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| − | '''''ReBoot''''' is a Canadian-American CGI-animated action-adventure television series that originally aired from 1994 to 2001. It was produced by Vancouver-based production company Mainframe Entertainment, Alliance Communications, BLT Productions. The animated series was created by Gavin Blair, Ian Pearson, Phil Mitchell, and John Grace, with the visuals designed by Brendan McCarthy after an initial attempt by Ian Gibson. It was the first half-hour, completely computer-animated TV series. It began in development in 1990, the first attempt of the ReBoot cartoon. |
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| − | == Funding Promo == |
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| − | Among the early test footage shown is a promotional proof-of-concept video Mainframe shopped around for funding. In this video a very early rendering of Bob (named Chip at this point in development), without his lips depicting more of a robot. Bob flies around Mainframe, which is just a CGI motherboard at this time, on what Bob calls a hover board. Bob speaks in computer jargon as he tells the viewer about Mainframe. Bob also explains to the viewer that he has to keep Mainframe safe from Bad Data. Bad Data is a team consisting of Megabyte, speaking with a Brooklyn accent, and a character named Hacker. Bad Data's plans is to quote "steal a whole bunch of data, get super intelligent and take over the mainframe". This plot idea was dropped from ReBoot early on along with the character Hacker. |
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| − | The video suggested that the show was going in a more comedic direction than an action-packed dramatic direction in the final product. |
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| − | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rV87Um09Jw Video Here] |
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| − | Early BOB (Then Named CHIP).jpg|Early BOB (then named Chip) |
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| − | Early Megabyte.jpg|Early Megabyte |
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| − | Unused Charecter Hacker.jpg|Unused Characters: Hacker |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | == Ian Gibson version == |
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| − | [[File:Early Reboot Sketch Logo.png|thumb|220x220px|Early ReBoot Logo Art Work from the 2nd ReBoot Promo]] |
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| − | The second one in 1992 was a more comic book style with BOB looking more human in appearance. As you can tell by the poster on the side here. The backgrounds in some scenes were drawn (Possibly to save space and time for rendering a large environment) as well as the characters mouths were just flashing textures (this was done at the time when vertex animation wasn't perfected yet). |
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| − | It also shows the band Def Leppard's CGI "Let's Get Rocked" music video, which the ''ReBoot'' team created.<gallery> |
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| − | Early BOB -2.jpg|Early BOB |
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| − | Early Mike the TV.jpg|Early Mike the TV |
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| − | Early Dot.jpg|Early Dot |
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| − | Early Enzo.jpg|Early Enzo |
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| − | Early Frisky.jpg|Early Frisket (then named Firsky) |
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| − | Early 1_0s.jpg|Early Binomes (Then named 1_0's) |
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| − | Early Megabyte -2.jpg|Early Megabyte |
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| − | Early Hack and (posibly Slash).jpg|Early Hack (with no slash) |
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| − | Reboot_earlycover.jpg|This is an early concept sketch by Ian Gibson of the three main characters early designs from the 2nd promo tape and test footage. |
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| − | </gallery>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sU-QWoUt94 Video Here] |
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| − | == Brendan McCarthy/Final version == |
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| − | The third one in 1993 shows the final unpolished designs of the show but slightly different like BOB having a darker shade of blue and a less detailed outfit. It is set to the Sonny & Cher song "The Beat Goes On". |
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| − | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Izl3PPQeZM Video Here] |
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| − | Early BOB #3.jpg|Kinda Early BOB |
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| − | </gallery> |
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