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Re: The Quest and Mania info
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Tue, 30 Oct 2001 07:42:27 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Steve Chuck writes:
> The 2002 catalog mentions The Quest line. Appearently it is based on the
> new Saturday morning kids show coming in February call "Galidor", defenders
> of the outer dimension. See scan from the new Mania Mag.
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> http://legovilllivesteamclub.homestead.com/files/galidor.jpg
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> Does this line come from the show, or is this a Lego show?
an exclusive toy merchandising deal perhaps...
More on Galidor:
from http://www.tomlynchco.com/
LYNCH EXPLORES "HUMANACY" IN NEW FOX KIDS SERIES, GALIDOR
Galidor: Defenders of the Outer Dimension - Fox Kids
What do you get when you combine stories about the magic of the human
experience with elements of fantasy? "Humanacy," says Lynch. "Our stories
have always been about the former but with Galidor: Defenders of the Outer
Dimension, we've taken our characters on an adventure with all kinds of
fantastical special effects...hence the new term I've coined to describe it."
Galidor integrates live action with cutting-edge animation and 3D
backgrounds. It follows the journey of adopted teen, Nicholas Bluetooth, a
seemingly normal 15-year-old whose world is turned upside down when he
learns that he was conceived in two dimensions. (His father is from Earth
and his mother is from the Outer Dimension.) He also learns that it is his
fate to unite those two worlds. In an attempt to fulfill his destiny
Nicholas straddles the two dimensions - only to find himself pitted against
the evil Gorm who has taken over the Outer Dimension for his own nefarious
purposes.
A stunning blend of reality and fantasy, Galidor is a coming of age series
about the greatest adventure of all - living. It debuts on Fox Kids in
January 2002.
from http://www.spotlight.ca/CNW/English/2001/09/25/c0740.msg.html
CinéGroupe Announces Start of Production on GALIDOR: DEFENDERS OF THE OUTER
DIMENSION
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Ken Katsumoto, Head of Family Entertainment in the U.S for CinéGroupe stated
that "GALIDOR: DEFENDERS OF THE OUTER DIMENSION is a thrilling dimension
that exists parallel to Earth filled with magnificence and wonder, mystery
and adventure," explains Ken Katsumoto. "CinéGroupe's long established
reputation as a leader in the production of award-winning animation, and its
burgeoning reputation as producers of quality live action, has firmly placed
the company in good stead to produce such richly visual programs" he adds.
"With GALIDOR: DEFENDERS OF THE OUTER DIMENSION, we're creating a new
entertainment category for kids and tweens, combining elements of fantasy
with stories about the magic of the human experience," says Tom Lynch. "With
CinéGroupe, we're integrating rich characters and storylines with riveting
special effects and 3D backgrounds. The result will be an exciting live
action/CG animation genre that will completely immerse the audience in a
whole new world."
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In a stunning blend of reality and fantasy, GALIDOR: DEFENDERS OF THE OUTER
DIMENSION tells a stirring tale about coming-of-age, finding your roots -
and experiencing the greatest adventure of all - living. The series follows
the adventures of Nicholas Bluetooth , a seemingly normal 15-year-old whose
average teenaged existence turns upside down when he travels to the Outer
Dimension. It is there that Nick discovers his power and learns that it will
help him defend the Outer Dimension from the evil tyrant Gorm. To do this,
Nick must find Galidor, a magical realm that's long been hidden. With his
best friend Allegra Zane at his side, Nicholas sets out on a mythical quest
that takes him to new worlds inhabited by a host of mystical creatures.
from http://news.lugnet.com/technic/bionicle/?n=1645
"The Quest": An amazing story of the unlikely teamwork that builds between a
bunch of Digimon and Gohan from DragonBallZ as they search for a legendary
Danish animé smash-hit series...Together they must collect over 300
different plastic tokens that retail for forty times their production cost.
(Figures sold separately.)
Well I was close...
--DaveL
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