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Frankenstein 1970

**Box office** | $250,000

> The One... The Only
> KING of MONSTERS!
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***Frankenstein 1970*** is a 1958 Science Fiction black and white film, starring Boris Karloff and featuring Don "Red" Barry. The independent film was directed by Howard W. Koch, written by Richard Landau and George Worthing Yates and produced by Aubrey Schenck. It was released theatrically in some markets on a double feature with the Zsa Zsa Gabor film *Queen of Outer Space*.

## Plot

Baron Victor von Frankenstein (Boris Karloff) has suffered torture and disfigurement at the hands of the Nazis as punishment for not cooperating with them during World War II. Horribly disfigured, he nevertheless continues his work as a scientist. Needing funds to support his experiments, the Baron allows a television crew to shoot a made-for-television horror film about his monster-making family at his castle in Germany.

This arrangement gives the Baron enough money to buy an atomic reactor, which he uses to create a living being, modeled after his own likeness before he had been tortured. When the Baron runs out of body parts for his work, however, he proceeds to kill off members of the crew, and even his faithful butler, for more spare parts. Finally, the monster turns on the Baron, and they are both killed in a blast of radioactive steam from the reactor. After the reactor is shut down and the radiation falls to safe levels, the monster's bandages are removed, and an audio tape is played back in which the Baron reveals that he had intended for the monster to be a perpetuation of himself, because he was the last of the Frankenstein family line.

## Cast

* Boris Karloff as Baron Victor von Frankenstein
* Tom Duggan as Mike Shaw
* Jana Lund as Carolyn Hayes
* Donald Barry as Douglas Row
* Charlotte Austin as Judy Stevens
* Irwin Berke as Inspector Raab
* Rudolph Anders as Wilhelm Gottfried
* Norbert Schiller as Schutter, Frankenstein's butler
* John Dennis as Morgan Haley
* Mike Lane as Hans Himmler / The Monster

## Production

Alternative titles during pre-production included ***Frankenstein's Castle***, ***Frankenstein 1960***, and ***Frankenstein 2000***. Shot in a mere eight days on a modest budget, the film was finally titled *Frankenstein 1970* to add a futuristic touch. The film's main set was borrowed from the 1958 movie *Too Much, Too Soon*.

The film was released through Allied Artists, who bought the film for $250,000.

## Release

### Home video

For several years, only a pan and scan VHS tape of the film was available. In October 2009, Warner Brothers released the DVD *Karloff & Lugosi Horror Classics*, which includes *Frankenstein 1970* as one of its four films, and features an audio commentary by one of the film's co-stars, Charlotte Austin, and fan historians Tom Weaver and Bob Burns.
Revenge of the Devil Bat

***Revenge of the Devil Bat*** is a 2015 American horror/howcatchem film produced by Swamp Picnic Productions, and the third installment in the Devil Bat series. The film was released to American theaters on August 2015.

## Plot

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## Cast

* Lynn Lowry
* Ruby Larocca
* Gary Kent
* John Link
* Dick Dyszel
* George Stover
* Conrad Brooks
* Ruby Larocca

## History

n 2015 Indie filmmaker Ted Moehring directed the sequel to *The Devil Bat*,

## References

This is a list of references for **Revenge of the Devil Bat**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ Revenge of the Devil Bat Winging its Way to Fans
2. ↑ Revenge of the Devil Bat, Sequel to the 1940 horror movie The Devil Bat.
Paul Dudbridge

**Paul Dudbridge** is a film director and screenwriter he started producing films from the age of 11 when he roped his father in to film his first short film. When the results weren’t quite what he expected, he decided to go behind the camera himself to get the film he saw in his head. The whole notion of making films; directing, scripts, shots and angles all started to become clear and his career path was laid out before him.

Paul has directed over ten short films, three of which have been screened on television. His first broadcast credit came from producing and directing ITV West’s *The Christmas Storybook*, featuring legendary actor Joss Ackland (Miracle on 34th Street, *Lethal Weapon 2, The Hunt for Red October*).   His short film *Maria*, about a young prostitute taking herself back to school, was screened at the Encounters International Film Festival and received a glowing review from “Little White Lies” magazine.

Perhaps his biggest project to-date is the science-fiction film  *Horizon* which tells the story of five friends who must evacuate the city of Bristol after an alien ship appears on the city’s skyline.  The film has won awards around the world as well as earning Paul a Royal Television Society (West of England) Best Director nomination in 2016 for his work.

When not filming, Paul guest lectures at various universities and colleges around the country. Most recently Paul taught the ‘Writing and Directing’ module for the Master’s course at the University of Bristol. His first book for film students titled “Shooting Better Movies: The student film-makers guide” was released worldwide in 2017 and his new book, “Making Your First Blockbuster” is due in 2019.

## Selected filmography

* Fear the Invisible Man (Upcoming) - Director
John Robert Ledford I

**John Robert Ledford I** (born may 3, 1913 died 1991 Mexico city) was a American producer best known for *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* his son John Robert Ledford II was a more famous producer in film inspired by his fathers works on film with another film company in another countrey.

