Gremener: The Movie

Gremener: The Movie aired on January 29, 2000.

## Plot

Gremener and her classmates come to her house for a science fair. Simon has a catapult that turns to foam, and Jane had a camera that does the move Thunderbolt when it’s in water. (That is not a waterproof camera.). The catapult is ready to launch, but Jane accidentally puts it inside the house. It comes out everywhere! Suddenly, some goes into the toilet, blowing the whole house down and exploding repeatedly and it floods with foam! They blow up every house in the neighborhood.

The foam comes to Simon’s house (also in Gremener’s neighborhood), and blows it up and it EXPLODES!!!! Finally, a lemonade stand, but then the lemonade makes the foam explode! Meanwhile, all their parents are playing at Six Flags. Them and the opponent parents win.

They see the explosion, so they run for it, getting their prize, but the opponent runs too. They call an emergency service, and the kids jump, and they fall into the opponent. The prize is damaged by the exploded foam, causing the prize to be exploded. The Six Flags equipment is exploded.

So they then prepare for something. They are gonna splash lemonade and it explodes. Also, it is discovered that Simon is the only one who doesn’t jump.

Meanwhile, Simon sees a bottle of whipcream and thinks it is a vacuum, so he tries to vacuum it, but the whipcream from the bottle get burnt to black powder with cream. It explodes all the Six Flags equipment and the foam. He sees the camera and thinks it is Pikachu. He hugs it and it electrifies the metal, which is now rusty. He commands the camera to stop doing Thunderbolt. Then, the camera continues doing the move. Simon comes out from the water and spits out lots of water at the parents. One parent gets sick when he accidentally eats it. The paramedics help him, and Gremener comes. The balloons are popped. Helium makes the foam water disappear.

The water floods the roads. So they vacuum it, and also Simon and Jane have to pay $90 billion dollars. They say they don’t have that money, and the guy angrily says or shouts, “SIX FLAGS, THE AMUSEMENT PARK.........WILL NEVER BE CONSTRUCTED!!!!!!!!”. So also, they have to save Six Flags, too. They combine all their money and it is $90 billion dollars! They pay the guy that much. Six Flags will be saved again.

The vacuum explodes and dust bunnies invade the whole city. They are taken by the water. They pick up handbags and stuff, and they carry it to the nearest Lost and Found, The water floods to the Lost and Found.

The water is saved by the whipcream that Simon found. He uses it to absorb the water and other stuff. The other stuff leak out and they bring it to the Lost and Found.

They are given to their owners the following day. Meanwhile, Gremener says to Simon, “Simon, you saved our day!”. They go back to the reconstructed house and they flush the catapult and miscellaneous stuff in the toilet. Then, it rains money! And bags! And purses! And a bucket??

The toilet explodes again. Then it rains foam water. The sink is turned on, and money and bags and purses and foam come out of the sink. Gremener yells “SIMON!!!!”, and that is the end of the movie. But, it’s technically not. Then the foam creates Mew and Mewtwo, and they destroy everything.

In the credits, Simon and Jane walk down to the end of the credits and say that it’s the Lost and Found. Then it’s the neighborhood and later the city. The second credits show the same animation.

## DVD (Special and Limited Edition)

This edition was released on January 29, 2020, for the 20th anniversary of the original airing/broadcast (in the theater) of this movie.

### Deleted scenes

In the first deleted scene, it had violence in it.

In the end, when Mew and Mewtwo starts destroying everything, one of Mewtwo’s attacks reflects to Mewtwo himself and turns into 3D. When he turns into 3D, the transformation glow is too bright. On the premiere on January 29, 2000 in the theatre, children and grown-ups complained that the producers put too much ink on the cels. It was adjusted and remade on television on April 4, 2000. (In this version of that scene, it is adjusted to -15 of the original version. Also, it was re-released in theaters on July 28, 2000.)

### The Birth of Foam Catapults

This audio file with a speech is with the DVD, and it makes the DVD 2 hours long.