History WebVideo / PoohsAdventures

** Another example of this lies in the more recent “Ash’s Adventures” scripts, where Ash does this [i]frequently[/i]. Examples include [[https://poohadventures.fandom.com/wiki/Ash%27s_Adventures_of_The_Lion_King_II:_Simba%27s_Pride/Transcript punching Simba in the face because he exiled Kovu]], [[https://poohadventures.fandom.com/wiki/To_Dream_the_Impossible_Scheme/Transcript grabbing Rabbit by the ears and screaming in his face because he didn’t trust Gopher’s Grandpappy]], and [[https://poohadventures.fandom.com/wiki/Ash%27s_Adventures_of_Alice_in_Wonderland/Transcript hitting the Mad Hatter and March Hare on the heads with a mallet just because they were annoying]].

* StoryBreakerTeamUp: The videos run on this trope. The main character, Franchise/WinnieThePooh, crosses over with people like Franchise/{{Batman}}, the ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'', the ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'', and many others dipping into either a very high SuperWeight (even for a stuffed animal) or the [[DarkerAndEdgier darkest part of town]], or even both. Then there's the allies Pooh has, although not a lot of them could affect the plot, some ''do'' with just a few super powers.

* CulturalCrossReference: The nature of the series means that Pooh and friends (or whatever the designated protagonists are) could cross paths with just about anyone, including those from foreign series that aren't popular in English-speaking countries. Case in point: The wiki has pages for the characters from the Chinese series ''Animation/FlowerFairy'', albeit they have more English-sounding names (for example, Xia An'an is renamed Chelsea Rubyheart).

** ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/8787759/1/Pooh-s-Adventures-of-Façade Pooh's Adventures of]] VideoGame/{{Facade}}'' deconstructs most of the tropes present in these videos:

*** When they get to the [[WesternAnimation/ThomasAndFriends Sodor train station]], 20 characters including [[WesternAnimation/{{Dinosaur}} Aladar]] and Film/{{Godzilla}} have to stay behind because they're too big to get in Thomas' coaches.

** Panthy and Dagnino from Animation/ElArca play more heroic roles in stories made by [=LionKingHeart=] Fantasy Films, having redeemed themselves after the events of the movie.

* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: A good chunk of moments become this. A good example is if [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Sora is in the crew]], as he has proven to kick the collective asses of almost every major Disney villain, some on multiple occasions, yet doesn't do anything.

*** This time, [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros Bowser]]’s scheme of the week [[spoiler:wasn't to team up with a villain and hope for the best, as Rabbit expected it to be]].

** ''[[https://m.fanfiction.net/s/8787759/1/Pooh-s-Adventures-of-Fa%C3%A7ade Pooh's Adventures of]] VideoGame/{{Facade}}'' deconstructs most of the tropes present in these videos:

** ''Winnie The Pooh meets Film/TheToxicAvenger'' showcases the problems that arise from featuring so many characters in a film not suited for them.

* SteamNeverDies: The trains, of course. They can appear in any time period without the need of rails, it seems.

Somewhere between the [[TurnOfTheMillennium late 2000s]] and [[TheNewTens early 2010s]], a very peculiar phenomenon of fan-videos began to crop up. The exact origin of where it started is unknown; it could be linked to [=TonyDWA=] (who has no connection), but most people cited Brerdaniel as the one who made it popular.

** [[UpToEleven The wildest offender of this trope]]. Apparently it's been [[HandWave handwaved]] that several human characters are cousins of Christopher Robin, every bear that's introduced is a cousin of Winnie the Pooh (a ''stuffed'' bear, mind you), etc.

* OverlyLongGag: Whenever the inserted characters introduce themselves, react in shock/horror to something, etc, due to the aforementioned LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: It can (and depending on the creator, will) reach [[http://poohadventures.wikia.com/wiki/Team_Robot_in_Pokemon:_Diancie_%26_The_Cocoon_of_Destruction flat-out insane]] levels.

* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: You won't ''believe'' how many works they've tried to cram into one package.

** Several "spin-off" series' contain original characters (many who serve as [[TheHero the lead/s]] of their own adventure series').

There have been many different creators that have their own Adventure series (although there is a lot of overlap between them). Among the most notable are Hiatt Gray, Maggie Girl Cartoons, Inc. Pictures (formerly known as Yakko Warner Films, not to be confused with the ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}''' Yakko Warner), Benny the Beast (who has since retired), and the possible creator himself, Brerdaniel. And also Creator/{{PerkyGoth14}}; who's doing something similar, as well as throwing [[OriginalCharacter OCs]] into the mix, despite claims of not being influenced by the series. Most, if not all of [[https://www.fanfiction.net/u/5665953/Christopher-Spielberg Christopher Spielberg's]] works (especially his ''Fanfic/GarfieldAndTheEquestriaGirlsSeries'') can be seen as similar to this, though the jury's out on whether they were influenced by the series or not.

** Taken to ludicrous extremes. No matter where the characters end up, this is how a lot of people tend to react. [[WesternAnimation/WinnieThePooh2011 Talking stuffed animals]]? That's nothing. [[WesternAnimation/ThomasAndFriends Living, breathing locomotives]]? Another day in the life. [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Kids who carry strange creatures around with them in spheres, and train them to fight?]] What else is new?

Somewhere between the [[TurnOfTheMillennium late 2000s]] and [[TheNewTens early 2010s]], a very peculiar phenomenon of fan-videos began to crop up. The exact origin of where it started is unknown; it could be linked to [=TonyDWA=] (who has no connection), but most people cited Brerdaniel as the one who lit the match.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: It can reach [[http://poohadventures.wikia.com/wiki/Team_Robot_in_Pokemon:_Diancie_%26_The_Cocoon_of_Destruction flat-out insane]] levels.

* DarkerAndEdgier: Hiatt Grey's works are this compared to most other Pooh's Adventures stories. The heroes are put in life-threatening situations, characters from franchises such as ''WesternAnimation/ThomasTheTankEngine'' and ''My Little Pony'' now own firearms among other things, the villains are far more sadistic, characters from ''Family Guy'' and many other adult cartoons join in on adventures, and many characters are even killed in pretty gruesome ways. They even have some mild cursing ("damn" and "hell" particularity.) Not to mention, other spin-off plots deal more with less kid-friendly subject matter than most of them.

*** When they get to the [[WesternAnimation/ThomasTheTankEngine Sodor train station]], 20 characters including [[WesternAnimation/{{Dinosaur}} Aladar]] and Film/{{Godzilla}} have to stay behind because they're too big to get in Thomas' coaches.

** Taken to ludicrous extremes. No matter where the characters end up, this is how a lot of people tend to react. [[WesternAnimation/WinnieThePooh2011 Talking stuffed animals]]? That's nothing. [[WesternAnimation/ThomasTheTankEngine Living, breathing locomotives]]? Another day in the life. [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Kids who carry strange creatures around with them in spheres, and train them to fight?]] What else is new?

The premise is as simplistic as it gets; take a show/movie/game/etc., insert various characters from other properties so that it would appear to be as if they were in on the action, (mainly Franchise/WinnieThePooh, being the namesake and all) and you're all set. The Adventures videos also have plenty of spin-offs, though the only difference between them is whose name appears in the title ([[WesternAnimation/ThomasTheTankEngine Thomas]] and [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Twilight Sparkle]], [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Brian Griffin]], etc.) as the formula otherwise remains the same.

* DarkerAndEdgier: Hiatt Grey's works are this compared to most other Pooh's Adventures stories. The heroes are put in life-threatening situations, characters from franchises such as ''WesternAnimation/ThomasTheTankEngine'' and ''My Little Pony'' now own RPGs among other things, the villains are far more sadistic, characters from ''Family Guy'' and many other adult cartoons join in on adventures, and many characters are even killed in pretty gruesome ways. They even have some mild cursing ("damn" and "hell" particularity.) Not to mention, other spin-off plots deal more with less kid-friendly subject matter than most of them.

