History Horrible / AsianAniMation

* '''''Mustafa and the Magician''''' is a computer-animated movie produced by Pentamedia Graphics and distributed by Shemaroo (who are also responsible for the aforementioned ''Kiara the Brave''). Originally released in 2003 as ''Son of Alladin'' and re-edited for release in '''2016''', it hardly looks it as the animation consists of awkward and herky-jerky MotionCapture (many of the characters [[UncannyValley look detailed to the point of]] ''[[UncannyValley creepy]]'') that would've barely passed muster on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2. The writing isn't much better; not only does the plot move at a sluggish pace but (among other things) the [[GenericDoomsdayVillain run-of-the-mill]] [[EvilSorcerer villainous wizard]]'s goal of [[WouldHurtAChild trying to kill Alladin's son]] to reign supreme or else get defeated is ripped off from ''WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}'' and Mustafa himself is a generic hero at best and [[DesignatedHero an ethically dubious protagonist at worst]]([[StalkerWithACrush he stalks the princess, even when she's]] ''[[ThePeepingTom taking a bath]]'', and proclaims [[SuddenlySuitableSuitor his intent to vie for her hand in marriage]] after she ''clearly states'' how upset she is with it). Even worse, the 2016 version [[DubInducedPlotHole being edited down considerably causes the film to make less sense]], one example is a song from the original celebrating Mustafa's transition to adulthood being removed which causes him to seemingly grow out of the blue. And to top it all off, the English dub is ''dreadful'', with inconsistent volume levels and almost every character [[DullSurprise sounding uninterested]]. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pyt0j-Fw6M Saberspark reviewed it]] and declared it was so bad that he (begrudgingly) declared ''WesternAnimation/LeoTheLion'' is '''no longer''' the worst animated film on Creator/{{Netflix}}. More baffling than the movie itself is that Pentamedia actually ''submitted'' the ''Mustafa and the Magician'' version to the [[UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestAnimatedFeature Oscars]] [[note]](yes, the same Academy Awards ceremony in which ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'' won that award)[[/note]], making it one of only ''two'' known animated films considered DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible to be an entry for that award (the other being ''WesternAnimation/TheEmojiMovie'').

* '''''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiO5sz6QETY Shen Shou Jing Gang]]''''' (also known as ''Celestial Warriors'') is clearly a rip-off of [[Franchise/SuperSentai a certain]] [[Franchise/PowerRangers popular show]]. The main hero is the ''Yellow'' Ranger (though to be fair, since the show uses TheFourGods, it's obvious that he's meant to be the Yellow Dragon, which is kind of the king of those beasts). Have we mentioned the awful early-season CG yet, or the absurdly cheap 2D or 3D animation depending on the season, or how the two are sometimes incongruent (the chubby Blue Ranger's CG model has the same body type as his fellows)? And why hasn't its licensing agent noticed what it rips off? [[http://web.archive.org/web/20150109031026/http://www.kuowei.com/trailer-i675.htm More info.]]

* '''''Xu You Ji''''', a company that Chinese families can supposedly pay $275 to feature their child in a movie, has gained infamy in recent years for its poor eye-burning productions.
** The example linked [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rE8EFR-Trs here]] not only completely rips off the mecha from ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSeed'' and [[CaptainErsatz bizarrely uses the cast]] from ''WesternAnimation/MonstersVsAliens'' as the villains, it also features horrible CG-rendered kid protagonists in [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion plugsuits]]. Moreover, it uses music from ''Anime/CodeGeass'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam00'' in [[SoundtrackDissonance fairly inappropriate times]] (the music that plays during a certain character's death scene in ''Code Geass'', for example, is used as the opening song). All in all, the unnerving combination of UncannyValley children and countless copyright violations has attracted much hate across the entire internet and led to demands to shut down the company. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s46FN125Qdk Here's an overview of their productions.]]

* '''''The King of Tibetan Antelope''''' is a 2010 animated miniseries by Shenzen Films. The plot is about a young Tibetan antelope who wanders off to the "Way of the Antelope's Home" with friends after losing his mother. The problem is not the plot (which, albeit not too original, could have been interesting), but rather [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot the execution]]: Basically, it's too reminiscent of two Creator/{{Disney}} features, replacing ''WesternAnimation/{{Bambi}}''[='s=] deer with antelope (the antelope's faces are very similar to the faces of the lions in ''The Lion King''), and directly lifting the "Circle of Life" sequence, the Pride Rock pose, the orphan plot element, and so forth from ''WesternAnimation/{{TheLionKing|1994}}''. Characters are CelShaded, making the series look like a cheap and flat-out attempt to achieve traditional animation visuals, the environments are [[TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects computer-generated and don't blend at all with the characters]], and most of the animations have very little sense of scale, depth, and movement - for example, when the walking animation of an adult antelope stops in poor timing after her model's movement in the beginning. [[http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/WDlMk6agRUU/ Here is a video of the first episode with English subtitles.]] Fortunately, [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel the 2015 film]] has a more decent plot and [[ArtEvolution much better art]] to the point of SceneryPorn. This film adaptation has become a minor CultClassic courtesy of [[VindicatedByHistory a YouTube upload]], which can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaFpVOBIMNc here]].

* '''''[[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1876517/ The Legend of Kung Fu Rabbit]]''''' (''Tu Xia Chuan Qi''), a Chinese film that is ''very'' obviously a ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' {{Mockbuster}} (one of the characters is even named Shifu, though that may be accidental since "Shifu" literally means "Master" in Chinese), only with a rabbit who looks like a mix of [[ComicBook/UsagiYojimbo Miyamoto Usagi]], [[WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball Richard Watterson]], and a [[Franchise/FinalFantasy Moogle]]. The cast includes [[Film/NapoleonDynamite Jon Heder]], who voices the titular Rabbit with a SimpletonVoice, and Music/RebeccaBlack, the singer of "Music/{{Friday}}". It's also loaded with {{Padding}}, as it takes 60 minutes into this 90-minute "action movie" for the protagonist to even make a fist, and he only fights for 30 seconds at the end of the movie. It has a 3.3 on Website/{{IMDb}}, a 2/5 on Redbox, and Japancinema.net gave it a D-plus. Watch the trailer [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVkNIvILRD8 here]]. Prestigious Panda Productions reviews it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea8u0n2G7aY here]] and [=Regularjosh1=] takes a look at it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IqwusjvsTs here]].
%% [[http://japancinema.net/2011/09/08/legend-of-a-rabbit-review/ this]] This link currently tries to install malware.

* '''''Kiara the Brave''''' poses as a [[http://www.cartoonbrew.com/cgi/meet-indias-answer-to-brave-called-kiara-the-brave-64727.html obvious]] mockbuster of Pixar's ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'', filled with the terribly dated and jerky CGI animation, child-pandering dialogue, and weak voice acting that we've come to expect from titles like these. But what makes a title like this in particular so horrible is that it ''isn't'' based on ''Brave'' at all while the ripoff heroine is on the box, the movie is a total BaitAndSwitch. [[http://www.toonzone.net/2012/07/review-kiara-the-brave/#.UNETX2_olcV It turns out]] this movie was actually released in 2011 under the name ''Super K'', and the princess character was marketed to fool people into thinking it was related to the more recent movie. The ''real'' movie is centered around an {{Anvilicious}} plot referring to global warming involving a superpowered Indian child who can control the weather. It's terrible too, but at least it's not pretending to be something it isn't. WebVideo/CinematicExcrement took a look at this garbage [[https://cinematicexcrement.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/episode-33-kiara-the-brave/ so you don't have to]]. WebVideo/MikeJ [[http://channelawesome.com/shameful-sequels-kiara-the-brave/ had a go at it]] as well, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHImt9aLGH0 as did]] Bobsheaux.

