Nintendoverse Presents: Catherine and David (Deleted Scene from CDSOTSTBWM)

Watch the deleted scene from "Childish Dad Sneaks Off to See The Beach World Movie" where Catherine and David appear together. In this deleted scene, David warns Catherine about her husband Dave sneaking off to see The Beach World Movie while devoid of Sega-made stuff. Special thanks to ‪@MixedUpLimited3-q5e‬ for this special event. About Sega Sammy: Sega Sammy Holdings, also known as Sega Sammy Group, was born from the merger of Sega Corporation and Sammy Corporation in 2004, and was one of the most popular and highest-grossing Japanese video game companies in East Asia, through its Sega, Atlus, Attic Arcade, Dartsliev, Galaxy Graphics, Rodeo, Sunrockers, Telecom Animation Film Co., Ltd., TMS Entertainment, and Wave Master brands. Its Sega brand includes its Sonic the Hedgehog, Angry Birds, Phantasy Star, Puyo Puyo, Sakura Wars, Super Monkey Ball, Yakuza, Megami Tensei, Persona, and Etrian Odyssey franchises through its library of 3,000 games, in addition to its feature films, television series, theme parks, and toys, while its Sammy brand produces pachinkos and pachislots across East Asia. In the 2020s, Sega Sammy rebooted its multimedia entertainment industry by producing, financing, and distributing its feature film and television content as joint ventures with its sister company Paramount Pictures Corporation. Sega Sammy is a wholly owned subsidiary of Japanese video game company Nintendo through its Conglomerates Group unit. About Nintendoverse: Each Super Smash Bros. universe had its own life, but this one embarked on realistic entertainment for good. Nintendoverse is a Canadian mass media amusement franchise plus the sister spin-off of Disneyverse with 145,055 titles. Japanese video game company Nintendo, founded in 1889, included six main companies under its own "Conglomerates Group" division: The Walt Disney Company (founded 1937), The DK Company (founded 1979), Sega Sammy (founded 2004), Twister Conglomerates Group (founded 2023), Paramount Pictures Corporation (founded 1929), and MTV Entertainment Group (founded 1991), with a variety of content ranging from video games to epic feature films, shows, music, theme parks, and radio. The main driver of the Nintendoverse is the Super Mario Bros. franchise, and the main drivers of content are the Super Smash Bros. franchise. The Nintendoverse spans from games to media, and has entertained users, especially Canadians, with a variety of wonder, fun, and lifestyle.