Power 50

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Power 50
CRUISE MISSLE'D!
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Subtitle: Journey of Blahblah Author: KKyuubi ▾ Release Date: January 12, 2006 ▾ File Size: 9.57 MB Duration: 1:34 Complexity: unrated Animutatedness: unrated Star(s): Cosmo Kramer, Hibiscus Kazeneko
Audio Info
Dance Dance Revolution Artist: Naoki Album: DDR Extreme OST Genre: Eurobeat Language: English ▾

About

Several weird things happen, people party, Colin Mochrie gets hit by a Cruise Missle, Cosmo Kramer anchors for a Chicago TV station, and many other random things.

Cast

• Mona Lisa mall
• Will Smith
• Bill Cosby
• Hibiscus Kazeneko
• Raccoon on a Jetpack
• FBF Man
• Spoink
• Teddiursa
• Colin Mochrie
• Cosmo Kramer
• Mini-Me
• Action Hot Dog
• Inuyasha and Miroku
• Dokuro Mitsukai
• Gremlins
• Fox from Epilepsy Get
• Man dressed as a Chicken
• Man dressed as Duck
• NBC Peacock
• Max Headroom Hijacker
• Conan O'Brien
• fighting things?
• Edward Elric
• Greed
• people at a party?
• Inuyasha cosplayer
• Mamimi Samejima cosplayer
• RupeeClock
• Chris Kattan
• Jim Carrey
• Will Ferrell
• Pico
• Alien Hominid
• A Tankman
• Darth Vader
• two other versions of Anakin Skywalker
• StrawberryClock
• OrangeClock
• RaspberryClock
• Phoenix Wright
• (more people in the "what is love" scene)
• woman?
• dancing person?
• Fine and Rein
• yellow headed person?
• Greg Proops
• Arika
• IIDXClock

Notable Props

• Cliche Cruise Missel

Lyrics

Fake Lyrics

Real Lyrics

Fake

It's the nonstop! Dance, dance, dance, dance. Here we go (can you feel it), let's rule the rhyme feel the groove, and the electro glide. Can you feel the beat this way? so come on and let your body sway Front back side-to-side the motion and material and air force glide When you can do it and feel the light so get here pump the bump Ee-Yah!! Move your body m-m-move you body! Oooh (Yeah-Come on!!) Come on move your body movin' groovin' yeah (Everybody) This time can we get on the floor!? (Everyone comin on to the sides) Dance-dance-dance!! Move your feet now come on! Wanna be the one to know we can get down! Yeah-yeah can ya hear the sound? (Can your body?) we're one place down so don't tire yet Feel that? We're the highest of all (Movin to the groovin) higher and higher till the break of dawn At dawn we may never come down that's when ya feel and ya hear it now. Near the ground rock anyway... let the party go on in the place today! Come on let's party (n-n-n-n-n-never stop the groovin') Don't don't stop the groove (Yeah, come-on) Ooh! Move your body gotta move Move your body (I know you can feel it) Move your body (all over my body I know) (Yeah come on, come on!) (Come on, come on, come on) Move you want to you want to move your body (let's dance all night to the...) Dance Dance Revolution

Audio Details

The song Dance Dance Revolution (named after its game of origin) was the final unlock on DDR Extreme. When played on heavy, the stepchart is made up of step patterns from other classic DDR songs.

Trivia

• This animutation contains 2 references to Chicago TV stations:
  • The movie is named after "Power 50", a famous alias for WPWR (channel 50) before the UPN era. In between the announcement of The CW and the launch of MyNetworkTV, the name returned following the lead of other Fox owned UPN affiliates scrubbing UPN branding from their stations. The station was formally known as "UPN Chicago" before this period.
  • The newscast scene design is based off WLS-TV (ABC7), the ABC affiliate in the Chicago area.
• Just like It's Over!, this movie uses one external sound effect (the explosion in the cruise missle scene)
• This animutation was created in a self-proposed challenge by KKyuubi to make an animutation with at least 90% new material.
• The arrangement of the graphics in the newscast scene does not follow proper 4:3 tile safe zones for an HD feed
• Although it is shown in "HD" in this movie, at the time this movie was created, WLS did not air newscasts in HD. Ironically, an announcement was made 13 days later announcing a transition to HD newscasts on January 6th 2007, being Chicago's first HD newscast.