Based on the Japanese franchise Doraemon and the rare English dub of the 1979 anime retitled The Adventures of Albert and Sidney, this submission-based fanfic depicts an alternate universe where the dub wasn't lost media and what the episodes of the dub would be like in full.

"Cruelty and arrogance's true form"

In a faraway kingdom, there lived a crude and selfish prince. He wanted nothing more than to bask in his royal glory and shun the peasants of his kingdom who constantly asked him for his assistance when they could just "help themselves" instead. His father, the king, decides to send him away to a wizard's tower in hopes of teaching him a lesson. The prince, however, believes his father sent him away as a "wizard's slave" so his father could keep the throne for himself. After murdering the wizard, the prince embarks on a journey to kill his father and claim the throne. After murdering and donning the head of a black wolf, however, the prince begins to change as he furthers his quest to claim his "rightful" place on the throne.

Fresh out of CalArts and currently making money off online commissions, 24-year-old artist and animator Johnathan Sykes dreams of leaving his toxic, unsupportive parents’ house in Fresno, California, and making it in the outsourced animation capital of the world—Toronto. After a pep talk from his old friend, Steve, Johnathan leaves in his used Volkswagen Beetle towards Toronto. On the way, he befriends a pair of fame-seeking musical twins, Gwen and Greta Johnson. They tag along with Johnathan, sharing common ground over having unsupportive parents. Johnathan and the twins learn more about each other and encounter crazy events along their journey to Canada, such as the harsh realities of being independent, tight budgets, crazy people, and the biggest question of them all: Are they truly ready for the lives they’ve been fighting for, or are they just more “pipe dreams?” 

COMING SOON!

In August 2012, a 16-year-old boy named Felix Webber was caught stealing over $100 from neighborhoods in Lestburg, California. After being brutally punished and hysterically laughed at by his mentally ill and alcoholic father, Felix breaks down on the first day of school and commits suicide. Before doing so, he vows that his spirit will curse the town and possess the bodies of everyone who has ever “burst” toward their loved ones and force them to do so until he finds a “willing soul” capable of “bursting into their true emotions,” calling himself the “Pariah God.” After killing himself, Webber’s spirit begins terrorizing Lestburg, eventually transforming it into a ghost town.

Thirteen years later, the Wickerman family stops by Lestburg, looking to get their car repaired while on a road trip. While their car is at the only mechanic shop in town, the Wickermans stay at a run-down motel. Unaware of Webber’s curse on the town, each member of the family witnesses the true horror of Lestburg’s curse, eventually becoming victims forced to burst into their true emotions or die failing to do so. Will they overcome the curse, or will the curse overcome them?

The series focuses on Kurtis "Kurt" Samson, better known online as "KurtReviews," an animation critic from Monterey, California, who wins $150 million in a lottery. With his brother and aspiring voice actor Billy Samson, his girlfriend and fellow aspiring voice actor Sandra Gleeson, and his best friend and struggling musician Greg Anderson, who has a problem with furries after losing his cousin's zoo-pedo uncle, Kurt retires from YouTube and uses the money to renovate and reopen the abandoned local movie theater, the Octoplex 8 Cinemas. The Octoplex was one of the many theaters abandoned after the 100% Wolf disaster, based on an internet trend involving the infamous Australian animated movie 100% Wolf and its sequel, 200% Wolf. After reopening the Octoplex, they face competition from the Royale Cinemas 15 in Santa Cruz, run by the mischievous and greedy Pete Peterson, who sends a spy and reluctant fellow Royale employee, Keith Andrews, as the Octoplex's newest hire. While running the Octoplex, the gang faces obstacles threatening the world, themselves, or the Octoplex, other than Pete and the Santa Cruz Royale Cinemas.