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DreamWorks Pictures

**DreamWorks Pictures** (also known as **DreamWorks SKG** or **DreamWorks Studios**, commonly referred to as **DreamWorks**, trading as **Storyteller Distribution Co., LLC**) is an American film production label of Amblin Partners. It was formerly distributing its own and third-party films by itself. It has produced or distributed more than ten films with box-office grosses of more than $100 million each. As of October 2016, DreamWorks' films are marketed and distributed by Universal Pictures.

DreamWorks began in 1994 as an attempt by media moguls Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg and David Geffen (together, **SKG**) to create a new Hollywood studio of which they owned 72%. Currently, DreamWorks operates out of offices at Universal Studios.

In December 2005, the founders agreed to sell the studio to Viacom, parent of Paramount Pictures. The sale was completed in February 2006.

In 2008, DreamWorks announced its intention to end its partnership with Paramount and signed a $1.5 billion deal to produce films with India's Reliance ADA Group. Reliance provided $325M of equity to fund recreating DreamWorks SKG into DreamWorks Studios, an independent entity. Clark Hallren, former Managing Director of the Entertainment Industries group of J. P. Morgan Securities, and Alan J. Levine of J. P. Morgan Entertainment Advisors, led the Reliance team in restructuring the company. The following year, DreamWorks entered into a distribution agreement with Walt Disney Studios, wherein Disney would distribute DreamWorks films through Touchstone Pictures; the deal continued until 2016. After the formation of Amblin Partners in 2015, the studio entered into a distribution agreement with Universal Pictures.

DreamWorks' animation arm was spun off in 2004 into DreamWorks Animation SKG (DWA), which currently owns the DreamWorks trademarks, and as of August 2016 is a subsidiary of NBCUniversal. Spielberg's company continues to use the DreamWorks trademarks under license from DWA.
Arthur of Camelot/Home media

Home video releases of *Arthur of Camelot*.

**Closing previews:**
1. End credits
2. Amblimation logo (1990-2004)
3. Paramount Pictures closing logo (1986-2002)

**Special Features:**
* *The Viking Warrior* sneak peek
* Feature Commentary by Will Finn, Brooke Breton, Bonne Radford, Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio
* *Larua* short film
* Interactive Games
* Deleted Scenes
* Character Bios
* Read Along
* Behind the Tales
	+ Storyboard to Film Comparison
	+ Early Animation Tests
	+ The Voice Cast
	+ Computer Animation
	+ Music and Sound of *Arthur of Camelot*
	+ Concept Art Gallery
* DVD-ROM Games

**Closing previews:**
1. End credits
2. Amblimation logo (1990-2004)
3. Paramount Pictures closing logo (1986-2002)
4. DVD menu

**Audio:**
* English (DTS 5.1)
* English (Dolby Digital 5.1 EX)
* French (Canada) (Dolby Surround)
* Spanish (Dolby Surround)
* Sound Effects Only Track (Dolby Digital 5.1 EX)

**Subtitles:**
* English (captioned for the hearing impaired)
Edwin & Triston: Pets to the Rescue

Nintendo GameCube

 November 18, 2002

 December 7, 2002

**Xbox**

 April 22, 2003

 June 17, 2003

 September 19, 2003

**GameCube**

 August 9, 2003

 August 26, 2003

 February 13, 2004

***Ediwn & Triston: Pets to the Rescue*** is a 2002 platform video game based on the 1997 Paramount animated film *Edwin & Triston*, developed by Traveller's Tales and published by Paramount Interactive and THQ. It was first released for the PlayStation 2 in North America on October 1, 2002, in Europe on November 18, 2002, and in Japan on December 7, 2002, and was later released for the Xbox and Nintendo GameCube the following year. Set immediately after the events of the original film, the game centers on two protagonist Edwin and Triston, who tries to stop Mrs. Ramirez and Gunnar from kidnapping Janiya and planning to have money again.

*Pets to the Resuce* received mixed to positive reviews from the critics and fans alike upon its original release. The game was praised for its graphics and controls, as well as its visuals and soundtrack, but was criticized for its lack of innovation and some of its similarities to *102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue.* A Game Boy Advance port was planned for release in 2003, but was cancelled in favor of *Edwin & Triston's Huge Journey* in that same year. Dreamcast and PC versions of the game were also announced, but were never released due to the discontinuation of the Dreamcast in early 2001.

## Development

Paramount Interactive and THQ announced on September 21, 2000 that they had entered an agreement that would enable THQ to publish a *Edwin & Triston* game for next-generation game systems, with Paramount Interactive handling the production of the games.

The game was tentatively titled *Edwin & Triston: The Journey Continues* and went through the titles *Edwin & Triston: Mrs. Ramirez's Strikes Back* and *Edwin & Triston Returns* before arriving at its final name. It was released onto the PlayStation 2 on October 1, 2002. The Xbox version of the game was announced by Paramount Interactive on January 29, 2003, and features improved graphics. On August 9, 2003, the game was released on the GameCube, initially in North America.
A Pairs Journey/Home media

Home media releases of the 2011 Warner Bros./Valentina animated film *A Pairs Journey*.

