Monday night visual cuisine Magic Knight Rayearth S2e25-27 6 pm est; Scooby+Courage Crossover movie, Scooby Doo MI S2e25-26 & Abdala Return of the Lords of Xalaba + A Possible Place 8 pm est

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We will be using Blorptube tonight: blorp.bot.nu/o/visual_cuisine It is still recommended to use a vpn for peertube.

The visual cuisine for tonight is Magic Knight Rayearth, the Courage & Scooby crossover special, Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated, Abdala: The Return of the Lords of Xalaba, and A Possible Place.

6 pm est

Magic Knight Rayearth follows Fuu, Umi, and Hikaru as they are transported to the world of Zephyr and given the mission to rescue the captured Princess Esmeralda.

8 pm est

Due to popular demand we will be starting God Nights: we finished Courage last week and will end dog nights with Straight Outta Nowhere: Scooby Doo meets Courage the Cowardly Dog. Straight Outta Nowhere is a crossover movie about the Scooby Gang going to Nowhere, Kansas - Courage’s home.

Scooby Doo MI revisits the early days of the gang and sees them in Crystal Cove, a small town full of paranormal sightings and other mysteries. It references previous iterations of Scooby Doo and has an overarching story arc. We will finish the show tonight.

Abdala: The Return of the Lords of Xabala is an animated Cuban short that takes place before our time in an ancient yet futuristic setting.

A Possible Place is another animated short.

Thanks to Redcuban for subtitling the animated shorts.

content warnings:

Magic Knight Rayearth:

www.imdb.com/title/tt0112057/parentalguide/

www.doesthedogdie.com/media/16420?index1=-1&index…

• An animal that looks like a cat dies
• Animals/beasts/monsters are faught and sometimes killed
• Mild sexual content
• Sexualization of female characters
• Light blood
• Cartoon violence
• Alcohol is referenced
• Tension

Straight Outta Nowhere:

www.doesthedogdie.com/media/792644

• Cartoon violence
• Cartoon animal abuse: Eustace constantly abuses Courage in cartoonish ways
• Animal abuse
• Animals die
• References to pedophilia/child molestation however the character does not directly engage in that behavior
• An animal is abandoned
• Child abandoned by parent
• Domestic violence
• Abusive parents
• Spiders & bugs
• Alligators/crocodiles
• Characters are restrained
• Eye mutilation
• Body horror
• Teeth are damaged
• Shaving/cutting
• A character frequently strangles another
• Unconsciousness
• Kidnapping
• Jump scares
• Ghosts
• Vomit & spit
• Anxiety attacks
• Fourth wall breaking
• Sad endings
• Car crashes
• A character is hit by a car
• Blood/gore: sometimes Courage screams and his internal organs come out in a cartoonish manner
• Giant bugs
• torture: Characters are forced to dance
• Clowns

Scooby Doo

www.doesthedogdie.com/media/612315?index1=-1&inde…

• A dog dies
• Death
• Animals die
• An animal is abandoned
• Stalking
• Animal abuse
• Death of a pet
• Spiders, bugs & snakes
• Sad animals
• Alligators/crocodiles
• Sharks
• Characters are drugged
• Characters are restrained
• Eye mutilation
• Torture
• Teeth are damaged
• Characters are burned alive
• Characters are crushed to death
• Bone-breaking
• Death of a major character
• Characters sacrifice themselves
• Death of a parent
• Kidnapping
• Jump scares
• Possession
• Clowns
• Ghosts
• Natural bodies of water
• Spitting
• Incarceration
• Hospital & mental institution scenes
• Misgendering: Velma is mistaken for a boy on a few occasions
• Death of a LGBT character
• A black character dies first: One of the few deaths in the series is a black character
• Car crash
• Drowning
• Guns & gun violence