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BerserkDragon
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22 Aug 2014, 09:54
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- StaticTheSkrill
- 22 Aug 2014, 11:01
If you can, could you do a Skrill one???
I've never drawn a Skrill before, but I can try  any scene in particular from the program? (for the audio)
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Me? An otaku? Pfff.
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StaticTheSkrill
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22 Aug 2014, 23:05
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The Skrill of all Skrills...
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Either the part where he shocks Snotlout (In view to a skrill part 1) or the part where the Skrill Shoots Mildew. (View To A Skrill Part 2)
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Ryuu ga waga teki wo kurau!
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BerserkDragon
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23 Aug 2014, 04:27
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- 23 Aug 2014, 03:05
Either the part where he shocks Snotlout (In view to a skrill part 1) or the part where the Skrill Shoots Mildew. (View To A Skrill Part 2)
YESSSS those would be amazing! I think I'll do the Snotlout one. The language is Post-Lightning Snotlout, or something like that, right?
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Me? An otaku? Pfff.
Yes I do like dragons if you're wondering. Doesn't seem like it from my profile pic n signature, I know, but I do.
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Toothless123
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23 Aug 2014, 10:43
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Night Fury
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- BerserkDragon
- 23 Aug 2014, 08:27
- StaticTheSkrill
- 23 Aug 2014, 03:05
Either the part where he shocks Snotlout (In view to a skrill part 1) or the part where the Skrill Shoots Mildew. (View To A Skrill Part 2)
YESSSS those would be amazing! I think I'll do the Snotlout one. The language is Post-Lightning Snotlout, or something like that, right?
Just out of curiosity, where would you get the View To a Skrill episodes from?
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LawOfTheSeas
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23 Aug 2014, 10:54
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- Toothless123
- 23 Aug 2014, 14:43
- BerserkDragon
- 23 Aug 2014, 08:27
- StaticTheSkrill
- 23 Aug 2014, 03:05
Either the part where he shocks Snotlout (In view to a skrill part 1) or the part where the Skrill Shoots Mildew. (View To A Skrill Part 2)
YESSSS those would be amazing! I think I'll do the Snotlout one. The language is Post-Lightning Snotlout, or something like that, right?
Just out of curiosity, where would you get the View To a Skrill episodes from?
While the resolution isn't the best, most of the RoB/DoB episodes (apart from Bing! Bam! Boom! and Cast Out Part I) are on YouTube, and they can be downloaded. Again, the quality is a bit strange, and I think that they cut some of the image out to evade copyright infringement laws (that I would have to check...), but you can find them.
Side note - both Bing! Bam! Boom! and Cast Out Part I are actually on YouTube, but I am very OCD about what I watch, and as another copyright evasion tactic, the versions of those episodes on YouTube have the sound increased in pitch. Which gets really annoying, especially with Hiccup's pretty high-pitched voice already...
Also, I am not suggesting that this is definitely where one would find them. There are probably better places. I just haven't looked, because YouTube is where I search for stuff.
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Toothless123
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23 Aug 2014, 11:19
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- LawOfTheSeas
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- Toothless123
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- BerserkDragon
- 23 Aug 2014, 08:27
YESSSS those would be amazing! I think I'll do the Snotlout one. The language is Post-Lightning Snotlout, or something like that, right?
Just out of curiosity, where would you get the View To a Skrill episodes from?
While the resolution isn't the best, most of the RoB/DoB episodes (apart from Bing! Bam! Boom! and Cast Out Part I) are on YouTube, and they can be downloaded. Again, the quality is a bit strange, and I think that they cut some of the image out to evade copyright infringement laws (that I would have to check...), but you can find them.Side note - both Bing! Bam! Boom! and Cast Out Part I are actually on YouTube, but I am very OCD about what I watch, and as another copyright evasion tactic, the versions of those episodes on YouTube have the sound increased in pitch. Which gets really annoying, especially with Hiccup's pretty high-pitched voice already...
Also, I am not suggesting that this is definitely where one would find them. There are probably better places. I just haven't looked, because YouTube is where I search for stuff.
Thanks! I never actually knew that the reason why the audio was high-pitched on some episodes on YouTube was because it was a copyright evasion tactic. I thought it was just a problem with the program they used to record the TV, and hadn't bothered to check it before uploading it. 
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23 Aug 2014, 11:47
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- LawOfTheSeas
- 23 Aug 2014, 14:54
- Toothless123
- 23 Aug 2014, 14:43
Just out of curiosity, where would you get the View To a Skrill episodes from?
