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Playhouse Disney Wiki

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Cinderella

Cinderella is a 1950 animated musical fantasy romance drama film based on the story by Charles Perrault and was originally released by RKO Radio Pictures. The movie revolves a rag-to-riches princess named Cinderella, who was forced to work as a slave by her evil stepmother and stepsisters. But unfortunately, she saved the day by her fellow Prince Charming, her singing mice and a lovely fairy godmother.
Among the Stars Wiki

**Welcome to the Among the Stars Wiki!**   StarClan - once the home for our ancestors to rest peacefully and watch over the generations has now become a wasteland of fallen stars and fire. The Dark Forest has successfully destroyed StarClan, but at the price of their own home, the destruction not bound by borders alone. Scattered around the remains of their Afterlife, the survivors need to find a way to fix this and save their home.

Season One has officially ended with Slatesong's Ambush, and the story is now in character development before the beginning of Season Two's stories.

## Important articles

PlaceholderSlatesong's AmbushThe Stars FallenHawkbristleSagemistPlaceholderStarClanPlaceholderDark Forest
Non/Disney

A **Non/Disney** video is a type of fan edited video which uses Disney movies, and stylistically similar works such as Anatasia, The Road To El Dorado, and The Swan Princess, as its sources of imagery. They are frequently crossovers, and may also take place in some form of alternate universe. They are closely linked with Animash, and it is possible for a video to be both simultaneously; however, there is only a small amount of actual overlap between the two.

Much like Animashes, characters for these videos are often selected for reasons which have little to do with their role in canon, and are instead dependent on purely practical things such as appearance and expressiveness. Masking is frequently utilized.
Dark Forest

## Description

The Dark Forest, also known as the Place of No Stars, houses cats that are to far from StarClan's moral code to be considered good. It is home to many of who the Clans call "evil" cats.

The Dark Forest, if one could catch a glimpse of the sky, has an inky black, lightless sky. Despite this, some level of light exists, giving it a similar look to night time. The trees seemingly span forever, stretching into the sky endlessly. There are some low-hanging branches, as well as leaves, but no cat has ever climbed to the top. The trees are mostly thin and dark, almost dead looking. The ground is muddy, with small patches of grass.

It borders StarClan to the east.

## About

Similar to StarClan, fallen warriors can also manifest here. Inhabitants will always keep their wounds from life, and their pelts will be dull. Also, much like StarClan, it was in shambles after the battle. Slatesong stepped up to gather others in hopes of taking StarClan.

The inhabitants blood ranges from a crimson color to an inky black color, although it fades relatively soon. Supposedly, the color of the blood is determined by how many bad deeds they committed in life. The darker the blood, the thicker it seems to be.

Warriors from StarClan who commit morally wrong actions will slowly begin losing their stars, such in the case of Ravenwillow and Hawkbristle. Stars can be re-obtained, although it is extremely difficult. Their blood will remain "tainted" from their time in the Dark Forest, regardless of the stars they re-obtain.

The Dark Forest follows a simple structure, with one cat being leader, and the rest warriors. Medicine Cats rarely exist in this space due to their connection to StarClan, but, hypothetically, they could have wounds and be healed; however, it would require a Medicine Cat to do so, and herbs are hard to come by in the forest.

## Notable Members

Slatesong (Leader)

Heatherfrost (Warrior)

Shadepool (Warrior)

Ravenwillow (Former Informant)

Hawkbristle (Warrior)
MSI - Lights Out OC MAP

**MSI - Lights Out OC MAP** is an early Multi-Animator Project, and is notable for being the first known instance of the term "Multi-Animator Project". The project was hosted by LadyTeelia. It focuses on original characters, and can be found here.

## Upload description

My first Original Character Multiple Animator Project! And it turned out fantastic! All the parts were turned in the same month of the first due date, the parts are amazing and detailed, and everyone in the MAP were extremely nice and polite and I had hardly any issues at all~♥ I am so proud to host this MAP, and I hope everyone viewing this loves everyone's animations and hard effort put into it.

I hope to start another MAP soon, hopefully with more parts. XD I am really sorry to all my backups and everyone else who did not get a part.

I also can't believe how the word, 'MAP' stuck to everyone. I see it a lot now in Warrior and OC collaborations and it's a lot clearer now on if I'm joining a project for animators or editors now. Thank you all for that too. ;P

Here are the participants in order.

