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I should have brought Magna Charge for this one.

A lot of people give me suggestions for which show or game to do a Legends of the Hidden Temple crossover. I try to find as much footage as I can and see how well it comes out. One of the most common requests to do the Discarded Seal of Ivan the Terrible for Night at the Museum 2. I couldn't find the footage so I had to find other Ivan the Terrible references. Funny thing about my life is that before I heard about Ivan the Terrible, I heard of a Beano character named IVY the Terrible. I've also noticed that some of the Hidden Temple Legends are mostly conversations rather than actually doing something. Ivan the Terrible's was about discussing his name. Because of that, I had to find something that relates to that. The show I picked with that topic is Histeria, which is an educational show about historical figures done in a more comedic twist. It was made by the same people who made Tiny Toon Adventures, Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain. Now the humor is more on talk than words and I think this fits well. However, the segment was a little bit short so I had to reused a few clips to make the run time. It's not really fun to cut out Olmec's dialogue because it wouldn't flow well. Now I doubt Ivan IV was ever called Ivan the Kind but his grandfather was called Ivan the Great kinda like Alexander the Great.

A lot of people give me suggestions for which show or game to do a Legends of the Hidden Temple crossover. I try to find as much footage as I can and see how well it comes out. One of the most common requests to do the Discarded Seal of Ivan the Terrible for Night at the Museum 2. I couldn't find the footage so I had to find other Ivan the Terrible references. Funny thing about my life is that before I heard about Ivan the Terrible, I heard of a Beano character named IVY the Terrible. I've also noticed that some of the Hidden Temple Legends are mostly conversations rather than actually doing something. Ivan the Terrible's was about discussing his name. Because of that, I had to find something that relates to that. The show I picked with that topic is Histeria, which is an educational show about historical figures done in a more comedic twist. It was made by the same people who made Tiny Toon Adventures, Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain. Now the humor is more on talk than words and I think this fits well. However, the segment was a little bit short so I had to reused a few clips to make the run time. It's not really fun to cut out Olmec's dialogue because it wouldn't flow well. Now I doubt Ivan IV was ever called Ivan the Kind but his grandfather was called Ivan the Great kinda like Alexander the Great.

Well, since Friday the 13th is coming soon, it's best that I upload a video about something lucky like the crossover between the Legends of the Hidden temple with another TV show using the Legend of the Lucky (or Heart Shaped) Pillow of Annie Taylor just in case bad luck every strikes. Now personally, I never got into Live Action Comedy Dramas. They rarely make me laugh or give me emotion nowadays. I find more emotion in animation and video games than in live action. This one however is quite fascinating I'll admit. The strangest concept is that the main character has the ability to communicate with animal figurines who give her hints of an issue. And boy was this show lucky to make an episode about being a daredevil in a barrel going over Niagra Falls. That's what happened with Annie Taylor. And for once, despite the fact that Olmec said "Legend has it". This is one of the few legends from the Hidden Temple were it was true to what really happened (except the age 50 part, she actually did this at age 63). She DID use a heart shaped pillow for her stunt. Now there is a pillow used in that episode of Wonderfalls but it wasn't exactly heart shaped. Well, it's not perfect but it fits just fine.