Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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Credit goes to DKD Tapes for this ad.
Here's the third part of a 4-part ad where Apple Jacks had literal jack shaped cereal pieces from January-July 2004.
BACKSTORY: In January of 2004, someone changed the green jacks in Apple Jacks cereal to literal jack shaped ones (SPOILER ALERT: It was Habeas), and it was up to the Apple Jacks Investigative Squad (AJIS for short; the group consisting of Justin, Rob, and Skye) to figure out whodunnit. Either:
- Grainmill (The Apple Jacks disappointed inventor)
- Pennypinch (A stingy accountant)
- Tyteship (An efficient plant manager)
- Wagwit (A practical joker salesguy)
- Habeas (A no-nonsense lawyer)
- Toplyne (A power-hungry researcher)
All you had to do was find clues inside marked boxes of Apple Jacks and go online as well. That was pretty much it.
Apple Jacks belongs to Kellogg's.
THIS WAS UPLOADED FOR ARCHIVAL PURPOSES ONLY.
Credit goes to DKD Tapes for this ad.
Here's the third part of a 4-part ad where Apple Jacks had literal jack shaped cereal pieces from January-July 2004.
BACKSTORY: In January of 2004, someone changed the green jacks in Apple Jacks cereal to literal jack shaped ones (SPOILER ALERT: It was Habeas), and it was up to the Apple Jacks Investigative Squad (AJIS for short; the group consisting of Justin, Rob, and Skye) to figure out whodunnit. Either:
- Grainmill (The Apple Jacks disappointed inventor)
- Pennypinch (A stingy accountant)
- Tyteship (An efficient plant manager)
- Wagwit (A practical joker salesguy)
- Habeas (A no-nonsense lawyer)
- Toplyne (A power-hungry researcher)
All you had to do was find clues inside marked boxes of Apple Jacks and go online as well. That was pretty much it.
Apple Jacks belongs to Kellogg's.

![Nintendo GameCube - Mario Superstar Baseball - Pitching Machine (2005, USA)
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Finally managed to find the full 30-second version of this ad.
Credit goes to CBZ VHS and Rocker for this ad.
Mario Superstar Baseball belongs to Nintendo.
Bowser walkaround made by KCL (who also worked with Nintendo on other ads for their games like Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 64) Nintendo GameCube - Mario Superstar Baseball - Pitching Machine (2005, USA)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/k8cwQkq0pKA/mqdefault.jpg)
![[ENG.] Cartoon Network - Factory (2005, Latin America)
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Credit goes to George A. Klein on Vimeo for this promo. [ENG.] Cartoon Network - Factory (2005, Latin America)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kbQoBwu7MGI/mqdefault.jpg)



![[ENG.] Cartoon Network - Copa Toon Tips (2004, Latin America)
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Heres a series of segments that aired during Copa Toon 2004 where they had real soccer players giving tips to the CN characters on soccer (which gives me Space Jam/NBA All-Star Slam 2004 vibes for some reason), instead of having Space Ghost interview soccer players, and also having CN characters play against each other in soccer. (Heres to hoping stuff from Copa Toon 2005 resurfaces with English audio in the future)
The players for each country in Latin America varied, depending on the country in that region, including:
- Brazil (Roberto Carlos, shown here)
- Argentina (Andrés DAlessandro)
- Chile (Mauricio Pinilla)
- Mexico (Oswaldo Sánchez)
Credit goes to Carlos Tureta (who worked on these btw) on Vimeo for these rarities. [ENG.] Cartoon Network - Copa Toon Tips (2004, Latin America)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mPyZtAvwc6M/mqdefault.jpg)
![Ring Pop - Skateboarding Hand (2005, USA)
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I seriously cant be the only one who remembers this weird-ass mascot for Ring Pop.
Credit goes to CBZ VHS and Rocker for this ad.
Ring Pop belongs to The Bazooka Companies, Inc. Ring Pop - Skateboarding Hand (2005, USA)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mhiZlTqJOrw/mqdefault.jpg)

![[BLENDER] Or else what?
Started working on this on Christmas Day, and didnt finish until 12/28/22
Randomly decided to recreate a small clip from Frosty the Snowman (1969).
Credit goes to Cmanflip for the VeggieTales models, JY Studios for Larrys texture (sourced from his Jack Cukington model), 321Blender for the nighttime snowy forest and Professor Hinkle costume (plus hat, which I used to make Larry the Snowcuke), and Blender3D (on Sketchfab) for the button (which I also used to make said snowcuke)
Frosty the Snowman belongs to Rankin/Bass and Classic Media.
VeggieTales belongs to Big Idea [BLENDER] Or else what?](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/muK45g_308c/mqdefault.jpg)
