Post by thanderbolten on Nov 12, 2016 21:36:59 GMT
Hello. I'm new.
Here are some stuff I've been trying to find for years with no luck:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RutQLUEOR5Q
I remember watching this cartoon ten years or so ago on the Scandinavian Disney Channel dubbed. But I was never able to re-watch it. This preview is the only thing left of it. Would ''ye'' help me on closing this case?
Since I watched it whole and remember it very well, I can say that the story is about the three children in the preview finding an old paper from hundreds of years ago (thus taking place in the appropriate setting), on it is written the whole story that is 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea from the point of view of a female acquaintance. The three children are not the protagonists and only serve as beginning foil and an ending foil. I remember the cartoon for being exceptionally dark and mature in the sense that there were more profound dialogues between the characters than actual action (but that there was much of as well. They are at one point attacked by a giant octopus and a group of wild cannibals). The animation was better during the actual story and it had a distinctive, purple colour scheme to it.
Here are some stuff I've been trying to find for years with no luck:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RutQLUEOR5Q
I remember watching this cartoon ten years or so ago on the Scandinavian Disney Channel dubbed. But I was never able to re-watch it. This preview is the only thing left of it. Would ''ye'' help me on closing this case?
Since I watched it whole and remember it very well, I can say that the story is about the three children in the preview finding an old paper from hundreds of years ago (thus taking place in the appropriate setting), on it is written the whole story that is 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea from the point of view of a female acquaintance. The three children are not the protagonists and only serve as beginning foil and an ending foil. I remember the cartoon for being exceptionally dark and mature in the sense that there were more profound dialogues between the characters than actual action (but that there was much of as well. They are at one point attacked by a giant octopus and a group of wild cannibals). The animation was better during the actual story and it had a distinctive, purple colour scheme to it.
