No longer stocked on store shelves. The DVD can be bought online for around $11.00. Like the original, the DVD dosn't really boast much in the way of features. You get the original theatrical trailer, french and spanish audio channels and subtitles (again, no english subtitles), and the standard aspect ratio (1:33:1; Pan & Scan). Like most of MGM's older MovieTime DVD's, the picture transfer is poor with a lot of film grain, color washout, and cel shifting.
These were given away by Pizza Hut as part of a promotional deal where you would buy a pizza and they would give you a DVD for free. It's basically the same DVD as above, only in a cardboard envelope. The only major difference is that it only offers spanish subtitles. So theres no foreign language audio or french subtitles. Since this was part of a limited time only promo they are no longer in carried or in stock. You can find them online used and new for about $5.00.
The VHS tapes are no longer in production or stocked at stores (much like the DVD). They can be bought online used and new for anywhere from $0.35 to $7.00. Basic choice of clamshell or soft box packaging. I can't attest to the quality of the VHS because I never owned it (I skipped right to the DVD).
It is my understanding that these tapes were sold prior to the movie's release by Blockbuster Video. The tape featured 3 songs: You Can't Keep a Good Dog Down, Let's Make Music Together, and On Easy Street and had a running time of 8 min. Another oddity, but it can be obtained for about $1.00 to $2.00 online.
Another item that is no longer in production or stocked in stores is the Soundtrack CD. Not many people bought it so it is a rare find (not as rare as the original ADGTH soundtrack mind you). They can be found online used and new for around $6.00 to $7.00. The CD was available through Angel Records and featured 15 tracks of both instrumental and vocal music from the movie. It also included different versions of the songs performed by different artists. Sorry, but no image is available at this time.
Only one movie novelization exists for this movie (to my knowledge at least) it was titled: All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 Animated Moviebook. It is now out of print, but can be obtained online used or new for around $2.00. Sorry, no image available.
No longer in production, but relatively easy to find. Stickers can be bought online by the box (1 box = 100 packs with 6 sticker cards per pack) or by the case (1 case = 12 boxes of 100 packs with 6 sticker cards per pack). You can do the math on those. Boxes generally go for $1.00 to $2.00, whereas a case can run for around $11.00. Originally distrubuted by BAIO, the boxes retailed for $49.00. (Pictured is a box, not a case)
Also distributed by BAIO were the sticker albums which featured scenes from the movie to which stickers could be applied. The set came with the Sticker Album and 3 packs of stickers. These are a bit harder to find than just the plain stickers, but can be had online for about $1.00.
Available thru ACMI the cards featured different images from the movie and are no longer in print. Those existing cards that have not been used or discarded are now expired (and thus worthless to place a call with, but collectable). An extreme rarity these usually cannot be found online, but when they are they usually go for $3.00 apiece.
Available at Subway in their Kids Pak meals during the release of the film. They can ususally be found online for $1.00 to $3.00 for the complete set. Note that Flo (in the bag) is NOT one of the toys that was given away by Subway. Flo was given out by Wendys during the release of the first film. In her place should be Sasha.
Movie Posters
Still available through some online stores they can be had for around $10.00.
One of the most sought after collectables from any animated film are the Production Cels and Drawings. Prices can range from $20.00 to over $230.00. Remember to do your homework on Cels and Drawings before purchasing them to ensure their authenticity!
Occasionally MGM would see fit to release certan episodes from the series on VHS tapes for home viewing. Usually there were only 2 episodes per tape totaling about a 1 hour run time (30 min per episode). Not many of these tapes were sold and are often hard to come by. The demand for these is low and every once and again you can find them online for about $1.00 to $2.00. Sorry, no image available.
Generally considered to be "The Third Movie" it was actually the christmas special episode of the series. Aired on November 17, 1998 it was the 41st and last episode produced in the series before its cancellation. It is approximately 1 hour and 13 min. long so in esscence it is like a movie. Copies of the episode were available on DVD and VHS. The DVD featured English and French sound channels and subtitles and was presented in the standard 1:33:1 pan and scan format. The DVD also included an optional sing-a-long feature and a 4 page booklet with bios of all the characters. Both VHS and DVD copies of this are no longer in production but can generally be found used (and sometimes new) online for anywhere between $5.00 to $13.00.
Originally sold at Denny's during the 1999 holiday season they are the only known ADGTH plushies to exist. They are increasingly difficult to find but can usually be had online from anywhere between $5.00 for one to $11.00 for the pair.
Cels and Production artwork are available from the animated series, although not in as high demand as cels and drawings from the movies. These can generally be found online for around $20.00 or up.