1. GingaJeketsuTei

2. DuskleafFire

3. CuteFlareon

4. LadyTeelia

5. XxFlightfeathersxX

6. Wolfleader15

7. TheJewelKitten

8. hencharlo

9. AmimeGirl25

10. Rainleafyness

11. amuletkeyblade

12. BloodWolfPro (NthepokemonMaster)

13. mrKarafirefox

14. MadamPelkster

15. Xxkiller56xX

16. mscathy280

17. funkeycat

18. Sparrowpelt1

19. CKLionheart (TheHappiestFerret)

The song is Lights Out by MSI. I hope you all enjoy. :3

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20100618180038/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fOBhtrhTZQ
Animal Jam Music Video

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An **Animal Jam Music Video** is a type of fanvid made using recorded gameplay footage of the MMORPG/edutainment game Animal Jam Classic (formerly known simply as Animal Jam). They frequently feature typography and/or the player character shown actually saying the lyrics in-game, which causes them to appear in comic-style word balloons above the character's head.
Typography

**Typography** is the art and technique of arranging letters and other typographical characters. Many fan videos use typography - in other words, they include text which is written on the screen. The words used are typically the lyrics of a song which is used in the video.

Kinetic typography is a popular form of typography where the text moves. It is generally used in dynamic, effect-heavy edits.
Littlest Pet Shop: Popular

**Littlest Pet Shop: Popular** is a fanmade Littlest Pet Shop series made using toys. It is a high school drama heavily influenced by works such as Mean Girls. The series focuses on original characters Savannah (portrayed by LPS #675) and Brooke (portrayed by LPS #339) as they compete for popularity. It is intended for viewers ages 13 and over.

Production of the series stagnated when its creator was badly injured in a car accident.

This early toy-based fan series quickly became the most prominent Littlest Pet Shop fanwork of all time, becoming highly influential and inspiring many imitators. It also had a major effect on toy sales, as pets which were used in this series became more sought-after than other figures by fans. LPS #675 in particular is expensive and frequently bootlegged due to it being used to portray main protagonist Savannah.

The series has its own wiki, which can be found here.

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-\_skGlw97o
SheezyArt

SheezyArt image

**SheezyArt** was an art website featuring numerous types of media, ranging from traditional and digital artwork to photography, writing, and even videos.

On May 31, 2013, the website's staff announced via Facebook that SheezyArt would be temporarily closed to the public while they attempted to revamp the website. On November 7, 2015, one of the admins admitted that SheezyArt was unlikely to return any time in the near future due to the staff lacking access to important files and being unable to restore or maintain the site.

The website originally had a raccoon mascot character named Dante, but he was removed in 2007.
Catch

Catch is a very commonly found application in the duckiverse. It is a piece of software known for its ability to detect viruses, malware, and general problems with a system. It can also detect if one of the LEDs on your device has gone bad, as well as improve said LED and bring it back to working standard. If it has any other effects than what has been listed here, contact us immediately, it is malware.
Small children ground into bits (classic ver.)

small children ground into bits is a fine food in the duckiverse. The original inventor, George the duck, was an old-time duck lover who wanted to add to his collection. He was also a fan of corn bread and bread made of cornmeal and that means it goes well with corn based foods. This was probably an oversight, as There was a war among his inventors. It was the best food but they also had a variety of other snack foods, like, butterscotch, crackers, marshmallows, raisin, bread crust, but none of those were as deleactable as small children ground into bits. this stuff is really good. if you breadify it, it tastes exactly like toast that is cooked and if you use bread, it will make you lose weight and if you get the "spice-free" flavor, the bread becomes more crumbly as it is eaten. its usually toasted and buttered before consumed. It is prepared on a child cooker. In another article it was described as a "food made for Duck" snack. there even was a war for the delectable treat called "The scgib war". It was fought between the duckists (the ones who believed this "food for duck" was the best thing ever). They will melt down naturally if given a very hot source.
PONIES: The Anthology

**PONIES: The Anthology** is a series of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic fan videos loosely inspired by AMV Hell. Each is composed of several segments contributed by various individuals. The segments contained in the videos range from scenes from the series set to popular music to original animation and audio; they are all generally parodic in nature, and some are inspired by other media.
Masking

**Masking** is a term that refers to both the process of cutting pieces out of a larger image, and the results of said process. It is both a verb and a noun. Many of the more complex video editing programs, such as Vegas Pro and After Effects, have some sort of masking function, wherin users can select which parts of a video clip they do and do not want to retain - if the part they want to keep includes a moving object or character, this can become very time-consuming, due to the need to make adjustments on every frame where the object moves.

Masking is a popular and extremely versatile video editing technique. It can be used to place effects behind characters, replace backgrounds, place characters into scenes they were not originally in, and even engineer entirely new scenes. Its popularity is, however, hampered somewhat by how tedious it can be. It is most popular among users of After Effects, as later versions of the program allow users to utilize the rotobrush tool to create masks by automatically detecting the edges of objects, instead of painstakingly tracing these edges by hand.

In some video editing communities, people sometimes attempt to circumvent the tediousness of the process by placing masked footage onto a green screen and using chroma key to remove the color of the new background, allowing them to use the same masking again and again. They may even upload the masking to a website such as YouTube in order to allow others to use it as well - they may or may not ask others who use their masking to give them credit for their efforts. This is a particularly common practice in the Animash community.

