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Chapter 15
You may be asking yourselves, “How did we find time to document all these people-turned-animals, and how did their schools, neighborhoods, employers, and churches react?” They all had the same reaction, really. When CNG turned the humans in question into animals, everybody who had the G-52 and/or C.I.D.F. app used them to let us know about it. (As is our policy, we tell Super C everything we know because he’s also Caticonian, and he is my son, after all. I never thought we’d see one another again, but thanks to the tiger of purity—Cripto, I mean—we had a heartwarming reunion that made it one of the happiest days of our lives for all of us.)
Because of this, the way T2 designed the apps on our end (but not the end of the ones who called us) is that it keeps a history of all calls, whether they are true or false. (A false call, for example, would be when the former President of Nigeria called Super C to complain about the G-52s not doing what he ordered them to do, but obedience to the government would have meant disobeying the G-52 Code of Conduct. As such, Lenu the War Lion is now running the country.) Thus, we were able to call them back and let them know about this, but our choice to do it in Washington, D.C., resulted from the huge numbers we documented. The previous multi-chapter journal entry we did for you where we listed all the transformations happened all in one specific year (but we won’t say which one), and the ones we’re telling you now happened in the following year. Only now were we getting around to documenting them due to other complications getting in the way, such as when we conquered space, preventing the AIRAF from using it for their own gain, and boy, were they steamed!
In any event, all the schools, churches, employers, etc. found ways to allow for extended vacations, and some of the jobs even allowed paid time off; even fast food workers were getting paid time off for the purpose of “doing our community a service by presenting yourselves to the C.I.D.F.” “That never happens!” one Taco Bell employee who turned into a bobcat remarked. “It’s a wonderful feeling, though.”
Each individual group also let the appropriate person or people back home when the documentation was complete so that they could plan when to go back home, since this was an emergency, even though it was vacation at the same time. For all those marching bands and drum corps, it coincided with the trips they were taking anyways, thanks to Bugler Beagle’s generosity.
This was also true for the Zootopia Marching Band, since those who had been police officers were now police officers in Wildcat City. The COTS band, on the other hand, all had different jobs to fall back on now that their circus had ended for good; the cosplayers going to the circus convention explained to Rolf that the convention’s purpose was celebrating its history, and emphasizing that its history was an integral part of American history, showing how different life was back then, and showing why the success of the slogan “The Greatest Show on Earth,” led it to its continued use even to this very day. (Although Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey went out of business in 2017, they went back into business recently, but without the animal acts. They were the first circus to release the wild animals they had used back into the wild, and Leo and his administration supervised some of the releases. Upon seeing Leo, however, the animals being released decided they would perform for him on their own, acknowledging him as the Galactic Emperor.)
185. We continue the list now with a lion that we had forgotten to document earlier, but he had lost his voice and finally gained it back, so he was not able to appear until now, but he was healthy when he appeared before us. He was another case of appearing half-naked, meaning he didn’t have pants on, but what I had forgotten to mention was this: when these animals transformed into the half-naked animals that they were, they already had the uniforms on, because it was referencing “The Adventures of Drummer Dog.” Immediately they had their superpowers, though, and since one of them was changing clothes on the fly, they quickly got back to what they were wearing so that they would not be embarrassed. “Uniforms ‘R’ Us” also took this into account when helping them place their orders for us.
In this lion’s case, he was wearing a turquoise band jacket with golden highlights (stripes and epaulettes), and the pants he ordered to match also had the golden stripe going down the legs. The sections around the wrists were white, though. His peaked cap had the letters “USA” on it, and he played the quads in the parade.
186. Three Bengal tigers attending the circus convention, dressed as ringmasters, although none of them played an instrument. One of them (but not the other two) had the same magical powers as the magicians we spoke to, so he did a few tricks or us involving golden rings, which he said was a reference to Sonic the Hedgehog. As such, we heard the ring collecting sound from the games when it was appropriate.
187. Three more orange Bengal tigers, but they were just starting college, and they were all business and economics majors; as such, they wore t-shirts and blue jeans.