## Selected filmography

* *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* - Producer
The Devil Bat

***The Devil Bat*** is a 1940 black-and-white American Science Fiction/horror film produced by Producers Releasing Corporation (PRC) and directed by Jean Yarborough. The film stars Bela Lugosi.

## Plot

in a small town in america Dr. Paul Carruthers (played by Bela Lugosi) is offered a $5,000 bonus from his employers for his contributions to the company, a pittance compared to the million dollars in income the company earned from his work. (His employers argue that he took a buyout early in the company's history instead of retaining his partnership stake.) Embittered and insulted, he seeks revenge and develops a system in which ordinary bats are enlarged to massive size, training them to be drawn to a new, pungent aftershave he is testing. He cleverly distributes the lotion to his enemies as a "test" product.

Once they have applied the lotion, the chemist then releases his Devil Bats in the night, targeting the families of his employer's owners. The bats succeed in attacking and killing one of the owners and two of his sons. A hot shot reporter from the *Chicago Register*, Johnny Layton (Dave O'Brien) gets assigned by his editor (Arthur Q. Bryan) to cover and help solve the murders. He and his bumbling photographer "One-Shot" McGuire (Donald Kerr) begin to unwind the mystery with some comic sidelights.

In the climactic closing scene, Layton dumps a sample of the aftershave on Carruthers, leading the bat to attack and kill its own master. Mary, the last surviving member of her family, runs into Johnny's arms.

## Sequels

PRC's 1946 film *Devil Bat's Daughter* starred Rosemary LaPlanche as Paul Carruthers's daughter. Neither Lugosi nor any other actors reprise their roles; Carruthers is an unseen character in the latter film. In contrast to the horror elements of the original, *Devil Bat's Daughter* was mainly a psychological thriller.

In 2015 Indie filmmaker Ted Moehring directed the sequel *Revenge of the Devil Bat*, which stars Lynn Lowry, Ruby Larocca and veteran actors Gary Kent, John Link, Dick Dyszel, George Stover and Conrad Brooks.

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · Oh! Invisible Man · *Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?* · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · *The Invisible Man* (1977) · *Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man* (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Witness* · *The Invisible Man* (2016) · *The Invisible Maniac* · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · *The Invisible Man* (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · *The Invisible Man Attacks* · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
The Human Fly (kaijin)

This article is about the kaijin. For the film, The Human Fly, see The Human Fly (disambiguation).

## Appearances

### Appears in

*The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly*

The Human Fly  (蝿男,   *Hae Otoko*?, lit. The Fly Man) is a Fictional Character or *Kaijin*, which first appeared in the 1957 film *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly*, Directed by Mitsuo Murayama and produced and distributed by Daiei. The Human Fly Depicted a Human and Fly merged into one.

## Overview

The Human Fly was Originally Created by Toshikazu Yamano and based on a Character called the Fly.
"Tōmei Ningen"

This article is about For for the 1954 film see The Invisible Avenger and For other uses, see *Invisible Man Appears.. For other uses, see "Tōmei Ningen" (disambiguation).*

## Single by Pink Lady

### Genre

J-pop
kayōkyoku
disco

### Label

Victor

***"Tōmei Ningen"*** (透明人間,   *Tōmei Ningen*?, lit. "Invisible Person") is Pink Lady's ninth single release, and their eighth number-one hit on the Oricon charts. The single sold 1,150,000 copies, and spent four weeks at number one.

According to Oricon, this was the sixth best selling single from 1978. A re-recorded version of the song was included on the 2-disc greatest hits release, *INNOVATION*, released in December 2010.

The B-side was the theme song for the TBS puppet show .

## Track listing (7" vinyl)

All lyrics are written by Yū Aku; all music is composed and arranged by Shunichi Tokura.

## Cover versions

* Trasparenza covered the song in their 2002 album *Pink Lady Euro Tracks*.
* ManaKana recorded a cover version for the 2009 Pink Lady/Yū Aku tribute album *Bad Friends*. The cover song is also in their 2009 album *Futari Uta 2*.

## References

This is a list of references for **"Tōmei Ningen"**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ List of the number-one hit singles on the Japanese Oricon Chart. Retrieved on October 13, 2008.
2. ↑ Annual Oricon Charts 1977-1980 (Japanese). Retrieved on October 25, 2011.
3. ↑ Twinstar produce Pink Lady Euro Tracks. Retrieved on April 14, 2020.
The Invisible Maniac

**Cinematography** | James Bay

The Invisible Maniac also known as ***The Invisible Sex Maniac*** is a 1990 american Comedy-horror film directed by Adam Rifkin.

## Plot

A budding young scientist lad is caught by his mom checking out the lady across the way with his telescope, whereupon she lectures him on the evils of women. Twenty years later and all grown up, the scientist announces his theories of invisibility, and his colleagues laugh, to which he responds by killing four of them. He escapes from the loony bin and gets a job teaching summer school physics at a high school. The students decide to tease him about the same time as he perfects his invisible juice, and he goes on a spree of vengeance.