## DVD

**Opening:**
1. Anti-Piracy Warning screen
2. Warner Home Video logo (1996-2017)
3. Valentina Entertainment logo (2000-present)
4. *Happy Feet Two* trailer
5. *Sonny* teaser trailer
6. *Mythical* trailer
7. *Scooby-Doo! Legend of the Phantosaur* DVD/Blu-ray trailer
8. *Tom and Jerry and the Wizard of Oz* DVD/Blu-ray trailer
9. *Love of Pairs*/*A Pairs Mystery* DVD/Blu-ray trailer
10. *A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song* DVD trailer
11. DVD menu
12. MPAA Rated PG screen
13. Warner Bros. Pictures logo (1998-2021)
14. Warner Bros. Animation logo (2005-2013)
15. Valentina Animation logo (2005-2016)
16. Start of the film

**Video:**
* 2.35:1 Aspect Ratio

**Audio:**
* English: Dolby Digital 5.1
* French (Canada): Dolby Digital 5.1
* Spanish: Dolby Digital 5.1

**Subtitles:**
* English (captioned for the hearing impaired)
* French (Canada)
* Spanish (Latin America)

## Blu-ray

**Opening:**
1. Anti-Piracy Warning screen
2. Important Notice screen
3. Warner Home Video logo (1996-2017)
4. Valentina Entertainment logo (2000-present)
5. "Not all titles and promotions may be available for all countries" screen
6. *Happy Feet Two* trailer
7. *Sonny* teaser trailer
8. *Mythical* trailer
9. *Scooby-Doo! Legend of the Phantosaur* DVD/Blu-ray trailer
10. *Tom and Jerry and the Wizard of Oz* DVD/Blu-ray trailer
11. *Love of Pairs*/*A Pairs Mystery* DVD/Blu-ray trailer
12. *A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song* DVD trailer
13. Blu-ray menu
14. MPAA Rated PG screen
15. Warner Bros. Pictures logo (1998-2021)
16. Warner Bros. Animation logo (2005-2013)
17. Valentina Animation logo (2005-2014)
18. Start of the film

**Video:**
* 2.35:1 Aspect Ratio

**Audio:**
* English (DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1)
* Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* French (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* Portuguese (Dolby Digital 5.1)

**Subtitles:**
* English (captioned for the hearing impaired)
* French (Canada)
* Spanish (Latin America)
* Portuguese
Avery the Warrior

### Released

**Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Master System, Amiga, and Atari 7800** November 21, 1986
 November 26, 1986
 December 18, 1986
**Sega Genesis**
 August 14, 1989
 September 29, 1989
 October 18, 1989
**Super Nintendo Entertainment System**
 August 23, 1991
 November 22, 1991
 June 30, 1992

### Mode(s)

Single-player

***Avery the Warrior*** is a platform video game developed and published by JeremySoft, being the first ever installment of the *Avery the Warrior* franchise. The game was released on November 21, 1986 for the Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Master System, Amiga and Atari 7800. Ports were also released for the Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo Entertainment System in both 1989 and 1991. The mobile and iOS version released on 2013, exclusively in China, until its' worldwide release on 2016 and Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions released in 2015. Recently, ports for the FireTV, Nintendo Switch and Apple TV were released on 2015, 2017 and 2018, respectively. The Apple TV and FireTV ports were handled by Iron Galaxy.

The game received critical acclaim from critics, and was a commercial success. The game's success spawned a long-running franchise.

## Sypnosis

A teenage girl who become a warrior and gets chosen to save her home from a evil lady who unleashing a deadly dragon.

## Alternate versions and ports

### Avery the Warrior Advance

To mark the game's twentieth anniversary, a port for the Game Boy Advance, *Avery the Warrior Advance*, was released on April 12, 2006. While the port is mostly identical to the original, it includes several new features not seen in the original SNES/Genesis release, such as the ability to save game progress and a level select option.

### Compilation releases

With its sequels for the NES, SNES, and Genesis, *Avery the Warrior* has been ported for a wide range of home and handheld consoles and personal computers through compilations. The first collection the game appeared in was *JeremySoft All-Star Jam!* (1996) for the PlayStation and Sega Saturn. The game has since appeared in *JeremySoft Mega Collection* (2001), *JeremySoft Mega Collection Plus* (2002), *JeremySoft Classic Collection* for the PlayStation 2, JeremyVast and PSP, *Avery's Ultimate Games Collection* (2008) for the Wii, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, and *JeremySoft Classics* (2019) for the Jeremy Neptune, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.

### Downloadable releases

*Avery the Warrior* has been available for all three major seventh-generation video game consoles. It was part of the Wii Virtual Console at the service's 2006 introduction, and was released for the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network shortly afterwards. In October 2010, it was released on Microsoft Windows via Steam.
Fighting Royale

***Fighting Royale*** (originally known as ***GlobeBox Fighting Royale***) is a series of crossover fighting video games developed by Lucky Hope Games, and featuring characters from various GlobeBox properties and other third-party properties, including those by Universal Animation Studios. It has a similar format to the *Super Smash Bros.* series, and began in 2002 with *GlobeBox Fighting Royale*, followed by *GlobeBox Fighting Royale 2*, *Fighting Royale 3* and *Fighting Royale: Battle Mayhem* in 2008, 2018 and 2022, respectively. Two spin-offs of the series were released, the first being *DreamMix TV World Fighters* released in 2003, followed by a SkyRuby-focused spin-off game titled *Fighting Royale: SkyRuby Edition* released in 2010.

## Games

### Main series

#### *Fighting Royale: Battle Mayhem* (2022)

*Main article: Fighting Royale: Battle Mayhem*
### Spin-offs

#### *DreamMix TV World Fighters* (2003)

*Main article: DreamMix TV World Fighters*
#### *Fighting Royale: SkyRuby Edition* (2010)

*Main article: Fighting Royale: SkyRuby Edition*

## Characters

*Main article: Characters in the Fighting Royale series*
All Grown Up! (film)/Trivia

## Cultural references

* When Tommy Pickles gets his foot stuck in gum and soon he, Chuckie Finster and Phil DeVille start the techno gum dance, it is a reference to the Looney Tunes cartoon *Box Office Bunny*as well as the 2006 film *GoAnimate: The Movie*.
* During the scene where Chuckie Finster sees Angelica Pickles, Angelica flips her hair in slow-motion while walking, which is a reference to the 2010 3D animated film *Alpha and Omega*. Additionally, the song "Almost Paradise" is featured in the film as well as on the soundtrack.
* When Tommy Pickles says "I'm totally stuck!" when he steps on chewing gum, it is a reference to the Cland Ann episode "Good Chill Hunting".
* When Susie Carmichael says "horrible turn of events" when Angelica Pickles talks back to Chuckie Finster, it is a reference to the 2016 3D animated film The Angry Birds Movie.