* '''''[[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1876517/ The Legend of Kung Fu Rabbit]]''''' (''Tu Xia Chuan Qi''), a Chinese film that is ''very'' obviously a ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' {{Mockbuster}} (one of the characters is even named Shifu, though that may be accidental since "Shifu" literally means "Master" in Chinese), only with a rabbit who looks like a mix of [[ComicBook/UsagiYojimbo Miyamoto Usagi]], [[WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball Richard Watterson]], and a [[Franchise/FinalFantasy Moogle]]. The cast includes [[Film/NapoleonDynamite Jon Heder]], who voices the titular Rabbit with a SimpletonVoice, and Music/RebeccaBlack, the singer of "Music/{{Friday}}". It's also loaded with {{Padding}}, as it takes 60 minutes into this 90-minute "action movie" for the protagonist to even make a fist, and he only fights for 30 seconds at the end of the movie. It has a 3.3 on Website/{{IMDb}}, a 2/5 on Redbox, and [[http://japancinema.net/2011/09/08/legend-of-a-rabbit-review/ this]] review gave it a D-plus. Watch the trailer [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVkNIvILRD8 here]]. Prestigious Panda Productions reviews it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea8u0n2G7aY here]] and [=Regularjosh1=] takes a look at it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IqwusjvsTs here]].

* '''''Animation/AliBabaAndTheGoldRaiders''''' has laughably amateurish animation that [[OffModel changes from a bad style to a worse one every 20 seconds]], with hand-drawn characters incongruously imposed over a 3D background ("WesternAnimation/PopeyeTheSailorMeetsAliBabasFortyThieves" did that better with ''1937 technology''!). Despite being set in the Scheherazade mythos, [[AnachronismStew a guy wearing a Batman t-shirt and a fat dude with sunglasses and a mohawk is seen at one point]], telling us just how seriously the filmmakers are treating the source material. The plot is ridiculous, with many characters behaving like idiots, there is a [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong plagiarized version of "Prince Ali"]] from ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}'', and it has the stupidest ending ever: The main villain being tied up and yelled at to get out, despite the fact ''he's tied up''...[[NoEnding and then the words "Alibaba & The Gold Raiders" appear on the screen and the credits roll]]. With all that in mind, [[CreatorKiller it's no wonder why Godfrey Ho's last video he directed was this back in 2002, as well as why it's the only known thing the Indonesian Bening Studio and Gabah Studio Yogyakarta ever put out.]] WebVideo/{{Marzgurl}} reviews it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i35vL6qN7VY here]], and WebVideo/{{Phelous}}, Creator/AllisonPregler, Creator/BradJones, and Creator/HarryPartridge give another review [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4jIhsA_U9A here]]. Saberspark calls it [[https://youtu.be/xj-wwPSyiIQ the worst film he's ever seen]], beating out [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90_hfw2_P4s a long-standing notion]] with ''[[Horrible/AnimatedFilms Trolland]]'' being the worst, until he saw ''WesternAnimation/SpidersWebAPigsTale''.

When we think about Asian animation, we usually think about {{anime}} and the like. But there's an awful lot of the rest of Asia, with an awful lot of animated series... and SturgeonsLaw applies to them as much as anything. Not to be confused with horrible anime, which goes [[Horrible/AnimeAndManga here.]]

* '''''Animation/BeautyAndWarrior''''', dubbed "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpG1hWQwulA The Worst Anime Ever]]" on [=YouTube=], is what happens when you let a financial company make a movie that's not just a commercial. It has deplorable dubbing, abysmal animation, and painfully obvious overuse of StockFootage. The plot is boring, incomprehensible, and almost nonexistent. Its most glaring flaw, however, is that it only has [[OnlySixFaces two or three character designs]]. The only difference between the two brothers, for instance, is eye color. The movie's one "saving grace" is that it's only about 50 minutes long. The camera has a seizure every time a plot twist happens. There's a ''lot'' of random zooming on people's shocked, slack-jawed faces, and those shots [[{{Padding}} are held for a while]], in a way that sticks out even given where the film was produced. [[note]](Random zooming is a common {and frequently abused} trope in 90% of Indonesian shows, animated or not.)[[/note]] It's also considered the penultimate film released by IFD Films, with the aforementioned ''Ali Baba & The Gold Raiders'' being their last film overall. WebVideo/{{Marzgurl}} reviews it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4KwdWCdTGI here.]]

* '''''Kiara the Brave''''' poses as a [[http://www.cartoonbrew.com/cgi/meet-indias-answer-to-brave-called-kiara-the-brave-64727.html obvious]] mockbuster of Pixar's ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'', filled with the terribly dated and jerky CGI animation, child-pandering dialogue, and weak voice acting that we've come to expect from titles like these. But what makes a title like this in particular so horrible is that it ''isn't'' based on ''Brave'' at all while the ripoff heroine is on the box, the movie is a total BaitAndSwitch. [[http://www.toonzone.net/2012/07/review-kiara-the-brave/#.UNETX2_olcV It turns out]] this movie was actually released in 2011 under the name ''Super K'', and the princess character was marketed to fool people into thinking it was related to the more recent movie. The ''real'' movie is centered around an [[{{Anvilicious}} unsubtle plot]] referring to global warming involving a superpowered Indian child who can control the weather. It's terrible too, but at least it's not pretending to be something it isn't. WebVideo/CinematicExcrement took a look at this garbage [[https://cinematicexcrement.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/episode-33-kiara-the-brave/ so you don't have to]]. WebVideo/MikeJ [[http://channelawesome.com/shameful-sequels-kiara-the-brave/ had a go at it]] as well, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHImt9aLGH0 as did]] Bobsheaux.
* '''''The King of Tibetan Antelope''''' is a 2010 animated miniseries by Shenzen Films. The plot is about a young Tibetan antelope who wanders off to the "Way of the Antelope's Home" with friends after losing his mother. The problem is not the plot (which, albeit not too original, could have been interesting), but rather [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot the execution]]: Basically, it's too reminiscent of two Creator/{{Disney}} features, replacing ''WesternAnimation/{{Bambi}}''[='s=] deer with antelope (the antelope's faces are very similar to the faces of the lions in ''The Lion King''), and directly lifting the "Circle of Life" sequence, the Pride Rock pose, the orphan plot element, and so forth from ''WesternAnimation/{{The Lion King|1994}}''. Characters are CelShaded, making the series look like a cheap and flat-out attempt to achieve traditional animation visuals, the environments are [[TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects computer-generated and don't blend at all with the characters]], and most of the animations have very little sense of scale, depth, and movement - for example, when the walking animation of an adult antelope stops in poor timing after her model's movement in the beginning. [[http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/WDlMk6agRUU/ Here is a video of the first episode with English subtitles.]] Fortunately, [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel the 2015 film]] has a more decent plot and [[ArtEvolution much better art]] to the point of SceneryPorn. This film adaptation has become a minor CultClassic courtesy of [[VindicatedByHistory a YouTube upload]], which can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaFpVOBIMNc here]].
* '''''[[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1876517/ The Legend of Kung Fu Rabbit]]''''' (''Tu Xia Chuan Qi''), a Chinese film that is ''very'' obviously a ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' {{mockbuster}} (one of the characters is even named Shifu, though that may be accidental since "Shifu" literally means "Master" in Chinese), only with a rabbit who looks like a mix of [[ComicBook/UsagiYojimbo Miyamoto Usagi]], [[WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball Richard Watterson]], and a [[Franchise/FinalFantasy Moogle]]. The cast includes [[Film/NapoleonDynamite Jon Heder]], who voices the titular Rabbit with a SimpletonVoice, and Music/RebeccaBlack, the singer of "Music/{{Friday}}". It's also loaded with {{Padding}}, as it takes 60 minutes into this 90-minute "action movie" for the protagonist to even make a fist, and he only fights for 30 seconds at the end of the movie. It has a 3.3 on Website/{{IMDb}}, a 2/5 on Redbox, and [[http://japancinema.net/2011/09/08/legend-of-a-rabbit-review/ this]] review gave it a D-plus. Watch the trailer [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVkNIvILRD8 here]]. Prestigious Panda Productions reviews it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea8u0n2G7aY here]] and [=Regularjosh1=] takes a look at it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IqwusjvsTs here]].

