Jefferey's Jefftastic Space Adventures - Lost Episode Creepy Pasta

Jefferey's Jefftastic Space adventure was a show I really loved watching growing up as a child. It revolved around Jefferey, a purple dragon creature, going on violent rampages and brutally killing his enemies. The series had 12 episodes, one being a semi-crossover with the show The New Adventures of Oh-Pi, a remake of an old cartoon. The crossover was made due to an old friendship between the creators of the shows. But something was... weird with the episodes. It went from episode 5 to episode 7, with no episode 6 in between. Episode 7 revolved around Jefferey fighting a few of the Earth's kaiju, and later destroying the planet. It also made Jefferey age without any explanation, and the show doesn't elaborate on it later. The show was released in 1999, and gained a large following and even a second season. In 2004, due to fan outcry, an episode 6 was released. What was weird is that it was more tame, and showed less on screen violence then the original series. It had this weird fat monster wearing a gas mask that, since the episode was never officially made, didn't have a name, as most monsters names where never said in the episode, and where instead revealed in a creator conference. The episode really wasn't anything special. It featured the weird gas mask monster, starting a rampage on a planet and putting some weird aliens in a blender and then turning it on. The shot turned away and only showed the shadow of the murder, which strange screams being audible among the constant noise of the blender. It then cut to a shot of a tree being crushed by the monsters foot as drinking noises flooded the speakers. It later showed Jefferey sleeping as his body changed in a time lapse. He got up and flailed his arms around comically before punching a mountain as it turned into a small pile of dust. He flew up and encountered the monster. They got into a fight where Jefferey couldn't harm him with physical attacks, so he shot lasers at the monster, only to see them come out of his gas mask. At this, Jefferey shrunk down and entered the monsters gas mask. He found his heart and punched it, killing the creature instantly. Jefferey then drilled out of the monster and grew in size as his gaze focused on a small star in the distance. I found this episode at the library, and being the kind person I am I returned it soon after watching it, just so others could see the episode. Sales of the episode on DVD had run out, so like any person, I turned to the internet for it, to see if there was a copy for a reasonable price. I found one that was for 25 dollars, with a bad review in the description. The seller told on about how he didn't want it in his collection, and was willing to give it away. So, I bought the episode. It arrived two days later, and was surprisingly in top quality condition. The only thing I could think of that was wrong with it was a tiny scratch on the inside that was barely visible. I took the disk out and put it into my DVD player, ready to watch a better, non-library quality version of the episode. It turns out, the disk was actually a compiled version of the first season, with the trailer for season two available in "extra's". I have wanted this since I was a child, but was confused why an episode entitled "My Body is Ready" was in between "Thou who shall pierce the heavens, world, and sky!" and "Maybe the Earth IS Flat!". Maybe this was an original copy of the DVD set with episode 6 on it to increase sales? or was it all a bootleg? It looked exactly the same as the set released in 2001, so it couldn't be fake. You see, only the original series used episode titles, while the cheep episode DVD's cut straight to the show. So maybe this was the production name of the episode? What would cause them to scrap it? There was only one way to find out. I put in the episode and was surprised to hear the original Japanese theme song for the episodes play. You see, the show was made in Japan by an American creator, so the original show was in Japanese to fit the audience there. In the original tv release in America it used the Japanese opening, but the new DVD set's used an English translation.

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