All Hail Shadow - Sonic 25th Anniversary Party
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| Basic information | |
|---|---|
| Rip link | YouTube  |
| Playlist | Sonic 25th Anniversary Party ( ) |
| Upload date | July 22, 2016 |
| Event | Sonic the Hedgehog 25th Anniversary |
| Length | 1:11 |
| Ripper(s) | Willie Weasel (video), MtH (audio)[1] (credited as willie weasel & Donald Trump) |
| Releases | |
| Album(s) | GilvaSunner's Highest Quality Video Game Rips: Volume 6.66 ( ) |
| Track(s) | "We Will Be Heroes, Heroes Rise Again"  |
| Description | |
| Music | All Hail Shadow |
| Performed by | Crush 40 |
| Platform | YouTube Gaming, Twitch |
| Please read the channel description. | |
"All Hail Shadow - Sonic 25th Anniversary Party" is a high quality rip of "All Hail Shadow" from Sonic 25th Anniversary Party.
Jokes
This uses "We Will Be Heroes - Donald Trump AMV" by Willie Weasel, which is a joke Windows Movie Maker AMV featuring various photos and artworks of Donald Trump, set to "We Will Be Heroes", the opening from the anime Pokémon DP: Battle Dimension. At the end of the video, audio from the start of the Pokémon: The Rise of Darkrai version of "We Will Be Heroes" can be heard.
In this rip, the visuals remain the same, however at 0:20, the audio switches to a pitched-up version of the Shadow the Hedgehog version of the advertised track. At 0:31, the Pokémon DP: Battle Dimension opening returns during the "We will be heroes!" line and the rest of the rip consists of said opening.
Lyrics
On a road, far from home,
you don't have to feel alone.
Brave and strong, together we will be.
It's our destiny!
We will be heroes, heroes rise again!
Obliterating everything that's not your friend!
We will be heroes! / All hail Shadow!
Battle Dimension, Pokémon!
Trivia
- This rip was originally named "All Hail Shadow - Shadow the Hedgehog".[2]
- The album version of this rip lacks the 12 seconds of silence at the start of the channel version that are used to introduce the AMV.
- Wood Man when in control of the Twitter account would make a tweet with a link to the rip on November 9, 2016, after Donald Trump was confirmed to be elected president of the United States.[3]