## Trivia

* This is the first JeremyAngryBirds3 Pictures feature film adapation of a Nicktoons.
* it includes some CGI props will be done by JDI (Jeremy Data Image), JeremyAngryBirds3 Pictures special effects division.

*More coming soon!*
Crazy Rush Too!

Nintendo 64

Game Boy

Microsoft Windows

Mac OS

 December 27, 1997

 April 3, 1998

**Nintendo 64**

 May 7, 1998

 May 19, 1998

 June 5, 1998

**Game Boy**

 June 16, 1998

 June 28, 1998

**Microsoft Windows and Mac OS**

 July 15, 1998

**PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade & Steam**

 March 8, 2008

 March 17, 2008

 May 1, 2008

***Crazy Rush Too!*** is a platform video game developed by Realtime Associates and published by Paramount Interactive. Originally released for PlayStation and Sega Saturn in 1997, it was re-released for the Sony Greatest Hits and Best for Family line-ups in 1998, for the Platinum Range in 1999 and for the PSone Books line-up in 2001. It was later ported to the Nintendo 64, Game Boy, Microsoft Windows and Mac OS in 1998. The game has since been available to download from the PlayStation Network.

*Crazy Rush Too!* is the second game in the *Crazy Rush!*series using characters from Julie Young's three short film, *Icy Skating*, *Pups*, and *Cool Robo*, and the direct sequel to the original 1996 *Crazy Rush!* game. The characters from the original mostly return. The game follows the adventures of the main character Felipe. Felipe's girlfriend Penelope, a 13-year-old girl kidnapped by a mysterious figure.

*Crazy Rush Too!* received generally positive reviews from critics and was considered to be superior to its predecessor. Much of the praise went to the game's graphics, control and music, with major criticisms varying between the trial-and-error gameplay, lack of level variety, easy boss levels and lack of innovation. An astounding commercial success, the game sold over 8 million copies worldwide as of 2004, and is considered one of the best selling games of all time.

## Download

The game is now available for download on PlayStation Store for the PlayStation Vita, PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 3 in North America and in Japan for $5.99 or 436 yen. It was released to the PlayStation Store in Europe on March 17, 2008, together with *Crazy Rush!*and *Crazy Rush!: Teamwork Action*.

## Reception

Like its predecessor, *Crazy Rush Too!* received generally positive reviews from video games critics and was also a commercial success particularly in Europe, eventually becoming a PlayStation Greatest Hits game. Over four million copies were sold.
Cartoon World: The Game 2

February 28, 1998

 October 15, 1998

**Microsoft Windows**

 November 7, 1997

 2000

**Nintendo 64**

 November 7, 1997

 April 30, 1998

**Sega Saturn**

 November 7, 1997

 1998

**Game Boy**

 November 7, 1997

 March 1998

**Game.com**

 November 7, 1997

**Cartoon World: The Game 2** is a 3D platform video game developed by Traveller's Tales and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation in 1997, based on JeremyWorks' animated movie *Cartoon World: The Movie 2* and is the sequel to the Cartoon World: The Game. Tomy published the game for its Japanese release. It was also released for Windows, Nintendo 64, Game Boy and Sega Saturn in 1997 and in 1998. The game's storyline is similar to that of the movie, with a few changes. In May 2011, the PlayStation version was released on the PlayStation Store for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable. The game is also compatible with the Super Game Boy.

## Gameplay

*Cartoon World: The Game 2* is a platform game where players control the main characters, Matt, Tom, Joyce, Jane, and Veronica. The game has different goals in each level. Most of the goals deal with getting Matt, Tom, Joyce, Jane, and Veronica to do events that match the storyline of the movie. When the player finishes a level, that player can proceed to the next level. Each new level starts with a new short animation from the movie. If the player collects all of the bonus items in a level, that player gets a bonus movie. Bonus items include 50 pieces of object, four letters that spell T-O-O-N (similar to the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation versions of Disney's *Tarzan*,Disney/Pixar's *A Bug's Life*, and Gingo's *Paint World*) and permanently finishing off each enemy.

*More coming soon!*

## Plot

The game closely follows the plot of *Cartoon World: The Movie 2*, with a few minor differences. King Vector's crown has been stolen by Takashi, Anthone, Eleesha, Parkman, and Ranger Quint, and Matt, Ann, Joyce and their family must retrieve it from where Takashi sold it to: Gift City. A few areas in the game are not seen in the film, such as where Matt and Tom must escape Toonyland (their dreams) by following the Cartoon Guy in the Toony Wagon. Much of the locations in the game greatly exaggerate the film's screen time; for example, Veronica, Jane, and Joyce never had to tour "Takatopolis" in the film, but they does so in the game. And later again to the GoCity, in the Toony Wagon (requiring several Toony Tokens to get it back as this is in their reality, not their dreams).

## Voice cast

Most of the film's main cast reprised their roles in the game, with the exceptions of Nathan Lane, who were replaced by Kevin Schon, respectively.

## Reception

The game was met with mixed to positive reception upon release.
Fairy Tale Times: Kingdom for the Holiday

***Fairy Tale Times: Kingdom for the Holiday*** is a 2013 American computer-animated television special that premiered on The CW on November 20, 2013. Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and ClearWorld Entertainment with animation provided by Reel FX Creative Studios and directed by Kyler Fischer, it takes place between the events of *Fairy Tale Times* (2012) and its sequel *Fairy Tale Times 2: Good vs. Evil* (2015). The special's premiere broadcast drew 4.820 million viewers.