## Cast

* Noel Peters as Kevin Dornwinkle
* Shannon Wilsey as Vicky
* Stephanie Blake as Mrs. Callo
* Melissa Moore as Bunny
* Clement von Franckenstein as Dr. McWaters

## Staff

* Director: Adam Rifkin (as "Rif Coogan")
* Writer: Adam Rifkin (as "Rif Coogan")
* Music: Marc David Decker
* Cinematography: James Bay
* Editor: Ron Resnick

## References

This is a list of references for **The Invisible Maniac**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099856/plotsummary?ref\_=tt\_stry\_pl
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The\_Invisible\_Maniac

## Gallery

Main article: The Invisible Maniac/Gallery

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · Oh! Invisible Man · *Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?* · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · *The Invisible Man* (1977) · *Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man* (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Witness* · *The Invisible Man* (2016) · ***The Invisible Maniac*** · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · *The Invisible Man* (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · *The Invisible Man Attacks* · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
Invisible Man vs. The Human Torch

Invisible Man vs. The Human Torch  (透明人間対人間松明?) is a unmade film Scripted by Jun Fukuda.

## Plot

A man with the power to ignite himself, as well as others, begins a rampage across Japan. Meanwhile, a policeman stumbles upon a way to make himself invisible. Using this new found power, the policeman goes to confront this Human Torch that has been terrorizing Japan, and put a stop to him.

## History

The project was written by Jun Fukuda, and was no doubt the project he was going to work on while Ishiro Honda was going to take the reins of the next Godzilla film, *Terror of Mechagodzilla* (1975). It appears though that the film didn't get that far beyond the script and some conceptual art. In fact, it would be two years later before Jun Fukuda started work on another movie, *The War in Space* (1977), which consequently would be his last film for Toho.

## Characters

* Invisible Man (2nd Generation)
* Human Torch

## References

This is a list of references for **Invisible Man vs. The Human Torch**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ Lost Project.
The Invisible Man (2018 film)

The Invisible Man is a 2018 British-American Horror film directed by Rocky Burnswork. it was released to British theaters on 4 February 2018.

## Plot

A university chemistry professor discovers a chemical that turns flesh and blood invisible. When he tests it on himself, it not only turns him invisible for long periods of time, but slowly begins to turn him into a madman.

## Gallery

Main article: The Invisible Man (2018 films)/Gallery

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · Oh! Invisible Man · *Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?* · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · *The Invisible Man* (1977) · *Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man* (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Witness* · *The Invisible Man* (2016) · *The Invisible Maniac* · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · ***The Invisible Man*** (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · *The Invisible Man Attacks* · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
Claude Rains

**William Claude Rains** (10 November 1889 – 30 May 1967) was a British actor whose career spanned almost seven decades. After his American film debut as Dr. Jack Griffin in *The Invisible Man* (1933), he appeared in such highly regarded films as *The Adventures of Robin Hood* (1938), *Mr. Smith Goes to Washington* (1939), *The Wolf Man* (1941), *Casablanca* (1942), *Kings Row* (1942), *Notorious* (1946), *Lawrence of Arabia* (1962), and *The Greatest Story Ever Told* (1965).

He was a Tony Award winning actor and was a four-time nominee for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. Rains was considered to be "one of the screen's great character stars" who was, according to the *All-Movie Guide*, "at his best when playing cultured villains". During his lengthy career, he was greatly admired by many of his acting colleagues, such as Bette Davis, Vincent Sherman, Ronald Neame, Albert Dekker, Peter O'Toole, John Gielgud, Charles Laughton and Richard Chamberlain.

   Rains played Jack Griffin, the first screen portrayal of the Invisible Man.
Invisible Men (2016 film)

**Cinematography** | Elliott Powell

Invisible Men is a 2016 Short Action-drama film directed and written by Orlando Pinder.

## References

This is a list of references for **Invisible Men (2016 film)**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ IMDB.

## Gallery

Main article: Invisible Men (2016 film)/Gallery

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · Oh! Invisible Man · *Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?* · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · *The Invisible Man* (1977) · *Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man* (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Witness* · *The Invisible Man* (2016) · *The Invisible Maniac* · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · *The Invisible Man* (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · *The Invisible Man Attacks* · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
Oh! Invisible Man The Invisible Girl appears!?

***Oh! Invisible Man The Invisible Girl appears!?***  (Oh！透明人間　インビジブルガール登場！？,   *Oh! Tōmei ningen Inbijiburugāru tōjō! ?*?) is a 2014 Japanese Comedy film Directed by Masakazu Migita Based on the Japanese Manga series Oh! Invisible Man. the film was released in Japanese theaters on June, 14 2014 and was the second instalment in the **Oh! Toumei ningen series**.

## Synopsis

### Summary

father and daughter double Invisible Man that was also passed on to daughter delightful comedy!

### Plot

The second erotic comedy inspired by Nakanishi Yasuhiro's manga. Set decades after the events depicted in the manga, it presents a lively depiction of the misadventures of a father and daughter with the ability to become invisible.

Middle-aged dad Toru (Iio Kazuki) once possessed the ability to turn invisible after eating fish eggs. One day, he discovers that his power has been passed on to his eldest daughter Michiru (Kishi Asuka), who is attending university. She uses her talent to spy on the daily life of a guy she likes, but...