188. Five more orange Bengal tigers, all in adulthood (anybody whose age I don’t mention is in adulthood, but I say so here to help distinguish that), all wearing fancy black tuxedos with the bowtie to match. All five were jazz trumpeters, although one of them also played the cornet and the flugelhorn.
189. A lion dressed in a patriotic Uncle Sam outfit. He had taught himself both jazz and rock drumming, but he didn’t perform for us here. For the purposes of the parade, he played a military bass drum.
190. Another lion dressed in a patriotic Uncle Sam outfit, but he didn’t play an instrument. He had previously served in the U.S. Army, though, so naturally he and Leo saluted one another.
191. A white lion wearing a patriotic Uncle Sam outfit. He marched in the parade beating a military field drum.
192. Three more white lions dressed as Uncle Sam. They didn’t play any instruments.
193. Four white tigers dressed as Uncle Sam, all of whom represented multiple branches of our military. They also gave Leo and his administration the military salute.
194. Six orange tigers dressed as Uncle Sam; the difference was that while all three had the red and white stripes on the best and pants, three wore a solid blue jacket, while the other three had blue jackets with white stars on them. One of them had a kazoo he liked to play, but he didn’t have it on him.
195. Two white lions who were competitive bodybuilders, although they weren’t planning to become Drumbums. One of them lived right by the beach, so weather permitting, he enjoyed being outside. The other, training for the 2024 FOG (Furry Olympic Games) lived in Utah, so naturally he said, “If anybody asks, the answer is no. I am not a Mormon; nor am I a polygamist! I do understand why that holiday was created when you signed the bill, though.”
“Both are seeing their numbers drop, yes,” Leo replied. “What you have to bear in mind is that the AIRAF were threatening the Mormons by getting the governments to deport them, but the Mormons beat them to it by selling their homes and possessions, and leaving the nation themselves. If they didn’t come to the U.S., they ended up in Canada, Australia, or New Zealand, all three of which did welcome them with open arms. Last time I was in your state, however, the people told me that the AIRAF’s actions was the breaking point for them, and so tons of Mormons were abandoning that faith and converting to Christianity. As a result, there is now no such thing as the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. They all converted to Christianity.”
“So it was either you get deported, or you let the AIRAF force you into letting them do their actions of proselytizing you.”
“Yes. For them, as far as I know, it is either Irish Catholicism, or it’s nothing. If you don’t follow that, you don’t deserve to be Irish. That’s balderdash, of course; that would be like me saying that if you don’t sing the national anthem correctly, you are not worthy to be American. You know that’s not true.”
“I do. I have a cousin who sings that at sporting events a lot, actually. More recently, the marching bands have playing it instead, but he said he wanted that because he had a severe fear that CNG would kill him if he got it wrong.”
“There is a chance it would have done that,” Super C interjected, “but it was first going after the protestors who knelt during that. Nowadays, nobody does that, because everybody knows why CNG ruled the world the way it did with an iron fist.”
“Thus explaining why people died if they disobeyed me or my parallels,” Leo added. “Does that help, sir?”
“It does; thank you so much.”
“Not a problem. We thank you for coming today. Do us proud in the Olympics.”
“I will, sir.”
196. A white lion in a fancy black tuxedo with the bowtie to match. He played the clarinet in his local symphony orchestra, and had a bit of experience playing jazz clarinet. However, the musical presentation he did for us was leading the two bands (COTS and Zootopia) in his original composition, which he called “Victory March,” where the clarinets had many trills just as the piccolos did, painting a picture of how the USA is the greatest nation on this earth.
197. Three white lions dressed in cowboy clothing of the Old West. All three lived in Dobson Glen, Arizona, a neighbor town to GVS (Glenn View Springs). They had met Nickelback Nathan and his friends, and they helped defend the town from Jose the Bobcat Bandito’s evil twin brother, the Bubbly Bandito, during times when he would strike. However, he hadn’t been out of prison for 28 years now.
“Suffice to say, he wasn’t motivated to do a jailbreak, I guess,” one white lion said.