## Cast

* Isla Fisher as Goldy
* Sarah Vowell as Roxie
* Margot Rubin as Susan
* Nathan Lane as Kasen
* Simon Pegg as Yael
* Jennifer Tilly as Keyla

*More coming soon!*

## Release

*Fairy Tale Times: Kingdom for the Holiday* premiered on November 20, 2013, on The CW, then aired on Cartoon Network on December 6, 2013 and aired on JeremyWorks Channel on December 20, 2013. The special was nominated for an Annie Award for Best Animated Special Production.

### Home media

*Fairy Tale Times: Kingdom for the Holiday* was released on DVD and Blu-ray on December 10, 2013 by Warner Home Video.
Adam Katz

**Adam "Tyler" Katz** (born April 18, 1997) is a American animator, voice actor, writer and the founder of Adamation Inc. He is the voice actor for Test Tube, Baseball, Nickel and Appleand one of the developers of Team Fan and The Koopatroopaman Show and one of the editors of Team Fan, he is also responsible for doing the screenplay, story, editing and writing for The Team Fan Movie. He will also direct The Koopatroopaman Movie.

## Shows

Taylor's World (1994 Series)

My Life is A Teenage Kid

Inanimate Insanity

The JAB3 Show (2012)

Taylor's World
Cartoon World: The Movie 2/Soundtrack

***Cartoon World: The Movie 2*** is the soundtrack and score for the 1997 Universal/JeremyWorks animated film of the same name composed by Mark Mancina and Mark Watters. The songs for the film were composed by Jeremy Carpenter and Scott Young, while the score was composed by Mancina and Watters.

## Cartoon World: The Movie 2: Music from the Original Motion Picture

### Artist

Jeremy Carpenter
Scott Young

### Label

MCA

The soundtrack parodies many familiar Disney conventions, with several songs spoofing Disney musicals such as *Beauty and the Beast* and *The Little Mermaid*. The film's original soundtrack was released by MCA Records on December 20, 1997.

### Track listing

1. GoVille Town – Cast of Cartoon World: The Movie 2
2. Just Ran Away – Tara Strong
3. "We're All Happy, Happy, Happy Toony Kids – Scott Young, Kath Soucie, Tom Kenny, Cheryl Chase
4. All Hail Takashi – Nancy Cartwright, Gary LeRoi Gray, Cree Summer
5. Let's All Go to the Journey – Tara Strong, Cheryl Chase, Carolyn Lawrence
6. If You Be A Nice One (Anneca's Lullaby) – Cathy Cavadini
7. Now We're Brave – Kath Soucie, Billy West
8. GoVille Town (Reprise) – Cast of Cartoon World: The Movie 2
9. Just the Two of Us" (end credits) – Bill Withers
10. Love for the Child (end credits) – Lisa McClowry

## Cartoon World: The Movie 2/Soundtrack

### Artist

Mark Mancina
Mark Watters

### Producer

Mark Mancina
Mark Watters

The score for the film, composed by Mancina and Watters, released by MCA Records on December 21, 1997.

### Track listing

All music composed by Mark Mancina and Mark Watters.

1. Eleesha and Anthone's Plan/King Vector's Castle
2. Ann's Adventures/Red-haired Chase
3. Toony Guy's Party Place/Ice Cream Crazy
4. King Vector's Arrival/New Adventures Begin
5. Takashi's Pizza
6. Dracula
7. Rest for the Trip/Dracula Attacks
8. Fall into the Forest/We Meet Veronica Again
9. First Battle/Takashi's Replacement
10. Attack of the Shark/Rules Change
11. Huligan Tug/Bubble Party
12. Mrs. Jones Confront Takashi/Takatopolis
13. The Adventures Continues
14. Leave the Castle
15. Free Pizza/The Devil
16. Just Only Coward
17. Robot Stadium/Explain About Mind-Control
18. Princess Magic
19. Dracula's Return/Giant Girl
20. World of Fantasy
21. Gift City/Eddie Murphy
22. The Living Skyscraper
23. Final Battle with Dracula
24. The Crown is Back/Mind-Ray Control/Biggest Finale Battle
25. Happy Ending
Denna (video game)

***Denna*** is a 1992 platform video game developed and published by Sega for the Master System and Game Gear. It is the first game in the *Denna* series and marks the debut of Denna. It introduced many conventions that would appear in later games in the series. The game follows a title character who is on a quest to stop a villainous witch as she planning on conquering all of Ironfort.

*Denna* was designed by Naoto Ohshima in his debut game, who the co-creator of *Sonic the Hedgehog* series. It was received critical acclaim and is often called one of the best games for the Game Gear. It sold over 1.6 million copies, making it the Game Gear's bestseller. *Denna* was re-released on Game Boy Advance in 2005 and Nintendo 3DS via the Virtual Console in 2011 and is also one of the games included in the compilation games, such as *Sonic Mega Collection* for the GameCube, *Denna Classic Collection* for the Nintendo DS, and *Denna: 20th Anniversary Collection* for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Microsoft Windows.

## Other versions and rereleases

### Sega Genesis version

*Main article: Denna (Sega Genesis video game)*
*Coming soon!*

## Sequels

*Main article: List of Denna media*
*Coming soon!*
Cheeseman's Notes

## Parker Thomas Rally

Balmy Evening

18th September 2015

Stage set up in field next to North Ave

Hector Hansen working security next to field entrance

Parker Thomas: loud, conservative, yelling, tough on crime, tough on capes

Tweak: cape villain, stimulant packs, ability enhancement, tinker, murderer

Lifter: gravity effects, small amount in large area, large amount in small area

Bullseye: trajectories for projectiles, defected ward

Domino: domino mask, limousine, edgy on purpose, social phenomena algorithms
Bardel Entertainment

### Products

Rick and Morty, *Teen Titans Go!*, *44 Cats*, *Puss in Boots*, *All Hail King Julien*, *Dinotrux*, *VeggieTales* series

### Parent

Rainbow S.p.A

**Bardel Entertainment, Inc.** is a Canadian animation studio founded in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in 1987. The word "Bardel" comes from the names of its founders, Barry Ward and Delna Bhesania, who are a married couple. It is involved in the acquisition, development, production and distribution of animated programming. It is led by CEO Rick Mischel, previously a producer at Sony Pictures Animation.