While the resolution isn't the best, most of the RoB/DoB episodes (apart from Bing! Bam! Boom! and Cast Out Part I) are on YouTube, and they can be downloaded. Again, the quality is a bit strange, and I think that they cut some of the image out to evade copyright infringement laws (that I would have to check...), but you can find them.Side note - both Bing! Bam! Boom! and Cast Out Part I are actually on YouTube, but I am very OCD about what I watch, and as another copyright evasion tactic, the versions of those episodes on YouTube have the sound increased in pitch. Which gets really annoying, especially with Hiccup's pretty high-pitched voice already...
Also, I am not suggesting that this is definitely where one would find them. There are probably better places. I just haven't looked, because YouTube is where I search for stuff.
Thanks! I never actually knew that the reason why the audio was high-pitched on some episodes on YouTube was because it was a copyright evasion tactic. I thought it was just a problem with the program they used to record the TV, and hadn't bothered to check it before uploading it.
Yeah, I mean, don't take my word as gospel. It could very easily be that I am reading too far into it. But that is my theory.
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BerserkDragon
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23 Aug 2014, 11:48
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- LawOfTheSeas
- 23 Aug 2014, 14:54
- Toothless123
- 23 Aug 2014, 14:43
Just out of curiosity, where would you get the View To a Skrill episodes from?
While the resolution isn't the best, most of the RoB/DoB episodes (apart from Bing! Bam! Boom! and Cast Out Part I) are on YouTube, and they can be downloaded. Again, the quality is a bit strange, and I think that they cut some of the image out to evade copyright infringement laws (that I would have to check...), but you can find them.Side note - both Bing! Bam! Boom! and Cast Out Part I are actually on YouTube, but I am very OCD about what I watch, and as another copyright evasion tactic, the versions of those episodes on YouTube have the sound increased in pitch. Which gets really annoying, especially with Hiccup's pretty high-pitched voice already...
Also, I am not suggesting that this is definitely where one would find them. There are probably better places. I just haven't looked, because YouTube is where I search for stuff.
Thanks! I never actually knew that the reason why the audio was high-pitched on some episodes on YouTube was because it was a copyright evasion tactic. I thought it was just a problem with the program they used to record the TV, and hadn't bothered to check it before uploading it.
People are sneaky xD
Also there are loads of sites who put up anime/cartoon shows, and that's how I watched RoB/DoB in the first place, because I don't have Cartoon Network 
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Me? An otaku? Pfff.
Yes I do like dragons if you're wondering. Doesn't seem like it from my profile pic n signature, I know, but I do.
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Toothless123
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23 Aug 2014, 16:24
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Night Fury
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- LawOfTheSeas
- 23 Aug 2014, 14:54
While the resolution isn't the best, most of the RoB/DoB episodes (apart from Bing! Bam! Boom! and Cast Out Part I) are on YouTube, and they can be downloaded. Again, the quality is a bit strange, and I think that they cut some of the image out to evade copyright infringement laws (that I would have to check...), but you can find them.Side note - both Bing! Bam! Boom! and Cast Out Part I are actually on YouTube, but I am very OCD about what I watch, and as another copyright evasion tactic, the versions of those episodes on YouTube have the sound increased in pitch. Which gets really annoying, especially with Hiccup's pretty high-pitched voice already...
Also, I am not suggesting that this is definitely where one would find them. There are probably better places. I just haven't looked, because YouTube is where I search for stuff.
Thanks! I never actually knew that the reason why the audio was high-pitched on some episodes on YouTube was because it was a copyright evasion tactic. I thought it was just a problem with the program they used to record the TV, and hadn't bothered to check it before uploading it.
People are sneaky xD
Also there are loads of sites who put up anime/cartoon shows, and that's how I watched RoB/DoB in the first place, because I don't have Cartoon Network
I know that. I used to watch the episodes on a website called dubbedscene.com, but after not being on there for a while (as Season Two had finished)I checked back to discover that all the episodes didn't work... 
Just because the season's finished, doesn't mean you have to stop the episodes from working... 
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dragons_ind
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23 Aug 2014, 23:09
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My avatar just got 20% Cooler
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- Toothless123
- 23 Aug 2014, 20:24
- BerserkDragon
- 23 Aug 2014, 15:48
- Toothless123
- 23 Aug 2014, 15:19
Thanks! I never actually knew that the reason why the audio was high-pitched on some episodes on YouTube was because it was a copyright evasion tactic. I thought it was just a problem with the program they used to record the TV, and hadn't bothered to check it before uploading it.
People are sneaky xD
Also there are loads of sites who put up anime/cartoon shows, and that's how I watched RoB/DoB in the first place, because I don't have Cartoon Network
I know that. I used to watch the episodes on a website called dubbedscene.com, but after not being on there for a while (as Season Two had finished)I checked back to discover that all the episodes didn't work...
Just because the season's finished, doesn't mean you have to stop the episodes from working...
I watch it all on watchcartoononline.com, and all videos are working! But instead of streaming it, i downloaded it 
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