Yesterday at 7:00pm CST (my local time zone here in Illinois in the Chicago metropolitan area in the United States)/8:00pm EST, I enjoyed watching the new live-action/animated short film from Disney at Walt Disney Animation, Once Upon a Studio. This short brings me a lot of nostalgia watching many classic and modern Disney theatrical animated films back in my childhood in the late 90s-2000s and in my teen and adulthood in the 2010s era. Characters from animated Disney movies I watched as a kid in the 2000s, Brother Bear, Chicken Little, and The Emperor’s New Groove appear, and one of my favorite Disney movies from the 2010s era, Wreck-It Ralph appears (at it was released back I when I was only 13 years old when it was released). Aired on ABC (on my local ABC (owned and operated) TV station, WLS-TV in Chicago, IL).

Yes, as I frequently told you guys about my birth year, I was born in 1999, the same year when Tarzan came out in theatres.

Also last one, I’m in the same metropolitan area where Walt Disney was born, and his house is open to the public in time for his studio’s 100th anniversary.

I’m watching this again on Disney Channel and Disney+ soon and in theatres with Wish (as the main protagonist, Asha appeared to promote the studio’s next animated film).

Disney is one of my favorite entertainment brands and the company I grew up with, alongside with Warner Bros. (as the studio is also celebrating it’s 100th anniversary with Disney, owns Cartoon Network, Looney Tunes, and various others), NBCUniversal (as they own Illumination and DreamWorks, Paramount Global (as they own Nickelodeon), and Nintendo.

More photos I shot yesterday while in downtown Chicago yesterday. Lincoln and most of his Loud sisters visit Chicago again.

I know I’m posting this at the time of Israel-Hamas war, as Catherine Taber (who is a committed Christian posted about this news recently), and soon, I’m getting a lithograph from Jessica DiCicco from her guest appearance at Rhode Island Comic Con in November next month (as I don’t live in Providence, RI, where the convention will be held).

Yes, my Lucy figure broke, separating the head and body, and it’s me holding Lucy’s disembodied head.

Around that afternoon, while in downtown Chicago, I heard that Kevin Afghani is now the new voice of Mario and Luigi in the Super Mario series, beginning with Super Mario Bros. Wonder, which will hit Nintendo Switch next Friday. Taking over from Charles Martinet, who voiced Mario and Luigi for over 30 years.

So this morning, I heard that Chuck E. Cheese is ripping off Five Nights at Freddy's with Five Nights of Fun.

Also, I'm hatred of people who has ASD, as Nathan Spies (who still supports Chuck E. Cheese) and PrimeStone has these condition, and they lack having other social media accounts aside from YouTube (Spies only has an Instagram account, but does not use it, because of his condition with ASD, and I found out from one of his videos he has a hearing impaired when he went to Texas Roadhouse, because of loud noises), as these stupid guys gets on my nerves.

(Due to this post that will be offensive to Chuck E. Cheese, I'll not tag or mention them here as they will block me).

But difference is the target audience as Chuck E. Cheese is for kids, while Five Nights at Freddy's for people over 12 years old, as I'm currently 24 years old (same with another guy who still supports Chuck E. Cheese, VeggieTales, and Nintendo named Nintega Dario).

As Jessica DiCicco is going to Rhode Island Comic Con soon, I'm excited that I'm getting an autograph from her soon! 😀 Even though, I don't live in the Providence, RI area, I ordered via Zobie Productions to deliver to my residence in the Chicago, IL area.

My new profile for this month in October! 😀

As it's already October, here's my Inktober 2023 characters and people caricatures list.

Sorry, I'm 4 days late, because I forced on what I had to face currently doing in real life and timeframe with personal stuff 4 days before and yesterday, I went to get a flu shot, and went to my local shopping mall with a GameStop, FYE, and a Toys R Us inside at my local Macy's.

At Six Flags Great America, this time for Fright Fest.

Due to my timeframe with today for Six Flags Great America, my new original project will be coming tomorrow on the first day of October.

While I was eating dinner from Popeyes, I finally watched A Really Haunted Loud House simultaneously on both Paramount+ (without commercials) and Nickelodeon. As this is my first review for a TV-produced movie, I'm giving this at 10/10 for a great plot, where Lincoln and Clyde goes to a Halloween party hosted by Xander (not to be confused with Xander Mobus, the voice actor, known for his roles in the Super Smash Bros. series as the announcer, Master, Crazy Hand, and Joker in the Persona series), while the Loud family does their traditional Spooktacular.

I recorded 2 songs, "Spooky Night" and "I Want Candy", and I'll upload both of them tomorrow here and it will be uploaded to my other social media feeds (maybe I'll see for TikTok, if they won't mute the audio, due to the songs strictly protected by copyright from Paramount Global). I know Nickelodeon already uploaded both of the songs on their YouTube channel, but they have video ends.

As it's getting late, there will be special announcements tomorrow for things coming in October and in January 2024 (around my birthday month).

All of the screenshots are taken by me on my computer and it's sourced from the Paramount+ print of the TV movie.

For people who has a Paramount+ subscription, if you can't reach to the movie's broadcast on Nickelodeon tonight (unless if you have a DVR to record the TV movie), you can watch A Really Haunted Loud House now on Paramount+.