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Hey guys.
Do any of you have Herdy Gerdy?
If so, can any of you help with Herdy Gerdy Wiki? (It was already made by some other guy and left to die.)
Thank you in advance.
 
I have absolutely no idea what Herdy Gerdy is. A character? Some sort of videogame? A cartoon, perhaps? All of the above?
 
spiraldoor said:
I have absolutely no idea what Herdy Gerdy is. A character? Some sort of videogame? A cartoon, perhaps? All of the above?
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Technically all of the above. Gerdy's the main character, the game's called Herdy Gerdy and the whole thing is animated.
 
I'm absolutely shattered so please excuse me if this post reads all retarded.

I just got back from MCM expo in London and one of the big highlights today especially is that I brought along my copy of the Rayman TV series on DVD and had it signed by Billy West. I paid about £15 for the autograph, but it was so worth it not only because I could get it done, but also he actually remembered it! He remembered it being French and thought that his recordings wouldn't be on the DVD but then I said that all the dubs are on there and he seemed quite amazed at that.

That really made my day, plus I came again to get a Stimpy figure signed on his butt for my boyfriend.
 
I’m not surprised that he remembered it; he was also in Rayman Arena and Rayman 3, so he’s got a bit of an ongoing relationship with the series.
 
D'oh I was so nervous about it that I pretty much forgot about Murfy. Plus I didn't really have the money to get anything else signed for myself, if I did I would have got my picture of Rayman and Murfy signed as well.
 
...Murfy's in Rayman Arena? e.e

Okay is Rayman M and Rayman Arena the same game? Cus from what I remember from M Murfy wasn't in it.
 
Partially, I mean, they both are a multiplayer game with racing and whatnot (I think the most diffrences are in the Xbox and GameCube versions, compared to other ones), just like Rayman Rush (only for PlayStation 1).
Also, Rayman Arena was for USA while Rayman M was for Europe...
 
Conventions in general often do charge a hefty price for autographs and usually you'd have to buy something from the panel just to get it signed. The panel Billy was in was quite different though, you'd pay to get a ticket representing each item and then hand that over to the member of MCM staff sitting next to them and just sign whatever you like, which was one thing that made it so good.

Attached is a photo of my DVD, so if a new scan of the cover is required, it won't come from me anymore sadly haha.
 
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