198. Five white lions who had also ended up as half-naked animals and were embarrassed about it, but having heard us to talk to some others about it, they were at peace with it when they mentioned it to us. Including the pants, the uniforms they wore were military-style, but were entirely white and silver, with the shakos having a silver treble clef on them, but no plumes. The photos they showed us, however, which are to be kept secret, revealed that the original designs of the uniforms were NSFW (not safe for work) by definition. The new designs were SFW because they followed the military style designs of the other uniforms. Upon seeing them, the C.I.D.F. had to use their memory wiping devices on everybody.
One lion had marched with a mace and whistle in the parade, while the other four played corps-style field drums. The drum major lion commented, “I do not know what CNG was thinking, but it made me angry. I came from a family that was very strict about what I could and could not do, say, listen to, or watch on television. Do you know if this was another double standard violation? I know CNG did a lot of those.”
“I can only conclude,” I replied, “that it was. CNG had its own idea of how to define NSFW, given the shape of the uniform here. None of the music you would have performed, however, was NSFW by definition, so the answer is yes. It was a violation of its own beliefs, morals, and values. We applaud you and your friends for having the courage to realize what was going on, and do something about it.”
“Thank you.” The lions exchanged salutes with us.
Further investigations confirmed that the CNG the smugglers were taking with them was meant to kill the drum major lion’s next-door neighbor, who liked watching adult-oriented shows such as “Family Guy,” a show the G-52 Code of Conduct forbids since Super C based it on the Bible’s principles. (The smugglers mistook the neighbor for somebody else.) They went to the wrong house, but the TV was tuned in to “Family Guy” at the time, and CNG realized the mistake when the smugglers didn’t. It therefore decided to rub it in by killing off the smugglers, but giving them what they wanted, although they didn’t get what they wanted in the end. What they wanted is also NSFW, so I can’t repeat it. Instead, the five friends all become white lions, and since they had played in their high school and college marching bands before, it did the uniform it did.
“Do you have any kids who watched ‘The Adventures of Drummer Dog’ on a regular basis?” we asked. “That seems to be the case with all these other animals who ended up in a uniform without pants.”
“I don’t, but they all do,” said the drum major lion, “and we took turns baby-sitting each other’s kids. They played outside for the most part, so that’s good, but when it was rainy, we’d put that show on for them. That must have been what done it.”
“It was.”
“In any case, thank you for telling us the truth, even though it hurts.”
“You’re welcome.” The lions then marched off, beating their own drum cadence.
Note that two of them had no military service, but the other three were retired U.S. Army veterans. The drumming was their way of continuing to feel patriotic.
199. A white Bengal tiger who played a corps-style bass drum in the parade also was friends with these lions, and he also ended up in the same style of uniform, although his was blue, not white, and it was SFW. “I live in the same neighborhood,” he said, “but I think it got me the day after it got them, because the bosses of the smugglers had come by, moaning that they had to do everything themselves because their employees were so incompetent. But were they really?”
“CNG made them that stupid on purpose so it could kill them; it was easier to kill stupid people than smart people,” I said. “In your case, it made you a white tiger so that it could still get what it wanted—a world without humans—but it acknowledged you as an innocent bystander, thus admitting (without knowing it) that it was wrong about the human race.”
Although we are not counting this next one, it was worth mentioning, because of the fact that this phenomenon of humans turning into animals happened all around the world, not just in America. Our soldiers representing the C.I.D.F. in foreign nations always tell me (and then I tell my son) what happened and when it happened, and so in this example, we had humans living in Germany and serving their military forces suffer from this when an entire military band got transformed from humans to white lions, and the white uniforms they wore were based on traditional German military uniforms. We still do not know why the smugglers were smuggling the CNG, because it destroyed all records of that. However, nobody but the smugglers died in that circumstance.
The band reportedly celebrated the victory over CNG with a rousing rendition of “Prussian Glory.”
