SEQUENCE ERASE - MEGA64 10TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
Sequence Erase is a special episode that aired on November 10th, 2014 to coincide with Mega64's 10 year anniversary. The episode features the diverse set of characters that were featured in the many skits that Mega64 has produced in it's first decade, with it's main character, Lee, being taken from their 2006 video, Timbo.
Description[]
When a mysterious distress call is received, a team of familiar characters is assembled to take action. A man named Lee is thrown into the mix, but can he survive what's to come? And what are the visions he keeps seeing? Find out in SEQUENCE ERASE: The Mega64 10th Anniversary Special.
Thank you for watching Mega64 for over a decade. To the hardcore fans, the Internet Soldierz with us across the years, this is for you.
Cast[]
- Rocco Botte as Lee, Indie Man, Kingg with a K, Igbaf Boskonovitch Yelchin, Cabela Guy #1, Rocko
- Derrick Acosta as Timbo, Psycho Turkey, Ferp, Gary Scarenopolis, Cabela Guy #2, Derek, Horatio
- Shawn Chatfield as Doctor Ass, Magic City Man, Average Cowboy, Phil Hartman Jr. Cabela Guy #3, HAWX Volleyball Guy, Marcus
- Garrett Hunter as Jimmy Jow,
- Eric Baudour as Chet, Captain Kidd
- Bryan Abou Chacra as Abou Chacra
- Kevin Bushong as Totally Normal Guy,
- Hideo Kojima as Himself
- Casey Fox
- Sara Brown
- Nathan Najor
Written by Rocco Botte
Original Music by Josh Jones
"SEQUENCE ERASE" Cover by Carson Mauthe
Vocals by Becky Filopoulos
Title Design by Jason Cryer
Trivia[]
- The scenes where the characters travel back in time to several old Mega64 videos were actually filmed with the same camera at the same locations, with Shawn saying that it was "Weird" to step back into the Tetris suit in front of the same Target store.
- The titular Aquabats song from which the special's name is derived from is used, albeit as a cover version.
- Hideo Kojima makes a cameo appearance, marking the second time he would appear in a Mega64 video - the first being for their video on Metal Gear Solid 4. Both instances were filmed during GDC, the Game Developer's Conference, which Mega64 often creates special videos for specific developers.