Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Sonic’s Space Adventures Against Hitler is a CGI Fan Animation that extensively uses clips from a Live-Action movie… I think it’s time for me to go all-in on the “Live-Action” part.
I basically took a bunch of screenshots from the miniseries (specifically the Special Edition), as well as a few other related Blender renders I made for this purpose, told Nano Banana 2 to recreate them in the Live-Action movie style, and ran them all through the Kling 3.0 Standard model, all with my prompts being as generic as possible while still conveying what I want. Those two respective models consistently gave me the best results, and trying the others were failures (See me use trial and error here: youtu.be/ff2nkPS7DTA). Two of the clips used were based on scenes from @JamesM2022's novelization of the miniseries. This video cost me $70 in EaseMate credits to make.
As for the music, I basically told Suno to make a track similar to the soundtrack I would have envisioned for SSAAH in the first place: The soundtrack to Michael Bay’s The Island (2005) by Steve Jablonsky. Suno called the track “Event Horizon Rising”. I trimmed it for time, and sped it up slightly to fit alongside the clips I generated.
Sonic’s Space Adventures Against Hitler is a CGI Fan Animation that extensively uses clips from a Live-Action movie… I think it’s time for me to go all-in on the “Live-Action” part.
I basically took a bunch of screenshots from the miniseries (specifically the Special Edition), as well as a few other related Blender renders I made for this purpose, told Nano Banana 2 to recreate them in the Live-Action movie style, and ran them all through the Kling 3.0 Standard model, all with my prompts being as generic as possible while still conveying what I want. Those two respective models consistently gave me the best results, and trying the others were failures (See me use trial and error here: youtu.be/ff2nkPS7DTA). Two of the clips used were based on scenes from @JamesM2022's novelization of the miniseries. This video cost me $70 in EaseMate credits to make.
As for the music, I basically told Suno to make a track similar to the soundtrack I would have envisioned for SSAAH in the first place: The soundtrack to Michael Bay’s The Island (2005) by Steve Jablonsky. Suno called the track “Event Horizon Rising”. I trimmed it for time, and sped it up slightly to fit alongside the clips I generated.
![[DPMV] Finally Free (Parody of Part of your World)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kSjJRUJevVw/mqdefault.jpg "[DPMV] Finally Free (Parody of Part of your World)
For Parker87s DPMV contest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbPLiysNobU
The bunker crew is SO sick of Hitlers shenanigans! They just want to be free!
I thought this might have been one of the best DPMVs ever, but completely split ratings have defeated me! It just almost made me consider suicide because Im so horrible!
Sorry to TheSilverUniverse if I stole one of his video thumbnails for one of my effects.")
![Monster House [LEGACY] review](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lASLt3fJDnU/mqdefault.jpg "Monster House [LEGACY] review
This video was originally unlisted because of how terrible it was, but I just had to republish it because it would get forcibly privatized for how old it is.
This is an in-depth review of one of my favorite seasonal movies, Monster House. Since the time feels right to review it during what time it takes place in, I might as well address it during that time.
No copyright infringement intended.")
