Hyakugojyuuichi

Hyakugojyuuichi
This does not look good for Jay Jay The Jet Plane
Information
Author: Neil Cicierega ▾ Release Date: unknown ▾ File Size: 1.98 MB Duration: 3:56 Complexity: -8 Animutatedness: unrated Star(s): Jay Jay the Jet Plane, Colin Mochrie, Pee Wee Herman, Harry Potter
Audio Info
Hyakugojyuuichi Artist: Professor Orchid Album: Mezase Pokemon Master Genre: Anime Language: Japanese ▾

About

Hyakugojyuuichi, despite its crude, repetitive content, is considered widely to be the ultimate classic Animutation. It introduced many characters who became Animutation icons/clichés, as well as the idea of sing-along fake lyrics. And, at least the first few times, it is also just plain funny. Good for entertainment and revered as a classic, it is often considered the "first" Animutation, even though it was preceded by The Japanese Pokerap.

Most of it is plain absurdity, but there is a slight plot in the background. The Machine Gunner had a grudge against Jay Jay for looking at him funny (according to the official guide; see external links), so he did what Machine Gunners do. The Harry Potters, who apparently were also in a disagreement with Jay Jay, rejoiced. Apparently Mr. Toukas also had something to do with it. Fortunately the Emergency Medic Pee Wees arrive in an ambulance, running over Mr. Toukas on the way (as well as Guybrush). They rescued Jay Jay by pushing him off the screen, and everyone agreed to forget their differences and unite in song. There is much rejoicing, as important Animutation icons are secured their places in history, and Mario jumps up and down on a camel for some perverted reason.

Cast

• Colin Mochrie/The Sun
• Jay Jay the Jet Plane
• Harry Potter
• Pee Wee Herman
• Guybrush Threepwood
• Mr. Toukas
• Mr. Bean (and later Mrs. Bean)
• Pikachu / Max the Bunny
• Alfred E. Neuman / Darth Maul
• Machine Gunner
• Frumbum (Rabid Guy Chained to Pole)
• Chris Benoit
• Molly
• Barry
• Funny Fat Kid Sprite
• Distorted Colin
• Pixel Face
• Ricky Martin
• Spiked Hair Kid
• Ruben
• George W. Bush
• Scruff McGruff
• Hello Kitty
• Mario
• camel from Sega Genesis Aladdin game

Notable Props

• Pacemaker
• Middle Finger
• Ambulance

Lyrics

Fake Lyrics

Real Lyrics

Nakama no kazoo wa sorya Yappari zettai gatchiri Ooi hoo ga ii! Gutai-teki ni wa sorya Hakkiri Kikkari Tappuri Hyakugojuuichi! Sukoshi yuuki ga arya Batchiri Shikkari Nikkori Nakama wo geetto! Poketto Monsutaa haya aya? Ukkari Sukkari Gakkuri Nakama ni-getto! [Chorus 1:] TV says donuts are high in fat, kazoo Found a hobo in my room It's Princess Leia, the yodel of life; give me my sweater back or I'll play the guitar Madamada takusa~n Kanarazu doko ka~ ni Nakama wa iru hazu [Chorus 2:] Hyakugojuuichi no yurokobi Hyakugojuuichi no yume Hyakugojuuichi no omoide Mezashite~ ganbaro-! [Repeat from the beginning] [Chorus 1] [Chorus 2]

Nakama no kazu wa sorya Yappari zettai gatchiri Ooi hoo ga ii! Gutai-teki ni wa sorya Hakkiri Kikkari Tappuri Hyakugojuuichi! Sukoshi yuuki ga arya Batchiri Shikkari Nikkori Nakama wo geetto! Poketto Monsutaa haya aya? Ukkari Sukkari Gakkuri Nakama ni-getto! [Chorus 1:] Kimi-tachi konotsu aiwa genbu Chanto oboeteru Kizutsikea da kotomo a nok menok Sore wa (ore) wasureta Madamada takusa~n Kagelaga koka~ ni Nakama irakazu [Chorus 2:] Hyakugojuuichi no yurokobi Hyakugojuuichi no yume Hyakugojuuichi no omoide Mezashite~ ganbaro-! [Repeat from the beginning] [Chorus 1] [Chorus 2]

Audio Details

Hyakugojyuuichi (the song) was the ending theme for the first season of the Pokemon TV series in Japan. It is sung by Professor Oak. The theme, which played during the credits, showed a Pikachu balancing a Pokeball on his/her/its head.

Trivia

• One frame contains the message: "Only a being of supernatural abilites (or a pause button) could read this!”, making this the first animutation with a subliminal message.
• The scene with McGruff and Hello Kitty is a super-obscure reference to the Sam & Max comic "Fair Wind to Java," in which a bartender mistakes Sam for McGruff; Max responds by saying, "If he calls me 'Hello Kitty,' I'll plug him.'
• "Wakeman is Biased" is an obscure reference to the Jazz Jackrabbit 2 online community.

For more, see Neil's official guide.

• Hyakugojūichi is Japanese for "one hundred fifty-one," which refers to the amount Pokémon at the time(as there were only Bulbasaur to Mew back then). The transliteration Neil uses in the title (jyuu instead of jū) is, while not strictly wrong, rarely used.

External Links

• Hyakugojyuuichi!! on Neil Cicierega's site
• Hyakugojyuuichi!! on Newgrounds
• Hyakugojyuuichi!! on Albino Blacksheep

See Also

• Hyakugojyuuichi 2003 and its animation. Hyakugojyuuichi Forever