We then added another full drum and bugle corps to the list; although this one was not at the world-class level that the famous corps of DCI were, they basically did the same thing. The fact it made everybody a white lion or lioness was due to the fact the logo for the corps was a white lion letting out a roar. The members of the corps, however, bravely took down the smugglers themselves with their instruments, but we will save that story for another time. It wasn’t the type that was worthy of any of the awards, but Leo did compliment them for their heroism, as well as clarify why all the CNG smugglers in question were music haters disrupting the rehearsals. “At least it was a rehearsal,” he said. “Had it been the actual performance, then it would really have made my patriotic blood boil. However, I’m not the temperamental lion I once was, so let’s not think about that now.”
The uniform was a military-style maroon and silver uniform with golden epaulettes, and silver stripes going across the chest; the pants were solid white, save for two thin silver lines down the pant legs, while the end section of the arm sleeves covering the wrist was black with a gold star outline. The drums were football drums, although this drum corps also employed a drum set for certain numbers. The medley of video game music the corps performed for us included the drum set.
We’ll give you a break now. Thank you for your patience, folks; this list was even bigger than the last one. However, as we said before, when word got out that these folks had been transformed, there were more terrorists trying to go after them. Thus, by doing this, it would help us know who was being targeted so we could protect them.
TO BE CONTINUED
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Chapter 15
You may be asking yourselves, “How did we find time to document all these people-turned-animals, and how did their schools, neighborhoods, employers, and churches react?” They all had the same reaction, really. When CNG turned the humans in question into animals, everybody who had the G-52 and/or C.I.D.F. app used them to let us know about it. (As is our policy, we tell Super C everything we know because he’s also Caticonian, and he is my son, after all. I never thought we’d see one another again, but thanks to the tiger of purity—Cripto, I mean—we had a heartwarming reunion that made it one of the happiest days of our lives for all of us.)
Because of this, the way T2 designed the apps on our end (but not the end of the ones who called us) is that it keeps a history of all calls, whether they are true or false. (A false call, for example, would be when the former President of Nigeria called Super C to complain about the G-52s not doing what he ordered them to do, but obedience to the government would have meant disobeying the G-52 Code of Conduct. As such, Lenu the War Lion is now running the country.) Thus, we were able to call them back and let them know about this, but our choice to do it in Washington, D.C., resulted from the huge numbers we documented. The previous multi-chapter journal entry we did for you where we listed all the transformations happened all in one specific year (but we won’t say which one), and the ones we’re telling you now happened in the following year. Only now were we getting around to documenting them due to other complications getting in the way, such as when we conquered space, preventing the AIRAF from using it for their own gain, and boy, were they steamed!
In any event, all the schools, churches, employers, etc. found ways to allow for extended vacations, and some of the jobs even allowed paid time off; even fast food workers were getting paid time off for the purpose of “doing our community a service by presenting yourselves to the C.I.D.F.” “That never happens!” one Taco Bell employee who turned into a bobcat remarked. “It’s a wonderful feeling, though.”
Each individual group also let the appropriate person or people back home when the documentation was complete so that they could plan when to go back home, since this was an emergency, even though it was vacation at the same time. For all those marching bands and drum corps, it coincided with the trips they were taking anyways, thanks to Bugler Beagle’s generosity.
This was also true for the Zootopia Marching Band, since those who had been police officers were now police officers in Wildcat City. The COTS band, on the other hand, all had different jobs to fall back on now that their circus had ended for good; the cosplayers going to the circus convention explained to Rolf that the convention’s purpose was celebrating its history, and emphasizing that its history was an integral part of American history, showing how different life was back then, and showing why the success of the slogan “The Greatest Show on Earth,” led it to its continued use even to this very day. (Although Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey went out of business in 2017, they went back into business recently, but without the animal acts. They were the first circus to release the wild animals they had used back into the wild, and Leo and his administration supervised some of the releases. Upon seeing Leo, however, the animals being released decided they would perform for him on their own, acknowledging him as the Galactic Emperor.)
