Wily has developed a new type of mecha, the Skull Car, which surpasses Dr. Light's time machine.

In the meantime, Mega Man and his friends use the time machine that Dr. Light has restored to travel back in time one year to the real world where Yuuta and Akane live, only to find that all of Japan has been turned into ruins by Wily.

In the game, Mega Man and Wily are fighting as usual, but Mega Man comes out of the game as Yuuta and Akane fought over the controller.

Meanwhile, Wily, who had calmed down because Mega Man had disappeared, warps to Dr. Light's laboratory, where he finds a freshly built time machine.

#megaman #capcom #anime #rockman

Yuuta Kobayashi has a fight with his family because he was playing Mega Man 5 until late at night.

Because he had kept the game paused for the night, Mega Man and Dr. Wily are unable to settle their score in the game.

Eventually, Wily jumps out of Yuuta's TV and leads a large number of robots to attack the real world while fighting Mega Man, who had followed them.

Percy promises that he will take the Vicar's Sunday School children home. In spite of heavy rain and a flooded track, he keeps his promise, thanks to some help from Harold.

Percy wishes he could wear a scarf, but he learns to be careful what he wishes for when he runs into the Fat Controller's luggage and almost ruins Henry's special job.

Taken from the DVD release of "Duel Masters: Go Ahead, Make My Duel".

2 episodes in this video including:
How The Cossacks Play Football
How The Cossacks Play at the Olympics

2 episodes in this video including:
How The Cossacks Rescue the Brides
How The Cossacks Cook Kulish

In this 20-minute animated adventure, watch as the Cossacks find rare treasures from an old wooden tavern to save the wedding.

Credited to TheGermanofSodor from the original SoundCloud track, "Michael Angelis Goes Insane and Other Stories":
https://soundcloud.com/thomasfanforever/michael-angelis-goes-insane-and-other-stories

Troublesome Trucks' laugh SFX also credited to GWShunter

The voice clips of the Troublesome Trucks however, are taken from the 2000 PC CD-ROM game, "Thomas & Friends: Trouble on the Tracks".

R.I.P. Michael Angelis (1944-2020)

2 princess stories narrated by Tim Brooke-Taylor.

On this video, it includes:
"The Princess and the Pea"
"The Princess and the Frog"

This promo is taken from some Greek-dubbed Rolie Polie Olie VCD releases by Modern Times S.A.

The Greek of this episode from Rolie Polie Olie was produced by Audio Visual Enterprises and Power Music Productions in 2001.

The Greek of this episode from Rolie Polie Olie was produced by Audio Visual Enterprises and Power Music Productions in 2001.

The Greek of this episode from Rolie Polie Olie was produced by Audio Visual Enterprises and Power Music Productions in 2001.

The Greek dub of this episode from Teletubbies was produced in 2000 by Audio Visual Enterprises for ERT, Star Channel and Cine+.

The Greek dub of this episode from Teletubbies was produced in 2000 by Audio Visual Enterprises for ERT, Star Channel and Cine+.

Can you eat 'em all?

This commercial was animated by OLM Inc. for the US market on television. Also, the Pokémon pasta existed in every can of Spaghetti Shapes by Heinz.

A selection of 4 animated episodes including:
Woody Woodpecker in "Woody Plays Santa Clause" (1944, Walter Lantz)
Woody Woodpecker in "Pantry Panic" (1941, Walter Lantz)
Paddy the Leprechaun in "The Wee Men" (1947, Famous Studios)
Paddy the Leprechaun in "Leprechauns' Gold" (1949, Famous Studios)

Meet Herman, the city mouse who can outsmart cats at any time. Join him in a selection of 4 animated adventures including:
Naughty But Mice (1947, Famous Studios)
"Scrappily Married" ft. Henry the Rooster (1945, Famous Studios)
Cheese Burglar (1946, Famous Studios)
Hep Cat Symphony (1949, Famous Studios)

NOTE: This is an HD recreation of a VHS tape I have made, because the picture quality of my old copy at the beginning of the tape is not good. Sorry, folks.

Daffy Duck appears in 4 hilarious animated adventures including:
Daffy Duck and the Dinosaur (1939, Warner Bros.)
Daffy the Commando (1943, Warner Bros.)
Yankee Doodle Daffy (1943, Warner Bros.)
To Duck or Not to Duck (1943, Warner Bros.)

Felix the Cat appears in 4 animated adventures including:
Bold King Cole (1936, Van Beuren)
Astronomeous (1928, Bijou Films, Inc.)
Neptune Nonsense (1936, Van Beuren)
The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg (1936, Van Beuren)

2 animated adventures featuring Popeye, the spinach-eating sailor and his girlfriend Olive Oyl, Wimpy and the big bad Bluto including:
"Popeye the Sailor Meets Ali Baba's Forty Thieves", where Popeye fights against Abul Hassel and his forty thieves to bring back all the treasury to the people in Arabia.

"Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor", where Popeye wins his girl back by fighting against Sindbad's evil clutches.

That old favourite, Bugs Bunny stars in 4 hilarious animated adventures including:
Falling Hare (1943, Warner Bros.)
The Wabbit Who Came to Supper (1942, Warner Bros.)
A Corny Concerto (1943, Warner Bros.)
Case of the Missing Hare (1942, Warner Bros.)

Four animated episodes including:
Mighty Mouse in "Wolf! Wolf!" (1944, Terrytoons)
Heckle & Jeckle in "The Talking Magpies" (1946, Terrytoons)
Spunky in "Yankee Doodle Donkey" (1944, Famous Studios)
Buzzy Crow in "The Stupidstitious Cat" (1946, Famous Studios)