the room, much to the duo's amusement - and indeed some of the stream's followers. Satisfied, Electric ventures to see Flushie, intending to get an inside-scoop from her in the wake of some revealing photos leaked of her around campus. She offers some advice on vlogging and streaming, but offers little explanation or perspective on the lewd pictures going around. However, as a frustrated Electric prepares to leave and end his vlog, she strips down to lingerie to escort him out.

His followers continue to grow as he heads back home to find Cutea in distress; she needs to have her wisdom teeth out. She reveals she has a fear of the dentist, but he convinces her to go through with the procedure out of necessity. Later at the dentist's office, as Cutea undergoes the procedure, Electric vlogs the experience especially the aftermath, when a drugged-up Cutea blurts gibberish in the car back home, much to his amusement. The vlog proves incredibly popular, but as weakened Cutea requires more help in her recovery at home, Electric realises that he gets more happiness out of helping his partner than sharing his affairs with the world. He brings his channel to a close and comforts her.

### **Appearances**

* Electric Blue
* Atrimy
* Flushie
* Cuteamena

### **Trivia**

* The fashion show Atrimy mentions is later seen in Episode 19.
* This episode reveals Cutea's fear of dentists.
* Flushie appears in a revealing outfit for the first time; she continues this in episodes 14 and 21.