## Cast

* Motohara Kanon   as
* Yoshikazu Kotani   as   Todo
* Asuka Kishi   as   Arakata Michiru
* Kazuki Iio   as   Arakata Toru
* Misato Hirata   as

## Staff

* Directed by   Masakazu Migita
* Written by   Yasuhiro Nakanishi, Masakazu Migita
* Produced by   Ido Tsuyoshi
* Cinematography by   Araki Kenji

## References

This is a list of references for **Oh! Invisible Man The Invisible Girl appears!?**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ https://letterboxd.com/film/oh-invisible-man-invisible-girl-appears/
2. ↑ https://jfdb.jp/en/title/4241
3. ↑ https://jfdb.jp/en/title/4241
4. ↑ https://jfdb.jp/en/title/4241

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · Oh! Invisible Man · ***Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?*** · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · *The Invisible Man* (1977) · *Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man* (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Witness* · *The Invisible Man* (2016) · *The Invisible Maniac* · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · *The Invisible Man* (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · *The Invisible Man Attacks* · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
Chelovek-nevidimka (TV Movie 1977)

**Based on** | *The Invisible Man*By H. G. Wells

Chelovek-nevidimka (Человек-невидимка *Chelovek-nevidimka* lit. 'The Invisible Man') is a 1977 television film directed by Gleb Selyanin.

## Plot

a medical scientist invents chemicals that makes body invisible. He successfully tries it on himself and goes into hidden and secluded life with secret plans to start "the reign of terror" on the society.

## Cast

* Boris Ulitin
* Mikhail Svetin
* Olga Volkova
* Anatoliy Puzyryov
* Valeri Doronin

## Staff

* Yuriy Sokolov
* Gleb Selyanin

## Reference

This is a list of references for **Chelovek-nevidimka (TV Movie 1977)**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6273036/releaseinfo

## Gallery

Main article: Chelovek-nevidimka (TV Movie 1977)/Gallery

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · Oh! Invisible Man · *Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?* · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · ***The Invisible Man*** (1977) · *Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man* (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Witness* · *The Invisible Man* (2016) · *The Invisible Maniac* · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · *The Invisible Man* (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · *The Invisible Man Attacks* · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
Alexander Zakharov

Aleksandr Zakharov (Александр Захаров born Zakharov, Alexander Nikolaevich August 8, 1934 , Kiev , Ukrainian SSR) is a Soviet film director, artist and screenwriter.

## Biography

Born on August 8, 1934 in Kiev . He studied at the painting department of the art school in Dnepropetrovsk , which he graduated in 1955, and in 1960 - the Kiev Art Institute .

In 1960-1961 he worked as an assistant director in the art animation workshop at the Kievnauchfilm studio, in 1961-1964 - as a graphic artist at various studios.

After moving to Moscow, he entered the directing department of VGIK in the workshop of I. Talankin . After graduation in 1969 he worked as an artist, assistant director, second director at " Mosfilm " in the paintings of E. Ryazanov , A. Ptushko . In 1972 he defended his diploma on the basis of participation in the difficult-staged film " Ruslan and Lyudmila ". Since 1978 he has worked as a director independently.

Remaining half an artist, he was always fond of cinematic tricks and combined filming  . In 1988 he wrote the original script "The Fairy World of Alexander Ptushko", in which he summarized the majority of Ptushkov's films into a plot with a single through action  .

In the mid-90s he emigrated from Russia.

### Family

He was married, daughter - Alexandra (performer of the girl Masha in the "Fairy world of Alexander Ptushko" ).

## Filmography

### Director

* 1984  - The Invisible Man
* 1988 - The fairy - tale world of Alexander Ptushko *(popular science)*
* 1992  - Magic Shop *(short)*

### Screenwriter

* 1984  - The Invisible Man
* 1988 - The fairy - tale world of Alexander Ptushko *(popular science)*
* 1992  - Magic Shop *(short)*

### Artist

* 1974  - The Incredible Adventures of Italians in Russia
* 1976  - One day *(movie almanac)*
* 1991 - Skin

### Actor

* 1985  - Dance Floor
* 1992 - Magic Shop *(short)*

## References

This is a list of references for **Alexander Zakharov**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%97%D0%B0%D1%85%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2,\_%D0%90%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%BA%D1%81%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B4%D1%80\_%D0%9D%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%B0%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87\_(%D1%80%D0%B5%D0%B6%D0%B8%D1%81%D1%81%D1%91%D1%80)#%D0%91%D0%B8%D0%BE%D0%B3%D1%80%D0%B0%D1%84%D0%B8%D1%8F
Nobuo Adachi

Nobuo Adachi (安達伸生,   *Adachi Nobuo*?) Was a Japanese Film Director famous for his Science Fiction films, he worked in the daiei office.

