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KroboProductions
Name: KroboProductions
Sex: Male
First Poop: Mr. T's Gamerfreak Deification
Preferred Sources: Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Preferred Methods: Tech, Deja Vu
Preferred Software: Adobe Premiere Elements 4.0
In Brief
Formerly the second-most overrated subscribed pooper, after WalrusGuy and Deepercutt. Despite his popularity with people on both YouTube and in the YouChew community, he was not very active on the forums. Why is this in past tense? Because KroboProductions' account was suspended on May 10, 2010.
History
First Poop Seen
First Poop Made
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Mr. T's Gamerfreak Deification
Style
Sentence mixing to make penis jokes, and obnoxious visual effects.
Preferred Sources
- Sonic cartoons (Sonic X, Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic SatAM
- Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
- Sitcoms
- Dr. Seuss
- Foreign language cartoons.
Preferred Methods
- Sentence mixing
- Word Trim
- Erosion
- Stutter Loop
- Rape Rave
Prefered Tech
Adobe Premiere Elements 4.0.
Dislikes
- The fact that nobody subscribes to his alt.
- That somebody else already took the name "Captain Rescue".
Reception
His poops have generally been received well. He's got almost 30,000 subscribers.
Criticism
Has been criticized for using too many penis jokes, particularly in "Freddy Ruins Sam's Life".
Achievements
He currently has 28,000+ subscribers, including WalrusGuy himself. "Freddy Ruins Sam's Life" is his most-viewed video with over 1,200,000 views. It probably helps that it's an iCarly video.
Associates
In Real Life
Online
- MilesTaiIsPrower (claims to be him on the forums)
Influences
Fans
- Ninja Coach Z (yeah, OK)
- Robd0gg
- Truesonic1 (someone who uploads lots of Sonic music)
- Tons of people
- 528EVAN852
- TheKrabster
Other Information
Claims to be Captain Rescue, James Avery and MilesTailsPrower at the same time.