* '''''Mustafa and the Magician''''' is a computer-animated movie produced by Pentamedia Graphics and distributed by Shemaroo (who are also responsible for the aforementioned ''Kiara the Brave''). Originally released in 2003 as ''Son of Alladin'' and re-edited for release in '''2016''', it hardly looks it as the animation consists of awkward and herky-jerky MotionCapture (many of the characters [[UncannyValley look detailed to the point of]] ''[[UncannyValley creepy]]'') that would've barely passed muster on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2. The writing isn't much better; not only does the plot move at a sluggish pace but (among other things) the [[GenericDoomsdayVillain run-of-the-mill]] [[EvilSorcerer villainous wizard]]'s goal of [[WouldHurtAChild trying to kill Alladin's son]] to reign supreme or else get defeated is ripped off from ''WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}'' and Mustafa himself is a generic hero at best and [[DesignatedHero an ethically dubious protagonist at]] ''[[DesignatedHero worst]]'' (to name a couple of examples, [[StalkerWithACrush he stalks the princess, even when she's]] ''[[ThePeepingTom taking a bath]]'', and proclaims [[SuddenlySuitableSuitor his intent to vie for her hand in marriage]] after she ''clearly states'' how upset she is with it). Even worse, the 2016 version [[DubInducedPlotHole being edited down considerably causes the film to make less sense]], one example is a song from the original celebrating Mustafa's transition to adulthood being removed which causes him to seemingly grow out of the blue. And to top it all off, the English dub is ''dreadful'', with inconsistent volume levels and almost every character [[DullSurprise sounding uninterested]]. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pyt0j-Fw6M Saberspark reviewed it]] and declared it was so bad that he (begrudgingly) declared ''WesternAnimation/LeoTheLion'' is '''no longer''' the worst animated film on Creator/{{Netflix}}. More baffling than the movie itself is that Pentamedia actually ''submitted'' the ''Mustafa and the Magician'' version to the [[UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestAnimatedFeature Oscars]] [[note]](yes, the same Academy Awards ceremony in which ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'' won that award)[[/note]], making it one of only ''two'' known animated films considered [[DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible Horrible]] to be an entry for that award (the other being ''WesternAnimation/TheEmojiMovie'').
* '''''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiO5sz6QETY Shen Shou Jing Gang]]''''' (also known as ''Celestial Warriors'') is clearly a rip-off of [[Franchise/SuperSentai a certain]] [[Franchise/PowerRangers popular show]]. The main hero is the ''Yellow'' Ranger (though to be fair, since the show uses TheFourGods, it's obvious that he's meant to be the Yellow Dragon, which is kind of the king of those beasts). Have we mentioned the awful early-season CG yet, or the absurdly cheap 2D animation, or how the two are sometimes incongruent (the chubby Blue Ranger's CG model has the same body type as his fellows)? And why hasn't its licensing agent noticed what it rips off? [[http://web.archive.org/web/20150109031026/http://www.kuowei.com/trailer-i675.htm More info.]]
* '''''Animation/SpaceThunderKids''''', a Korean animated movie about the Dark Empire trying to conquer the universe and three children try to stop them with their {{Humongous Mecha}}s. Of course, the movie follows the plot very loosely as it {{Jump Cut}}s ''often'', leaving the story with a lot of unanswered questions. OffModel plagues this movie as characters (many of which are blatant anime {{Captain Ersatz}}es) are constantly drawn differently and have very strange facial expressions. The whole incoherent mess was made by copypasting ''eight different movies'', including [[TheMockbuster Mockbusters]] of ''Anime/MazingerZ'' and ''Film/{{Tron}}''. The only redeeming factor about this movie is the occasional bits of weirdness [[note]](WebAnimation/WalrusGuy once referred to the film as "WebAnimation/YouTubePoop before it existed")[[/note]] such as funny faces, random plot points thrown in and out, and the infamous tank scene.

* '''''Thunder Prince'''''. A Korean animated ClicheStorm that makes the ''Literature/InheritanceCycle'' look original, it contains [[OffModel inconsistent character designs]] that make [[ComicBook/ChickTracts Jack Chick]]'s shittier illustrations look like [[Comicbook/{{Watchmen}} Dave Gibbons']], and a ''spectacularly'' gory scene of the sidekick monkey playing around with the aqueous humor of a snake's eyeballs, which the creators felt the need to ''{{flashback}}'' to for no apparent reason. The BigBad undergoes instantaneous BadassDecay, and [[TrailersAlwaysSpoil the back of the tape gives away the ending]].
* The Malaysian animation series '''''Ultraman: The Animation''''' seems to take everything we know about Tsubaraya's epic ''Franchise/UltraSeries'' and drop it on its head. With franchise favorite ''Series/UltramanTaro'' being reduced to little more than a laughing stock CloudCuckoolander, a generic ExcusePlot involving a monster reviving other monsters, characters that have no importance to the plot whatsoever getting far more attention than the supposed main cast, what appear to be {{Original Character}}s and recolors strewn everywhere, and characters that just won't stop talking, you'd be far better off watching the Tsuburaya-approved ''Animation/UpinAndIpin'' Ultraman episodes.

* '''''The Adventures of Panda Warrior''''' (originally known as '''''The Adventures of Jin Bao''''') is a terrible ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' ripoff with terrible animation; a nonsensical, needlesly complicated, and boring story that has more in common with ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' or ''Film/TheChroniclesOfNarnia'' than ''Kung Fu Panda''; and terrible voice acting. It also wastes the talents of Creator/RobSchneider, Haylie Duff, Creator/TomKenny, various anime voice actors (namely Creator/SpikeSpencer), and even Creator/NormMacDonald of all people. To top it all off, it ends with everyone dancing to a pop song called "Miracle", and even two characters who died earlier in the movie [[UnexplainedRecovery come back to life for the end with no explanation!]]

* '''''Kiara the Brave''''' poses as an [[http://www.cartoonbrew.com/cgi/meet-indias-answer-to-brave-called-kiara-the-brave-64727.html obvious]] {{mockbuster}} of Pixar's ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'', filled with the terribly dated and jerky CGI animation, child-pandering dialogue, and weak voice acting that we've come to expect from titles like these. But what makes a title like this in particular so horrible is that it ''isn't'' based on ''Brave'' at all while the ripoff heroine is on the box, the movie is a total BaitAndSwitch. [[http://www.toonzone.net/2012/07/review-kiara-the-brave/#.UNETX2_olcV It turns out]] this movie was actually released in 2011 under the name ''Super K'', and the princess character was marketed to fool people into thinking it was related to the more recent movie. The ''real'' movie is centered around an [[{{Anvilicious}} unsubtle plot]] making reference to global warming involving a superpowered Indian child who can control the weather. It's terrible too, but at least it's not pretending to be something it isn't. WebVideo/CinematicExcrement took a look at this garbage [[https://cinematicexcrement.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/episode-33-kiara-the-brave/ so you don't have to]]. WebVideo/MikeJ [[http://channelawesome.com/shameful-sequels-kiara-the-brave/ had a go at it]] as well, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHImt9aLGH0 as did]] Bobsheaux.