## Filmography

### Director

1. 1. 1938.03.01 Abe Clan 　Toho Movie Tokyo = Front Seat 　... Performance Assistant
	2. 1939.05.20 Shanghai Luzhe Team 　Toho Cinema Tokyo 　... Production Director
	3. 1940.02.28 The Rapid Force Metropolitan Chapter: The Straight Line Chapter, 　Toho Cinema, Tokyo
	4. 1949.02.22 鉄路の玫瑰 　マキノ
	5. 1949.06.20 Three Pearls of the Pearl Taiei 　Tokyo
	6. 1949.09.26 Transparency in the world is now in 　Tokyo, Tokyo
	7. 1950.03.26 Fire Mountain Oei 　Kyoto
	8. 1950.06.17 Sarutobi Sasuke Senjo ケPrison Fire Festival Daiei 　Kyoto
	9. 1950.10.14 The Strait of the 　Great Shadow of Kyoto
	10. 1950.12.09 The Scarlet Peony Thief at 　Kyoto
	11. 1951.02.24 　Tokyo Tower
	12. 1951.04.14 Wanhua Hell Daiei 　Kyoto
	13. 1951.08.03 Mito yellow door roaming mind FragranceのJian 　Daiei Kyoto
	14. 1952.02.22 あばれ Iron Oei 　Kyoto
	15. 1952.05.01 Spring and Autumn Mirror Mountain Castle 　Takarazuka Film
	16. 1952.06.26 Tenbao Water Margin, Tone's Fire Festival Daiei 　Kyoto
	17. 1952.10.01 その夜の Temptation 　Takarazuka Screening
	18. 1952.10.16 The Mother of the Duck Oei 　Kyoto
	19. 1953.02.26 Five minutes before the final show in 　Kyoto
	20. 1953.06.24 Violent City Street, 　Kyoto
	21. 1953.11.17 Demonstration in 　Kyoto
	22. 1953.12.29 Pommer horse tengu cut ri込む 　Takarazuka movie

### Screenplay

1. 1. 1936.03.12 The Poet of Passion Takuki ふるさと篇 Nikka 　Tamagawa
	2. 1937.10.07 Uniform を着たyun prostitute 　Nikkatsu Tamagawa
	3. 1938.03.01 　Toho Cinema of the Abe Clan, Tokyo = Gosenza
	4. 1939.05.20 Shanghai Luzhe Team 　Toho Movie Tokyo 　... Update
	5. 1949.06.20 Three Pearls of the Pearl Taiei 　Tokyo
	6. 1949.09.26 Transparency in the world is now in 　Tokyo, Tokyo
	7. 1950.06.17 Sarutobi Sasuke Senjo ケPrison Fire Festival Daiei 　Kyoto
	8. 1951.02.24 　Tokyo Tower
	9. 1951.04.14 Wanhua Hell Daiei 　Kyoto
	10. 1952.02.22 あばれ Iron Oei 　Kyoto
	11. 1952.05.01 Spring and Autumn Mirror Mountain Castle 　Takarazuka Film
	12. 1952.05.22 　New Toho of Bloody Texts on the Right Door Catching Object Tie Mi
	13. 1952.10.01 その夜の Temptation 　Takarazuka Screening
	14. 1953.11.17 Demonstration in 　Kyoto
	15. 1953.12.29 Pommer horse tengu cut ri込む 　Takarazuka movie

### original

1. 1. 1936.03.12 The Poet of Passion Takuki ふるさと篇 Nikka 　Tamagawa

## References

1. ↑ http://www.jmdb.ne.jp/person/p0027120.htm
James Whale

**James Whale** (22 July 1889 - 29 May 1957) was a British film director best known for his horror films *Frankenstein* (1931), *The Old Dark House* (1932), *The Invisible Man* (1933) and *Bride of Frankenstein* (1935), all considered classics. Whale also directed films in other genres, including the 1936 film version of the musical *Show Boat*.

## Biography

Whale was born in Dudley, Worcestershire, at the heart of the Black Country, the sixth of seven children of William, a blast furnaceman, and Sarah, a nurse. He attended Kates Hill Board School, followed by Bayliss Charity School and finally Dudley Blue Coat School. His attendance stopped in his teenage years because the cost would have been prohibitive and his labor was needed to help support the family. Thought not physically strong enough to follow his brothers into the local heavy industries, Whale started work as a cobbler, reclaiming the nails he recovered from replaced soles and selling them for scrap for extra money. He discovered he had some artistic ability and earned additional money lettering signs and price tags for his neighbors. He used his additional income to pay for evening classes at the Dudley School of Arts and Crafts.

World War I broke out in early August 1914. Although Whale had little interest in the politics behind the war, he realized that conscription was inevitable so he voluntarily enlisted just before it was introduced into the British Army's Inns of Court Officer Training Corps in October 1915, and was stationed initially at Bristol. He was subsequently commissioned as a second lieutenant into the Worcestershire Regiment in July 1916. He was taken prisoner of war in battle on the Western Front in Flanders in August 1917, and was held at Holzminden Officers' Camp, where he remained until the war's end, being repatriated to England in December 1918. While imprisoned he became actively involved, as an actor, writer, producer and set-designer, in the amateur theatrical productions that took place in the camp, finding them "a source of great pleasure and amusement". He also developed a talent for poker, and after the war he cashed in the chits and IOUs from his fellow prisoners that he had amassed in gambling to provide himself with finances for re-entry into civilian life.