Bardel is a full-service animation studio concurrently providing animation services for a diverse slate of U.S. blue-chip partners: Nickelodeon, Universal, DreamWorks, Warner Bros., Funrise and Cartoon Network/Adult Swim. Bardel has a rolling slate of projects in production. The current roster includes the new Netflix Original Series, *The Dragon Prince* (Wonderstorm), *Teen Titans Go!* (Warner Bros.), *44 Cats* (Rainbow S.p.A), *Rick and Morty* (Adult Swim), and *Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty* (Funrise).

Later recent work includes award-winning series such as *Angry Birds Blues, King Julien, Puss in Boots, Dinotrux, Rick and Morty, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Harmon Quest and Teen Titans Go!* In 2015, Bardel won an Emmy Award for *King Julien* for Outstanding Children’s Animated Program, and in 2016, Bardel won an Emmy Award for *Dinotrux* for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation (Juried Award). In 2018, *Rick and Morty*received the Critics' Choice award for animation and was nominated for an Emmy Award. Older animation projects include the *Viva Piñata* television series, *Mack & Moxy*, *Chaotic*, *Edgar & Ellen* and *¡Mucha Lucha!*. , a thirteen-part series based on Silverwing and two direct-to-video films based on Mega Bloks Dragons. Another Bardel-produced show, *Zeke's Pad*, which has been broadcast in countries such as Australia and Germany, made its Canadian premiere on YTV on January 9, 2010.

Bardel has 500 employees, with a studio in Vancouver and Kelowna. The entertainment company has done animation for many organizations such as the Fox Broadcasting Company, Universal, DreamWorks Animation, Warner Bros., Paramount, Nickelodeon, Disney and Cartoon Network. On October 5, 2015, Italian animation studio Rainbow S.r.l. acquired Bardel Entertainment.
Double Twin Times

***Double Twin Times***  a 2004 American computer-animated science fiction comedy short film produced by Paramount Feature Animation. The short was released on December 14, 2004 with the DVD and VHS release of Paramount's computer-animated film *Twin, Duo, and Two* as a bonus feature.

The film was nominated for the 2005 Academy Award for Animated Short Film.

## Voice cast

* Spencer Klein as Lance Woodard
* Dakota Fanning as Alissa Woodard

## Release

*Double Twin Times* was released on December 14, 2004 as bonus feature on the *Twin, Duo, and Two* DVD and VHS release. The short was also released on April 5, 2011 on the *Twin, Duo, and Two* Blu-ray.

The short was also attached to international theatrical showings of Nickelodeon Movies' *Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events*.

## Transcript

*Main article: Double Twin Times/Transcript*
Darryl Kurylo

**Darryl Hughes Kurylo** is an American voice actor. His other roles include Alex Mercer in *Prototype 2*, Kazuma Kiryu in the first *Yakuza* game, Ricardo Casaba in *Escape from Monkey Island*, Eric Golem, Sr. in *Rocket Power: Beach Bandits*, Slinky Dog in *Toy Story Racer*, Black Overdrive Ranger and S.P.D. Shadow Ranger in *Power Rangers: Super Legends*, and several characters in *Stroker and Hoop*.

## Voice Roles

* Shockwave
* Insecticon #1
* Ground Soldier #2
A Foxtoons Fridays Christmas

**A Foxtoons Fridays Christmas** is a special Christmas-themed edition of Fox Zoom's weekly programming block Foxtoons Fridays. The special originally aired on December 24, 2004, and was later re-aired in 2005.

## Trivia

* The 2015-present versions of the special were reanimated in the 16:9 aspect ratio, and adding newer characters and bridging segments.
Foe Paws

***Foe Paws*** is an American animated television comedy series created by Chris Savino for Fox Zoom. The series follows a wise-guy cat and a goodhearted dog who are taken home from a pet shop by a lonely woman with a burlesque Italian accent.

The series was originated as a short from Cartoon Network's *Cartoon Cartoon Fridays* on July 7, 2000, as one of ten contenders for the network's *Big Pick*, the winner of which would become the next Cartoon Cartoon. The short did not win *The Big Pick*, and was not picked up by Cartoon Network to become a full-length series, but two years later, Fox later acquired the rights as a full series premiering on April 2, 2004 and ended on June 21, 2008.

## Characters

* Rhoda Gemignani - Mama Mia
* Tom Kenny - Rolo
* Ryan Stiles - Vivian

*More coming soon!*

## Episodes

*Main article: List of Foe Paws episodes*
*Coming soon!*
Megatron

**Voice Actor** | Frank Welker

**Megatron** is a Decepticon, the final boss, and main antagonist of *Transformers: Devastation*.

He transforms into a tank and is voiced by the legendary Frank Welker.

## Information

Megatron is the tyrannical and oppressive commander of the Decepticons.

## Quotes

* *"Peace through tyranny!"*
* *"I'll rip you apart with my bare hands!"*
* *"Earth has spent its final hope on* you*? \*chuckles\* Pathetic."*

## Trivia

* In the original *Generation One* cartoon, Megatron transformed into a Walther P38, but in *Devastation*, he transforms into a tank.
* Frank Welker, Megatron's voice actor, returns to his role from the original cartoon. Welker also reprised his role as Soundwave from the cartoon.
20th Century Animation Century City

**20th Century Animation Century City** (formerly **Fox Feature Animation** and **Fox Animation Century City**) is an American animated feature production company that is the primary unit of 20th Century Animation, a division of Walt Disney Studios. Based in Century City, Los Angeles, the company was created in May 1990, following the unexpected success of *The Simpsons*, as the successor to the dissolved Kenny & Kella Young Productions. It is responsible for 20th Century Animation's feature-length animated films and associated short films, most notably the *Fantopia* and *Magic* franchises.

