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Revision as of 04:20, 12 June 2008
Tokyo Movie Shinsha (more popularly known as TMS) is a Japanese animation studio. TMS is known for producing animation for both American and Japanese markets, including Bionic Six, Mighty Orbots, Lupin III, Sonic X, Tiny Toon Adventures, Batman the Animated Series and lots more.
It is widely believed in the Transformers fandom that TMS animated the episode "Call of the Primitives", although there is no evidence to support this. "Call" is frequently praised by fans for being one of the best-looking episodes of the entire series.