See also: Overlay
Picture Music Video

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A Picture Music Video is a type of video featuring little to no motion - PMVs are made mostly or entirely using still images. There may be a few short clips with normal motion, and the still images may be moved across the screen - the latter is known as tweening (derived from "between"), after the animation term used for when a computer gradually moves a drawing from one location to another, rather than an animator moving the image manually.

PMVs are created using either screenshots (modified or otherwise), fanart, or some combination of the two. Not all fan videos which use fanart are PMVs - the video has a lot of motion, it's not usually considered to be a Picture Music Video, which means that extremely dynamic and effect-heavy fanart-based videos typically don't count. PMVs without any motion whatsoever are sometimes simply referred to as **slideshows**. PMVs in the Homestuck fandom are often referred to as Lyricstucks, particularly if they are created using original artwork which incorporates song lyrics into the images.

Picture Music Videos are not to be confused with Pony Music Videos, although both are abbreviated as "PMV".

## History

The earliest fanvids were PMVs made by using slide projectors to display frames of leftover film fromStar Trek, and playing accompanying music using a cassette player. The first of these was What Do You Do With A Drunken Vulcan? by Kandy Fong.

1. ↑ https://fanlore.org/wiki/Slideshow
2. ↑ https://fanlore.org/wiki/Kandy\_Fong
Multi-Editor Project

A **Multi-Editor Project**, or **MEP**, is a type of collaborative project in which various people make individual segments of a longer video. An MEP can also be simply referred to as a **collab**, although that term refers to any collaborative project, regardless of whether it is an MEP or not. The term MEP is also sometimes used in animation communities because some artists make MEP-inspired videos that follow roughly the same framework but feature original animation instead of edits - however, videos made exclusively with original animation are typically called **Multi-Animator Projects**, or **MAPs**.

## Creation process

The way in which MEPs are made varies somewhat, but the process is fairly formulaic overall. Typically, the individuals involved each play at least one specific role: host, participant, and/or backup.

* The **host** organizes the project. The host selects the audio, divides it into segments, and posts about the project so that others may find it; the post takes the form of a simplistic video displaying placeholder imagery and a number corresponding to the the segment which uses the specific portion of the audio being played, possibly alongside other information such as the title of the song. In the video description, they include any rules they want participants to follow (typically specifying what imagery should be used, and often including a password which anyone attempting to join the project must include in their request, in order to prove that they read the rules), and a list of all of the parts and whether they have been claimed yet. The description is updated with new information whenever possible. The host may or may not claim some segments themself. The information provided also includes whether the project is open for new participants and/or backups. When all parts are completed, the host assembles them and uploads the completed project.
* A **participant** discovers the project and asks to claim some number of segments, often via a comment on the initial post. If their request is accepted by the host, the participant then creates the claimed segments of video, using the provided audio and any permitted imagery, as dictated by the rules set by the host.
* A **backup** may be contacted by the host and asked to become a participant if a participant is unable to complete all of their claimed parts.

The host may cut a participant's part for them (meaning that they provide a file which contains only the piece of audio which corresponds to that segment of the video), or ask the participant to cut the audio themself. When all parts are taken, the project will be either closed, meaning that nobody can join until and unless it opens again, or open for backups, in which case someone can ask to be a backup. Parts can either be uploaded to filesharing sites for the host to download easily or simply uploaded to a video site for the host to download using a special tool that allows them to download videos from that site; alternatively, they may be sent directly through email or Discord.
Crossover

A **crossover** is what happens when two or more otherwise unrelated works are combined, typically by way of the characters from those works meeting each other. Crossovers are a popular subject of fanworks of all kinds, and official crossovers also exist, although they are limited by legal issues - those who currently hold the rights to the works involved must agree to make the crossover, and as such, official crossovers typically happen between works which are owned by the same company.

In fanvids, crossovers are typically created either by using masking to place characters from unrelated works into the same scene, or by very carefully selecting scenes which take place in similar environments and where the camera angles are such that the characters could plausibly be interacting. Both methods are most effective when the works have similar visual styles. For example, all clips used for a sequence might be from live action works, with the cameras zoomed in on the characters in question, with those characters facing in opposite directions, and taking place outdoors in grassy fields at sunset, so that the clips can be arranged to imply that the characters are facing towards each other and conversing. Crossovers are particularly common in Animash videos, where characters often are simply used to represent abstract concepts and play assorted roles in stories fabricated by the editors, regardless of whether these roles have any relation to the ones they played in their works of origin, and whether the characters chosen are from the same work or universe.
Potterhead.asap

potterhead.asap is truly a master of candy style editing on Instagram. Their exceptional talent and eye for detail shine through in every edit they create. With an impressive following of 2,953 dedicated fans, it's no surprise that their edits are highly regarded. The vibrant colors and meticulously crafted overlays give their work a mesmerizing and whimsical quality. Their use of wipe transitions and carefully placed shapes adds depth and dimension to their edits, creating a visually captivating experience. Moreover, the incorporation of PNGs adds an extra layer of charm and creativity to their compositions. It's evident that @potterhead.asap's dedication and skill have earned them a well-deserved place in the editing community. Their ability to draw inspiration from renowned editors like banqnas and johnnve\_ only further showcases their commitment to honing their craft. For anyone seeking a delightful and enchanting editing journey, @potterhead.asap's candy style edits are an absolute must-follow.
Aleksander Ihnatowicz