* '''''[[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1876517/ The Legend of Kung Fu Rabbit]]''''' (''Tu Xia Chuan Qi''), a Chinese film that is ''very'' obviously a ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' {{mockbuster}} (one of the characters is even named Shifu, though that may be accidental since "shifu" literally means "Master" in Chinese), only with a rabbit who looks like a mix of [[ComicBook/UsagiYojimbo Miyamoto Usagi]], [[WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball Richard Watterson]], and a [[Franchise/FinalFantasy Moogle]]. The cast includes [[Film/NapoleonDynamite Jon Heder]], who voices the titular Rabbit with a SimpletonVoice, and Music/RebeccaBlack, the singer of "Music/{{Friday}}". It's also loaded with {{Padding}}, as it takes 60 minutes into this 90-minute "action movie" for the protagonist to even make a fist, and he only fights for 30 seconds at the end of the movie. It has a 3.3 on Website/{{IMDb}}, a 2/5 on Redbox, and [[http://japancinema.net/2011/09/08/legend-of-a-rabbit-review/ this]] review gave it a D-plus. Watch the trailer [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVkNIvILRD8 here]]. Prestigious Panda Productions reviews it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea8u0n2G7aY here]] and [=Regularjosh1=] takes a look at it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IqwusjvsTs here]].
* '''''Legend of The Condor Hero''''', an anime adaptation of Jin Yong's ''Literature/TheReturnOfTheCondorHeroes'' [[note]](the title is inaccurate; the animation studio used the source material's ''prequel'' title instead)[[/note]]. Note that only the first 26 episodes were actually made by Creator/NipponAnimation. This is due to [[TroubledProduction production issues]], low ratings, and glaring deviations from the source material, forcing them to hand over the series to Hong Kong-based studio Creator/JadeAnimation to animate the remaining 52 episodes while Nippon are only responsible for the character designs. As a result the series suffered from a huge drop in quality; namely stiff and reused animations (especially in the Siege of Xiangyang arc due to featuring hordes of Mongol soldiers), same bland soundtrack used over and over again to the point of being tiresome, OffModel close-ups making dramatic moments narmy, and pacing even slower than the anime episodes. Only a select few post-Nippon episodes are better-drawn, but the special effects look fake and did not blend well with the animation style. The ''only'' saving grace is that the Hong Kong episodes are [[TruerToTheText closer to the original novel]] and Jade Animation actually cleaned up some mess the anime made with the continuity (such as the absence of Huang Yaoshi) because they had more episodes allocated for them.
* '''''Mustafa and the Magician''''' is a computer-animated movie produced by Pentamedia Graphics and distributed by Shemaroo (who are also responsible for the aformentioned ''Kiara the Brave''). Originally released in 2003 as ''Son of Alladin'' and re-edited for release in '''2016''', it hardly looks it as the animation consists of awkward and herky-jerky MotionCapture (many of the characters [[UncannyValley look detailed to the point of]] ''[[UncannyValley creepy]]'') that would've barely passed muster on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2. The writing isn't much better; not only does the plot move at a sluggish pace but (among other things) the [[GenericDoomsdayVillain run-of-the-mill]] [[EvilSorcerer villainous wizard]]'s goal of [[WouldHurtAChild trying to kill Alladin's son]] in order to reign supreme or else get defeated is ripped off from ''WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}'' and Mustafa himself is a generic hero at best and [[DesignatedHero an ethically dubious protagonist at]] ''[[DesignatedHero worst]]'' (to name a couple examples, [[StalkerWithACrush he stalks the princess, even when she's]] ''[[ThePeepingTom taking a bath]]'', and proclaims [[SuddenlySuitableSuitor his intent to vie for her hand in marriage]] after she ''clearly states'' how upset she is with it). Even worse, the 2016 version [[DubInducedPlotHole being edited down considerably causes the film to make less sense]], one example being a song from the original celebrating Mustafa's transition to adulthood being removed which causes him to seemingly grow out of the blue. And to top it all off, the English dub is ''dreadful'', with inconsistent volume levels and most every character [[DullSurprise sounding uninterested]]. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pyt0j-Fw6M Saberspark reviewed it]] and declared it was so bad that he (begrudgingly) declared ''WesternAnimation/LeoTheLion'' is '''no longer''' the worst animated film on Creator/{{Netflix}}. More baffling than the movie itself is that Pentamedia actually ''submitted'' the ''Mustafa and the Magician'' version to the [[UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestAnimatedFeature Oscars]] [[note]](yes, the same Academy Awards ceremony in which ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'' won that award)[[/note]], making it one of only ''two'' known animated films considered [[DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible Horrible]] to be an entry for that award (the other being ''WesternAnimation/TheEmojiMovie'').
* '''''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiO5sz6QETY Shen Shou Jing Gang]]''''' (also known as ''Celestial Warriors'') is clearly a rip-off of [[Franchise/SuperSentai a certain]] [[Franchise/PowerRangers popular show]]. The main hero is the ''Yellow'' Ranger (though to be fair, since the show uses TheFourGods, it's obvious that he's meant to be the Yellow Dragon, which is kind of the king of those beasties). Have we mentioned the awful CG yet, or the absurdly cheap 2D animation, or how the two are sometimes incongruent (the chubby Blue Ranger's CG model has the same body type as his fellows)? And why hasn't its licensing agent noticed what it rips off? [[http://www.kuowei.com/trailer-i675.htm More info.]]

* '''''Thunder Prince'''''. A Korean animated ClicheStorm that makes the ''Literature/InheritanceCycle'' look original, it contains [[OffModel inconsistent character designs]] that make [[ComicBook/ChickTracts Jack Chick]]'s shittier illustrations look like [[Comicbook/{{Watchmen}} Dave Gibbons']], and a ''spectacularly'' gory scene of the sidekick monkey playing around with the aqueous humors of a snake's eyeballs, which the creators felt the need to ''{{flashback}}'' to for no apparent reason. The BigBad undergoes instantaneous BadassDecay, and [[TrailersAlwaysSpoil the back of the tape gives away the ending]].

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKy6Vgjtugk Another notorious work]] from ''Xu You Ji'' features a girl becoming a mermaid. At the beginning, the villain arrives and petrifies the girl's unicorn, but the girl is transformed by the company's mascot angels into a mermaid to an underwater adventure, before returning to the surface and thwarting the villain. Nearly '''everything''' underwater is stolen, considering that the backgrounds and most sea creatures are from ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'' and there is music from ''WesternAnimation/{{The Little Mermaid|1989}}''.

* '''''Kiara the Brave''''' poses as an [[http://www.cartoonbrew.com/cgi/meet-indias-answer-to-brave-called-kiara-the-brave-64727.html obvious]] {{mockbuster}} of Pixar's ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'', filled with the terribly dated and jerky CGI animation, child-pandering dialogue, and weak voice acting that we've come to expect from titles like these. But what makes a title like this in particular so horrible is that it ''isn't'' based on ''Brave'' at all while the ripoff heroine is on the box, the movie is a total BaitAndSwitch. [[http://www.toonzone.net/2012/07/review-kiara-the-brave/#.UNETX2_olcV It turns out]] this movie was actually released in 2011 under the name ''Super K'', and the princess character was marketed to fool people into thinking it was related to the more recent movie. The ''real'' movie is centered around an [[Anvilicious unsubtle plot]] making reference to global warming involving a superpowered Indian child who can control the weather. It's terrible too, but at least it's not pretending to be something it isn't. WebVideo/CinematicExcrement took a look at this garbage [[https://cinematicexcrement.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/episode-33-kiara-the-brave/ so you don't have to]]. WebVideo/MikeJ [[http://channelawesome.com/shameful-sequels-kiara-the-brave/ had a go at it]] as well, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHImt9aLGH0 as did]] Bobsheaux.

* '''''Kiara the Brave''''' poses as an [[http://www.cartoonbrew.com/cgi/meet-indias-answer-to-brave-called-kiara-the-brave-64727.html obvious]] {{mockbuster}} of Pixar's ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'', filled with the terribly dated and jerky CGI animation, child-pandering dialogue, and weak voice acting that we've come to expect from titles like these. But what makes a title like this in particular so horrible is that it ''isn't'' based on ''Brave'' at all while the ripoff heroine is on the box, the movie is a total BaitAndSwitch. [[http://www.toonzone.net/2012/07/review-kiara-the-brave/#.UNETX2_olcV It turns out]] this movie was actually released in 2011 under the name ''Super K'', and the princess character was marketed to fool people into thinking it was related to the more recent movie. The ''real'' movie is centered around an unsubtle plot making reference to global warming involving a superpowered Indian child who can control the weather. It's terrible too, but at least it's not pretending to be something it isn't. WebVideo/CinematicExcrement took a look at this garbage [[https://cinematicexcrement.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/episode-33-kiara-the-brave/ so you don't have to]]. WebVideo/MikeJ [[http://channelawesome.com/shameful-sequels-kiara-the-brave/ had a go at it]] as well, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHImt9aLGH0 as did]] Bobsheaux.

* '''''The Adventures of Panda Warrior''''' (originally known as '''''The Adventures of Jin Bao''''') is a terrible ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' ripoff with terrible animation; a nonsensical, needlesly complicated, and boring story that has more in common with ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' or ''Film/TheChroniclesOfNarnia'' than ''Kung Fu Panda''; and terrible voice acting. It also wastes the talents of Creator/RobSchneider, Haylie Duff, Creator/TomKenny, various anime voice actors (namely Creator/SpikeSpencer), and even Creator/NormMacdonald of all people. To top it all off, it ends with everyone dancing to a pop song called "Miracle", and even two characters who died earlier in the movie [[UnexplainedRecovery come back to life for the end with no explanation!]]

* '''''Tales in Mushroom Village''''' is a 2009-10 CGI animated series by "Anhui Lister 3D Animation" from China. It's filled with [[FunnyAnimal anthropomorphic animals]] who [[UncannyValley look unintentionally grotesque]] (the yellow one has a strange resemblance to a [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Pikachu]]). The series comes with sloppy animation, scary-looking movements, and [[SpecialEffectsFailure unrealistic effects]] (one scene even has some gameplay footage of a ''[[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters King of Fighters]]'' game for some odd reason), and the characters' faces are dull and too detailed. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhZXotgpdM0 Here is the trailer]] and the [[https://web.archive.org/web/20161106001829/http://kw2007.com/supply-G5F93FD3AABA347D984390433222EF5AD.htm description]].