185. We continue the list now with a lion that we had forgotten to document earlier, but he had lost his voice and finally gained it back, so he was not able to appear until now, but he was healthy when he appeared before us. He was another case of appearing half-naked, meaning he didn’t have pants on, but what I had forgotten to mention was this: when these animals transformed into the half-naked animals that they were, they already had the uniforms on, because it was referencing “The Adventures of Drummer Dog.” Immediately they had their superpowers, though, and since one of them was changing clothes on the fly, they quickly got back to what they were wearing so that they would not be embarrassed. “Uniforms ‘R’ Us” also took this into account when helping them place their orders for us.
In this lion’s case, he was wearing a turquoise band jacket with golden highlights (stripes and epaulettes), and the pants he ordered to match also had the golden stripe going down the legs. The sections around the wrists were white, though. His peaked cap had the letters “USA” on it, and he played the quads in the parade.
186. Three Bengal tigers attending the circus convention, dressed as ringmasters, although none of them played an instrument. One of them (but not the other two) had the same magical powers as the magicians we spoke to, so he did a few tricks or us involving golden rings, which he said was a reference to Sonic the Hedgehog. As such, we heard the ring collecting sound from the games when it was appropriate.
187. Three more orange Bengal tigers, but they were just starting college, and they were all business and economics majors; as such, they wore t-shirts and blue jeans.
188. Five more orange Bengal tigers, all in adulthood (anybody whose age I don’t mention is in adulthood, but I say so here to help distinguish that), all wearing fancy black tuxedos with the bowtie to match. All five were jazz trumpeters, although one of them also played the cornet and the flugelhorn.
189. A lion dressed in a patriotic Uncle Sam outfit. He had taught himself both jazz and rock drumming, but he didn’t perform for us here. For the purposes of the parade, he played a military bass drum.
190. Another lion dressed in a patriotic Uncle Sam outfit, but he didn’t play an instrument. He had previously served in the U.S. Army, though, so naturally he and Leo saluted one another.
191. A white lion wearing a patriotic Uncle Sam outfit. He marched in the parade beating a military field drum.
192. Three more white lions dressed as Uncle Sam. They didn’t play any instruments.
193. Four white tigers dressed as Uncle Sam, all of whom represented multiple branches of our military. They also gave Leo and his administration the military salute.
194. Six orange tigers dressed as Uncle Sam; the difference was that while all three had the red and white stripes on the best and pants, three wore a solid blue jacket, while the other three had blue jackets with white stars on them. One of them had a kazoo he liked to play, but he didn’t have it on him.
195. Two white lions who were competitive bodybuilders, although they weren’t planning to become Drumbums. One of them lived right by the beach, so weather permitting, he enjoyed being outside. The other, training for the 2024 FOG (Furry Olympic Games) lived in Utah, so naturally he said, “If anybody asks, the answer is no. I am not a Mormon; nor am I a polygamist! I do understand why that holiday was created when you signed the bill, though.”
“Both are seeing their numbers drop, yes,” Leo replied. “What you have to bear in mind is that the AIRAF were threatening the Mormons by getting the governments to deport them, but the Mormons beat them to it by selling their homes and possessions, and leaving the nation themselves. If they didn’t come to the U.S., they ended up in Canada, Australia, or New Zealand, all three of which did welcome them with open arms. Last time I was in your state, however, the people told me that the AIRAF’s actions was the breaking point for them, and so tons of Mormons were abandoning that faith and converting to Christianity. As a result, there is now no such thing as the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. They all converted to Christianity.”
“So it was either you get deported, or you let the AIRAF force you into letting them do their actions of proselytizing you.”
“Yes. For them, as far as I know, it is either Irish Catholicism, or it’s nothing. If you don’t follow that, you don’t deserve to be Irish. That’s balderdash, of course; that would be like me saying that if you don’t sing the national anthem correctly, you are not worthy to be American. You know that’s not true.”
“I do. I have a cousin who sings that at sporting events a lot, actually. More recently, the marching bands have playing it instead, but he said he wanted that because he had a severe fear that CNG would kill him if he got it wrong.”
“There is a chance it would have done that,” Super C interjected, “but it was first going after the protestors who knelt during that. Nowadays, nobody does that, because everybody knows why CNG ruled the world the way it did with an iron fist.”