## Filmography

### Feature films

#### Television programming

20th Century Animation announced its expansion into television programming in early 2021 after the success of *RandomToons: Tooning In!*, and is currently producing 4 original shows for Disney+ and Fox Zoom.

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## See also

* Fox Animation Studios
* Blue Sky Studios
Liam O'Brien

**Liam Christopher O'Brien** (born May 28, 1976) is an American voice actor and director. His best known roles include Gaara of the Sand in *Naruto*, War in *Darksiders*, Captain Jushiro Ukitake in *Bleach*, Lloyd Asplund on *Code Geass*, Asura in *Asura's Wrath*, Nephrite in the 2014 English redub of *Sailor Moon*, the Red Skull in various Marvel Comics media, Yuri Petrov/Lunatic in *Tiger & Bunny*, Aquaman in *JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time* and Nightcrawler, Angel and Nitro in *Wolverine and the X-Men*. He also does script adaptation for the English-language dubs of series such as *Naruto*, *Bleach*, *Gun X Sword*, and *Marvel Anime: Iron Man*, and voice directs titles such as the *Lego* video games.

He currently appears as part of the *Critical Role* role-playing web series and hosts a podcast called "All Work No Play" with fellow voice actor Sam Riegel.

## Voice Roles

* Motormaster
* Seeker #3
Gregg Berger

**Gregg Berger** (born December 10, 1950), sometimes credited as **Greg Berger**, is a prolific American voice actor. Some of his animation roles include Odie the dog from the *Garfield* franchise, Mysterio from *Spider-Man: The Animated Series*, Agent Kay from *Men in Black: The Series* and Cornfed from *Duckman*. Outside of cartoons, he is known among video game enthusiasts for his work on high-profile video games such as The Thing in *Marvel: Ultimate Alliance*, Jecht in *Final Fantasy X* and both *Dissidia: Final Fantasy* titles, Captain Blue in *Viewtiful Joe*, The Pain in *Metal Gear Solid 3*, and Hunter the Cheetah and Ripto in *Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage*, *Spyro: Year of the Dragon* and *Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly* (for the second one working alongside Neil Ross). He also substitutes for Peter Cullen as the voice of Eeyore within the *Kingdom Hearts* series.

## Voice Roles

* Grimlock
* Long Haul
T.E.C.H

**T.E.C.H.** is in item system in *Transformers: Devastation*.

## Information

T.E.C.H refers to a variety of chips Wheeljack can manufacture that, upon being put in the player's equip slot, will give them a certain stat change that strengthens them in a unique way. Quite a few T.E.C.H. chips also come along with a slight weakness for balance purposes.

## List of stat changes

* Vehicle Speed Up +2%
* Knockdown Defense +30% (Player becomes harder to knock down)
	+ Reversal Powerup -10% (Increases power of reversals)
* Reversal Poweruip +10%
* Vehicle Speed Up +3%
* HP Overflow (XP) +30
* Auto-Parry +2%
* HP Overflow (Credits) +10
Soundwave

**Voice Actor** | Frank Welker

**Soundwave** is a Decepticon and boss in *Transformers: Devastation*.

His chest compartment houses Frenzy, Rumble, Lazerbeak, Buzzsaw, and Ravage and he is voiced by the legendary Frank Welker.

## Information

Soundwave is Megatron's endlessly loyal right-hand-man, and the eerily robotic communications officer of the Decepticons.

## Quotes

* *"Cries and screams are music to my ears."*
* *"Autobots inferior, Soundwave superior."*
* *"Eject!"*
* *"Minions: Eject!"*

## Trivia

* Soundwave strangely never transforms into his iconic casette tape mode, likely due to to its immobility. He instead ejects his minions.
* Frank Welker, Soundwave's voice actor, returns to his role from the original cartoon. Welker also reprised his role as Megatron from the cartoon.
Jim Ward

**James Kevin "Jim" Ward** (born May 19, 1959) is an American voice actor and radio personality who is best known for playing roles such as Diamondhead & XLR8 on *Ben 10* and *Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens*, Chet Ubetcha & Doug Dimmadome on *The Fairly OddParents*, Baron Strucker & Henry Peter Gyrich on *Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes*, Gandalf the Grey on *The Hobbit* video game, Angus on *The Secret Files of the Spy Dogs*, Herr Kleiser on *Ultimate Avengers*, Colossus & Guardian on *X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse*, Captain Qwark on the *Ratchet & Clank* series, Hector LeMans on *Grim Fandango*, Wilhelm Voigt on *Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance*, K.I.T.T. on an episode of *Diff'rent Strokes*, and Professor Charles Xavier and the Sentinels on *Wolverine and the X-Men* (the latter of which he reprised on *Marvel vs. Capcom 3*).

Aside from voice acting, he co-hosts *The Stephanie Miller Show*, a nationally-syndicated liberal radio talk show which features a number of his impersonations of political figures and other celebrities and newsmakers.

## Voice Roles

* Teletraan-1
* Teletraan Alpha
* Ground Soldier #3
Jamieson Price

**Jamieson Price** (born April 28, 1961 in West Palm Beach, Florida) is an American voice actor. He can be recognized as the voice of Algol in *Soul Calibur IV*, Lu Bu in the *Dynasty Warriors* and *Warriors Orochi* series, Oikawa and Janyu Wong in *Digimon: Digital Monsters*, Yasutora "Chad" Sado in *Bleach*, Tarkus in *JoJo's Bizarre Adventure*, Albert Maverick in *Tiger & Bunny*, Noob Saibot in *Mortal Kombat* as well as Ermac in *Mortal Kombat X*, Jelly Jiggler in *Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo*, Spiral King Lordgenome in *Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann*, Angra in *God Hand*, Ovan in the *.hack//G.U.* video games and Mr. Satan/Hercule in the Bang Zoom dub of *Dragon Ball Super*.

