1999 Summer Toei Anime Fair - Revision history

Ookalf at 21:02, 12 May 2025

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ItsWalky: /* Beast Wars */

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Beast Wars

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	Several [[Hasbro]] ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (toyline)\|Beast Wars]]'' toys were sold ~~exculsively~~ in theaters during the time of screening. All of the figures were sold in Hasbro packaging with Japanese stickers placed on the box. The figures were identical to their Hasbro counterparts, except for Cheetor, Depth Charge and Dinobot, who received several changes to their painted details.		Several [[Hasbro]] ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (toyline)\|Beast Wars]]'' toys were sold exclusively in theaters during the time of screening. All of the figures were sold in Hasbro packaging with Japanese stickers placed on the box. The figures were identical to their Hasbro counterparts, except for Cheetor, Depth Charge and Dinobot, who received several changes to their painted details.

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B-Master2020 at 01:04, 26 April 2024

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	\|production companies=[[Toei Animation\|Toei]], [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]		\|production companies=[[Toei Animation\|Toei]]<br>[[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]
	\|screenplay by=[[Ian Weir]], [[Bob Forward]]		\|screenplay by=[[Ian Weir]]<br>[[Bob Forward]]
	\|directed by=[[Trenton Carlson]], [[Steve Sacks]]		\|directed by=[[Trenton Carlson]]<br>[[Steve Sacks]]
	\|animation studio=[[Mainframe Entertainment]]		\|animation studio=[[Mainframe Entertainment]]
	\|release date=[[July 31]], [[1999]]		\|release date=[[July 31]], [[1999]]

AzimuthAcolyte at 15:26, 31 May 2022

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	The '''''1999 Summer Toei Anime Fair''''' (年99夏東映アニメフェア ''Nen 99 Natsu Toei Anime Fair'') was a three-part animated anthology released only in Japan. It was released on [[July 31\|31 July]] [[1999]]. The anthology was composed of short films based on toy properties held by [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]. Despite being branded prominently in the anthology's title, [[Toei Animation\|Toei]] only distributed the film and did not animate the segments themselves. This was part of a series of Toei Anime Fairs that ran from 1990 to 2002 which generally featured Toei-produced programs.		The '''''1999 Summer Toei Anime Fair''''' (年99夏東映アニメフェア ''Nen 99 Natsu Toei Anime Fair'') was a three-part animated anthology released only in Japan. It was released in theaters on [[July 31\|31 July]] [[1999]]. The anthology was composed of short films based on toy properties held by [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]. Despite being branded prominently in the anthology's title, [[Toei Animation\|Toei]] only distributed the film and did not animate the segments themselves. This was part of a series of Toei Anime Fairs that ran from 1990 to 2002 which generally featured Toei-produced programs.

	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

AzimuthAcolyte: stretching the definition of "movie" and confusing the reader here

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stretching the definition of "movie" and confusing the reader here

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	The '''''1999 Summer Toei Anime Fair''''' (年99夏東映アニメフェア ''Nen 99 Natsu Toei Anime Fair'') was a ~~triple~~-~~feature theatrical movie~~ released only in Japan. It was released on [[July 31\|31 July]] [[1999]]. The anthology was ~~themed around~~ short films based on toy properties held by [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]. Despite being branded prominently in the anthology's title, [[Toei Animation\|Toei]] only distributed the film and did not animate the segments themselves. This was part of a series of Toei Anime Fairs that ran from 1990 to 2002 which generally featured Toei-produced programs.		The '''''1999 Summer Toei Anime Fair''''' (年99夏東映アニメフェア ''Nen 99 Natsu Toei Anime Fair'') was a three-part animated anthology released only in Japan. It was released on [[July 31\|31 July]] [[1999]]. The anthology was composed of short films based on toy properties held by [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]. Despite being branded prominently in the anthology's title, [[Toei Animation\|Toei]] only distributed the film and did not animate the segments themselves. This was part of a series of Toei Anime Fairs that ran from 1990 to 2002 which generally featured Toei-produced programs.

	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

AzimuthAcolyte: /* Beast Wars Metals: Convoy's Great Transformation! */

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Beast Wars Metals: Convoy's Great Transformation!

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	===''Beast Wars Metals: Convoy's Great Transformation!''===		===''Beast Wars Metals: Convoy's Great Transformation!''===
			{{main\|Cutting Edge}}

	"Beast Wars Metals: Convoy's Great Transformation!" (ビーストウォーズメタルスコンボイ大変身!, ''Beast Wars Metals: Convoy Dai Henshin!'') was the Japanese dub of the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' episode "[[Cutting Edge]]". It was preceded by several clips, prominently from "[[Optimal Situation]]", to establish Optimus Primal's new body. Because it was released theatrically, the episode's placement in the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)#Super Lifeform Transformers: Beast Wars Metals\|Beast Wars Metals]]'' television series was taken by a newly crafted [[clip show]], "[[Remix: I Forgot the Banana!]]". Due to the relatively late theatrical release, the episode was not included on [[Geneon Universal Entertainment\|Pioneer]]'s Japanese DVD box set of ''Beast Wars Metals''.		"Beast Wars Metals: Convoy's Great Transformation!" (ビーストウォーズメタルスコンボイ大変身!, ''Beast Wars Metals: Convoy Dai Henshin!'') was the Japanese dub of the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' episode "[[Cutting Edge]]". It was preceded by several clips, prominently from "[[Optimal Situation]]", to establish Optimus Primal's new body. Because it was released theatrically, the episode's placement in the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)#Super Lifeform Transformers: Beast Wars Metals\|Beast Wars Metals]]'' television series was taken by a newly crafted [[clip show]], "[[Remix: I Forgot the Banana!]]". Due to the relatively late theatrical release, the episode was not included on [[Geneon Universal Entertainment\|Pioneer]]'s Japanese DVD box set of ''Beast Wars Metals''.

