Lost Media

Page Productions has had a number of unreleased or lost media, some of which has been found, and some of which has been confirmed deleted or inaccessible forever. The Next Page Archive have worked towards archiving and searching for any missing media in the Page Productions catalog.

Briefly, all of Page Productions was considered lost after a series of incidents in 2020 leading to the original Page Productions channel becoming deleted, but was recovered mostly via masters provided by the efforts of Michael Page and Peter Clutton to the archive. Originally, 360p rips were all that was available for most episodes during this brief period of all the media going missing.

## List of Page Productions Lost Media

* Legend of Zelda: Before The Twilight - According to Peter Clutton, there was a Legend of Zelda themed fan film before Legend of Lerium, called "Before the Twilight". Peter edited a version together in 2017 for release at the 10th Page Productions anniversary, but Michael Page did not allow for it to be released. In this version, Michael played the past version of Link who would be reworked into Kade.
* Legend of Lerium Original Cut - According to the FXRiders Q&A, The Legend of Lerium had 2 cuts, one of which was completely lost after being discarded in favor of the second.
* Legend of Lerium Raw Footage - According to the FXRiders Q&A, the raws were recently recovered from the professional grade camera equipment that was borrowed to film Legend of Lerium. On it exists footage for both the cuts, the lost and final one. This footage currently has no plans to be released and is thus considered lost.
* The Ninja By You - Exclusive to Facebook, it featured props from Shuriken Sentai Ninninger, and Facebook users could comment on what they wanted to happen next. It was cancelled due to lack of involvement from the audience. A clip from it survives in the Last Stop anniversary special, featuring Dyne Xyphler and Pepper. It has not been preserved.
* The NinjaS Original Cuts - The original versions of these episodes, as opposed to Peter Cluttons remasters, were lost in their original form, besides a few episodes. Showrunner Peter Clutton reconstructed to his best ability versions that use the original format and scenes for the Next Page Archive.
* The Ninja Season 1 Reboot - In the FXRiders Q&A, it was mentioned that the footage for a reboot version of The Ninja was lost. Differences in the reboot include Alzeck being Dynes bodyguard, wearing rugby armor and a pot plant on his head.
* The Ninja Season 1 Reboot with only Michael Page - The FXRiders Q&A also mentions a remake of Season 1 where Michael Page is the only actor. The episodes that were created were never released.
* Falcon Correct - An unknown work mentioned in FXRiders Q&A Episode 19. A parody of Phoenix Wright with an original case and replacing the titular character with that of its own. Miles Edgeworth was replaced with a character called Kilos Bladevalue. Angus McGruff was the judge. Michael Page played literally every character. It has not been preserved.
* Frontier - A stage play originally written and performed by Michael Page. It was never recorded during any of its showings. Information was brought forward between the efforts of Michael Page and Peter Clutton. The only visual reference we have is unused Cross Keys from a scrapped tribute in All-A-Cross, provided within the Next Page Discord.
* 5th Anniversary Page Productions Alumni Tribute - A Gokaiger themed one off video referencing everyone who has ever helped with Page Productions in any way was made but never uploaded to the channel after being taken down at some point early on.
* 5th Anniversary Version of All-A-Cross - A version of All-A-Cross was attempted for the 5th anniversary of Page Productions. It would have featured a tribute to Frontier and the song Faith of the Heart from Star Trek Enterprise for its themesong. It was never created.
* The original All-A-Cross soundtrack - Andrew Ritchie produced a fully original, unpublished OST for All-A-Cross, that according to Episode 18 of the FXRiders Q&A, was not used to sounding too video game like. It is used in the All-A-Cross Blooper Reels and is preserved by Michael Page, and possibly Andrew Dykes.
* The various watch-along live streams created by Michael Page remain lost after the original channel was deleted.
* Steven Boyle's Personalized Message to Ultramanfan 100 - After Michael Page sold many of the toys used for props in his productions, he had some characters give personalized messages to the buyers. Steven Boyle, portraying Steve McSpeed as he does in Wildrive FM, gave a personal message to the Wild Radio's buyer, Ultramanfan 100. It was lost until Steven joined the Next Page Archive's Discord Server and posted it from his phone in 2022.
* Michael Page's Personalized Message To Chameleonknight - In character as Sa-Rong Mandala, when Michael Page sold the toy used as the Hurting Hand in PLEASE! Save My Tomorrows to Chameleonknight, he delivered a personalized message to go with it. This has not been recovered.
* All-A-Cross: A New Sky's second half - Due to not being able to get all of the voices required, and not wanting to re-cast, A New Sky was officially deemed to be discontinued by Michael Page.
* X-Save: The Game Saving Hero - Originally all viewers had to see of this mysterious series was the opener, using EXCITE by Daichi Miura, the theme song for Kamen Rider Ex-Aid, which X-Save is a parody of. It was unfinished due to not having time to focus on it among Michael Page's other responsibilities. For Christmas of 2021, Michael Page surprised everyone by posting a finished version of this parody to FXRiders, making it found media. The intro was recovered in 2020 by Kailyn Kyosuke, who had gotten it from Michael Page.
* The All-A-Cross: A New Sky Trading Card Game - A free, printable TCG was made available to everyone who contributed to the Page Productions Patreon during the time A New Sky was in production. It started with Reb Medal, Rhoda Mellowsby, Mary Mellowby, and Magnus Kasseopia sets, and would have later featured more. A lost Stork Boatright card was provided by Michael Page and Peter Clutton to the Next Page Archive's Discord at one point. The game had an instruction booklet written and read in character by Rhoda Mellowsby, who had been known to enjoy card games, along with Reb, in the series. This was lost until recovered by Peter Clutton, making the video version of the instruction booklet found media.
* Kamen Rider: Fake - Originally only available on Patreon, and then eventually on FXRiders, it was removed to prevent confusion with the upcoming Kamen Rider Zero-One based production.

## Sources

1. FXRiders Q&A 18
2. FXRiders Q&A 19
3. Steven Boyles Personalized Message to Ultramanfan100