## Voice Roles

* Hook
* Mixmaster
* Superion
Energon Cubes

**Energon Cubes** are items found in *Transformers: Devastation*.

## Information

Energon Cubes are dropped after enemies or containers are destroyed. Green Energon Cubes replenishes the player's lost health whilst Blue Energon Cubes replenishes their lost ammo or energy.

## Trivia

* In the original *Transformers* cartoon, Energon functioned as a Cybertronian's fuel, blood, food, and in one case, even alcohol.
James Arnold Taylor

**James Arnold Taylor** (born July 22, 1969) is an American voice actor. His most prominent (and long-lived) role is that of Obi-Wan Kenobi in the two *Clone Wars* TV series and the accompanying movie, while his other prominent roles include the titular role in *Johnny Test*, Captain Jack Sparrow in *Kingdom Hearts II*, Tidus in *Final Fantasy X*, Ratchet in the *Ratchet and Clank* series, Wooldoor Sockbat in *Drawn Together*, Leonardo in *TMNT*, Harry Osborn in *The Spectacular Spider-Man* as well as Spider-Man himself in *Lego Marvel Super Heroes*, Green Arrow and Guy Gardner in *Batman: The Brave and the Bold* and Berix and Vastus in *Bionicle: The Legend Reborn*.

## Voice Roles

* Menasor
* Seeker #1
Dan Gilvezan

**Dan Gilvezan** (born October 26, 1950) is an American voice actor and screen actor. Some characters he's recognized for portraying include Slip-Stream on *G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero*, Cooler on *Pound Puppies*, Colossus on *Pryde of the X-Men*, Questar on *Dino-Riders*, and Bug-Man on the 1987 *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* cartoon.

Gilvezan holds the honor of portraying Spider-Man across numerous incarnations, including the *Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends* cartoon series, dubbing over a live-action Spider-Man in the TV special Laugh Busters, and as Spider-Man 2099 for the video game *Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions*.

He was also the official spokesman for Jack-in-the-Box restaurants in the early '80s.
Evil Girlz

***Evil Girlz*** is an American animated television series created by Sandra Garner and produced by 20th Television Animation and Neko Productions. The series centers on three sisters trying to take over the world. The series premiered on Fox Zoom on March 4, 2016.

## Characters

### Main

* **Kristen Storm** (voiced by Jessica DiCicco) - the older sister and a criminal mastermind.
* **Veronica Storm** (voiced by Sarah Silverman) - the middle sister and a smartest one.
* **Shirla Storm** (voiced by AnnaSophia Robb) - the younger sister and the only good-natured of the trio.

### Supporting

* **D.I.M** (voiced by Tom Kenny) - a robot who is the sisters' henchman.
* **Dr. Deathhead** (voiced by Tom Kane) - TBD.
* **Rylee Thunder** (voiced by Sofía Vergara) - TBD.

### Antagonists

* **Madame Alivia** (voiced by E.G. Daily) - a heroine who is considered by many to be the best hero around as she is the sisters' arch-enemy.

*More coming soon!*

## Episodes

*Main article: List of Evil Girlz episodes*
ClearWorld Entertainment

**ClearWorld Entertainment** is an American production company and a division of JeremyWorks Entertainment. It was founded in 1985 and best known for its hand-drawn animated series *Alaina Gleen*.

## History

ClearWold's predecessor **Thalia Ward Productions** was founded in 1976 as a division of Hanna-Barbera by animator Thalia Ward, who wanted to realize her dream of producing an animated feature-length film. On August 10, 1985, after leaving Hanna-Barbera due to financial reasons, Thalia Ward opened her own studio named **ClearWorld Productions**, which would develop characters, stories and productions, and some of the animators who worked for Thalia Ward came to the studio at the time. In 1986, the studio produced its first short film, *The Beauty Visitor*.

ClearWorld had produced a Saturday morning animated series titled *Alaina Gleen*, which ran on CBS from 1989 to 1992, on Fox Kids from 1992 to 1999 and on JeremyWorks Channel from 1999 to 2003. Its title character, based on the girl from ClearWorld's short film *The Beauty Visitor*, has been the studio's mascot since her introduction. CBS expressed a strong desire in 1990 for ClearWorld to create a new series, and the studio began conceiving *Charity the Wicked Witch* and *The Teen Gang* during this period; that same year, ClearWorld changed its name to **ClearWorld Entertainment**. In 1996, the studio's second animated series *The Teen Gang* aired on Fox Kids, and later ran on JeremyWorks Channel from 1999 until 2003.

In 1999, JeremyWorks Studios was transferred into JeremyWorks Entertainment, a new entertainment company. ClearWorld Entertainment, along with Valentina Animation, was acquired by JeremyWorks Entertainment.

*More coming soon!*

## Productions

### Feature films

#### Released films

All films was released by JeremyWorks Motion Pictures.

#### JeremyNow! original films

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Avery the Warrior World

**Avery the Warrior World** is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game, being developed by Daybreak Game Company and published by JeremySoft, it is the successor to Avery the Warrior Online.  It was released in 2019 for PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.

## Gameplay

The game shares the same gameplay as the now defunct Avery the Warrior Online.

*Coming soon!*

## Characters

### New Characters

* **Carissa Place** - a warrior human who serves as a mascot of the game. She is the mascot of the game.

## Clothing

> *Main article(s): Avery the Warrior World/Clothing*
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## Changes between Online and World

* There are new characters made for World, with one of them as a mascot and becoming a character in the main franchise.
* There is no membership in World compared to Online.
* You can play as one of the original characters if you choose to not to make no avatar, even Carissa.

## Comic adaption

> *Main article(s): Avery the Warrior World: How it All Began*
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It was announced that Archie Comics is making a 25-issue prequel comic to the game.