## Selected filmography

### Director

* *Frankenstein* (1931)
* *The Invisible Man* (1933)
* *Bride of Frankenstein* (1935)

## References

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Other Games

#### SkyClan

SkyClan will be worked on after Ultimate. There isn't much that has been said about it, but we know that it is planned. There is a SkyClan game that Vizavi made, but it is old.

https://web.roblox.com/games/152248909/Warrior-Cats-SkyClan-Territory

#### BloodClan

BloodClan will be worked on after Ultimate, just like The Lake and SkyClan.

#### The Lake

The Lake will be worked on after Ultimate, just like BloodClan and SkyClan. This game actually has a WIP! It is only the map, and you will be your avatar for now.

https://web.roblox.com/games/4937439021/Lake-Territory-WIP

## Other

Vizavi has stated that there will be a few more things, though she hasn't said the names / described what they will be.
Jacques R. Marquette

**Jacques Robbet Marquette** (26 January 1915 - 12 July 1999) was a American cinematographer and procuder best known for *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman* and other Science Fiction films.

## Biography

Jacques Marquette moved to Hollywood in 1919 and attended Hollywood High School. Breaking into the business as a "gofer" for his older brother Joe, a newsreel cameraman, Marquette's first job was assisting his brother on coverage of the 1933 Long Beach earthquake. Later, after a World War II stint as a cameraman for the Air Force's film division, Marquette accepted a $69-a-week job at Techni color Labs as a technician. By 1957 he had moved up to camera operator on various studio pictures but was still facing the difficulty of climbing to the next level (director of photography). He founded Marquette Productions with the intention of producing low-budget features, and hired himself as cinematographer. During this phase of his career, he also wrote, produced and on Teenage Monster (1958) reluctantly directed. His favorite of the films he produced is the campy The Brain from Planet Arous (1957).

## Selected filmography

* *The Patty Duke Show* - episode The Invisible Boy (1966)
* *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*

## References

This is a list of references for **Jacques R. Marquette**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]
Things That Won't Be Added

#### Survival Things

Survival things, such as health, hunger, ect. will not be added. Vizavi has stated that they won't add it because it is a roleplay game.

'i don’t think pav and i are interested in making a survival rpg based on warriors, were working on another game that is survival but not related to warriors, the whole point of ultimate is roleplay' - Vizavi, 0/4/06/2020.

`no survival mode, we have no interest in doing so - game is pure rp' - Vizavi, 04/07/2020.

#### More Muzzles

Only the long muzzle, normal muzzle, and short muzzle will be added. They can't add this because it will most likely cause a wipe, and because the storage can't handle it.

#### Name (Prefix / Suffix) List

Pav and Viz have stated that they want Ultimate to be as free as possible. Though, there will be some rules in release.

#### SkyClan

SkyClan will not be added to Ultimate Edition. SkyClan, BloodClan, and The Lake will have their own games along with others! Those games will be done quicker since Ultimate will be done when they begin to make them. Read more about the other games here: [link]

#### Clan Limits

There will not be any limit on clans, rogue groups, ect.

#### An Upstairs To TC's Twoleg House

An upstairs will not be added, as Viz said, it is a giant mess there.

'i hate building houses so - no upstairs - LEL' -Vizavi06/14/2020
Yasuyuki Inoue

**Yasuyuki Inoue**  (井上泰幸,   *Inoue Yasuyuki*?, 26 November 1922 - 19 February 2012) was a Japanese art and Special effects director known for *Gojira,* *King Kong vs. Godzilla* and *The Invisible Avenger*.

Inoue was also responsible for creating a special effects organization, sometimes designing monsters and mechanics, and managing the budget. His works are not limited to monster movies, but also include science fiction movies, fantasy movies, historical movies, and war movies related to miniature sets. Is 160 works. The staff working at Inoue called him "Inoue School" and raised many disciples.

He is a pioneer who creates realistically by making miniature sets, and pursued to incorporate the air layer into the miniature sets and always reproduce the real thing. One of the pioneering roles in creating a miniature set of special effects art, which is said to be a world-class Japanese specialty. 1987 "of the (1987) Taketori Monogatari ", " capital loss in the" Japan Academy Award -winning special technical staff award.

## Selected filmography

### Special effects

* *Godzilla* (1954) - Assistant special effects art director
* *The Mysterians* (1957) - Assistant special effects art director
* *The Last War* (1961) - Assistant special effects art director
* *Gorath* (1962) - Assistant special effects art director
* *King Kong vs. Godzilla* (1962) - Assistant special effects art director
* *Atragon* (1963) - Assistant special effects art director
* *Mothra vs. Godzilla* (1964) - Assistant special effects art director
* *Frankenstein vs. Baragon* (1965) - Assistant special effects art director
* *The War of the Gargantuas* (1966) - Special effects art director
* *Ebirah, Horror of the Deep* (1966) - Special effects art director
* *King Kong Escapes* (1967) - Special effects art director
* *Son of Godzilla* (1967) - Special effects art director
* *Destroy All Monsters* (1968) - Special effects art director
* *Latitude Zero* (1969) - Special effects art director
* *Space Amoeba* (1970) - Special effects art director
* *Submersion of Japan* (1973) - Special effects art director
* *Prophecies of Nostradamus* (1974) - Special effects art director
* *The Explosion* (1975) - Special effects art director
* *The War in Space* (1977) - Special effects art director
* *The Return of Godzilla* (1984) - Special effects art director