* VillainTeamUp: Many stories often have villains from other franchises teaming up with those featured in certain movies to take down the heroes. In fact, Bowser's schemes are to team up with a villain and ''pray to god something kills Pooh''.

[[caption-width-right:350:[[WesternAnimation/TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh Wherever you go]], [[WeirdCrossover WHERE won't you take me?]]]]

* AbusiveParents: Benny's father, the King of some kingdom is apparently a tyrant who doesn't care for his son even after turning into a beast, and forced his wife and Queen to do domestic chores rather than using any servants.

** Tends to happen ''a lot''. Characters may even come back with absolutely no explanation. Just to die again in a future adventure. Dr. Facilier might be the most notable, as most, if not all of his defeats end with his death.
** Not all villains die in a story. [[KnowWhenToFoldEm Sometimes they just flee when they find they're beaten]].
** Handwaved in some stories. In Simba, Timon, and Pumbaa's Adventures of Robin Hood, for example, Dr. Facilier explains that he was able to return to the living world by offering his "Friends On the Other Side" Simba's soul in exchange for his freedom.
* BigBadEnsemble: [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Bowser]] (typically considered the true BigBad), Ganondorf, The Fallen, Sunset Shimmer (an evil clone version), and [[WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack Aku]] are considered some of the most dangerous and powerful villains Pooh and his friends have ever faced.

* DarkerAndEdgier: Hiatt Grey's works are this compared to most other Pooh's Adventures stories. The heroes are put in life-threatening situations, characters from franchises such as ''WesternAnimation/ThomasTheTankEngine'' and ''My Little Pony'' now own assault rifles among other things, the villains are far more sadistic, characters from ''Family Guy'' and many other adult cartoons join in on adventures, and many characters are even KilledOffForReal in pretty gruesome ways. They even have some mild cursing ("damn" and "hell" particularity.) Not to mention, other spin-off plots deal more with less kid-friendly subject matter than most of them.

*** This time, [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros Bowser]]’s scheme of the week [[spoiler:isn't to team up with a villain and hope for the best, as Rabbit expected it to be]].
*** Ash not using his Pokemon to help in situations [[spoiler:comes to bite him in the ass when he gets [[WhatTheHellHero called out by Pooh for not using them]].]]

** [[UpToEleven The worst offender of this trope]]. Apparently it's been [[HandWave handwaved]] that several human characters are cousins of Christopher Robin, every bear that's introduced is a cousin of Winnie the Pooh (a ''stuffed'' bear), etc.

* KarmaHoudini:
** One of Hiatt Grey's stories [[http://poohadventures.wikia.com/wiki/Revenge_of_the_Nightmare_Family_%26_Changling_Queen Revenge of the Nightmare Family & Changeling Queen]] has Brian Griffin commit genocide and ''child murder''. The only thing he does to make up for this is ''to give the families of the child he murdered gift baskets.''
** The exact same scenario happens in [[http://poohadventures.wikia.com/wiki/Revenge_of_the_Giant_Chicken Revenge of the Giant Chicken]] but instead Chris Griffin is the one doing the crime.

* VillainTeamUp: Many stories often have villains from other franchises teaming up with those featured in certain movies to take down the heroes.

* DarkerAndEdgier: Hiatt Grey's works are this compared to most other Pooh's Adventures stories. The heroes are put in legitimately life-threatening situations, characters from franchises such as ''WesternAnimation/ThomasTheTankEngine'' and ''My Little Pony'' now own assault rifles among other things, the villains are far more sadistic, characters from ''Family Guy'' and many other adult cartoons join in on adventures, and many characters are even KilledOffForReal in pretty gruesome ways. They even have some mild cursing ("damn" and "hell" particularity.) Not to mention, other spin-off plots deal more with less kid-friendly subject matter than most of them.