* The Malaysian animation series '''''Ultraman: The Animation''''' seems to take everything we know about Japan's epic Ultra Series and drop it on its head. With franchise favorite ''Series/UltramanTaro'' being reduced to little more than a laughing stock CloudCuckoolander, a generic ExcusePlot involving a monster reviving other monsters, characters that have no importance to the plot whatsoever getting far more attention than the supposed main cast, what appear to be {{Original Character}}s and recolors strewn everywhere, and characters that just won't stop talking, you'd be far better off watching the Tsuburaya-approved ''Animation/UpinAndIpin'' Ultraman episodes.

* '''''Animation/AliBabaAndTheGoldRaiders''''' has laughably amateurish animation that [[OffModel changes from a bad style to a worse one every 20 seconds]], with hand-drawn characters incongruously imposed over a 3D background ("WesternAnimation/PopeyeTheSailorMeetsAliBabasFortyThieves" did that better with ''1937 technology''!). Despite being set in the Scheherazade mythos, [[AnachronismStew a guy wearing a Batman t-shirt and a fat dude with sunglasses and a mohawk are seen]], telling us just how seriously the filmmakers are treating the source material. The plot is ridiculous, with many characters behaving like idiots, there is a [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong plagiarized version of "Prince Ali"]] from ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}'', and it has the stupidest ending ever: The main villain being tied up and yelled at to get out, despite the fact ''he's tied up''...[[NoEnding and then the words "Alibaba & The Gold Raiders" appear on the screen and the credits roll]]. With all that in mind, [[CreatorKiller it's no wonder why Godfrey Ho's last video he directed was this back in 2002, as well as why it's the only known thing the Indonesian Bening Studio and Gabah Studio Yogyakarta ever put out.]] WebVideo/{{Marzgurl}} reviews it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i35vL6qN7VY here]], and WebVideo/{{Phelous}}, Creator/AllisonPregler, Creator/BradJones, and Creator/HarryPartridge give another review [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4jIhsA_U9A here]]. Saberspark calls it [[https://youtu.be/xj-wwPSyiIQ the worst film he's ever seen]], beating out [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90_hfw2_P4s a long-standing notion]] with ''[[Horrible/AnimatedFilms Trolland]]'' being the worst, until he saw ''WesternAnimation/SpidersWebAPigsTale''.

* '''''Old Master Q: Fantasy Zone Battle''''' is a 2006 spin-off of the classic Master Q Main/{{Manhwa}} and an attempt to create a more “epic” instalment of the old comic series. Created by Hong Kong’s [[IronicName Glorious Media Studios]], the story revolves around the bumbling trio of Master Q, Big Potato and Master Chin adventuring into classic fairy tale worlds to save their creator, Alphonso Wong. The story is just an excuse to revive a mostly forgotten, decades-old comic (after the 2001 live-action Master Q film failed to revive any hype for the franchise) by mashing the trio into classic fairy tales like "Literature/{{Tarzan}}", "Literature/TheLittleMermaid", "Literature/{{Aladdin}}" [[note]]([[AdaptationDisplacement somehow]] based on the Disney animated version instead of the actual story from the ''Literature/ArabianNights'', which is ''actually'' set in China instead of the Middle East… this being a Chinese/Hong Kong production, they should have known better)[[/note]], and "The Ballad of WesternAnimation/{{Mulan}}" [[note]](since when is Mulan a "classic" fairy tale? It’s based on real-life history, and children of the world would have practically never heard of the story of Mulan if not for the 1998 Disney movie, which is 8 years old when this series came out)[[/note]]. Also, one of the so-called "classic" stories is "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Brothers The Tale of Ten Brothers]]", an old Chinese legend obscure even among Asian communities, yet the creators of the show thinks its somehow okay to lump it with Tarzan and The Little Mermaid as a "classic" fairy tale. The entire series runs on ExcusePlot, combined with LimitedAnimation and referencing pop-culture elements which are hyped back in the early 2000s [[note]](The aforementioned Mulan crossover have plenty of references to ''Film/ShaolinSoccer'', which came out in 2001, meaning the creators are at least 5 years too late to jump on the hype train)[[/note]] makes this show a badly dated UnintentionalPeriodPiece. But let’s have a look at some "highlights" of its animation...
** [[https://youtu.be/6oLSt996jcY?t=147 This shot of dialogue right in the first episode should give you a clue on how mediocre the animation is]]. Notice Alphonso Wong's (a recurring character, mind you) lack of eyes for the animators to slack on their work? Or the sheer lack of facial movements as they talked? Or [[https://youtu.be/6oLSt996jcY?t=239 this conversation scene between two characters]] that looks so painfully stiff?
** The Mulan crossover episode had a scene where [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Mulan tries to fight her own dad]]. Try watching the [[https://youtu.be/aqieFrglNBM?t=616 fight scene]] without cringing at the painfully stiff animation, excessive number of close-ups, and the [[LazyArtist Lazy Animator’s]] attempts to cheat by letting the audience "hear" the fighting scenes in the background.[[note]]Scratch that, check out the [[https://youtu.be/gvobZeCkVfA?t=145 football match scene]] between [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Team Master Q and Mulan vs Team Shaolin Monks]]. This is how you animate a soccer match scene using Microsoft Power Point, apparently.[[/note]]
** Episodes 5 – 6 is a {{Crossover}} between Literature/{{Tarzan}} and ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994'' (for some reason...?) which opens with Tarzan and his best friend Simba fighting a horde of crocodiles. Even with the extremely low budget given for their fight scenes, the [[https://youtu.be/-jSE3oQns7I?t=208 animators apparently gave up half-way through]]. Behold, an epic BattleOfTheStillFrames!
** For more examples of BattleOfTheStillFrames, check out the climax of the Little Mermaid crossover arc, which ends with the merfolk and the Dragon King’s crustacean army battling against the Shark-men. It sounds awesome on paper, [[https://youtu.be/sdkINyqL0fU?t=966 but the moment you see how the battle scenes are animated]]... [[note]] Actually forget the big battle scene, check out the scene where the Dragon King arrives to assist the main characters fight the Dark Lord… [[https://youtu.be/sdkINyqL0fU?t=1112 one of the most pathetically-animated action scenes ever put on celluloid]], and that’s part of the ''climax'' of the episode! [[/note]]
** Remember the part about the crossover with "The Tale of Ten Brothers"? Here, the crossover concludes with the titular brothers help Master Q and friends fight off a warlord’s army. Running painfully low on budget, some "epic moments" includes the scene where the Brother with Invincibility [[https://youtu.be/AE34I7tvqUs?t=1072 uses his bulletproof skin to deflect bullets]]. Or the [[https://youtu.be/AE34I7tvqUs?t=1103 scene where a character with super strength using his powers to save everyone from a cannon]] (which obviously missed its shot) and then fighting off enemy tanks using animation worthy of a gif. Or this painfully [[https://youtu.be/AE34I7tvqUs?t=1178 atrocious attempt to ape Super Sentai]] by having the Ten Brothers combine all their powers into an invincible god to fight off the Dark Lord in a lousy climatic fight scene that’s embarrassing even for low budget shows... let alone one from 2006! [[note]] Yes, they did the AllYourPowersCombined transformation scene ''offscreen'' due to lack of creativity or budget. They revert back to normal offscreen as well. The MegatonPunch the Dark Lord receives on his face is something you'd feel like giving the people behind this series once you're done with it, by the way.[[/note]]
** We can stay here all day discussing the number of flaws in this animated dumpster fire, but for brevity's sake let's finish off with a few scenes from the series' crossover with ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest''. [[https://youtu.be/lC8QKhFNdqg?t=504 Like these bunch of characters remaining suspiciously static while travelling on a boat]]. [[https://youtu.be/lC8QKhFNdqg?t=1072 Or this scene where the Monkey King and the fifth Brother with flight powers challenging each other to a flying race]]. [[https://youtu.be/lC8QKhFNdqg?t=1253 Or this really painful to watch, weirdly-edited final battle between the Monkey King and the Dark Lord]]. [[note]] Which one of the "action" scenes are worse? You be the judge...[[/note]]