Aleksander Ihnatowicz (2019)

**Aleksander Ihnatowicz** (ur. 18 listopada 1984 w Warszawie) – polski aktor filmowy i teatralny.

## Życiorys

Jest prawnukiem majora Aleksandra Konstantego Ihnatowicz-Świat, instruktora broni na kursach dla cichociemnych i skoczka spadochronowego z okresu II wojny światowej.

### Edukacja

Ukończył Politechnikę Warszawską. Zawodowo zajmuje się programowaniem.

### Kariera

Karierę aktorską zaczynał w 1997, kiedy to wystąpił w filmach, takich jak np. *Dziady*, *Król Maciuś I* czy *Kroniki domowe*. Największą rozpoznawalność zapewniła mu rola Romana Latosza w serialu komediowym *Rodzina zastępcza*, emitowanym w telewizji Polsat. W latach 1999–2003 grał Roniego Nowaka w serialu *Tygrysy Europy*.

## Filmografia

* 1996: *Kornelia* jako Muksio
* 1997: *Dziady* jako Józio
* 1997: *Król Maciuś I* jako Król Maciuś I
* 1997: *Wiórek* jako Kuba
* 1997: *Kroniki domowe* jako Olo
* 1998: *Cesarski szaleniec* jako Jurik
* 1998: *Naparstek Pana Boga* jako Janek
* 1999–2007: *Rodzina zastępcza* jako Romek Latosz
* 1999: *Trzy szalone zera*
* 1999–2003: *Tygrysy Europy* jako Roni Nowak
* 2000: *Adam i Ewa* jako młody Bogdan Werner
* 2005: *Sąsiedzi* jako Krzysio Wieczorek (odc. 65)
HeteroJam

HeteroJam is a video sharing website. It started on January 23, 2022. It was a Google site at first, then the creator 2 days later moved to Yooco. Its tagline "Show Yourself" was based upon the "Broadcast Yourself" tagline used by YouTube. Because Yooco is virtually pointless for creating a video platform, the creator switched platforms. On 4/2/2022, the creator without warning switched to bubble. The current quote (and the one that was on the google site) is, "The Digital Film Repository".
15.ai

**15.ai** is the website for a powerful text-to-speech tool (also called 15.ai). It attempts to mimic the voices of various fictional characters, primarily those from cartoons and video games, in a natural-sounding way. The resulting audio is sometimes used in fan videos, including ones for works which are not represented on the website; these most frequently utilize the voices of characters from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
Deaf edit

A **deaf edit** is a type of fan video where an editor is given audio to use for their video editing by another person, and does not listen to the audio until the video is completed. They instead look at the wave form which is visible in their chosen program, and look for visible differences in volume in order to find the beat of the song and sync their clips to it.

Deaf edits can, and sometimes are, used to prank the editor who received the sound file in order to make an edit with silly music. Sometimes the sound file is not music at all, but rather speech or an array of sound effects.
TikTok

TikTok image

**TikTok** (known in China as **Douyin**) is a social media platform focusing primarily on short video clips of 15 seconds to 3 minutes in length. Although most users simply record themselves, many types of videos are present on the platform, including fan videos such as machinema of popular video games and parody edits of television shows. Many videos on the platform are comedy-oriented, and the website is often considered to be a successor to Vine.
Lauren

**Lauren** (stylized as **lauren**), also known as **emowhofromwhoville**, is a multi-fandom editor and video producer. She posts fan edits of her favorite TV shows, actors, and artists, and is best known for her in-depth tutorials on editing with Adobe After Effects as well as the very culture of editing itself. She joined Instagram in 2017 and YouTube in 2019. She edits in what she calls "lauren style", with a complex mix of 3D animation, bouncy motion, and muted colors.

She has experimented with different types of mobile editing apps such as Video Star, CapCut, Alight Motion, Node Video, Funimate and Cute Cut.

In February 2023, the mobile app CapCut (which is owned and managed by TikTok's parent company ByteDance) used a Nintendo-themed edit of her friend Elie as the basis for their editing template named "Game Party", without her permission.

## References

1. ↑ capcut stole my edit. lauren. *YouTube.* (February 12, 2023) Retrieved June 22, 2023.
Alternate Universe

In fan communities, an **Alternate Universe** (frequently abbreviated as **AU**) fanwork is one which significantly deviates from the canon story in some way. This, naturally, applies to fan videos every bit as much as it does to other creations.