### Miniatures

* *Gamera 2: Attack of the Legion* (1996)

## References

This is a list of references for **Yasuyuki Inoue**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%BA%95%E4%B8%8A%E6%B3%B0%E5%B9%B8
Japan

**Japan** is a country in an archipelago of 6,852 islands. Japan has the world's tenth-largest population, with over 127 million people. The Greater Tokyo Area, which includes the *de facto* capital city of Tokyo and several surrounding prefectures, is the largest metropolitan area in the world, with over 30 million residents.

Archaeological research indicates that people lived in Japan as early as the Upper Paleolithic period. The first written mention of Japan is in Chinese history texts from the 1st century AD. Influence from other nations followed by long periods of isolation has characterized Japan's history. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, victory in the First Sino-Japanese War, the Russo-Japanese War and World War I allowed Japan to expand its empire during a period of increasing militarism. The Second Sino-Japanese War of 1937 expanded into part of World War II in 1941, which came to an end in 1945 following the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Since adopting its revised constitution in 1947, Japan has maintained a unitary constitutional monarchy with an emperor and an elected parliament called the Diet, which is based on Germany's Reichstag and Britain's Westminster systems of Government.
The Squeezamals Show Wiki

**Welcome to the The Squeezamals Show Wiki!**
We're a collaborative community website about The Squeezamals Show that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## What we are

A wiki for the shows of the founder's upcoming company of shows and books, such as The S.H.I.M. and Blobboy Show, Bunnytoons, The Squeezamal Show, and many more!
Easter

Easter is the first episode of Season 1 of Lil' Blob.

## Characters

* Lil' Blob
* Rose Blob
* Blobdude
* Blobette
* Blobguy
* Unnamed Blob Citizens
* Dr. Evil
* Sketch Blob
* Drone-Bots

## Trivia

* This is the debut of all the characters.
* This is the first time a holiday is shown.
* This was originally going to be aired later, being in late Season 1.
Warrior Cats: Ultimate Edition (RENEWED) Wiki

**Welcome to the Warrior Cats: Ultimate Edition (RENEWED) Wiki!**
A wiki for Warrior Cats: Ultimate Edition. It is updated whenever an announcement is posted. Please stay to the comments and / or the discuss things when talking. If you want to make a page, please ask on the comments of Announcements For The Wiki.

## Previews / Planned Updates

Hunting Emote

Updated Apprentice Size

Accessories

Angry Emote

Confused Tail Emote

Happy Walk

Eye Rolling

Wink Emote

Face Spots

Face Stripes

Mourn Emote

(Loaf) Lay

Dead Emote

Ear Tips

## Announcements

Things That Won't Be Added

Other Games

Announcements For The Wiki
Le Clan de L'Ombre

Le Clan de L'Ombre est le clan le plus menaçant des territoires des Clans mais derrière ce masque il y a une ordre de félins gentils et généreux.

Mais pour Etoile de L'Ombre il était important de faire croire au autre que c'était un Clan sombre et froid, comme cela aucun chat ne viendrait sur son territoire.

### Les techniques des combats

Le Clan de L'Ombre utilise sa technique des pas feutrés pour éviter de faire le moindre bruit possible c'est comme cela qu'il fait pour reussir à attaquer sa cible par surprise. Cette technique à était une technique de chasse mais un jour Etoile de renarde à pris l'initiative de la rajouter comme effet de surprise pour éviter qu'on les repère.

### Temps d'apprentissage pour les apprentis

Un chaton du Clan de L'Ombre devient apprenti à l'âge de 5 lunes. Le temps d'apprentissage dure 6 lunes.

### Pour devenir lieutenant et probablement chef

Pour devenir lieutenant il faute avoir former au moins un apprenti et pour devenir chef il faut en former un autre pendant que tu es lieutenant. Et bien sûre il faut croire au Clan des étoiles.

### Les Croyances

Tout les Guerrier du Clan de L'Ombre croit au clan des étoiles, il son fidèle au Clan des étoile même si défois un ou deux chat bascule du coté obscure. Les guerrier du Clan de L'Ombre on de l'ambition donc il velent presque tous devenir chef surtout quand tu est chaton.

### Chefs du clans de L'Ombre

1. Etoile de L'Ombre F Femelle : F
2. Etoile de Rat M Mâle : M
3. Etoile de Couleuvre M
4. Etoile de Pinson M
5. Etoile de Louve F
6. Etoile Frêle M
7. Etoile de Papillon F
8. Etoile de Grenouille M
9. Etoile D'Aigle M
10. Etoile de Renarde F
11. Etoile de Pin M
12. Etoile de Vipère M
13. Etoil de Frêne M
Hisashi Okuda

Hisashi Okuda  (奥田久司,   *Okuda Kuji*?) Was a Japanese Film Producer and Planner.