** The Mulan crossover episode had a scene where [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Mulan tries to fight her own dad]]. Try watching the [[https://youtu.be/aqieFrglNBM?t=616 fight scene]] without cringing at the painfully stiff animation, excessive number of close-ups, and the [[LazyArtist LazyAnimator’s]] attempts to cheat by letting the audience "hear" the fighting scenes in the background.[[note]]Scratch that, check out the [[https://youtu.be/gvobZeCkVfA?t=145 football match scene]] between [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Team Master Q and Mulan vs Team Shaolin Monks]]. This is how you animate a soccer match scene using Microsoft Power Point, apparently.[[/note]]

* '''Old Master Q: Fantasy Zone Battle''' is a 2006 spin-off of the classic Master Q Main/{{Manhwa}} and an attempt to create a more “epic” instalment of the old comic series. Created by Hong Kong’s [[IronicName Glorious Media Studios]], the story revolves around the bumbling trio of Master Q, Big Potato and Master Chin adventuring into classic fairy tale worlds to save their creator, Alphonso Wong. The story is just an excuse to revive a mostly forgotten, decades-old comic (after the 2001 live-action Master Q film failed to revive any hype for the franchise) by mashing the trio into classic fairy tales like Literature/{{Tarzan}}, Literature/{{TheLittleMermaid}}, Literature/{{Aladdin}} [[note]]([[AdaptationDisplacement somehow]] based on the Disney animated version instead of the actual story from the Literature/ArabianNights, which is *actually* set in China instead of the Middle East… this being a Chinese/Hong Kong production, they should have known better)[[/note]], and The Ballad of WesternAnimation/{{Mulan}} [[note]](since when is Mulan a “classic” fairy tale? It’s based on real-life history, and children of the world would have practically never heard of the story of Mulan if not for the 1998 Disney movie, which is 8 years old when this series came out)[[/note]]. Also, one of the so-called "classic" stories is '''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Brothers The Tale of Ten Brothers]]''', an old Chinese legend obscure even among Asian communities, yet the creators of the show thinks its somehow okay to lump it with Tarzan and The Little Mermaid as a ''classic'' fairy tale. [[SarcasmMode Nice going, Glorious Media Studios]]. The entire series runs on ExcusePlot, combined with LimitedAnimation and referencing pop-culture elements which are hyped back in the early 2000s [[note]](The aforementioned Mulan crossover have plenty of references to Film/ShaolinSoccer, which came out in 2001, meaning the creators are at least 5 years too late to jump on the hype train)[[/note]] makes this show a badly dated UnintentionalPeriodPiece. But let’s have a look at some *cough* [[SarcasmMode highlights]] of its animation…
** [[https://youtu.be/6oLSt996jcY?t=147 This shot of dialogue right in the first episode should give you a clue on how mediocre the animation is]]. Notice Alphonso Wong’s (a reoccurring character, mind you) lack of eyes for the animators to slack on their work? Or the sheer lack of facial movements as they talked? Or [[https://youtu.be/6oLSt996jcY?t=239 this conversation scene between two characters]] that looks so painfully stiff?
** The Mulan crossover episode had a scene where [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Mulan tries to fight her own dad]]. Try watching the [[https://youtu.be/aqieFrglNBM?t=616 fight scene]] without cringing at the painfully stiff animation, excessive number of close-ups, and the [[LazyArtist LazyAnimator’s]] attempts to cheat by letting the audience “hear” the fighting scenes in the background.[[note]]Scratch that, check out the [[https://youtu.be/gvobZeCkVfA?t=145 football match scene]] between [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Team Master Q and Mulan vs Team Shaolin Monks]]. This is how you animate a soccer match scene using Microsoft Power Point, apparently.[[/note]]
** Episodes 5 – 6 is a {{Crossover}} between Literature/{{Tarzan}} and WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 (for some reason…?) which opens with Tarzan and his best friend Simba fighting a horde of crocodiles. Even with the extremely low budget given for their fight scenes, the [[https://youtu.be/-jSE3oQns7I?t=208 animators apparently gave up half-way through]]. Behold, and epic BattleOfTheStillFrames!
** For more examples of BattleOfTheStillFrames, check out the climax of the Little Mermaid crossover arc, which ends with the merfolk and the Dragon King’s crustacean army battling against the Shark-men. It sounds awesome on paper, [[https://youtu.be/sdkINyqL0fU?t=966 but the moment you see how the battle scenes are animated]]… [[note]] Actually forget the big battle scene, check out the scene where the Dragon King arrives to assist the main characters fight the Dark Lord… [[https://youtu.be/sdkINyqL0fU?t=1112 one of the most pathetically-animated action scenes ever put on celluloid]], and that’s part of the '''CLIMAX''' of the episode! [[/note]]
** Remember the part about the crossover with '''The Tale of Ten Brothers'''? Here, the crossover concludes with the titular brothers help Master Q and friends fight off a warlord’s army. Running painfully low on budget, some *epic moments* includes the scene where the Brother with Invincibility [[https://youtu.be/AE34I7tvqUs?t=1072 using his bulletproof skin to deflect bullets]]. Or the [[https://youtu.be/AE34I7tvqUs?t=1103 scene where a character with super strength using his powers to save everyone from a cannon]] (which obviously missed its shot) and then fighting off enemy tanks using animation worthy of a gif.Or this painfully [[https://youtu.be/AE34I7tvqUs?t=1178 atrocious attempt to ape Super Sentai]] by having the Ten Brothers combine all their powers into an invincible god to fight off the Dark Lord in a lousy CLIMATIC fight scene that’s embarrassing even for low budget shows… let alone one from 2006! [[note]] Yes, they did the AllYourPowersCombined transformation scene OFF-SCREEN, due to lack of creativity or budget. And later reverts back to normal offscreen once more. The MegatonPunch the Dark Lord receives on his face is something you'd feel like giving the people behind this series once you're done with it, by the way.[[/note]]
** We can stay here all day discussing the number of flaws in this animated dumpster fire, but for brevity’s sake let’s finish off with a few scenes from the series’ crossover with Literature/JourneyToTheWest. [[https://youtu.be/lC8QKhFNdqg?t=504 Like these bunch of characters remaining suspiciously static while travelling on a boat]]. [[https://youtu.be/lC8QKhFNdqg?t=1072 Or this scene where the Monkey King and the fifth Brother with flight powers challenging each other to a flying race]]. [[https://youtu.be/lC8QKhFNdqg?t=1253 Or this really painful to watch, weirdly-edited final battle between the Monkey King and the Dark Lord]]. [[note]] Which one of the "action" scenes are worse? I can’t tell. Hated them all equally. You be the judge… [[/note]]

* '''Old Master Q: Fantasy Zone Battle''' is a 2006 spin-off of the classic Master Q Main/{{Manhwa}} and an attempt to create a more “epic” instalment of the old comic series. Created by Hong Kong’s [[IronicName Glorious Media Studios]], the story revolves around the bumbling trio of Master Q, Big Potato and Master Chin adventuring into classic fairy tale worlds to save their creator, Alphonso Wong. The story is just an excuse to revive a mostly forgotten, decades-old comic (after the 2001 live-action Master Q film failed to revive any hype for the franchise) by mashing the trio into classic fairy tales like Literature/{{Tarzan}}, Literature/{{TheLittleMermaid}}, Literature/{{Aladdin}} [[note]]([[AdaptationDisplacement somehow]] based on the Disney animated version instead of the actual story from the Literature/ArabianNights, which is *actually* set in China instead of the Middle East… this being a Chinese/Hong Kong production, they should have known better)[[/note]], and The Ballad of WesternAnimation/{{Mulan}} [[note]](since when is Mulan a “classic” fairy tale? It’s based on real-life history, and children of the world would have practically never heard of the story of Mulan if not for the 1998 Disney movie, which is 8 years old when this series came out)[[/note]]. Also, one of the so-called "classic " stories is '''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Brothers The Tale of Ten Brothers]] ''', an old Chinese legend which is obscure even among Asian communities, yet the creators of the show thinks its somehow okay to lump it with Tarzan and The Little Mermaid as a ''classic'' fairy tale. [[SarcasmMode Nice going, Glorious Media Studios]]. The entire series runs on ExcusePlot, combined with LimitedAnimation and referencing pop-culture elements which are hyped back in the early 2000s (The aforementioned Mulan crossover have plenty of references to Film/ShaolinSoccer, which came out in 2001, meaning the creators are at least 5 years too late to jump on the hype train) makes this show a badly dated UnintentionalPeriodPiece. But let’s have a look at some *cough* [[SarcasmMode highlights]] of its animation…