AzimuthAcolyte: Literally in the name, god

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Literally in the name, god

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	\|directed by=[[Trenton Carlson]], [[Steve Sacks]]		\|directed by=[[Trenton Carlson]], [[Steve Sacks]]
	\|animation studio=[[Mainframe Entertainment]]		\|animation studio=[[Mainframe Entertainment]]
	\|release date=[[July 31]], [[~~1998~~]]		\|release date=[[July 31]], [[1999]]
	\|continuity=[[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Japanese ''Beast Wars'' continuity]]		\|continuity=[[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Japanese ''Beast Wars'' continuity]]
	}}		}}

AzimuthAcolyte: Forgot the Optimal Situation clips

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Forgot the Optimal Situation clips

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	\|screenplay by=[[Ian Weir]]		\|screenplay by=[[Ian Weir]], [[Bob Forward]]
	\|directed by=[[Trenton Carlson]]		\|directed by=[[Trenton Carlson]], [[Steve Sacks]]
	\|animation studio=[[Mainframe Entertainment]]		\|animation studio=[[Mainframe Entertainment]]
	\|release date=[[July 31]], [[1998]]		\|release date=[[July 31]], [[1998]]

AzimuthAcolyte: Spiffing this up proper

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	[[~~File~~:ConvoyBigTransPoster1.jpg\|~~upright~~=1~~.67~~\|~~thumb~~]]		{{movie\|
			\|seriess=[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)#Super Lifeform Transformers: Beast Wars Metals\|Beast Wars Metals]]
			\|prev=Beast Wars Special Super Lifeform Transformers
			\|next=Aftermath
			\|title=''1999 Summer Toei Anime Fair''
			\|japanese=年99夏東映アニメフェア
			\|romaji=Nen 99 Natsu Toei Anime Fair
			\|image=ConvoyBigTransPoster1.jpg
			\|caption=
			\|production code=
			\|production companies=[[Toei Animation\|Toei]], [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]
			\|screenplay by=[[Ian Weir]]
			\|directed by=[[Trenton Carlson]]
			\|animation studio=[[Mainframe Entertainment]]
			\|release date=[[July 31]], [[1998]]
			\|continuity=[[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Japanese ''Beast Wars'' continuity]]
			}}

	The '''''1999 Summer Toei Anime Fair''''' (年99夏東映アニメフェア ''Nen 99 Natsu Toei Anime Fair'') was a triple-feature theatrical movie released only in Japan. It was released on [[July 31\|31 July]] [[1999]]. The anthology was themed around short films based on toy properties held by [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]. Despite being branded prominently in the anthology's title, [[Toei Animation\|Toei]] only distributed the film and did not animate the segments themselves. This was part of a series of Toei Anime Fairs that ran from 1990 to 2002 which generally featured Toei-produced programs.		The '''''1999 Summer Toei Anime Fair''''' (年99夏東映アニメフェア ''Nen 99 Natsu Toei Anime Fair'') was a triple-feature theatrical movie released only in Japan. It was released on [[July 31\|31 July]] [[1999]]. The anthology was themed around short films based on toy properties held by [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]. Despite being branded prominently in the anthology's title, [[Toei Animation\|Toei]] only distributed the film and did not animate the segments themselves. This was part of a series of Toei Anime Fairs that ran from 1990 to 2002 which generally featured Toei-produced programs.

AzimuthAcolyte: /* Beast Wars Metals: Convoy's Great Transformation! */

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Beast Wars Metals: Convoy's Great Transformation!

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	===''Beast Wars Metals: Convoy's Great Transformation!''===		===''Beast Wars Metals: Convoy's Great Transformation!''===
	"Beast Wars Metals: Convoy's Great Transformation!" (ビーストウォーズメタルスコンボイ大変身!, ''Beast Wars Metals: Convoy Dai Henshin!'') was the Japanese dub of the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' episode "[[Cutting Edge]]". It was preceded by several clips, prominently from "[[Optimal Situation]]", to establish Optimus Primal's new body. Because it was released theatrically, the episode's placement in the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)# Super Lifeform Transformers: Beast Wars Metals\|Beast Wars Metals]]'' television series was taken by a newly crafted [[clip show]], "[[Remix: I Forgot the Banana!]]". Due to the relatively late theatrical release, the episode was not included on [[Geneon Universal Entertainment\|Pioneer]]'s Japanese DVD box set of ''Beast Wars Metals''.		"Beast Wars Metals: Convoy's Great Transformation!" (ビーストウォーズメタルスコンボイ大変身!, ''Beast Wars Metals: Convoy Dai Henshin!'') was the Japanese dub of the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]'' episode "[[Cutting Edge]]". It was preceded by several clips, prominently from "[[Optimal Situation]]", to establish Optimus Primal's new body. Because it was released theatrically, the episode's placement in the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)#Super Lifeform Transformers: Beast Wars Metals\|Beast Wars Metals]]'' television series was taken by a newly crafted [[clip show]], "[[Remix: I Forgot the Banana!]]". Due to the relatively late theatrical release, the episode was not included on [[Geneon Universal Entertainment\|Pioneer]]'s Japanese DVD box set of ''Beast Wars Metals''.

	===''Tiny Giant Microman: Great Battle! Microman VS the Unstoppable Gorgon''===		===''Tiny Giant Microman: Great Battle! Microman VS the Unstoppable Gorgon''===