I unfortunately had to replace the copyrighted music for this Newgrounds upload, so forgive me if some sound comes off as weird. If you want to watch the true version with Caribbean Queen, check out the YouTube upload here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnMfC9CD6g4

I bet you weren't expecting this, were you? It's already been four years since I animated four deleted animatics from one of my all-time favorite shows, Clone High. You can check out the results in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLR6OE-AM-JrRhoyH5hkdZQoskrFQ3o-1j. This was the last and arguably most popular deleted scene left, but I never got around to animating it because I knew it would be a huge undertaking for just one person to do.

A lot has happened with Clone High since then. It had its cultural peak in 2020 with all the JFK memes, went silent, finally returned after twenty years with a controversial revival that unfortunately got cancelled just as it started to find its footing, and now seems to be completely irrelevant in any online discussion. I never stopped being a fan of this show however, as is evident by my efforts in cohosting Clone High Reanimated: A Rope of Sand, which you can on Newgrounds here ( https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/922353 ).

After finishing up that collab, and with a plethora of Clone High fans eager for something to come next, I decided to complete the final Clone High deleted scene, but as a multi-animator project with every shot animated by a different artist. It took a lot longer to complete than I had hoped, but now I can finally say that every piece of deleted content from the show has been restored and animated (OR HAS IT...?!).