** For more examples of BattleOfTheStillFrames, check out the climax of the Little Mermaid crossover arc, which ends with the merfolk and the Dragon King’s crustacean army battling against the Shark-men. It sounds awesome on paper, [[https://youtu.be/sdkINyqL0fU?t=966 but the moment you see how the battle scenes are animated]]… [[note]] Actually forget the big battle scene, check out the scene where the Dragon King arrives to assist the main characters fight the Dark Lord… [[https://youtu.be/sdkINyqL0fU?t=1112 one of the most pathetically-animated action scenes ever put on celluloid]], and that’s part of the CLIMAX of the episode! [[/note]]
** Remember the part about the crossover with The Tale of Ten Brothers? Here, the crossover concludes with the titular brothers help Master Q and friends fight off a warlord’s army. Running painfully low on budget, some *epic moments* includes the scene where the Brother with Invincibility [[https://youtu.be/AE34I7tvqUs?t=1072 using his bulletproof skin to deflect bullets]]. Or the [[https://youtu.be/AE34I7tvqUs?t=1103 scene where a character with super strength using his powers to save everyone from a cannon]] (which obviously missed its shot) and then fighting off enemy tanks using animation worthy of a gif.Or this painfully [[https://youtu.be/AE34I7tvqUs?t=1178 atrocious attempt to ape Super Sentai]] by having the Ten Brothers combine all their powers into an invincible god to fight off the Dark Lord in a lousy CLIMATIC fight scene that’s embarrassing even for low budget shows… let alone one from 2006! [[note]] Yes, they did the AllYourPowersCombined transformation scene OFF-SCREEN, due to lack of creativity or budget. And later reverts back to normal offscreen once more. The MegatonPunch the Dark Lord receives on his face is something you'd feel like giving the people behind this series once you're done with it, by the way.[[/note]]

* '''Old Master Q: Fantasy Zone Battle''' is a 2006 spin-off of the classic Master Q Main/{{Manhwa}} and an attempt to create a more “epic” instalment of the old comic series. Created by Hong Kong’s [[IronicName Glorious Media Studios]], the story revolves around the bumbling trio of Master Q, Big Potato and Master Chin adventuring into classic fairy tale worlds to save their creator, Alphonso Wong. The story is just an excuse to revive a mostly forgotten, decades-old comic (after the 2001 live-action Master Q film failed to revive any hype for the franchise) by mashing the trio into classic fairy tales like Literature/{{Tarzan}}, Literature/{{TheLittleMermaid}}, Literature/{{Aladdin}} ([[AdaptationDisplacement somehow]] based on the Disney animated version instead of the actual story from the Literature/ArabianNights, which is *actually* set in China instead of the Middle East… this being a Chinese/Hong Kong production, they should have known better), and The Ballad of WesternAnimation/{{Mulan}} (since when is Mulan a “classic” fairy tale? It’s based on real-life history, and children of the world would have practically never heard of the story of Mulan if not for the 1998 Disney movie, which is 8 years old when this series came out). Also, one of the so-called "classic " stories is '''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Brothers The Tale of Ten Brothers]] ''', an old Chinese legend which is obscure even among Asian communities, yet the creators of the show thinks its somehow okay to lump it with Tarzan and The Little Mermaid as a ''classic'' fairy tale. [[SarcasmMode Nice going, Glorious Media Studios]]. The entire series runs on ExcusePlot, combined with LimitedAnimation and referencing pop-culture elements which are hyped back in the early 2000s (The aforementioned Mulan crossover have plenty of references to Film/ShaolinSoccer, which came out in 2001, meaning the creators are at least 5 years too late to jump on the hype train) makes this show a badly dated UnintentionalPeriodPiece. But let’s have a look at some *cough* [[SarcasmMode highlights]] of its animation…

** Remember the part about the crossover with The Tale of Ten Brothers? Here, the crossover concludes with the titular brothers help Master Q and friends fight off a warlord’s army. Running painfully low on budget, some *epic moments* includes the scene where the Brother with Invincibility [[https://youtu.be/AE34I7tvqUs?t=1072 using his bulletproof skin to deflect bullets]]. Or the [[https://youtu.be/AE34I7tvqUs?t=1103 scene where a character with super strength using his powers to save everyone from a cannon]] (which obviously missed its shot) and then fighting off enemy tanks using animation worthy of a gif.Or this painfully [[https://youtu.be/AE34I7tvqUs?t=1178 atrocious attempt to ape Super Sentai]] by having the Ten Brothers combine all their powers into an invincible god to fight off the Dark Lord in a lousy CLIMATIC fight scene that’s embarrassing even for low budget shows… let alone one from 2006! [[note]] Yes, they did the AllYourPowersCombined transformation scene OFF-SCREEN, due to lack of creativity or budget. And later reverts back to normal offscreen once more[[/note]]

** The Mulan crossover episode had a scene where [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Mulan tries to fight her own dad]]. Try watching the [[https://youtu.be/aqieFrglNBM?t=616 fight scene]] without cringing at the painfully stiff animation, excessive number of close-ups, and the [[LazyArtist LazyAnimator’s]] attempts to cheat by letting the audience “hear” the fighting scenes in the background.
*** Scratch that, check out the [[https://youtu.be/gvobZeCkVfA?t=145 football match scene]] between [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Team Master Q and Mulan vs Team Shaolin Monks]]. This is how you animate a soccer match scene using Microsoft Power Point, apparently.

* '''Old Master Q: Fantasy Zone Battle''' is a 2006 spin-off of the classic Master Q Main/{{Manhwa}} and an attempt to create a more “epic” instalment of the old comic series. Created by Hong Kong’s [[IronicName Glorious Media Studios]], the story revolves around the bumbling trio of Master Q, Big Potato and Master Chin adventuring into classic fairy tale worlds to save their creator, Alphonso Wong. The story is just an excuse to revive a mostly forgotten, decades-old comic (after the 2001 live-action Master Q film failed to revive any hype for the franchise) by mashing the trio into classic fairy tales like Literature/{{Tarzan}}, Literature/{{TheLittleMermaid}}, Literature/{{Aladdin}} ([[AdaptationDisplacement somehow]] based on the Disney animated version instead of the actual story from the Literature/ArabianNights, which is *actually* set in China instead of the Middle East… this being a Chinese/Hong Kong production, they should have known better), and The Ballad of WesternAnimation/{{Mulan}} (since when is Mulan a “classic” fairy tale? It’s based on real-life history, and children of the world would have practically never heard of the story of Mulan if not for the 1998 Disney movie, which is 8 years old when this series came out). Also, one of the so-called "classic " stories is '''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Brothers The Tale of Ten Brothers]] ''', an old Chinese legend which is obscure even among Asian communities, yet the creators of the show thinks its somehow okay to lump it with Tarzan and The Little Mermaid as a ''classic'' fairy tale. [[SarcasmMode Nice going, Glorious Media Studios]].
The entire series runs on ExcusePlot, combined with LimitedAnimation and referencing pop-culture elements which are hyped back in the early 2000s (The aforementioned Mulan crossover have plenty of references to Film/ShaolinSoccer, which came out in 2001, meaning the creators are at least 5 years too late to jump on the hype train) makes this show a badly dated UnintentionalPeriodPiece. But let’s have a look at some *cough* [[SarcasmMode highlights]] of its animation…

** The Mulan crossover episode had a scene where [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Mulan tries to fight her own dad]]. Try watching the [[https://youtu.be/aqieFrglNBM?t=616 fight scene]] without cringing at the painfully stiff animation, excessive number of close-ups, and the LazyAnimator’s attempts to cheat by letting the audience “hear” the fighting scenes in the background.