“Thus explaining why people died if they disobeyed me or my parallels,” Leo added. “Does that help, sir?”
“It does; thank you so much.”
“Not a problem. We thank you for coming today. Do us proud in the Olympics.”
“I will, sir.”
196. A white lion in a fancy black tuxedo with the bowtie to match. He played the clarinet in his local symphony orchestra, and had a bit of experience playing jazz clarinet. However, the musical presentation he did for us was leading the two bands (COTS and Zootopia) in his original composition, which he called “Victory March,” where the clarinets had many trills just as the piccolos did, painting a picture of how the USA is the greatest nation on this earth.
197. Three white lions dressed in cowboy clothing of the Old West. All three lived in Dobson Glen, Arizona, a neighbor town to GVS (Glenn View Springs). They had met Nickelback Nathan and his friends, and they helped defend the town from Jose the Bobcat Bandito’s evil twin brother, the Bubbly Bandito, during times when he would strike. However, he hadn’t been out of prison for 28 years now.
“Suffice to say, he wasn’t motivated to do a jailbreak, I guess,” one white lion said.
198. Five white lions who had also ended up as half-naked animals and were embarrassed about it, but having heard us to talk to some others about it, they were at peace with it when they mentioned it to us. Including the pants, the uniforms they wore were military-style, but were entirely white and silver, with the shakos having a silver treble clef on them, but no plumes. The photos they showed us, however, which are to be kept secret, revealed that the original designs of the uniforms were NSFW (not safe for work) by definition. The new designs were SFW because they followed the military style designs of the other uniforms. Upon seeing them, the C.I.D.F. had to use their memory wiping devices on everybody.
One lion had marched with a mace and whistle in the parade, while the other four played corps-style field drums. The drum major lion commented, “I do not know what CNG was thinking, but it made me angry. I came from a family that was very strict about what I could and could not do, say, listen to, or watch on television. Do you know if this was another double standard violation? I know CNG did a lot of those.”
“I can only conclude,” I replied, “that it was. CNG had its own idea of how to define NSFW, given the shape of the uniform here. None of the music you would have performed, however, was NSFW by definition, so the answer is yes. It was a violation of its own beliefs, morals, and values. We applaud you and your friends for having the courage to realize what was going on, and do something about it.”
“Thank you.” The lions exchanged salutes with us.
Further investigations confirmed that the CNG the smugglers were taking with them was meant to kill the drum major lion’s next-door neighbor, who liked watching adult-oriented shows such as “Family Guy,” a show the G-52 Code of Conduct forbids since Super C based it on the Bible’s principles. (The smugglers mistook the neighbor for somebody else.) They went to the wrong house, but the TV was tuned in to “Family Guy” at the time, and CNG realized the mistake when the smugglers didn’t. It therefore decided to rub it in by killing off the smugglers, but giving them what they wanted, although they didn’t get what they wanted in the end. What they wanted is also NSFW, so I can’t repeat it. Instead, the five friends all become white lions, and since they had played in their high school and college marching bands before, it did the uniform it did.
“Do you have any kids who watched ‘The Adventures of Drummer Dog’ on a regular basis?” we asked. “That seems to be the case with all these other animals who ended up in a uniform without pants.”
“I don’t, but they all do,” said the drum major lion, “and we took turns baby-sitting each other’s kids. They played outside for the most part, so that’s good, but when it was rainy, we’d put that show on for them. That must have been what done it.”
“It was.”
“In any case, thank you for telling us the truth, even though it hurts.”
“You’re welcome.” The lions then marched off, beating their own drum cadence.
Note that two of them had no military service, but the other three were retired U.S. Army veterans. The drumming was their way of continuing to feel patriotic.
199. A white Bengal tiger who played a corps-style bass drum in the parade also was friends with these lions, and he also ended up in the same style of uniform, although his was blue, not white, and it was SFW. “I live in the same neighborhood,” he said, “but I think it got me the day after it got them, because the bosses of the smugglers had come by, moaning that they had to do everything themselves because their employees were so incompetent. But were they really?”
