AMV Hell

About

Members: Zarxrax, ssgwnbtd Studio: A2A Title: AMV Hell Premiered: 2004-05-28 Categories:

Comedy Parody

Songs:

叶倩文 Coca-Cola Theme Song (Chinese Remix) Annie Get Your Gun Anything You Can Do Apocalyptica O Fortuna Apple Ellen Feiss Switch Commercial Bambee Candy Girl Lords of Acid Spank My Booty Ludacris Move Bitch Mr. Show with Bob & David America Will Blow Up The Moon Quincy Jones Ironside Excerpt R. Kelly I believe I can fly Reel Big Fish Hungry Like the Wolf Shania Twain Man! i feel like a woman Suga Bay Bee The Real Suga Bay Bee The Dead Milkmen If You Love Somebody, Set Them on Fire The Passion of the Christ Trailer Audio Vanilla Ice Ninja Rap Vomitron Penis Fly Trap Weird Al Yankovic Like a Surgeon

Anime:

Akira Azumanga Daioh Battle Athletes (OVA) Battle Athletes Victory Berserk Black Jack Cowboy Bebop Cowboy Bebop - The Movie: Knockin' on Heaven's Door Eiken Grave of the Fireflies Gravitation Hanada Shonen-shi Jin-Roh Love Hina (TV) Naruto Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind On Your Mark Princess Mononoke Read Or Die (OVA) Sugar, A Little Snow Fairy

Participation:

Animazement 2004, Animazement 2004 (2004-05-28) FanimeCon, FanimeCon (2004-05-28) Otakon (Summer '04), Otakon (Summer '04) (2004-07-30)

Comments: Welcome to Hell. Please sit back and enjoy the ride.

This video was a joint project between Zarxrax and SSGWNBTD. It is basically a collection of amv shorts that should have never been made.

*Winner of "Fan Favorite" at Animazement 2004* *Winner of "Viewers Best Comedy" and "Viewers Best of Show" at Fanime 2004* *Winner of "Best Humorous/Satirical" and "Best In Show" at Otakon 2004* *Winner of "Best Comedy Video" and "Most Original Video" in AnimeMusicVideos.org 2005 Viewer's Choice Awards*

For more AMV Hell, please go to http://amvhell.com

Archive

Internet Archive, in Anime

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Credit

A2A

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