- For the location of the same name, see Phoenix Drop High.
| MyStreet Phoenix Drop High | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Creators |
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| Writers |
Aphmau |
| Producers |
Dom (Jason Bravura) |
| Seasons |
2 Main and 2 Mini |
| Episodes |
68 |
| Original Run |
March 17, 2016–February 11, 2018 |
| Release Time |
At 1 PM PST (occasionally); every 3–5 days since March 17, 2016 |
| Running Time |
15–30 minute per episode |
| Status |
Done |
MyStreet Phoenix Drop High, shortened as Phoenix Drop High or PDH, is the to prequel to MyStreet. Season one premiered on March 17th, 2016, and the second season concluded June 2nd, 2017.[1][2] The third season, Graduation Days, continued as a prequel to Falcon Claw University. A spin off, Phoenix Drop Days, launched in 2019 with a new cast of characters and took place during the events of Phoenix Drop High Season 1.
The series takes place before the events of The Big Move and MyStreet, specifically during the high school years of the characters.
Overview[]
The series focuses on MyStreet characters, their history of how they met, as well as how each character came to be. The events that take place mostly connect with Season 1 and all of Season 2 of MyStreet.
The series focuses on the characters' journey through high school and their path to adulthood.
Development[]
It was originally going to premiered on March 16th, 2016,[3] but due to the episode being incomplete, Aphmau delayed the first episode one more day and uploaded a video featuring prominent MyStreet characters.[4]
The first teaser was released on March 15th, 2016 on Jess' Instagram.[5]
The series was going to receive a sequel as Aphmau, Dom and the production team were in favor of expanding into a second season. However, it was ultimately scrapped in favor of a new high school setting series with brand new set of characters.
Following the second season, MyStreet has been dropped from the title of the episodes.
Cast (Season 1)[]
Note: Some characters do not have any clear indication of their grade and only could be approximated. FreshmenSophomoresJuniorsSeniorsSchool StaffOther |
Cast (Season 2)[]
Note: Some characters do not have any clear indication of their grade and only could be approximated. FreshmenSophomoresJuniorsSeniorsGraduatesSchool Staff
Parents |
Clubs/Sports[]
There are 19 clubs and 5 sports that are offered at Phoenix Drop High:
- Witchcraft Club
- Magics Club
- Art Club
- Anime Club
- Science Club
- Math Club
- Theater Club
- Debate Club
- Soccer Club
- Volleyball Club
- Meif'wa Club
- Werewolf Club
- LGBT Club (LGBTQ club, as of PDD)
- Writing Club
- Football Club
- Music Club
- Baseball Club
- Drama Club
- Infinity Club
- Soccer Team
- Volleyball Team
- Football Team
- Basketball Team
- Baseball Team
Season Overview[]
| Season | Episodes | Originally Aired | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Premiere | Finale | |||
| Phoenix Drop High: S1 | 30 | March 17, 2016 | June 22, 2016 | |
| Phoenix Drop High: S2 | 30 | February 11, 2017 | June 2, 2017 | |
| Phoenix Drop High: GD | 6 | October 6, 2017 | October 14, 2017 | |
| Phoenix Drop High: A Woof's Tale | 2 | February 10, 2018 | February 11, 2018 | |
| Phoenix Drop Days | 11 | November 23, 2019 | December 21, 2019 | |
Episodes[]
From March 17th to April 3rd, Phoenix Drop High episodes were originally released on a three-day cycle.
After "Weekend Friends!", the schedule was broken due to Minecraft Diaries taking more production than expected. The next episode took 4 days to premiere due to a new series that premiered; Minecraft FanFic Readings.
On the minigame episode "Katelyn's Boyfriend", Aphmau announced that the series and Minecraft Diaries are to follow a four-day schedule because of the upcoming gaming event PAX East 2016. However, the minigame episodes would contain lore to the series. This continued from April 3rd to May 1st.
From May 1st to June 6th, the three-day cycle returned. However, due to the premiere of MyStreet Season 2, in its place was another episode of Minecraft FanFic Readings, with the next episode of Phoenix Drop High releasing on June 10th and from there the schedule would return.