“CNG made them that stupid on purpose so it could kill them; it was easier to kill stupid people than smart people,” I said. “In your case, it made you a white tiger so that it could still get what it wanted—a world without humans—but it acknowledged you as an innocent bystander, thus admitting (without knowing it) that it was wrong about the human race.”
Although we are not counting this next one, it was worth mentioning, because of the fact that this phenomenon of humans turning into animals happened all around the world, not just in America. Our soldiers representing the C.I.D.F. in foreign nations always tell me (and then I tell my son) what happened and when it happened, and so in this example, we had humans living in Germany and serving their military forces suffer from this when an entire military band got transformed from humans to white lions, and the white uniforms they wore were based on traditional German military uniforms. We still do not know why the smugglers were smuggling the CNG, because it destroyed all records of that. However, nobody but the smugglers died in that circumstance.
The band reportedly celebrated the victory over CNG with a rousing rendition of “Prussian Glory.”
We then added another full drum and bugle corps to the list; although this one was not at the world-class level that the famous corps of DCI were, they basically did the same thing. The fact it made everybody a white lion or lioness was due to the fact the logo for the corps was a white lion letting out a roar. The members of the corps, however, bravely took down the smugglers themselves with their instruments, but we will save that story for another time. It wasn’t the type that was worthy of any of the awards, but Leo did compliment them for their heroism, as well as clarify why all the CNG smugglers in question were music haters disrupting the rehearsals. “At least it was a rehearsal,” he said. “Had it been the actual performance, then it would really have made my patriotic blood boil. However, I’m not the temperamental lion I once was, so let’s not think about that now.”
The uniform was a military-style maroon and silver uniform with golden epaulettes, and silver stripes going across the chest; the pants were solid white, save for two thin silver lines down the pant legs, while the end section of the arm sleeves covering the wrist was black with a gold star outline. The drums were football drums, although this drum corps also employed a drum set for certain numbers. The medley of video game music the corps performed for us included the drum set.
We’ll give you a break now. Thank you for your patience, folks; this list was even bigger than the last one. However, as we said before, when word got out that these folks had been transformed, there were more terrorists trying to go after them. Thus, by doing this, it would help us know who was being targeted so we could protect them.
TO BE CONTINUED
Another Wave of Transformations (Chapter 15)
A sequel to my story A Massive Amount of Transformations, which consists of the C.I.D.F. documenting every individual that was once a human being, but had been transformed into an anthro animal permanently from the CNG effects. The purpose is to figure out why CNG did this to the specific individual, and also to keep them safe from the forces of evil. It also will allow SuperCat to see if he has any potential new recruits in the G-52 Organization, since both organizations are sister organizations to one another. The story was based on my experience using Bing Image Creator, but FurAffinity doesn't allow AI-generated art. (Using it did help me somewhat because I cannot draw.)
The difference is that this time, the examinations are held in Washington, D.C., allowing Leo the Patriotic Lion and his administration to interact directly with the recruits on the day of documentation. Also, instead of the Lion of Nobility, Prius (Super C's father and Supreme Admiral of the C.I.D.F.) is the narrator for this one.
This is Chapter 15.
Leo the Patriotic Lion, G-52 Organization, C.I.D.F., etc. © me and me alone
Eterna, Zanta and D-19 © 16weeks
UN1024s, GSAF, AIRAF, etc. © Chuong alone; parallels of him are joint-owned by him and me
Zootopia © Disney
Popeye © King Features Syndicate and everybody else who owns the rights; the theme was written by Sammy Lerner.
All other media referenced belongs to everybody who owns the rights; I own nothing.