* '''''Animation/AliBabaAndTheGoldRaiders''''' has laughably amateurish animation that [[OffModel changes from a bad style to a worse one every 20 seconds]], with hand-drawn characters incongruously imposed over a 3D background ("WesternAnimation/PopeyeTheSailorMeetsAliBabasFortyThieves" did that better with ''1937 technology''!). Despite being set in the Scheherazade mythos, [[AnachronismStew a guy wearing a Batman t-shirt and a fat dude with sunglasses and a mohawk are seen]], telling us just how seriously the filmmakers are treating the source material. The plot is ridiculous, with many characters behaving like idiots, there is a [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong plagiarized version of "Prince Ali"]] from ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'', and it has the stupidest ending ever: The main villain being tied up and yelled at to get out, despite the fact ''he's tied up''...[[NoEnding and then the words "Alibaba & The Gold Raiders" appear on the screen and the credits roll]]. With all that in mind, [[CreatorKiller it's no wonder why Godfrey Ho's last video he directed was this back in 2002, as well as why it's the only known thing the Indonesian Bening Studio and Gabah Studio Yogyakarta ever put out.]] WebVideo/{{Marzgurl}} reviews it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i35vL6qN7VY here]], and WebVideo/{{Phelous}}, Creator/AllisonPregler, Creator/BradJones, and Creator/HarryPartridge give another review [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4jIhsA_U9A here]]. Saberspark calls it [[https://youtu.be/xj-wwPSyiIQ the worst film he's ever seen]], beating out [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90_hfw2_P4s a long-standing notion]] with ''[[Horrible/AnimatedFilms Trolland]]'' being the worst, until he saw ''WesternAnimation/SpidersWebAPigsTale''.

* '''''The King of Tibetan Antelope''''' is a 2010 animated miniseries by Shenzen Films. The plot is about a young Tibetan antelope who wanders off to the "Way of the Antelope's Home" with friends after losing his mother. The problem is not the plot (which, albeit not too original, could have been interesting), but rather [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot the execution]]: Basically, it's too reminiscent of two Creator/{{Disney}} features, replacing ''Disney/{{Bambi}}''[='s=] deer with antelope (the antelope's faces are very similar to the faces of the lions in ''The Lion King''), and directly lifting the "Circle of Life" sequence, the Pride Rock pose, the orphan plot element, and so forth from ''Disney/TheLionKing''. Characters are CelShaded, making the series look like a cheap and flat-out attempt to achieve traditional animation visuals, the environments are [[TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects computer-generated and don't blend at all with the characters]], and most of the animations have very little sense of scale, depth, and movement - for example, when the walking animation of an adult antelope stops in poor timing after her model's movement in the beginning. [[http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/WDlMk6agRUU/ Here is a video of the first episode with English subtitles.]] Fortunately, [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel the 2015 film]] has a more decent plot and [[ArtEvolution much better art]] to the point of SceneryPorn. This film adaptation has become a minor CultClassic courtesy of [[VindicatedByHistory a YouTube upload]], which can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaFpVOBIMNc here]].

* '''''Mustafa and the Magician''''' is a computer-animated movie produced by Pentamedia Graphics and distributed by Shemaroo (who are also responsible for the aformentioned ''Kiara the Brave''). Originally released in 2003 as ''Son of Alladin'' and re-edited for release in '''2016''', it hardly looks it as the animation consists of awkward and herky-jerky MotionCapture (many of the characters [[UncannyValley look detailed to the point of]] ''[[UncannyValley creepy]]'') that would've barely passed muster on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2. The writing isn't much better; not only does the plot move at a sluggish pace but (among other things) the [[GenericDoomsdayVillain run-of-the-mill]] [[EvilSorcerer villainous wizard]]'s goal of [[WouldHurtAChild trying to kill Alladin's son]] in order to reign supreme or else get defeated is ripped off from ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' and Mustafa himself is a generic hero at best and [[DesignatedHero an ethically dubious protagonist at]] ''[[DesignatedHero worst]]'' (to name a couple examples, [[StalkerWithACrush he stalks the princess, even when she's]] ''[[ThePeepingTom taking a bath]]'', and proclaims [[SuddenlySuitableSuitor his intent to vie for her hand in marriage]] after she ''clearly states'' how upset she is with it). Even worse, the 2016 version [[DubInducedPlotHole being edited down considerably causes the film to make less sense]], one example being a song from the original celebrating Mustafa's transition to adulthood being removed which causes him to seemingly grow out of the blue. And to top it all off, the English dub is ''dreadful'', with inconsistent volume levels and most every character [[DullSurprise sounding uninterested]]. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pyt0j-Fw6M Saberspark reviewed it]] and declared it was so bad that he (begrudgingly) declared ''WesternAnimation/LeoTheLion'' is '''no longer''' the worst animated film on Creator/{{Netflix}}. More baffling than the movie itself is that Pentamedia actually ''submitted'' the ''Mustafa and the Magician'' version to the [[UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestAnimatedFeature Oscars]] [[note]](yes, the same Academy Awards ceremony in which ''Disney/{{Zootopia}}'' won that award)[[/note]], making it one of only ''two'' known animated films considered [[DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible Horrible]] to be an entry for that award (the other being ''WesternAnimation/TheEmojiMovie'').

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKy6Vgjtugk Another notorious work]] from ''Xu You Ji'' features a girl becoming a mermaid. At the beginning, the villain arrives and petrifies the girl's unicorn, but the girl is transformed by the company's mascot angels into a mermaid to an underwater adventure, before returning to the surface and thwarting the villain. Nearly '''everything''' underwater is stolen, considering that the backgrounds and most sea creatures are from ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'' and there is music from ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid''.

* '''''The Adventures of Panda Warrior''''' (originally known as '''''The Adventures of Jin Bao''''') is a terrible ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' ripoff with terrible animation; a nonsensical, needlesly complicated, and boring story that has more in common with ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' or ''Film/TheChroniclesOfNarnia'' than ''Kung Fu Panda''; and terrible voice acting. It also wastes the talents of Creator/RobSchneider, Haylie Duff, Creator/TomKenny, various anime voice actors (namely Creator/SpikeSpencer), and even Creator/NormMacdonald of all people. To top it all off, it ends with everyone dancing to a pop song called "Miracle", and even two characters who died earlier in the movie come back to life for the end with no explanation!

* '''''The King of Tibetan Antelope''''' is a 2010 animated miniseries by Shenzen Films. The plot is about a young Tibetan antelope who wanders off to the "Way of the Antelope's Home" with friends after losing his mother. The problem is not the plot (which, albeit not too original, could have been interesting), but rather [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot the execution]]: Basically, it's too reminiscent of two Creator/{{Disney}} features, replacing ''Disney/{{Bambi}}''[='s=] deer with antelope (the antelope's faces are very similar to the faces of the lions in ''The Lion King''), and directly lifting the "Circle of Life" sequence, the Pride Rock pose, the orphan plot element, and so forth from ''Disney/TheLionKing''. Characters are CelShaded, making the series look like a cheap and flat-out attempt to achieve traditional animation visuals, the environments are [[ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon computer-generated and don't blend at all with the characters]], and most of the animations have very little sense of scale, depth, and movement - for example, when the walking animation of an adult antelope stops in poor timing after her model's movement in the beginning. [[http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/WDlMk6agRUU/ Here is a video of the first episode with English subtitles.]] Fortunately, [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel the 2015 film]] has a more decent plot and [[ArtEvolution much better art]] to the point of SceneryPorn. This film adaptation has become a minor CultClassic courtesy of [[VindicatedByHistory a YouTube upload]], which can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaFpVOBIMNc here]].

* '''''Kiara the Brave''''' poses as an [[http://www.cartoonbrew.com/cgi/meet-indias-answer-to-brave-called-kiara-the-brave-64727.html obvious]] {{mockbuster}} of Pixar's ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'', filled with the terribly dated and jerky CGI animation, child-pandering dialogue, and weak voice acting that we've come to expect from titles like these. But what makes a title like this in particular so horrible is that it ''isn't'' based on ''Brave'' at all while the ripoff heroine is on the box, the movie is a total BaitAndSwitch. [[http://www.toonzone.net/2012/07/review-kiara-the-brave/#.UNETX2_olcV It turns out]] this movie was actually released in 2011 under the name ''Super K'', and the princess character was marketed to fool people into thinking it was related to the more recent movie. The ''real'' movie is centered around an unsubtle plot making reference to global warming involving a superpowered Indian child who can control the weather. It's terrible too, but at least it's not pretending to be something it isn't. WebVideo/CinematicExcrement took a look at this garbage [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1qAgutpyi8 so you don't]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQOXZg7DL3Y have to.]] WebVideo/MikeJ [[http://channelawesome.com/shameful-sequels-kiara-the-brave/ had a go at it]] as well, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHImt9aLGH0 as did]] Bobsheaux.