Chocolate Niblet Beans

Chocolate Niblet Beans
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Full Title: Chocolate Niblet Beans Subtitle: How Bob Got His Grove Back Author: Toxic AKA Bob Barker ▾ Release Date: September 18, 2004 ▾ File Size: 3.6 MB Duration: 3:21 Complexity: 8 Animutatedness: unrated Star(s): Anime Bob, Falcor
Audio Info
Bicycle Race (Plus-Tech Squeezebox Remix) Artist: Naivepop or Petitfool Album: 1, 2, 3, DARTS! Genre: J-Pop Language: Japanese ▾
That's How I Beat Shaq Artist: Aaron Carter Album: Aaron's Party Genre: Pop Language: English ▾

About

One of the higher rating Animutations on the Poiuytic Scale (8), Chocolate Niblet Beans features very high quality animation, many, many, many frames-per-second, and shook the entire Animutation industry by being the debut of Randomutation, essentially an animation fragment that gets replaced randomly by something else. A prime example of this is extremely early in the animutation, the text below ZZ Top changes every time you watch it. Some of the 'something-elses' in CNB appear more rarely than others, the prime example being the ultra-rare stand-in for Sailor Spoon...

Plot

Bob, by the power of Spoon Power, is transformed into Anime Bob and assumedly gets his Groove back. Bob begins parading around with Pop'n Fresh and Mr. Banzai with blue hair, cameos in an animutational scene of The Powerpuff Girls, and in the form of Sailor Spoon, he defeats Saskatchewan. Then he proceeds to "cameo" in many different popular flash animations, including Potter Puppet Pals, Weebl and Bob, and Salad Fingers, only to be held up by Rafiki from the Lion King in the same way he held up Simba. Then he lead-sings That's How I Beat Shaq to top it all off.

