Dinomaster: The Ultimate Movie

***Dinomaster: The Ultimate Movie*** (also titled ***Dinomaster: Live in Japan*** in the UK and Japan) is a 2011 fan fiction comedy film based on the *Dinomaster* imaginary franchise based on the Muppets and a video game of the same title. It is KB Fan Fiction's 47th feature film.

Its plot is inspired by the 2011 Muppets movie.

## Premise

Devoted fan Link (a Scelidosaurus), his owner Bart Megahertz (a film director), and Bart's wife Amelia (a fighter jet pilot working for the British Royal Air Force) help Pterry the Pteranodon in the Dinomasters’ live concert in Japan to reunite the disbanded Dinomasters, as they must raise 100 billion yen to save the Dinomaster Theater in Tokyo from Noboru Kaneshiro, a Japanese businessman who plans to demolish the studio to build a hotel in its place.

## Plot

The Dinomasters, a British band with dinosaurs as its members, have disbanded and retired after opening the Dinomaster Studio and Theater in Tokyo, Japan, thinking that the world doesn't care about them after a low audience turnout. Since then, the band never returned to the UK due to a shortage of funds and are currently scattered throughout Japan.

Years later, a *Scelidosaurus* named Link and his human owner, film director Bart Megahertz, residents of London, UK, are fans of the Dinomasters, having watched the Dinomasters' first TV show throughout their youth in the 80s. Now adults, Bart plans a vacation to Tokyo, Japan with his wife, British Royal Air Force fighter jet test pilot Amelia Adams, to celebrate their tenth anniversary, inviting Link so he can tour the Dinomaster Studio and Theater in Tokyo. Amelia feels Bart's devotion to Link is distracting from their relationship.

In Tokyo, the three meet Dr. Fuji, a Japanese-speaking female *Fukuisaurus* who is also a fan of the Dinomasters (and Lady Gaga) and becomes their tour guide throughout Tokyo. Later, the three visit the almost empty Dinomaster Studio and Theater. During the tour, Link sneaks into Pterry's office and discovers Stanter and Brach (a *Styracosaurus* and a *Brachiosaurus*) selling the Dinomaster Studio and Theater to Japanese business magnate Noboru Kaneshiro and his henchmen Topps (a *Triceratops*) and Albert (an *Albertosaurus*). After Stanter and Brach leave, Link overhears Kaneshiro reveal his plan to demolish the theater and build a luxurious hotel on its place. Link explains to Bart and Amelia that if the Dinomasters can raise 100 billion in Japanese yen by the time their original contract expires, they can re-purchase the theater.

Agreeing to stop Kaneshiro, they find Pterry (a *Pteranodon*) and inform him he must organize a telethon in Japan to raise the money, which appears difficult since the Dinomasters have gone their separate ways since their Tokyo show ended its run. Convinced to try, Pterry sets off with the three, along with Dr. Fuji, to reunite the group. Pterry attempts to dissuade Tritops (a *Triceratops*) from continuing to perform in Kyoto with the Daino-Masutas, a Japanese tribute group of unruly Dinomaster impersonators. Meanwhile, Pleo (a *Liopleurodon*) has become a plumbing magnate in Osaka and, despite his initial objection, destroys his business and joins them. Tyranno Rex (a *Tyrannosaurus*) is recovered from a celebrity anger-management clinic. The other primary Dinomasters rejoin through a montage as they are found and reunited throughout Japan. Later in Osaka, the group finds Para (a *Parasaurolophus*) working as an editor for dinosaur-inspired fashion at Vogue Japan. Having failed to convince Para to return, the group replaces her with Daino-Masuta counterpart Paraso.

The Dinomasters return to Tokyo and rebuild the theater while dancing to their parody of "We Built This City". They pitch their telethon idea to several television networks in Japan, but are rejected. Following a show's cancellation, NHK executive Miki Shiratori gives the Dinomasters a recently vacated two-hour slot in the network's schedule, on the condition that they find a celebrity guest. However, the Dinomasters' first rehearsal is unsuccessful and Pterry is unable to contact a celebrity guest. Para returns, forces Paraso out, and informs Pterry that she refuses to work with him. Pterry inspires Link to find his talent and perform in the telethon. Meanwhile, Amelia goes sightseeing alone.

Pterry entreats Kaneshiro to return their studio. Kaneshiro declines and reveals that the Dinomasters will also lose their trademark names in Japan, which he plans to entitle to the Daino-Masutas. Para then enlists the remaining Dinomasters to kidnap Pandy, a panda mascot, as a celebrity guest. Meanwhile, after discovering that a devastated Amelia is trying to leave for home, Bart realizes that he must improve his relationship with Amelia and is willing to follow her back home. They reconcile at the airport. Meanwhile, the telethon begins and gradually attracts a large audience, with the Dinomasters raising donations with support from celebrity callers and a kidnapped Pandy serving unwillingly as host. During the show, Kaneshiro cuts the theater's power supply, but Bart and Amelia (who flies a Japanese fighter jet) return to Tokyo and restore the power. Kaneshiro then attempts to destroy the theater's television transmitter, but a regretful Albert stops Kaneshiro by biting his arm. Pterry and Para finally reconcile and the Dinomasters perform their final act.

However, the telethon runs short as the 100 billion yen has yet to be collected. Having found his talent, Link performs a traditional Japanese act which is later joined by Dr. Fuji (who taught him Japanese traditional dance moves), which is unanimously praised by the audience. Refusing to lose, Kaneshiro disables the telephone lines and evicts the Dinomasters from the theater, after the latter fall short of their monetary goal. Pterry gathers the group in the lobby and delivers a speech, suggesting that they will restart their career together as a family. Exiting the theater, the Dinomasters are greeted by a vast gathering of supporters on Shibuya Crossing. With Bart's encouragement, Link greets the crowd and he and Dr. Fuji are is accepted by the Dinomasters as their newest members.

During the credits, Bart and Amelia spend some time together in Tokyo, Kaneshiro returns the theater and naming rights to the Dinomasters after Topps accidentally causes him a head injury, and Pterry and Para enjoy their private life.

## Cast

* Bart Megahertz, a British film director who is Link’s human owner and a fan of the Dinomasters.
* Amelia Adams, a fighter jet test pilot working for the British Royal Air Force and Bart’s wife.
* Noboru Kaneshiro, a greedy Japanese business magnate who desires to demolish the Dinomaster Studio and Theater to build a luxurious hotel on its place.
* Miki Shiratori, network executive at the NHK network.

### Dinomasters

*Main article: List of Dinomaster characters*

## Trivia

* The list of Japanese celebrities that the Dinomasters try to contact include the following names:
	+ Haruo Nakajima
	+ Miyuu Sawai
	+ Ayaka Komatsu
	+ Keiko Kitagawa
	+ Hideaki Anno
* References to Godzilla and Sailor Moon