Bossco Studios (Film Company)

Bossco Studios is a company that specializes in traditionally-animated movies, and the occasional animated series. It was formed by the creator of Soap Opera's production company, Bossco Animation. The first project announced by this studio was "Soap Opera: The Movie," though it wasn't the first project they would release. 
== Debut Film ==
Bossco Studios' first movie was announced at Comic Con, along with a film based on Soap Opera. The movie would be based upon a cartoon series pilot that the creator of Soap Opera pitched to Cartoon Network a few years back. Cartoon Network rejected the idea because "it felt too much like 'Adventure Time.'" The project's title was also revealed: "The Adventures of Hungry." 
The story goes as follows: "A man named Hungry is visited by a homeless hamburger, who befriends him and takes him on an around-the-world flight, in search of love." Needless to say, it was insanely ambitious and high-concept for a first movie.
After the first film's release, Hungry quickly became the face of Bossco Studios. A little later on, it was announced that the movie's story will end in a trilogy, each sequel expanding upon a theme from the first movie.
== Convention ==
Two years after their company's formation, Bossco Studios launched their own convention called: "SoupCon," paying tribute to the soup commercial that would eventually become the Soap Opera anime.
== List of Movies ==
# The Adventures of Hungry
#Hungry: Fly Me 2 Vegas
#Soap Opera: The Movie
#Hungrily Ever After (cancelled)
#Jack Galaxy The Movie: Part I
#Jack Galaxy The Movie: Part II
== List of TV Series ==
# Soap Opera (Acquired)
# Jack Galaxy
== List of HungryVerse Movies ==
=== Generation 1: The Darkness Saga ===
# Hungry: Fly Me 2 Vegas
# Hungrily Ever After
== Devastating News ==
The HungryVerse had unfortunately been abruptly cancelled under the crew's terms, in favor of an animated series titled "Jack Galaxy."
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