Cast

• Radio from Brave Little Toaster
• Joey Ramone
• Guy With Clothespins Attached to His Face?
• ZZ Top
• Bob
• Anime Bob
• Ben Mulroney
• The Blues Brothers
• Falcor The Luck Dragon
• Happy Hills
• guy with glasses?
• Happy Clouds
• Pop'n Fresh, the Pillsbury Doughboy
• Mr. Banzai
• Ninja Troll dolls
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
• A Chicken Wearing a Tie
• Pepperidge Farm Goldfish
• Su-Ling Goh
• Lenny
• Cow-Headed Urd
• Bananas in Pajamas
• Cymbal-Playing Monkey
• Barf
• Richard Nixon
• The Blue Monkey
• Mr. Clean
• Bill Gates
• Snit
• Polysics Member
• Walrus-Head Tifa
• Tarzan Dan
• Christopher Lee as Dracula
• Guy With Brown Hair?
• Tony Danza
• Mr. O Neill
• Donald Duck
• Raymond Smullyan
• Sinbad
• Sonic the Hedgehog
• John Lithgow
• Rip Taylor
• Nicholas Cage
• Jim Carrey
• Hen-Tai (from Digimon)
• Jiminy Glick
• Blossom from The Powerpuff Girls
• Swamp Dogg
• Neil Cicierega
• Semyon Kirlian
• Tennis Monk
• Gorilla Suit Franky
• A Feather Duster
• George Clooney
• the Vatican City Boys' Choir
• Punchy
• A Sea Monkey
• clay Black Mage
• Darkwing Duck
• Sonic X President
• Pingu
• Ozone?
• Hilary Thacker
• Uncle Fester
• Papa Q. Bear
• Tom Petty
• Richard D. James
• Six-Flags Guy
• Blues Chimps
• Muncher
• Humphrey The Brave Astronaut
• Watermelon Head
• Bub, from Bubble Bobble
• Bendy Straw
• 8-Bit Colin Mochrie
• Stimpy
• Chiyo Mihama, Yomi, Osaka, Kagura and Tomo Takino from Azumanga Daioh
• Keith Stack and Anti-Keith
• Walking Leiderhosen
• Furby
• Guy in Turban? (Daler Mehndi, perhaps?)
• Dopefish
• Dick Clark
• Krusty the Clown (tiny)
• Earl (of Toejam and Earl Fame)
• Cool Spot
• The Great Nose Hair King
• Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
• Chibi Marty McFly
• Plok
• The Scream
• The Duck Hunt Dog
• Saskatchewan
• M&Ms
• Evil Teddy Bears
• Sailor Spoon
• Karen Carpenter
• Conan O'Brien
• Mr. Bill
• Zody
• Wayne Gretsky
• Tim Allen
• Mega Man(Captain N version)
• A Pig
• H Hog
• Weebl and Bob
• The Potter Puppet Pals
• Salad Fingers
• A Flight Attendant
• David Lee Roth
• Cinnamon Toast Crunch Guy
• Asterix the Gaul
• Megabyte
• Half Assed Moogle Ver 2.0
• Neroman
• Zig-Zag
• The Ghostbusters
• Rafiki
• Kung-Fu Hamster
• Ken Jennings
• Simon Cowell/Scar
• Popples
• Guy With Hamster?
• Sigmund Freud Action Figure
• Wayne Knight
• Steve Martin
• The Incredible Hulk
• Yahoo Serious
• Guy Behind Cheemo Box?
• Ernie
• Mr. Kimura from Azumanga Daioh
• Sakaki (to the left of Mr. Kimura)
• The Plasterscene Head of Lionel Richie
• Robot Knocking Down Guy On Horseback?
• Craig McKrackin
• G.I. Toe
• Principal Scudworth
• Carrot With Human Head?
• Greg Proops
• Mickey Mouse
• Andy V'ner
• George Burns
• Ovide
• Wombat Man
• The Incredible Crash Test Dummies
• Archie Andrews
• The Punisher
• Guy With Mustache?
• The Cast of Slam
• Screaming Fans
• Paige Fox
• Jason Fox
• Peter Fox
• Mr. Happy
• KC the Cat
• Shaquille O'Neal
• Pennywise the Dancing Clown
• Spammer
• Cartoon Women?
• Mario and Luigi
• Count Duckula
• The Cast of The Facts of Life
• Handy

Transcript

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Lyrics

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Trivia

• The title, "Chocolate Niblet Beans", was a concept name for the British candy now known as Smarties (which are like plain M&Ms without letters on them).
• The opening audio clip of the movie that features a wiggling radio is also the opening audio clip of the song "Enid" by the Barenaked Ladies.
• Bob's transformation into an anime version of himself near the beginning of this movie is a parody of the stock-footage transformation sequence from "Sailor Moon".
• Right before the message "Watch Out For Dracula," the words "Watch Out For Disco" are subliminally flashed where the the Dracula message will be.
• During the scene with the message "Linkin Park is a Roller Coaster!", at one point the message "R-E-N-T-C-O! Rentco is the place to go!" shows up on top instead.
• The Flash movies referenced in the montage near the end are:
  • Weebl and Bob
  • Potter Puppet Pals
  • International Moron Patrol
  • Salad Fingers
  • Andrew Kepple's music video for "I've Got Some Falling to Do" by Lemon Demon.
• Right before we see the dancing old man from the Six Flag's ad, there are many one-frame messages. One shows Richard D. James's face with very small words under it; the message reads "I'm afraid of Richard D James". Another says simply " www.ilovecheese.com". The rest are various styles of writing the word "Moo!".
• After the flash is over, if you right-click and press play, you will see three messages, which are not random.
• The official Naivepop or Petitfool website links to this flash movie with the description: Flash that foreigner made without permission(..unexpectedly good... )

Visual Puns

• During the film-strip like montage of random photos, it shows a picture of Tai (from Digimon) with a hen on his head, meaning Hen-Tai