Fanworks normally do deviate from canon in some way, but it's usually relatively minor; a fanfic will go in a different direction than the one canon takes because it's based on an ongoing TV show and they had no way of knowing for certain that their idea wasn't what would actually happen next, for instance. A mashup will rearrange a few scenes slightly to fit the lyrics of a song. When these still mostly mirror canon, they aren't necessarily AUs. Rather, an AU is what happens when something **major** has **deliberately** been changed.

When an intentionally impossible plot has been created, or something otherwise contradicts canon in a clearly purposeful way - when characters from several completely unrelated works of fiction which are all set in modern times are boarding the Titanic together, or characters who are siblings in canon aren't related, or when one character ends up looking like another. When the members of a perfectly mundane boy band are werewolf superheroes, and have *always* had lycanthropy and superpowers, or when a kindhearted scientist kidnaps the man who works with him willingly in canon, you know this is some kind of alternate universe. This is just as possible with videos as it is with writing, comics, or any other medium - even when the videos are made using imagery taken directly from the source materiel. With creative editing, mashups can do the things listed here, and make other assorted major plot changes which could cause them to count as AUs. With the magic of editing, any story can become any other story.

The most common forms of AU are ones where characters areplaced into a different setting, ones where a specific major event has been changed (such as a character who dies in canon surviving), and ones where the characters play significantly different roles (such as a character being adopted into a different family).
Garbage Can Vid

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A **Garbage Can Vid** is a fanvid containing clips originating from a large number of sources. The sources do not necessarily need to have any thematic similarities, and can be anything from movies to sitcoms and even commercials.

1. ↑ https://fanlore.org/wiki/Garbage\_Can\_Vid
Littlest Pet Shop: The Haunted House

**Littlest Pet Shop: The Haunted House** is a Littlest Pet Shop fan video made using toys. It codified the standard method of making toy-based Littlest Pet Shop videos and is generally considered to have led to the formation of the LPSTube community. The skit focuses on several pets discovering and exploring a haunted house.
Distortion

**Distortion** is the act of altering something from its original shape of form.

In the context of videos and similar visual arts, distortion refers to warping the image in some manner; this often involves causing its colors to bleed into one another, changing the shapes of objects (for instance by using an effect which resembles water ripples), pixelation, or outright imitating various types of glitches.
Manip

A **manip** is an image which has been created by manipulating other, pre-existing images. In mashup videos, these can be used as a way of creating new scenes and characters, and are created by taking screenshots of the source material and/or other official images of the subject and modifying them by using an image editing program such as Photoshop. Manips can be anything from simple combinations of different imagery to partially redrawn frames of animation.
Pony Music Video

A **Pony Music Video** (or **PMV** for short) is a fan video focusing on the cartoon My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (and at times, its spinoff My Little Pony: Equestria Girls, though videos using said spinoff can also be called more specific terms such as EQGMVs). They can consist of footage from official media, original animation based on the series, a mixture of the two, or even other forms of imagery entirely such as Machinema or pre-existing fanart; the only defining traits of Pony Music Videos is that they are set to music and are based upon My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. They can be blended with other incarnations of the My Little Pony franchise, such as My Little Pony Tales, or with other fandoms entirely, such as Gravity Falls, just as long as Friendship is Magic is the main focus.

Pony Music Videos are not to be confused with Picture Music Videos, although both are commonly abbreviated as "PMV".

## Stylistic themes

Styles are extremely numerous and diverse. There are PMVs which consist entirely of original animation. There are PMVs which are raw edits. There are PMVs which heavily use visual effects. There are abstract PMVs, which are nearly always made in Adobe After Effects. There are comedic PMVs, and conversely, just as many dramatic ones. Some follow the plot of the show, while others take place in some form of fan-created alternate universe, and some PMVs contain crossovers. Some PMVs are outright recreations of pre-existing music videos with ponies in the place of the original characters, or otherwise take heavy influences from non-My Little Pony media.

## Community

The PMV community, much like the rest of My Little Pony fandom, is highly disjointed and chaotic.

The popular fansite Equestria Daily has a PMV section.

## Demographics

Every type of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic fan is present, and both views and creates these; there are many such types, and they rarely interact with one another. For the first several years, the most prominent category of fan was the brony - a controversial faction of My Little Pony fandom which emerged from 4chan's comics and cartoons board alongside the debut of this series with little awareness of prior fandom history, containing a disproportionate number of adult men. The other factions - older collectors of merchandise from all eras of the franchise, the children at whom the series is ostensibly aimed, and those with no ties to any group - are also represented. Over time, as the show's many seasons wore on, bronies began to lose interest, and therefore prominence; this led the other fans to become more prominent, with younger fans in particular gaining more and more of a presence in the video editing scene.

