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Bubsy: What Could Possibly Go Wrong? (2025)
Bubsy: "What Could Possibly Go Wrong?" is the pilot episode for an animated Bubsy series that did not continue production. The story stars Bubsy, who chooses to become a test subject for Virgil Reality's newest invention. Whilst distracted, his twin cousins run off with the reality-bending helmet, allowing for Ally Cassandra's henchmen to kidnap them and claim the item.
Bubsy and his friends quickly catch on and pursue the criminals.
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Bubsy: "What Could Possibly Go Wrong?" is the pilot episode for an animated Bubsy series that did not continue production. The story stars Bubsy, who chooses to become a test subject for Virgil Reality's newest invention. Whilst distracted, his twin cousins run off with the reality-bending helmet, allowing for Ally Cassandra's henchmen to kidnap them and claim the item. Bubsy and his friends quickly catch on and pursue the criminals.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Written By:Ray DeLaurentis
In Theaters:9/9/2025
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Calico Entertainment, Imagination Factory Inc.
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