For you Loud House, Casagrandes, and Craig of the Creek fans, Izabella Alvarez, actress, and the voice of Wildernessa, and the current voice Ronnie Anne Santiago since 2019 in season 4 of The Loud House is now available to book on Cameo. You can also message her there too for $2.00. I might get a Cameo video from her next month in January for my birthday.

Yesterday, I enjoyed watching Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again. Instead of live-action, it's animated, and it serves as a live-action sequel to Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (despite the main protagonist, Larry Daley still working, as he left in the 3rd film replaced by Tilly). I'm giving this at 10/10. I like on how they use paintings as a portal as a shortcut to places, as the characters went into the Ancient Egypt painting to go to Egypt, and to go back to American Museum of Natural History, they went into the flyer ad for that place for a shortcut, because they transform back into their places, to avoid getting dusted.

As the live-actors and Brad Garret (who voiced the Easter Island Head) did not reprise their roles for the animated sequel, they were replaced by new actors for the animated film.

For additional voices, they had the voice acting pool from Sonic the Hedgehog, Muppet Babies (2018 series), and Crash Bandicoot. The voice actors are Matt Danner, my favorite voice actress, known for voicing Lynn and Lucy Loud in The Loud House, and Flame Princess in Adventure Time, Jessica DiCicco, Scott Whyte (who voiced Crash since 2020 in 4: It's About Time), Lex Lang (Dr. Cortex since 2004 in Twinsanity), and Michelle Ruff (as Cream the Rabbit in Sonic the Hedgehog franchise since 2010).

This is my first video, made using Elf Yourself. I didn't purchase this video for $5.99, instead I recorded using the Xbox on my computer (Windows 11 PC), and it's free, so you won't have to pay for it. If you're familiar with Elf Yourself, you've made with the heads you made and seen these in dance videos. It's been 13 years, since I've been using Elf Yourself, I've been using for my first time in 2009, back when JibJib was an power editor at that time until 2012. Yeah, I know it's funny when you see your elves dancing in your videos. Features a crossover of me, my original cartoon character and mascot of my arts and entertainment content, Edward Feldson, Super Mario, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Lincoln Loud.

Well now, The Game Awards 2022 is officially done, and stay tuned tomorrow for my next new videos using Elf Yourself.

For #ThrowbackThursday, in like my tribute to Nintega Dario (who does make good 3D CGI animations, and is a VeggieTales superfan like me), here's the CGI animated shows I watched back as a kid in the late 90s-early 2000s. The shows are Rolie Polie Olie, VeggieTales, The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius, and Cubix: Robots for Everyone.

As Nicolas is a committed Christian, same for Catherine Taber (the voice of Lori Loud in The Loud House), and Sophai Woodward (who plays Luna Loud in A Loud House Christmas and The Really Loud House), I'm Roman-Catholic (because I'm Filipino-American), as VeggieTales was originally geared towards Christian audience, since 1998, it has been popular in the mass-media markets, as Lyrick Studios was the first company to release the series to the mass-media markets.

For Rolie Polie Olie, I watched it on Playhouse Disney, and CBC Kids (my mom recorded 3 episodes on a VHS tape, while I was on vacation in Canada, visiting my aunts there a longtime ago in the early 2000s, since Rolie Polie Olie is a Canadian-produced CGI cartoon, produced by Nelvana, and one of the earliest CGI preschool animated series, after VeggieTales), years later, it reran on Disney Junior TV channel from 2012-2014, and since 2021, it's now streaming on Disney+, along with some old Playhouse Disney programs.

For The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, I watched it on Nickelodeon and later on it's sister channel, Nicktoons in the 2000s. It's now streaming on Paramount+.

For Cubix, I think I remember watching it on Kids' WB, and years later on the FoxBox (later 4Kids TV), and The CW4Kids (later Toonzai). I know it did also air on Vortexx. It's a South Korean-produced CGI animated series by Cinepix, and the English-language North American distribution was produced by 4Kids Entertainment.

What are you excited for coming tonight?

New episode of The Really Loud House is airing tonight at 7pm EST/6pm CST/7pm PST, and The Game Awards is tonight at 4:30pm PST/6:30pm CST/7:30pm EST.

Photos from my visit to Cracker Barrel in Rockford, IL.

Yes, this location has more Super Mario and Sonic the Hedgehog merchandise.

My new cover/header for this month in December (but I had to edit and modify it)! 😀

As The Game Awards is coming next week on Thursday December 8th, here's what I voted that are nominated for this year's The Game Awards in 2022.

Yes, I know many of you guys and voice acting superfans are familiar with Ashly Burch, who's an actress, voice actress, and writer for video games, anime, and animation (cartoons), known for creating the web series about video games, "Hey Ash, Whatcha Playin'?". You might her know her in the anime, Attack on Titan as Sasha Brouse (from Funimation, now Crunchyroll), cartoons like Adventure Time as Breezy, as she's also a writer there, Steven Universe as the Rutile Twins, Enid in OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes for Cartoon Network, Ridley in Glitch Techs, and the title character in The Ghost and Molly McGee, and as Tiny Tina in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands. Yes, again, she's a very busy lady who has billions of followers on social media feeds, this means we can't causally ask her questions, as most notable people/celebrities are like this. Though, I'd like to see her someday in person at conventions, so I can easily reach out to her (if she's not an reclusive artist, yes, this means if a person cannot handle making public appearances in conventions, award shows, or events).

That noon, I went and experienced the Wishlist Wonderland with Nintendo Switch by Nintendo at my local shopping mall at Woodfield Mall. For people who goes there to their local malls in their area, if you go there, you’ll play a demo of recently releases games for the console. The game I played there, that I’m getting soon for Christmas is Sonic Froniters. I’m also maybe going to get Kirby and the Forgotten Land as well either for Christmas or my birthday. I’m already planning to get Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3: Slime Speedway next month in January for my birthday month (as this game has full voice acting, and it has one of my favorite voice actresses, Jessica DiCicco reprising her role as Lucy Loud in the game). Once your done playing or before you play, if you have a MyNintendo account (like I’m present having) you get 50 Platinum Points. You’ll have to use your smartphone, sign-in, go to the menu, hit “Check-In”, and show the QR code to the camera. I’m sure you Nintendo superfans that has a Nintendo Switch console (original, Lite, or OLED models) who live in larger metropolitan cities like here in Chicago, New York City, Los Angeles, Dallas, Minneapolis, or Boston went and experienced this event. As Mall of America and Grapevine Mills (these 2 malls that you guys are familiar with) is on the shopping mall locations list, and I went to these 2 malls before. For Grapevine Mills, I went while I went to visit my Filipino aunt there in Dallas, TX, and ironically, Simon owns and manages both Woodfield Mall and Grapevine Mills).

(This is for Nintendo superfans who reside here in the US).