## History

Pony Music Videos have been made by fans since the series first aired in November 2010. The first to arrive on the scene were early bronies; others quickly followed.
Reddit

**Reddit** is a social media website which is separated into individual sections (known as "subreddits") which focus on particular topics or communities. It is oriented around text posts and link sharing; although images and videos can be posted to reddit, they technically are not hosted on Reddit itself, but rather are hosted elsewhere. Fan videos are sometimes posted to fandom-specific subreddits, /r/AMV, or /r/deepintoyoutube.
Sc6ut

**sc6ut** (pronounced "scout") is a prominent video editor who makes short, looping edits for YouTube and Instagram. The edits utilize heavy effects (often psychedelic), slowed-down footage, and occasional typography. They typically, but not always, are based upon western animated works such as *Adventure Time* and *SpongeBob SquarePants*; a few videos are based on other types of sources, such as internet memes and the video game Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Although the edits always have some sort of central theme, the imagery tends to be only loosely related to the song lyrics. The video titles are heavily stylized, using full-width all-caps text and typically consisting of one to three word phrases. Some titles contain, or consist entirely of emojis.
Jessie

**Jessie** (jap. **ムサシ** *Musashi*) – członkini tria Zespołu R razem z Jamesem i Meowthem. Zwykle próbuje ukraść Pikachu i Asha.

## Historia

### Przeszłość

Przeszłość Jessie jest bardzo pogmatwana. Jej matka – Miyamoto, służyła w elitarnych oddziałach Zespołu R, jednak gdy nasza bohaterka miała trzy lata, ta wyruszyła w misję poszukiwawczą i niestety zaginęła. Od tamtego czasu Jess spędza większość swojego dzieciństwa w ubogiej rodzinie zastępczej. Zdarzało się nawet, że z braku lepszego pożywienia, musiała ona jeść śnieg.

Gdy młoda Jess podrosła dostatecznie, wyruszyła w świat, próbując swoich sił w różnych dziedzinach życia. Najpierw trafiła do Szkoły Pielęgniarstwa dla Chansey, ale mimo usilnych chęci nie udaje jej się tam zagrzać miejsca. Wyrzucona na bruk, młoda i ambitna trenerka próbuje swoich sił także w kilku innych fachach, próbując m.in. zostać ninja. Jej starania spełzają na niczym i ostatecznie trafia ona do Technikum Pokémon ulokowanego w Kanto. Tutaj też poznaje Jamesa. Parze nowych znajomych nie wiedzie się najlepiej i z powodu słabych wyników w nauce, zmuszeni zostają do opuszczenia placówki. Nie mając co ze sobą zrobić, dwójka przyjaciół postanawia przyłączyć się do gangu rowerowego w Słonecznym Mieście, gdzie zdobywają całkiem dobrą reputację. Prawdopodobnie w wyniku różnicy zdań, Jessie i James opuszczają grupę i każde z nich rusza swoją ścieżką.

### Zespół

Przyszła członkini Zespołu R, jak każda młoda osoba, próbuje nadal znaleźć swoje miejsce na świecie oraz wielką miłość, w obydwu wypadkach - bez powodzenia. W międzyczasie zdobywa ona zapewne nieco wiedzy w zakresie bycia prezenterką, występując w prognozach pogody. Po jakimś czasie Jess decyduje się wstąpić w szeregi Zespołu R. Tutaj też na powrót spotyka Jamesa, który jako jedyny, jest w stanie w miarę znieść bycie jej partnerem, a także mówiącego Meowtha. Mówi się jednak, że ciąży nad nią złe fatum, ponieważ pozostali kandydaci nie mieli tyle szczęścia, odnosząc w czasie misji spore obrażenia. W organizacji Jessie poznaje też swoją śmiertelną rywalkę - Cassidy. W czasie jednej z misji poznają oni Asha i jego Pikachu, a dopatrując się w Elektrycznej Myszy wielkiego potencjału, od tamtej pory bezskutecznie próbują ją odebrać Ketchumowi.
Vegas Pro

**MAGIX Vegas Pro**, formerly known as **Sony Vegas Pro** and frequently abbreviated as **SVP**, is a popular video editing program. Despite its discouragingly high price, it has become popular among editors due to its relatively intuitive interface and flexibility. It is neither as intuitive as Windows Movie Maker nor as flexible as Adobe After Effects, offering a comfortable middle ground for editors who want a practical way to make more elaborate edits.

## Main capabilities

* Speed up and slow down footage
* Use a variety of popular plugins such as NewBlue and Sapphire
* Do some very basic 3D effects
* Zoom, crop, and mask footage as needed
* Add text
* Use overlays
* Do various useful built-in effects and transitions, such as Defocus, Color Corrector, Cookie Cutter, Iris, and Push, and combine both these and third-party effects and transitions freely

## See also

* Adobe After Effects
* Video Star
Caramelldansen

**Caramelldansen** is a Swedish pop song and a memetic video by the same name. The famous fan video utilized a looping animation from the intro of the adult game Popotan, featuring two female characters waving their hands above their heads in an unusual, repetitive dance, which was set to the song Caramelldansen.

