The Big Æventyri í Latabæ Video (720p HD)

1996 came Afram Latibær (Let’s Go, LazyTown!). 1999 came Glanni Glæpur í Latabæ (Robbie Rotten Comes to LazyTown). 2010 came Latabæjarhátíð í Höllinni (LazyTown Festival in Hollinni). And 2014 came Æventyri í Latabæ (Adventures in LazyTown) – the fourth and final Latabæ play to date. It was the only one to not have a filmed DVD release (not even a crappy hand camera recording by someone who attended the show!!) and remains lost media to this day – except for a lot of photos, a news report, some trailers and posters, behind the scenes, and an original Mani Svavarrson / Magnus Scheving song from the play – ‘Dance, go dance!’ (Dansa, afram dansa)

Timestamps

0:00 Intro
0:35 Photos (Behind the scenes, posters, wallpapers)
3:04 Videos (Trailers, news report, dance rehearsal, live recordings, Afram Dansa)
11:22 Reviews (Plot summary, credits, actual reviews)
12:27 Credits (Video links, copyrights, website links)

The actual goddamn video

Latibær: Sería 1 (720p HD, íslenska) – LazyTown in Icelandic

PrimarySince Icelandic aerobics champion made Magnus Scheving made LazyTown (Latibær)  in Iceland in 2004, there of course had to be an Icelandic dubbed version to market to Icelandic speaking audiences. It aired on TV in 2005, and was released on DVD the same year.

Penguin Productions 900 uploaded this Velkommin til Latabæjar (Welcome to LazyTown) DVD ISO rip to the Internet Archive a while ago and kindly, generously gave me permission to upload all the episodes (Welcome to LazyTown / Velkommin til Latabæjar , Dr. Rottenstein / Glannfinnur læknir, Sports Day / Ípróttadagur & Super Hero for a Day / Hetja í einn dag) individually to YouTube. Secondary, 3 of 3

The DVD has English and Icelandic subtitles, but I uploaded the videos without any subtitles. I have only uploaded two episodes as called in the Icelandic language, ‘Velkommin til Latabæjar’ & ‘Glannfinnur Læknir’.

I will probably upload the rest soon, but who knows? Credits are sped up by me to be ten seconds long, making 24 minutes straight of video time.

Velkomin til Latabæjar

Glannfinnur læknir

The Official LazyTown Websites (2003-2009)

I made  those videos on the LazyTown Entertainment websites! The first video. focused on the 2003-2004 websites with me reading out each and every page and commenting. Part two focuses on the 2004-2009 websites with me summarizing the pages, playing the games and commenting.

Part two is the better video, I say. It has some LazyTown gameplays, the background music wasn’t too loud, and it was shorter. Part one is fourty minutes edited, but that’s how long part two is UNEDITED.

 

Sportacus Character Descriptions Through The Years

lazytown.com (2003)

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Sportacus

Sportacus 10 (“Sportacus” to his friends) is LazyTown’s resident action-health hero, a flesh and blood human with amazing physical strength and incredible agility. This extraordinary guy exemplifies the benefits of
exercising, practicing, and refusing to take the easy way out. But mostly he’s someone who has fun! Physicality and acrobatic stunts are woven into the fabric of Sportacus’s daily life, from walking on his hands when he goes to the store to jumping over plants to water them.

From high in the sky in his airship (a fantastical flying base filled with man-powered contraptions), Sportacus trolls the skies of LazyTown scanning for trouble. Well, trouble and fun.

In addition to being an advocate of an active and healthy lifestyle Sportacus is an actual hero, a rescuer of small animals and helper of children. But he’s not a professor. Sportacus doesn’t lecture, he demonstrates the advantages of his lifestyle with a childlike glee. He inspires and leaves the choice to you.

Like all of us, though, Sportacus isn’t perfect. He’s tempted by all of the alluring vices that LazyTown offers. And because his body is accustomed to an extra-healthy lifestyle, when he gives in to temptation and does something unhealthy, the effects are many times more negative than those experienced by normal people!

His dramatic battles with temptation are extended comedic struggles. Each tempting event is an overly dramatic, tense inner war as Sportacus almost succumbs multiple times until, finally, his resolve bursts forth and he bellows a heartfelt, “Not for MEEEEE!” Kids will relate to Sportacus’s struggle with unhealthiness and cheer his ability to triumph over it.

No matter how serious his job as defender of the helpless and advocate of the healthy, Sportacus can’t hide his childlike sense of fun. Because of his ebullient nature, he often giddily enjoys an activity with the LazyTown kids so much that he forgets the pressing business at hand. That’s when he has to be reminded by the kids of his heroic duty.

