The revised designs that were eventually used (also shown below) were created in collaboration between both Claerhout and Alcorn together. The initial character designs for Johnny Quasar pictured below were inspired by George Pal's Puppetoons, a series of the 1940s stop-motion puppet show films.
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They were produced a bit before the revised designs were put into full effect, a bit before the switch to the Jimmy Neutron name and were discarded when they adopted the new designs that Claerhout and Alcorn came up with. Lost Media Wiki user CheatFreak made contact with Paul Claerhout about the possibility of him having a copy - however, he didn't seem to have one, but he did give several new details about the demo, the character designs, and the aforementioned renders from the DNA website.Īccording to Paul, these stills are actually early production test renders for the later pilot Runaway Rocketboy, made to help sell the pilot to Nickelodeon. Keith did later get back to LSuperSonicQ and told him that Davis briefly did look through the storage area but unfortunately didn't find the short. Alcorn believed that it was in a particularly large file storage area, saying that he'd look in when he has the chance. YouTuber and Lost Media Wiki user LSuperSonicQ later made contact with series co-creator Keith Alcorn, who talked to Davis briefly about the demo.
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Scans are available below.įor a time, it was thought the demo might've been on a rare CD-ROM, from the 1995 SIGGRAPH conference, but it has since come out that this is, in fact, false (It was confirmed by Redditor /u/siliconclassics and the V&A Archive of Art and Design- who both have copies of the discs). However, this has been confirmed false by series character designer and storyboard artist Paul Claerhout.Īdditionally, several magazine articles have been discovered talking about this animation in varying degrees of detail, sometimes accompanied by images from the demo.
Previously, they were presumed to be part of the original demo animation. In addition, several poor quality stills featuring Johnny Quasar were also on the old DNA website. The following 8-second clip came from the old DNA Productions website, from sometime after 1995. The first 3 seconds, lacking the original audio, was found on a 1994 VHS demo reel for LightWave 3D. Despite how notable it was at the time, only the first 11 seconds of the 40-second demo surfaced, and what had surfaced was of very poor quality.
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