Some THOUGHTS on All 7 Air Buddies Movies - A Retrospective of Every Buddies Film

First off, I upgraded equipment right in the middle of producing this video, so the way my voice sounds kinda randomly changes halfway through. I had at least one breakdown making this video lol. Anyway, I recently had the pleasure(?) of deep diving into the Air Buddies franchise, a spin-off of the Air Bud series consisting of seven movies that get progressively stranger... and all the more terrifying with each passing entry. The series as a whole is really something else, starting with an average talking dog movie about puppies rescuing their parents and eventually reaching a movie in which puppies get superpowers and beat the crud out of a creepy CGI alien and save the entire universe. The series as a whole really just obliterated my mind so I had to research it and make this retrospective exploring every movie and trying to find out why they exist. I'm probably never doing another video this long or involved again because man, it really burnt me out, RIP. Subtitles for this video should be available sometime within the next few days.


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Chapters:
0:00 - Prelude
1:07 - Opening
2:34 - Air Buddies & Character Profiles
11:22 - Snow Buddies
15:22 - Space Buddies
19:50 - Santa Buddies
27:53 - Spooky Buddies
34:00 - Treasure Buddies
41:03 - Super Buddies
46:39 - WHY DID THEY MAKE SO MANY!?
52:39 - Production Oddities & Snow Buddies' DARK SECRET
58:37 - Merchandising & Lasting Success (Skip the Dark Secret Here)
1:03:54 - Final Thoughts, Closing Statements, Future Videos


Music Used:
-A lot of unnamed songs from the The Dog Island video game soundtrack
-UFO from M&M's Kart Racing
-Horror Ambience (Free Background Music) by ESN Productions
-Ordinary Vanity by Akira Yamaoka
-Arctic Wonderland 2 by Soichi Terada
-Mystic Mansion by Naofumi Hataya, Jun Senoue
Dusty Desert -The Ruins by Tomoya Ohtani & Mariko Nanba
-Character Select (Dynamic) by Hideyuki Fukasawa