Sometimes Sportacus goes over to one ofthe kids’ houses to hang out, but he has to be on guard against junk food, TV, and the other fun but enervating treats that surround him whenever he leaves his airship. Once he realizes he’s in the grip of temptation, will Sportacus find the strength to shake it off? Well, yes. But it won’t be easy!

Obviously, the other adults in LazyTown think Sportacus is a little, well, different. But Sportacus’ best friends – the kids of LazyTown – think he’s incredibly cool. LazyTown™ Entertainment

New Superhero DVD (2005)

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“Sportacus is an amazing, acrobatic superhero with lightning-fast style! He does anything but the ordinary! He’s patient, kind, and always understanding. The best thing about Sportacus is that he is a great leader!”

lazytown.com (2004-06)

lazytownbiz.com (2008)

Sportacus

sportacusSportacus 10 (?Sportacus? to his friends) is LazyTown?s resident action-health hero. He?s the hero every little boy and girl wants to be: fit, agile and an amazing acrobat with lightning fast moves. He loves to use everyday items in outrageous ways and never does anything ordinary when he can do it with flair. Patient and kind and always understanding, he doesn?t tell the kids of LazyTown not to do something, but rather leads by example.

His kryptonite is sugar. Just the slightest bit makes him instantly lethargic, and he crumples to the ground in a heap. His primary mode of transportation is his large airship that hovers over LazyTown. He travels between airship and LazyTown in a pod-like transporter, the Skutla. Alerted to trouble by a large crystal on his uniform, he?s ready in a flash to save the day.

Sportacus loves to see others succeed and is disappointed when they won?t even try. He looks beyond the status quo and believes there?s always a new, unique way to accomplish something. He?s a hero-for-all seasons, bringing vim and vigor to a world that?s sorely in need of it, an unstoppable wakeup force in a town that?s fast asleep.

 

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Lazytown Character Bios [2009, Read Desc] - YouTube - 0-0-11

lazytown.com (2011-2014)

 

Sportacus is LazyTown’s slightly above average SuperHero.

He is the real-life embodiment of the action figure every kid dreams of becoming. Fit, agile and an amazing acrobat with lightning fast style. Sportacus is always moving, flipping through the air and landing on his feet.

Sportacus loves to use everyday items in outrageous ways, often skipping the ordinary when he can do something with flair. It’s no wonder he lives in an AirShip.

Sportacus owns a magical crystal that sits on his costume and glows when the LazyTown kids get into trouble. It keeps him quite busy actually. So to be able to charge his batteries, Sportacus always goes to bed at 8:08.

Sportacus is patient, kind, always understanding and does not tell the kids in LazyTown what not to do. He prefers to lead by example.

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Magnus Scheving’s website from 2009

In January 2009, Magnus crafted his very own personal place on the net. The link was www.magnusscheving.is. And the site isn’t up anymore since March 2011. Did you visit this website before? Have a wave of nostalgia if you did. The site featured images and videos of Scheving and also some ways to contact him. Anything a Maggi S. fan like me could wish for.

Here is an archived version of the website from 2011: https://theoldnet.com/get?url=www.magnusscheving.is%2F&year=2010&scripts=false&decode=falseScreenshot 2024-01-24 at 22-50-05 Magnús Scheving

You could also comment on the blog posts, and luckily if you frequently posted there and were a big fan of LazyTown like Ana Gonzales Muriel (she commented a lot on Maggi’s posts back then), you could also get a reply from Magnus Scheving himself.

Screenshot 2024-01-25 at 12-19-05 Videos « Magnús Scheving

 

There were 4 YouTube videos of Magnus on the site, and all of them are still up and running as of January 24, 2023! Can you believe it?! I sure couldn’t.

What’s funny is that none of these videos were uploaded by Magnus himself.

Screenshot 2024-01-25 at 12-18-56 Videos « Magnús Scheving

Anyways, the image page is empty and has no pictures of him unfortunately.

At the bottom of the page was of course, a link to LazyTown.com back in 2011.

Anyways, thanks for reading! See ya later!

Magnus Scheving Interview Archive

I recently found many Magnus interviews from 2003-2020 and uploaded them on an HTML-coded Neocities web-page.

https://magnusschevinginterviewarchive.neocities.org/

There are also a few links to Lazytown related sites in one page and a Magnus Scheving biography.

If there’s one that you have found, tell me the exact date and who interviewed Maggi from where [e.g. BBC Breakfast, Fun Kids]