## Filmography

1. 1948.04.19 Kiso's Tengu 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
2. 1948.05.25 Z's Dread 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
3. 1948.10.18 King 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
4. 1948.11.15 Kuroun Kaido 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
5. 1949.01.04 Tengu Hikyaku 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
6. 1949.09.26 　Daiei Tokyo where transparent humans appear 　... Planning
7. 1950.03.05 Far from my mother's country 　Daiei Tokyo 　... Planning
8. 1956.09.05 Aizome Kasa 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
9. 1957.05.13 Attempted blade injury 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
10. 1958.01.03 Zengata Heiji Prey Prey Eight Bride 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
11. 1959.02.03 Edokko Sakura 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
12. 1960.05.11 Human skin spell 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
13. 1960.06.26 Kaija 　Daiei Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
14. 1960.09.01 Shiranui Inspection School 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
15. 1960.09.20 Kizu Senryo 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
16. 1960.12.07 Rose 　Daiei Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
17. 1961.01.09 Kojiro Tsubame 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
18. 1961.04.05 If you sing Okesa, 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
19. 1965.08.14 Young Boss Jailbreak 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
20. 1965.11.27 Shin Kurama Tengu Gojozaka's Battle 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
21. 1965.12.24 Zatoichi Hell Trip 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
22. 1966.02.26 Thief Banzuke 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
23. 1966.04.17 Daimajin 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
24. 1966.07.02 The Betrayal Yuro Blood 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
25. 1966.08.13 Daimajin Ikaru 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
26. 1966.11.09 Sleepy Eyes of Death 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
27. 1966.12.10 Daimajin Counterattack 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
28. 1967.02.11 Erase the young boss 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
29. 1967.06.17 Infamous Ichidai 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
30. 1967.07.15 Sleepy Eyes of Death Shiro Unreliable Devilish Skin 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
31. 1967.08.12 Waka oyabun shoujo 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
32. 1967.10.28 　Daiei Kyoto, Namida River 　... Planning
33. 1967.11.15 The Hoodlum Priest 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
34. 1968.01.13 Sleepy Eyes of Death 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning
35. 1968.02.10 A record of a sex doctor 　Daiei Tokyo 　... Planning
36. 1968.10.05 Heitai Yakuza robbery 　Daiei Kyoto 　... Planning

## References

This is a list of references for **Hisashi Okuda**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ https://eiga.com/person/165489/
2. ↑ http://www.jmdb.ne.jp/person/p0045680.htm
Invisible Man (film series)

***The Invisible Man*** ithe title of several Science Fiction film series.

## Universal Classic Monsters film series (1933–1951)

The original series of films consisted of seven installments, which starred iconic horror actors such as Claude Rains (only in the original one, as Griffin); Vincent Price, Virginia Bruce, and Arthur Franz as Sir Geoffrey Radcliffe, Kitty Carroll, and Tommy Nelson; and lastly Jon Hall, who played twin brothers Frank and Robert Griffin, grandchildren of the original Griffin. The series of films is part of the larger Universal Classic Monsters series.

 1951

* *The Invisible Man* (2020) Trapped in a violent, controlling relationship with a wealthy and brilliant scientist, Cecilia Kass escapes in the dead of night and disappears into hiding, aided by her sister Alice, their childhood friend and her ex-husband James, and their teenage daughter Sydney. But when Cecilia's abusive ex-boyfriend commits suicide and leaves her a generous portion of his vast fortune, Cecilia suspects his death was a hoax; as a series of eerie coincidences turn lethal, threatening the lives of those she loves, Cecilia's sanity begins to unravel as she desperately tries to prove that she is being hunted by someone nobody can see.
* *The Invisible Woman* (TBA)

In November 2019, it was announced that a spin-off film centered around the female counterpart to Invisible Man was in development. Elizabeth Banks was set to star in, direct, and produce a new adaptation of *The Invisible Woman* (1940), based on her own original story pitch. Erin Cressida Wilson will write the script for the reboot of the female monster, while Max Handelman and Alison Small will serve as producer and executive producer, respectively. Banks was allowed to choose a project by Universal Pictures from the roster of Universal Monsters, ultimately choosing *The Invisible Woman*.

## References

This is a list of references for **Invisible Man (film series)**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ Kroll, Justin (November 26, 2019). Elizabeth Banks to Direct, Star in *Invisible Woman* for Universal. Retrieved on November 26, 2019.
2. ↑ Donnelly, Matt (2020-02-11). Hollywood Still Trying to Put a Ring on Universal’s ‘Bride of Frankenstein’ (EXCLUSIVE) (en).
Bunny Hotel

Bunny Hotel is the second episode of the first season of Bunnytoons.
It aired Tuesday, July 7, 2020.

Sypnosis:
The Bunnies move into a hotel, where romance occurs.

Characters:
Brooklyn Li'l Yellow Bunny
Hammer
Strawberry Phil
Gary Cherry
Li'l Gray Bunny
Bunny Behemoth
Snakester

Trivia:
This is the First Appearance of Bunny Hotel.
This is the first time the Brooklyn Wig is used
This is the first episode to be made with a new backround.
This was originally going to be Bunnytoons' first episode.