Hello, I'm Eddie-Blue, and I have decided to do a parody (or fanmake, as you Cartoon X-Over writers call them) of the movie Robin Hood... I'm using the movie for reference, so here we go! Enjoy!
Prologue: The Legend of Harry Hood
As our story begins, we see a green book that is titled 'Harry Hood'. As we go closer, the book opens up as we begin to read what's inside it.
'A long time ago in the world of Toon World, the people have themselves a kind and wise ruler named Quigley. But fate, as it seems, called the king away to another land to fight in a war.'
'While he was gone, his greedy and treacherous brother Prince Mojo has taken control of the throne.'
'The only one who could help the good people now is a boy named Harry Potter. He is well known as the one who rob the rich to give to the poor. He was loved by everyone, including the poor and unfortunate in Nuttin' Ham. While he and his Merry Men were pursued by Clayton Forrester, the Sherriff of Nuttin Ham, they managed to slipped away by hiding in the Great Forest'.
Soon someone is seen strumming a guitar. He was a bear with yellow shorts. He looks at us, the readers, as he begins to speak.
"You know, there's been a lot of stories concerning the character of Robin Hood, heck one's different than the other. But we here in this world, have our own version. This story shows what did happened in the Great Forest." The bear sighed as he sat down. "Oh, in case any of you folks out there want to know, I'm Banjo, one of those singers. My job is tell the story as it is..." He cringes as one of the strings hit a flat note. "Or the best I could. Because otherwise, who would?"
As the story goes into a forest, we see two figures walking down a road in it. One of them is a young boy with black hair, a black robe, glasses and a scar on his head. His name is Harry Potter.
With him is a sixteen-year-old Asian boy, with green hair, a red jacket, blue pants and white shoes. This is Jake Long.
As they walk through the floor, Banjo begins to sing what they do.
(Banjo)
Harry Potter and Jake Long
Walkin' through the forest
Laughin' back and forth
At what the other'ne has to say
They soon came across a log bridge that is over a river. Harry smiles as he gestures Jake to go first.
Reminiscin', This-'n'-thattin'
Havin' such a good time
Oo-de-lally, Oo-de-lally
Golly, what a day
As the two tried to cross, they fell right into the river. They don't mind it though as they laughed and have fun. As they continue to do so, neither of them sees someone watching them with his army of archers. He is a mad scientist in a green labcoat, brown and white hair, green glasses, and a little moustache. His name is Dr. Clayton Forrester, the Sheriff of Nuttin' Ham, the law authority who was trying to arrest Harry as long as he could remember.
Never ever thinkin' there was danger in the water
They were drinkin', they just guzzled it down
Never dreamin' that a schemin' sheriff and his posse
Was a-watchin' them an' gatherin' around
Sure enough, Harry and Jake found out that Forrestor and his men had them surrounded. They raise their hands as if they were surrendering. Then they duck into the water as they find themselves running from the men shooting arrows.
Harry Potter and Jake Long
Runnin' through the forest
Jumpin' fences, dodgin' trees
An' tryin' to get away
Jake quickly turned into the American Dragon. He grabbed Harry and flew them into a tree nearby. As they watch, they smirked as the men looked confused, wondering where they went off to.
Contemplatin' nothin'
But escape an' fin'lly makin' it
Oo-de-lally, Oo-de-lally
Golly, what a day
Oo-de-lally, Oo-de-lally
Golly, what a day
The two friends sigh in relief as the archers run off in hopes to catch their prey. The heroes have escaped trouble...for now.
And that is Chapter 1! What do you think of it? Anyway, here's who's playing who...
Robin Hood is played by Harry Potter
Little John is played by Jake Long (American Dragon)
Sheriff of Nottingham is played by Dr. Clayton Forrestor (Mystery Science Theater 3000)
And that's all I have so far... if anybody is willing to review, I would appreciate it! R & R!