What I mean by "corps-style field drums:" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukTOg7XM4eQ
Taps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5V9SICMQrE
Anchors Aweigh: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nt_xvmo4UwE
Crazy Army drum solo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahKW_kwwMQk
Road to Boston drum solo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIgAYGwBijo
Battle Hymn of the Republic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0fl0ESCwPs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_1BpI3auFo
The Official West Point March: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZPw6Oep9Ws
The Thunderer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VB6-ANOs9Y8
The Sailor's Hornpipe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFn4KGYNfV4
Popeye the Sailor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzSddlZKc8M (theme, as sung by Robin Williams in the 1980 film)
Scotland the Brave: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqeYKf8tdsU
Piano Concerto No. 1 by Tchaikovksy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWerj8FcprM (full orchestra)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82l3q15YfYQ (piano solo version)
Main theme from Chrono Trigger (SNES): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTLgPXnFnks (original SNES version)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-j7pu9RlOUY (this version by the 8-Bit Big Band)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pyMzijGShc (this version by the Reset Button brass ensemble)
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (Main Theme): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6y20VCCal4
Appalachian Spring Suite by Aaron Copeland: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8e3rVcSy3IQ
The Music Man (full 1962 film OST): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?li.....5ta7F0UNKWNCyB
Gingersnap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDYlRlL3sko
Bass drum cadence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SjauuLoN5o (Auburn University Marching Band)
Jig 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p98Kl1pVprA (my version)
Wildcat March: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kmvk5iuQfO0
National Emblem March: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQKzx1Z1jE0
You're in the Army Now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXXZJfmFTAE
Three Irish Jigs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4C20Tj-PNuI
Sonic the Hedgehog ring sounds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRgfAPe5s3U
Family Guy theme song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeNHV2C5m3w
Prussian Glory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Nd0RCX6qJU
Loteria Loca: https://www.cbs.com/shows/loteria-loca/
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The difference is that this time, the examinations are held in Washington, D.C., allowing Leo the Patriotic Lion and his administration to interact directly with the recruits on the day of documentation. Also, instead of the Lion of Nobility, Prius (Super C's father and Supreme Admiral of the C.I.D.F.) is the narrator for this one.
This is Chapter 15.
Leo the Patriotic Lion, G-52 Organization, C.I.D.F., etc. © me and me alone
Eterna, Zanta and D-19 © 16weeks
UN1024s, GSAF, AIRAF, etc. © Chuong alone; parallels of him are joint-owned by him and me
Zootopia © Disney
Popeye © King Features Syndicate and everybody else who owns the rights; the theme was written by Sammy Lerner.
All other media referenced belongs to everybody who owns the rights; I own nothing.
What I mean by "corps-style field drums:" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukTOg7XM4eQ
Taps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5V9SICMQrE
Anchors Aweigh: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nt_xvmo4UwE
Crazy Army drum solo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahKW_kwwMQk
Road to Boston drum solo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIgAYGwBijo
Battle Hymn of the Republic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0fl0ESCwPs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_1BpI3auFo
The Official West Point March: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZPw6Oep9Ws
The Thunderer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VB6-ANOs9Y8
The Sailor's Hornpipe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFn4KGYNfV4
Popeye the Sailor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzSddlZKc8M (theme, as sung by Robin Williams in the 1980 film)
Scotland the Brave: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqeYKf8tdsU
Piano Concerto No. 1 by Tchaikovksy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWerj8FcprM (full orchestra)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82l3q15YfYQ (piano solo version)
Main theme from Chrono Trigger (SNES): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTLgPXnFnks (original SNES version)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-j7pu9RlOUY (this version by the 8-Bit Big Band)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pyMzijGShc (this version by the Reset Button brass ensemble)
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (Main Theme): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6y20VCCal4
Appalachian Spring Suite by Aaron Copeland: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8e3rVcSy3IQ
The Music Man (full 1962 film OST): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?li.....5ta7F0UNKWNCyB
Gingersnap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDYlRlL3sko
Bass drum cadence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SjauuLoN5o (Auburn University Marching Band)
Jig 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p98Kl1pVprA (my version)
Wildcat March: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kmvk5iuQfO0
National Emblem March: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQKzx1Z1jE0
You're in the Army Now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXXZJfmFTAE
Three Irish Jigs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4C20Tj-PNuI
Sonic the Hedgehog ring sounds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRgfAPe5s3U
Family Guy theme song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeNHV2C5m3w
Prussian Glory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Nd0RCX6qJU
Loteria Loca: https://www.cbs.com/shows/loteria-loca/
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