Presenting another video from the world of parody.
Presenting you another KH parody video by our dear pwilliard again. This time, the KH characters are lip-snyching the trailer of National Treasure: Book of Secrets. pwilliard’s done it again and okay, so it’s not funny but i think he done it pretty well.
And before I forget, this video has won first place this week for best KH fan made video in kh-vids.net. kh-vids.net is the official site for posting KH videos, subbed or dubbed and if you want to go look for more parody videos, go to kh-vids.net.
Cast (In case you don’t know who’s who.):
[In order of appearance]
Marluxia (Cloaked) – Jeb Wilkinson
Sora – Ben Gates
Ansem the Wise (Old guy with red scarf around his neck) – Abraham Lincoln
Leon (Or Squall Leonheart on FFVIII) – Patrick Gates
Roxas – Riley Poole
Kairi – Abigail Chase
Zexion – John F. Kennedy (Haha)
Mickey – The President (Current)
Saix (Cloaked guy with long blue hair and a ‘X’ scar) – Secret Service Agent #1
Axel (Cloaked guy with red spiky hair) – Secret Service Agent #2 (Saix and Axel’s role are…’haha’)
Chasers (If you’ve been a big fan of KH, you know what it is) – NSA
The Organization (Cloaked people) – CIA
Yuffie (From FF VII) – Emily Appleton
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it wasnt as funny.
not funny at all actually.
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Quite an impressive piece of work. Just as impressive that Disney managed to have the exact same game/film type scenes in both a movie it made and a game it co-owns.