Orb Sphere Disco Ball Around for Aeons

[sha0]

What a fantastic resource this site is; what helpful hints I've seen!

So I have a cartoon movie from the 80s that I do not fully remember. I likely saw it between 1983 and 1988.

I remember an orb or sphere, which I believe was silver or crystalline or disco-ball-like, and it tells some protagonist, possibly female, something along the lines of "I've existed for aeons" and some other dialogue. I think that it was hovering still in a very large chamber in outer space. Memories can be wrong, of course.

For some reason, Rainbow Brite pops into my head when I think about it, but it's not the Rainbow Brite movie (verified, heh). Also, I do not believe that it is the green sphere from Heavy Metal, but will have to re-watch Heavy Metal to be sure. The orb did speak in the same sort of grandiose monotone as Loc Nar, to be honest.

I believe that I watched this movie via cable during daylight, to suggest a possible rating. It seems to me that it was an adventure geared towards children.

Well, please let me know what you think! Thanks!

[sha0]

Well it's still consuming my time trying to hunt this down.

Just in case it is Allison and the Magic Bubble, can anyone confirm that the orb/sphere/globe/ball in this movie uses the word "aeons"? Does anyone know where to purchase this movie? Oops! 1979 isn't quite the 80s...

But whatever the answer is, I viewed it in the 80s.

I seem to recall some combination of sci-fi, adventure, fantasy... But little else other than a girl and the word "aeons" being uttered by the sphere. Sheesh.

[kmd503]

It is DEFINITELY Allison and the Magic Bubble. A little girl named Allison finds a glowing sphere in her backyard, which turns out to be a magic bubble called "The Orb". She meets a friendly alien who is seeking the Orb to restore the vegetation on his home planet. Meanwhile, a band of evil aliens called the Muragtroids are also hunting for it. I also remember she has a tree fort out in the woods behind her house where she has to get The Orb and she has a pet cat.

We even tried contacting Jim Allan and he said he couldn't sell / release a copy because it might be turned into a childrens' motion picture. We used to have it on VHS but my mom threw it out when we moved as kids. It was never actually released on VHS - so won't be on ebay or elsewhere. I keep hoping to find a torrent or seeing someone upload it on youtube.

I have been looking for a copy of this, online or otherwise, for YEARS. If anyone reads this and has a copy please contact me. I would love to make a copy or get it up online somehow - youtube? It was a great memory from childhood and I'd hate to see it lost forever.

Thanks!