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Yep, another obscure body-swap episode from an obscure cartoon. How do I find all these? I dunno, I guess just swap bodies with the right people. XD This particular shot comes from the old British cartoon "Bounty Hamster". It was a sci-fi comedy show with a similar plot to Samurai Champloo: Female protagonist is trying to find her father, enlists an unlikely "tough" guy to help, episode-of-the-week shenanigans ensues. Nothing new or original, but pretty entertaining for its time. By far the best episode in the series is its body-swap episode, "Trading Faces".

In said episode, Cassie and Marion (the titular bounty hamster) get into an argument, only for an anthro rhino bounty hunter to show up. Said rhino bounty snatches Cassie's body, and then insanity ensues. I like that the villain mainly body-snatches for fun, and to get away with any crimes he wants. It's more refreshing than a villain just wanting a body because it's younger, better, or just all around superior. This guys just swap bodies for kicks, with an invention he stole.

The best part of the episode is near the end where EVERYONE gets body-swapped. This results in Cassie, Marion, and the body-chief all trapped in a chicken-man's body, while repeatedly smacking their own body in a weird kind of fight-scene. XD Poor chicken-guy, hopefully his body didn't get too damaged. This particular. shot comes from earlier in the episode after the initial body-swap, where Cassie is immediately rushed out the door after the swap. But yeah, this episode is pretty much what I want in a body-swap episode: Tons of chaotic body-swapping, tons of general swapping fun, and just an overall entertaining ending. Yeah, I won't spoil the last swap in the episode, though I'll just say it's hilarious.

So yeah, I do recommend checking both this episode and the show out. It was certainly a short-lived series, but fun for its time. You can find the "Trading Spaces" episode on YouTube rather easily, along with most of the series. It's a fun and very forgotten show, but really awesome all the same.

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Yep, another obscure body-swap episode from an obscure cartoon. How do I find all these? I dunno, I guess just swap bodies with the right people. XD This particular shot comes from the old British cartoon "Bounty Hamster". It was a sci-fi comedy show with a similar plot to Samurai Champloo: Female protagonist is trying to find her father, enlists an unlikely "tough" guy to help, episode-of-the-week shenanigans ensues. Nothing new or original, but pretty entertaining for its time. By far the best episode in the series is its body-swap episode, "Trading Faces".

In said episode, Cassie and Marion (the titular bounty hamster) get into an argument, only for an anthro rhino bounty hunter to show up. Said rhino bounty snatches Cassie's body, and then insanity ensues. I like that the villain mainly body-snatches for fun, and to get away with any crimes he wants. It's more refreshing than a villain just wanting a body because it's younger, better, or just all around superior. This guys just swap bodies for kicks, with an invention he stole.

The best part of the episode is near the end where EVERYONE gets body-swapped. This results in Cassie, Marion, and the body-chief all trapped in a chicken-man's body, while repeatedly smacking their own body in a weird kind of fight-scene. XD Poor chicken-guy, hopefully his body didn't get too damaged. This particular. shot comes from earlier in the episode after the initial body-swap, where Cassie is immediately rushed out the door after the swap. But yeah, this episode is pretty much what I want in a body-swap episode: Tons of chaotic body-swapping, tons of general swapping fun, and just an overall entertaining ending. Yeah, I won't spoil the last swap in the episode, though I'll just say it's hilarious.

So yeah, I do recommend checking both this episode and the show out. It was certainly a short-lived series, but fun for its time. You can find the "Trading Spaces" episode on YouTube rather easily, along with most of the series. It's a fun and very forgotten show, but really awesome all the same.