GlitchManOmega's video: Forte and Rockman Fuse REVIVED

GMO's BACK, this one time only, to right a terrible wrong. Remove my video, YouTube? The very recreation of the video that brought me to your website when it was new? A video I made SIX FREAKING YEARS AGO? And make me go through "Copyright School" if I wish to use my account again? Oh, I don't think so... YouTube's butchered my videos in the past, the ones some of you have come to know and love, but this time, it's personal. Imagine being told about a new website made for sharing videos, being told about one video in particular that happens to be based on a game you like, watching that video, and ultimately having your fifteen-year-old mind completely blown away by something so AWESOME. Well, that's what happened to me back in '06. And YouTube removing my recreation of that video is like spitting right in my face. Sure, it's just a random Megaman AMV. The EXE series is old and dated, and I honestly doubt anyone's uploaded a video like this in quite a while. But to me, it's wasn't just a video; it was an experience. I still don't know why the original was removed (it was removed by the uploader, surprisingly), but I felt the need to recreate it anyway. And now, six years later, I'm doing it again, for almost the same reason. This video was one of the things that made me become GlitchManOmega. Even if I don't upload or do anything like that anymore, GMO's a part of me. And it always will be. And hey, I've only got one strike on my account right now, so I can take a hit. ~~~ And now, the legal bullshit, for all the good it'll do: I own nothing except the edits to the visuals and the audio. All rights of ownership go to Shopro or whoever owns Rockman.EXE, and the people who made the Tales of Symophia games. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."