u/SonicWorld-VSync

I bought this mic. I don't know which year it was made. It doesn't work. The battery slot is damaged. I hope I could find a way to replace it and see if this still works.

It didn't turn very well, but here is. (I made some corrections on the colored version)

I thought of an alternate take on the Julie episode.

In the original episode, Julie despised Ami, while showing love towards Yumi and Kaz. Ami was mistreated by Julie.

What if... Julie shows love to Ami, while despising Yumi? She would be the one to alert Ami about Julie, while Ami seems to believe Julie is a good person.

All right, to the what if.

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Ami and Yumi were informed, by Kaz, about the visit of Julie on the bus. Ami gets happy about it, while Yumi is worried. While Ami doesn't know why Yumi doesn't seem happy, Yumi tries to talk about Julie's bad actions. Ami doesn't seem to believe, and thinks Yumi is exaggerating.

Julie arrives, and does her "arrival singing", like the original episode. In this one, however, she greets everyone friendly. Yumi gives "hi", but coldly. Ami says to Yumi to not be like that and to be friendly.

In this A.U. (alternative universe) episode, Julie would act as a best friend to Ami, but she will sabotage everything Ami does without the girl realizing it, and Julie comes to help to clean or fix the mess. Sometimes Yumi would prevent some of these affecting Ami, while Yumi takes the mess to her.

So, in a show, where Julie is performing there, too, Julie sets a trap for Ami. While it seems Ami was distracted by her own performance, Julie, furtively, activates the trap, meters above Ami. A giant splash of black oil, with feathers, to fall above Ami. The trap activates, but Ami wasn't hit by it. She and the drums were some centimeters towards the stage. Julie yells:

"Noooooooooo!".

Everyone (Ami, Yumi, and the audience), would be surprised by it. Julie tries to explain that she was worried about Ami. So Ami says:

"It's good it didn't hit me. Now, how can we clean this mess?"

Julie says:

"Ah, it's easy, just a bit of cleaner for synthetic oil...".

Then, she closes her mouth with her hands, realizing she basically confessed the act. Ami calmly says:

"Ok, officers... Here's the culprit."

Two officers take off their disguises to reveal to be officers. Yumi was seeing it, kinda incredulous. She asks Ami:

"Ami, how did you know she set this trap?"

Ami says:

"Well, Yumi. I knew that Julie was pretending to be our friend. So I pretended to be a friend to her in order to get her caught for her crimes. Sorry for not saying it to you earlier."

Yumi says:

"No problem. I was surprised by your smartness."

Ami, then, says:

"Although... I was expecting something more dangerous".

Then, one of the officers said:

"Well, Julie didn't seem to be a criminal, as you said. For this, she will have detention, since it's a minor offense."

Julie says:

"Detention? This place stinks."

Then, she takes one of the drums sticks from Ami, breaks the stick to be pointy as possible and threatens the officers to stick it on them. One of the officers, then, says:

"It looks like a weapon to hurt people. All right. She's a criminal, for sure. You come to the prison with us, green-haired girl."

Julie is handcuffed, and screams that she doesn't want to go, while the officers take her outside. Yumi says:

"Well, it ended well. Right Ami? Huh? Ami?"

Ami was crying. Yumi, then, says:

"It seems all of this was too much for you."

Ami hugs Yumi:

"No, it wasn't it. It's just... That she broke my drum stick. I really liked it."

Yumi puts her arm around Ami:

"Oh. Don't worry. We buy a new one for you. A very nice one."

Ami smiles.

End of the episode.

It's funny how in a cover, they look serious, and in other, it looks like it came from a preschool cartoon. I mean, it's kinda common for japanese media, I guess.

While scrolling Puffy Ami Yumi on Spotify, I found this song, which sounds like Friends Forever, but an "alternate English lyrics" (which have its original japanese version)

SO LONG ZERO

https://open.spotify.com/track/5acTtZJczPLw5mtsjb2ZSd?si=4JYPo7u-QyG9oNhhN-wTvA&utm_source=copy-link

How would a kids game portrait Kaz management without getting brutal?

Wii was the console for experimental games. And HHPAY was kinda experimental, too. If this show kept for some years after 2006, do you think it would have a chance to have a Wii game?

Which it could be? A bunch of mini games related to the episodes (even with music ones)? Some crazy fetch quests meeting the characters? Some dress up activities and to decide which one to use in a mission or a show (in a mission/minigame)?

The one that the girls destroy the shopping, it could be how many points you get (and getting arrested, because, for me, the episode just finish with them destroying everything and that was awful).

https://youtu.be/PYSTX4QwLcc?si=QKdBmUGhjgBtJZIw

Gameplay of a game of the show from an educational console.

Old edit from years ago.

This book catalogs the cartoons that were aired in Brazil (it was released in... 2010? I don't know, so it's outdated by 2026). It mentions HHPAY.

Here's the translation:

Series of a north-american anime created by Sam Register, produced by Renegade Animation and aired originally by Cartoon Network. Combining traditional animation and graphical computer resources techniques, it shown animated versions of the members from one of the most popular rock bands of Japan, called Puffy AmiYumi, specially two of its vocalists: Ami Onuki, birthed at Tokyo, and Yumi Yoshimura, from Osaka. The group success that appeared in the musical scenario in 1996 motivated the creation of the anime, that shown adventures lived in their tours around the world. In Brazil, Puffy AmiYumi became very knew for the opening song of the animated series Teen Titans, which is a part of the only CD of the band released in the national (brazilian) market.

It's funny that the book mentions the cartoon as an american anime.