Many imitators followed this, creating their own original animations featuring characters from various works doing the same dance to the song. On websites which allowed users to have animated avatars, many users would even use Caramelldansen gifs as their icons. The animated series Phineas and Ferb referenced the trend in its "Summer Belongs To You" special, where the musical sequence "J-Pop (Welcome To Tokyo)" depicted the characters doing this dance.
Dailymotion

Modern logo.

Dailymotion is a French video-sharing technology platform primarily owned by Vivendi.

Dailymotion has been permanently blocked in Russia since January 2017, because the Moscow City Court ruled that the site was repeatedly violating Russia's copyright law by providing access to illegal TV content.
YouTube Poop

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**YouTube Poop** is a form of video editing where the sources are manipulated with the goal of creating something bizarre, chaotic, and most likely comedic. The videos commonly feature heavy use of effects, sudden scene transitions, deliberate and jarring changes in audio volume, memes, and splicing of dialogue to create new words and phrases. The goal is to confuse and entertain viewers who find the videos. As the name indicates, such videos are often located on YouTube; however, said website is neither YouTube Poop's only location nor its origin.

The term "YouTube Poop" was coined by Yaminomalex, who described the things he did with his friends as "uploading poop to YouTube".

The genre has been described as being to video editing communities what the dadaist movement is to art.

## History

YouTube Poop was inadvertently invented by SuperYoshi while testing Windows Movie Maker. Curious about this software which came pre-installed on his computer, he experimented with it, editing some cartoon episodes he happened to have available. This resulted in incoherent videos composed of clips which had been rearranged and repeated, and had miscellaneous effects applied to them. Amused by how nonsensical they were, SuperYoshi posted these videos online with the intention of confusing people who stumbled across them. The first of these was "The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 REMIXED!!!" (later retitled to "I'D SAY HE'S HOT ON OUR TAIL"), which was posted to SheezyArt on December 22 2004, and the first to be uploaded to YouTube itself was "Sonic and Robotnik's sodomy hour!", which was uploaded on April 1 2006.

The concept of creating bizarre, remixed videos rapidly gained popularity, and the videos themselves changed from a simple prank played on the viewer to a genuine form of entertainment. The genre quickly evolved from an attempt to surprise and baffle viewers to a form of surreal comedy centered around altering scenes beyond recognition.

1. ↑ https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/youtube-poop-ytp
YouTube

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**YouTube** is a massively popular video website, hosting videos on any subject imaginable.

It is one of the most popular locations to upload fan videos to, although some varieties, such as mashups, run the risk of receiving copyright strikes, which can render videos inaccessible in some regions or even cause the videos to be removed from the platform. This issue can be encountered both via the website automatically detecting copyrighted content, as well as via fellow users reporting the video. In order to dodge this issue, mashup editors may alter the speed and/or pitch of the audio used, and even refuse to mention its origin.

## Further reading

* YouTube on Wikipedia
* YouTube on the YouTube Wiki
Shipping

In fandom-related contexts, **shipping** is a term derived from the word "relationship", which refers to the act of being invested in the idea of certain individuals being romantically interested in and/or involved with one another. It can also refer to the depiction of romance between those individuals. Platonic shipping is also not unheard of, but is rare. A combination of characters who are being shipped is known as a **ship**.

Shipping normally takes place between pairs of fictional characters, but celebrities are also sometimes shipped, and polyamory sometimes occurs. A pair of characters who are being shipped is known as a **pairing**. A person's preferred pairing is known as an **OTP** (One True Pairing), and a person's preferred ship involving three characters is known as an **OT3** (One True Threesome). A preferred ship involving more than three characters is referred to as an **OT4**, **OT5**, or an even greater number.

Shipping, as a phenomenon, can occur for many reasons, such as perceived romantic overtones in the characters' canonical interactions (whether these were intended by the original creator or not), simple investment in the characters, or interest in a particular type of relationship dynamic.

Many fan videos involve ships which the video's creator is invested in, or which fit the rest of the intended content in some manner.
Hades' Cave

**Arianna Righi**, known online as **Hades' Cave** (formerly **LairaWolf97**) is a professional video editor. Long before taking up this profession, she edited tributes to various animated media as a hobby, and she has continued doing so alongside her career; her YouTube channel links directly to her professional portfolio. Within fandom circles, she is known for making edits using multiple video sources, particularly Non/Disney and Animash. She frequently collaborates with other editors in her videos.

Her earliest edits were simplistic in style, and were based upon the animated series *Total Drama Island*. However, she then moved on to creating videos use a wide variety of animated media as clip sources, and began adding visual effects. For a while, these videos typically featured heavy use of effects, color alterations, lip syncing, and typography (including kinetic typography); masking was sometimes utilized as well, depending on the type of edit. After that era, she moved onto a slightly simpler style, still featuring typography, lip syncing, color alterations, and masking, but with less heavy use of effects and a greater emphasis on match cuts and overall flow. The clips rarely take the lyrics literally, and are instead used to convey a particular central theme.
Datis Ausum

**Mat Kim** (Korean: **멀거니**), known online as **Datis Ausum** (pronounced "that is awesome"), is a South Korean video editor known for creating fan videos using clips of the animated series *Steven Universe*, rarely with other series as well. He joined YouTube on March 31, 2015 to upload his first music video based on the show, a tribute to the character Lapis Lazuli with the Porter Robinson song, "Fresh Static Snow". With the exception of said video, none of his work goes beyond four minutes in length.