Season 1[]
Main article: MyStreet Phoenix Drop High Season 1 Episodes
Season 2[]
Main article: MyStreet Phoenix Drop High Season 2 Episodes
Season 3[]
Main article: Phoenix Drop High: Graduation Days
A Woof's Tale[]
Main article: A Woof's Tale
Phoenix Drop Days[]
Main article: Phoenix Drop Days
Trivia[]
- The title "Phoenix Drop High" is a reference to Phoenix Drop in Minecraft Diaries, one of the main locations whom Aphmau was the lord of.
- Also, O'Khasis Prep is a reference to O'Khasis from Minecraft Diaries, as they were the main enemy of Phoenix Drop. In this series, O'Khasis Prep and Phoenix Drop High are rivals and this is also present in Minecraft Diaries.
- In MyStreet, it is implied multiple times that all the characters attended the same high school.
- All of the characters are given slightly higher-pitched voices to fit with their younger age. For example, Zane's voice on MyStreet is very deep, however in this series his voice is very high. However, some of the older students, such as Aaron, have not had a voice change. This is likely because these characters have hit puberty and their voices already changed.
- Aphmau's character is shorter than the average player, implying that she may have been shorter in high school. The same thing goes with the teachers.
- In the series, it is mentioned multiple times that Aphmau was taken out of public school for a year. This is loosely based off a real life occurrence when Jess had been taken out of public school by her father soon after the 9/11 terrorist attacks that took place in New York. She was homeschooled for a year before returning to public school.
- The series features a new "Leave a Like" animation with Aphmau wearing her uniform and purple cat ears. The animation was made by KamiWasa, who does graphics and animations for Aphmau.[6] In the future, different animations will be made for each series.
- Like MyStreet, Meif'wa and Werewolves appear to be part of the norm as some students have the features of ears and a tail.
- Due to the series being a prequel to MyStreet, magic exist in this universe as well. This is proven true in "Cat Fight!" and "She-Wolf".
- The school is scheduled to be on block schedule.
- The school have a dress code where students must wear uniform.
- The school's emblem is a purple Phoenix that is facing up and a small purple droplet is seen on the side.
- The school's colors are gold and purple.
- In the Pixel Painters episode "Transfer Student", Vylad is said to be from O'Khasis Prep and is going to become a freshman soon, suggesting that he is a child prodigy. This officially becomes true in the episode "Shadow Knights Rule!".
- According to this series, the Ro'Meave brothers were born about one year apart. Garroth being a Sophomore, Zane being a Freshman and previously, Vylad being an 8th grader (currently a freshman).
- In the same episode, Garroth and Vylad hint that they used to play with an unnamed girl when they were young. The person they are describing is likely Aphmau as she was very close friends with the Ro'Meave family before she had moved. This is proven in the episode "Cool Moms", where Zane was injured in the eye, a similar event that occured during their early years, which is mentioned by Zianna.
- If Phoenix Drop High took place in the real world and followed the years Jess attended high school, the approximate timeline of the series would be around the 2004-2005 school year, making Aphmau among the graduating class of 2008. Despite this, several references to real-life concepts such as the anime Attack on Titan and Fairy Tail, and smart phones still exist despite not being introduced until a few years later after Aphmau would have graduated.
- The series also uses technology that is far more advanced than it actually was during the timeline. For example, Aphmau is in possession of a smartphone, but smartphones were not introduced until 2007. However, these outside references and advanced technology are most likely because of a retcon. The use of a retcon is to connect with the current audience and generation through the use of known references and modern technology.
- Aaron and Aphmau's relationship is heavily focused on in the series, primarily their history. More importantly, some events from the series actually occurred in real life.
- Dom and Jess, the voice actors of Aaron and Aphmau, met online through Final Fantasy XI Online. This would then lead to a relationship blossoming. In the series, Aaron and Aphmau met online and later discover each other's true identities. In MyStreet, the two are currently in a relationship as of the finale.
- "Skipping School" was originally titled "Playing Hookie". This reason for the change is unknown, however it may be because of the terminology being outdated.
- Between the time Aphmau and the others started college and their adulthood, the school was abandoned.
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