Randomutations

This video features many random elements, so that it's never the same way twice. For example:

• During the opening guitar solo, some phrases which appear are replaced by other phrases. The list of phrases that always appear the same, and those that change, are:
  • Typewriter
  • Cubby Hole/Flying Toaster/Cattle Decapitation/Ed Sullivan (changes)
  • Bulbous Boufant
  • Macadamia
  • The Well-Ordering Property
  • Super Monkey Ninja Robots
  • Seattle/ICF-C215/Pneumoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosos/Fred Kadiddlehopper (changes)
• The phrase that appears when the ninja Troll Dolls appear is randomized to be one of the following:
  • Girls Smell Pretty!
  • Vote For Pants in 2007!
  • Stuck In Your Ass Is An Electrician!
  • Use Horizon On Your Wheat Fields!
  • Led Zepplin!!!!
  • Tea Time Rubber!
  • Steve Perry (possibly a reference to the movie Baseketball)
  • TOM J0WNZ3D!11!!
• In the scene before the "Curse of Sue-Ling Goh!" mondegreen, the background is either a painting of a farmhouse, an anti-drug coloring book starring the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, or the cover of Beck's album Odelay.
• And right after the "Curse of Sue-Ling Goh!" scene, we see either a picture of Lenny (from The Simpsons) eating a sundae, Urd from 'Ah! My Goddess' with a cow head or the Bananas in Pajamas.
• Right before the "Random Singer Change", we see either former President Richard Milhous Nixon, or Barf the Mog from "Spaceballs" (the caption is likewise randomized, so we see either "Richard Nixon!" or "Barf!").
• The random singer change exchanges between Mr. Clean and a cover of the RL Stine 'Ghosts of Fear Street' Book, "The Curse of the Blue Monkey"
• Occasionally an image of Tarzan Dan, former host of YTV's "Hit List", will flash by at the end of the "Random Singer Change" scene.
• After being warned to "Watch Out For Dracula!", we are warned to look out for either Donald Duck, Raymond Smullyan, Sinbad, Tony Danza or Steaks.
• As mentioned above, sometimes Karen Carpenter shows up to save the city from Saskatchewan instead of "Sailor Spoon". Though instead of using a spoon, she shoots lazers from her eyes.
• Right before the montage of references to various Flash animation series, sometimes the bug-eyed Nicholas Cage says either "Colin Mochrie Has Turned into an Angry Scotsman!" or "I like soldiers!" instead of "Let's get out of here!". Also, the character in the upper-right is randomized to be either Green Megaman from Captain N, Walrus-Headed Tifa, a pig, Wayne Gretsky or Tim Allen.
  • The two uncommon quotes are taken from the scene where Alex Chiu is talking from either French Erotic Film or French Erotic Birthday.
• After the Flash series montage, one of the following pictures (chosen at random) is shown:
  • Asterix the Gaul digging a hole
  • The "new and improved" Megabyte from the Reboot miniseries/movie "My Two Bobs"
  • David Lee Roth dressed as a voodoo shaman
  • The old chef mascots for "Cinnamon Toast Crunch"
• immediately followed by one of the following:
  • The Ghost Busters (from the 1970s live-action series, not the 1980s live-action movie).
  • Neroman having a wet dream about furry pin-up chick Zig-Zag.
  • A guy in a "half-assed" Moogle costume.
• Right before the end, we see either a promotional poster for the short "Mickey Mouse Disco", or a "G.I. Toe" Wacky Packages sticker, followed shortly thereafter by a screenshot from the "Incredible Crash Dummies" video game for the SNES, a picture of obscure cartoon character Ovide, or Wombat Man.
• On the Albino Blacksheep version of Chocolate Niblet Beans, not as many random elements are intact, for some reason.
• This might be a record for the animutation with the most characters.

External Links

• Chocolate Niblet Beans on Newgrounds
• Chocolate Niblet Beans on Albino Blacksheep