Early videos were edited solely on Vegas Pro with a more simplistic style, however as Mat's skillset and experience grew he would experiment with other programs such as Adobe After Effects for videos, incorporating complex typography, compositing, masking, and 3D animation. The influence of his unique editing cannot be understated as he would go on to inspire many music videos in homage to it.

The end of *Steven Universe Future* (and thus, the *Steven Universe* franchise as a whole) marked his longest hiatus from YouTube, a video game-themed thank you video to the show uploaded on April 15, 2020. He returned from this hiatus on September 6, 2022, with a tribute to the original YouTube version of *Bee and Puppycat* set to "Look at the Sky" by Porter Robinson.

Some of his videos have disappeared from his own YouTube channel due to copyright blocks, and been re-uploaded to other unaffiliated channels such as datis ausum 2.0.
MikuMikuDance

**MikuMikuDance** is a 3D animation program intended for use in creating music videos for Vocaloid songs. However, it has been used for many other purposes.

The program comes with a pack of 3D models of the Crypton Future Media Vocaloids (Miku, Kaito, Len, Rin, and Meiko). Other character models can be created and shared by users.
Real-Time Fandub

> Real-Time Fandub is a group of voice actors who dub popular things from memory. They are only missing one key component: A memory.
>
> Charley Marlowe

**Real-Time Fandub** is an improvised comedy series created by voice actor, YouTuber and streamer Charley Marlowe, wherein a group of voice actors improvise a new, bizarre script for a TV series or movie in one take without any rehearsal. It has a spinoff series from RTF alumnus Penny Parker (known for her gaming channel *SnapCube*, her voice acting and music) titled **SnapCube's Real-Time Fandub** where video game cutscenes are given the same treatment.

The series is often far more surreal and crass than its source material, featuring deliberately bizarre and inconsistent plotlines, profanity, references to mind-altering substances (most commonly alcohol and cannabis), sexual references, and scatological humor.

It garnered a modest following by accident in 2016 with its improvised fandubs of the animated shows, *Gravity Falls* and *Steven Universe*. Later on, its spinoff would slip into the mainstream culture with an array of dubs of the *Sonic the Hedgehog* franchise.

## Further reading

The series has its own wiki, which can be found here.
Candy editing

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**Candy** editing is an effect-heavy video editing style characterized by bright colors, bouncy and dynamic movement, use of typography, geometric shapes, simple patterns, and an overall perky atmosphere. It is used in fan videos featuring pop songs and other peppy tunes. It is typically used with 2D animated sources, because the effects used blend with such imagery far more smoothly than they do with CGI or live action footage; however, it is still sometimes used with the latter types of footage.

Popular programs which are good for making Candy edits include Vegas Pro, After Effects, and Video Star.
Simpsonwave

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**Simpsonwave** is a genre of video which uses clips from the first 11 seasons of The Simpsons as the primary source of imagery and combines them with the vaporwave aesthetic and music microgenre; elements of lo-fi and chillwave can also be incorporated. Simpsonwave videos generally feature constructed storylines - which are often serious in nature - and/or attempt to invoke a sense of nostalgia in the audience.

Simpsonwave videos are also known as **Sad Simpsons** videos, although that term is also used for other varieties of Simpsons videos which are intended to be depressing in nature.

## Stylistic themes

Many Simpsonwave videos take place in an alternate universe and/or are dark deconstructions of the series. The titles of Simpsonwave videos are typically one word or a short phrase and are usually written in all uppercase, sometimes with spaces between each letter or in unusual fonts. As is typical of the vaporwave aesthetic, they are vaguely psychedelic and heavily feature visual effects, particularly combinations of overlays and assorted forms of distortion which are intended to mimic the appearance of heavily degraded VHS recordings. Simpsonwave videos may also use chroma key to layer multiple scenes on top of one another, or to place a scene on top of a new background.

## See also

* Animash
* Non/Disney
Episode Guide

## Resumo

### 5ª Temporada (2016-2017)

A série foi renovada para uma quinta temporada em 2 de junho de 2014. Como as três temporadas anteriores, também teve um total de 40 episódios e foi ao ar em 5 de setembro de 2016 durante a exibição da quarta temporada.[155]

### 6ª Temporada (2018-2019)

Ao contrário das primeiras cinco temporadas, a sexta temporada terá 44 episódios. A sexta temporada da série foi renovada no dia 22 de junho de 2016 pelo Cartoon Network. A sexta temporada estreou em 5 de janeiro de 2018.

### *Darwin's Yearbook* (2019)

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produção
 2 de dezembro de 2019
 2020