Talk:Dino-Riders
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Some of the article's content was content was directly lifted from an article at TV.com (which I wrote). I'm deleting and replacing all of it. Write your own summaries. (I came back recently and once again had to delete information (in this case, episode summaries) that had been directly lifted from TV.com. Copying information from other websites without giving them credit is lazy and unethical. Knock it off!)
Similar to Transformers and He-man, the cartoon was based on the toy line not the other way around as the article seems to imply. This should be fixed, but I don't know how to properly reword it yet. Stranger Dan
WTF
[edit] korean anime not american animation
series was directed by south korean Steven Hahn from Mihan Productions, now Hanho Heung-Up Co., Ltd.. Marvel only gave the money and probably the original character design sketches and the south korean did the dirty job. these great series, just like M.A.S.K., G.I.-Joe, etc, were not done by american crappy studios but far away from there in south asia, mainly south korea.
- sources: xoomer.alice.it/fedgrame/co-productions.htm & http://www.awn.com/vcareers/resumedisp.php3?userid=normanbelen & http://www.planete-jeunesse.com/sources/series.php3?cle=89&sec=1 Paris By Night 05:35, 6 January 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Dino-Riders in 'Toy Story'
I believe that in the movie Toy Story from Disney/Pixar, the character Rex is based off the Tyrannesaurus Rex action figure from Dino-Riders. If you look at the character, Rex has the wheels as well as opening mouth that worked when the T. Rex would walk using battery power. I just wondered if anyone else noticed this.