## Trivia

* The game is similar to *Club Penguin Island*.
	+ Unlike *Club Penguin Island*, *Avery the Warrior World* received more critical acclaim from critics and the public.
* Due to the game being released on retail, unlike Online, it costs even at digital releases. However, at November, it was announced that the game will be free to own digital for a limited time.
Dave Boat

**David "Dave" Boat** (born May 9, 1971) is an American voice actor who is best known for playing roles such as The Thing in various Marvel Comics media, Thor on *Marvel Super Hero Squad* and the *Ultimate Avengers* films, Vortex in *Danny Phantom*, Rupert in *Family Guy*, Slush in *T.U.F.F. Puppy*, Weiss in the *Final Fantasy VII* video games, and Lexaeus and Aeleus in the *Kingdom Hearts* games.

## Voice Roles

* Blitzwing
* Devastator
* Insecticon #1
Peter Cullen

**Peter Cullen** (born July 28, 1941) is a Canadian-born American voice actor who has earned fame, respect and admiration as the voice of the original Optimus Prime.

In addition to *Transformers*, some of Cullen's other roles include Eeyore from *Winnie the Pooh*, Monterey Jack from *Chip 'N Dale - Rescue Rangers*, Venger from *Dungeons & Dragons*, Bankjob Beagle from *DuckTales*, Cindarr from *Visionaries*, Zandar & Airborne from *G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero* as well as Nemesis Enforcer from *G.I. Joe: The Movie*, K.A.R.R. from *Knight Rider*, the Narrator from *Voltron*, Felix Faust in *The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians*, The Hulk and the Red Skull in *Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends*, Murky Dismal from *Rainbow Brite*, Captain Slaughter from *Pound Puppies*, Zanzoar and Klaar from *Megas XLR*, the title villain from *Predator*, and was the announcer for a number of commercials for the U.S. Navy in 2007, filling in for Keith David.
Repair Kits

**Repair Kits** are items found in *Transformers: Devastation*.

## Information

Like Energon Cubes, Repair Kits replenishes a player's lost health. However, Repair Kits can only be acessed via the inventory menus as opposed to actually in-game. Small kits replenish 50% of lost health whilst Large ones replenish all.
Optimus Prime

**Optimus Prime** is an Autobot and playable character in *Transformers: Devastation*.

He transforms into a Freightliner Cab-over-engine Class 8 truck and is voiced by Peter Cullen.

## Information

Optimus Prime is the noble and heroic leader of the Autobots.

In *Transformers: Devastation*, Optimus, along with his band of Autobots, ride into New York City when it is suddenly attacked by the Decepticons. Upon reaching the heart of the city, the Autobots are separated by some debris caused by the destructive mechanical tentacles ravaging everything in sight. Optimus helps his bots battle through the city, defeating multiple Decepticon infantry and tentacles as well as Devastator and Megatron.

## Quotes

* *"Autobots! Roll out!"*
* *"Till all are one."*
* *"You Decepticons always fail!"*

## Trivia

* Peter Cullen reprises his role as Optimus Prime from the 1984 cartoon.
Edwin & Terry

***Edwin & Terry*** is a 1993 American animated musical comedy film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The film was directed by George Scribner from a screenplay by Joe Ranft, Linda Woolverton and Irene Mecchi, and a story by Ranft. It follows the story of two homeless animals; a dog and cat, as they tried to make a deal with a leader of a criminal animal gang. But then, the duo meet and help a young 10-year-old girl who is being berated and exploited by a evil child-hating abusive guardian.

*Edwin & Terry* was released on July 30, 1993 in the United States and was met with both critical and financial success, grossing over $240 million during its initial run. It spawned a TV series of the same name that aired on CBS from 1994 to 1996 and a straight-to-video sequel, *Edwin & Terry: The Long Rescue*, in 2001.

## Transcripts

### Main

To see the main transcript of the film, click here.

### Trailer

To see the transcript for the trailers of the film, click here.
Bella

Rose (future)

Lexi (cousin)

Marcus (uncle)

Leah (aunt)

Larry (best friend)

Steve

Sidden

Larrira (best friend)

**Bella Nolman** is Jeremy's girlfriend and she is a fictional character in *Jeremy Universal* series of comics and cartoons. She debuts in *Toon Day.* She is a very kind person and has a crush, crying and giggling when she's happy, she kisses Jeremy in the lips or on the cheek, when she's sad, she sometimes cries or sighs, depending on what makes her sad and when she's scared, she hugs Jeremy.
Steve Blum

**Steven Jay Blum** (born in Santa Monica, California, on April 28, 1960) is an American voice actor. Some of his best known roles include Jamie from *Megas XLR*, TOM of *Toonami* fame, Wolverine in nearly all Marvel and *X-Men* media in the past 15 years, Duke, Roadblock and Zartan from *G.I. Joe Resolute*, the second voice of King Nixel from *Mixels*, Amon from *The Legend of Korra* and many more.

In regards to dubbing anime, he's well known in those circles as well, having been Spike Spiegel from *Cowboy Bebop*, Roger Smith from *The Big O*, Jake Martinez from *Tiger and Bunny*, a large amount of *Digimon characters*, Leeron from *Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann*, and Orochimaru from *Naruto*. You can also hear him in numerous video games, including characters such as Jack from *MadWorld*, Sub-Zero from *Mortal Kombat X* and *Injustice 2*, Killer Croc and Electrocutioner from the *Batman: Arkham* series, and Anti-Venom from *Spider-Man: Edge of Time*.

Clearly, he's a very busy man! Even Peter Cullen has described him as a "Beast" when it comes to voice acting.

## Voice Roles

* Bonecrusher
* Defensor
* Ground Soldier #1
Warriors

**Warriors** are the weakest enemies faced in *Transformers: Devastation*, being the most commonly faced type of Ground Soldiers.

## Information

Warriors are armies of featureless and generic Decepticons deployed as cannon fodder, equipped with nothing but a weak sword and little health. Occasionally, some resort to fists or shields. They are the most basic form of enemy and even in groups are quite easy to deal with. They're short, transform into small but fast cars, and come in varieties of blue and yellow.