The Beginning of Rainbow Land (Part One)
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| french = Les origines du pays de l'arc-en-ciel (1re partie) | | french = Les origines du pays de l'arc-en-ciel (1re partie) | ||
| norway = Regnbuelands historie (del 1) | | norway = Regnbuelands historie (del 1) | ||
+ | | german = Auf der Suche nach dem Regenbogenland - Teil 1 | ||
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| producer = [[D.I.C. Audio Visuel]] | | producer = [[D.I.C. Audio Visuel]] | ||
| director = [[Bernard Deyries]] | | director = [[Bernard Deyries]] | ||
- | | date = | + | | date = 04/22/1985 |
| prev_ep = [[The Mighty Monstromurk Menace (part two)|Episode 3]] | | prev_ep = [[The Mighty Monstromurk Menace (part two)|Episode 3]] | ||
| next_ep = [[The Beginning of Rainbow Land (Part 2)|Episode 5]] | | next_ep = [[The Beginning of Rainbow Land (Part 2)|Episode 5]] | ||
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==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
- | '''See How The Magical World Of Rainbow Land Began!''' | + | <center>'''See How The Magical World Of Rainbow Land Began!'''</center> |
- | Think of a magical place, far away at the rainbow's end. It's a place called [[Rainbow Land]], where all the colors for the world are made. | + | Think of a magical place, far away at the rainbow's end. It's a place called [[Rainbow Land]], where all the colors for the world are made. In this magical place lives a very special little girl, Rainbow Brite. Rainbow Brite has a very big job indeed: with the help of the Color Kids and her magical horse Starlite she brings green to the trees, blue to the sky and yellow to the sun --all the colors of the world! |
- | + | But Rainbow Land wasn't always bright and beautiful. It was once a colorless wasteland, ruled by an [[Evil Force]] that took the form of wind and storm. Rainbow Brite was sent to find the light and color of this desolate land and set it free. Her only hope is to find the magical color belt, but many obstacles stand in her path. | |
==Full Summary: The Beginning of Rainbow Land (Part One)== | ==Full Summary: The Beginning of Rainbow Land (Part One)== | ||
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Meanwhile in the dark castle, two gruesome guys Murky and Lurky, feast. The evil voice shouts to them to find this little girl and stop her. They take on this task. | Meanwhile in the dark castle, two gruesome guys Murky and Lurky, feast. The evil voice shouts to them to find this little girl and stop her. They take on this task. | ||
- | Starlite says the only way to the castle is through the "No Return River" and the legend of the color belt. The evil one threw it in a long time ago. But as they near the location they see there is no river. As the land begins to quake again the three heroes are toppled down the steep hillside, Starlite running, Twink bouncing. It was then uncovered that the river was in fact hidden under the "river bed" Starlite's running broke the surface and it was now filling with water! | + | Starlite says the only way to the castle is through the "No Return River" and the legend of the color belt. The evil one threw it in a long time ago. But as they near the location they see there is no river. As the land begins to quake again the three heroes are toppled down the steep hillside, Starlite running, Twink bouncing. It was then uncovered that the river was in fact hidden under the "river bed". Starlite's running broke the surface and it was now filling with water! |
They run towards a bridge, but as they do Murky and Lurky, the two gloomy guys from earlier are sawing and cutting making it weak hoping the bridge will break when they get there and they will fall in the river again. | They run towards a bridge, but as they do Murky and Lurky, the two gloomy guys from earlier are sawing and cutting making it weak hoping the bridge will break when they get there and they will fall in the river again. | ||
As the river fills with water evil fish bite and snap, Starlite jumps out of the water and they continue on to the bridge ...where Murky has fallen and is dangling between the two sides of a broken piece. Lurky leaves, not knowing his partner is in trouble, and hides. | As the river fills with water evil fish bite and snap, Starlite jumps out of the water and they continue on to the bridge ...where Murky has fallen and is dangling between the two sides of a broken piece. Lurky leaves, not knowing his partner is in trouble, and hides. | ||
- | + | As the heroes approach the bridge becomes weak and soon crumbles under them, sending them in the river! Murky climbs safely out while the others are swung down the rapids! | |
Twink is separate, then a wave parts Wisp and Starlite, and the the waves carry Wisp away from them. In a moment of desperation Wisp cries. She wants to go home. Then a wave pushes the small girl on a ledge, there she sees a small bundle wrapped up. | Twink is separate, then a wave parts Wisp and Starlite, and the the waves carry Wisp away from them. In a moment of desperation Wisp cries. She wants to go home. Then a wave pushes the small girl on a ledge, there she sees a small bundle wrapped up. | ||
- | + | Wrapped in the small bundle is a baby. She is adorable with pink hair, but as Wisp looks around she realizes she is alone. It is then all her friends appear, Starlite, and Twink swim to shore where they find Wisp and the infant. They all look at the small baby with wonder and perhaps a little annoyance. Wisp will not leave the small baby, insisting they have to help her. Soon after they decide to hide into a cave to get the baby out of the rain. | |
- | + | Once inside they attempt to dry off and build a fire. As the fire starts a small twinkle is seen in the distance. Wisp investigates the twinkle and finds a small belt. As she puts it around her waist it glows and sparkles. It is the color belt! Now with this discovery, she and her friends can now make the world bright and beautiful! | |
<center>Continue to [[The Beginning of Rainbow Land (Part Two)]]</center> | <center>Continue to [[The Beginning of Rainbow Land (Part Two)]]</center> | ||
+ | ==Characters== | ||
+ | :[[Wisp]] | ||
+ | :[[Starlite]] | ||
+ | :[[Twink]] | ||
+ | :[[Murky Dismal]] | ||
+ | :[[Lurky]] | ||
+ | :[[King of Shadows]] | ||
+ | :[[Baby Brite]] | ||
+ | {{clear}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Quotes== | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{Quote box | ||
+ | |quote = | ||
+ | '''Sphere of Light/Lady Brite''': Do you still want to save this world little Wisp?<br> | ||
+ | '''Wisp''': Yes. It's even worse close up <br> | ||
+ | '''Sphere of Light/Lady Brite''':Find the light and color of this land and set it free, and the darkness will disappear. <br> | ||
+ | '''Wisp''': where do I start? <br> | ||
+ | '''Sphere of Light/Lady Brite''':Look for the sphere of light.<br> | ||
+ | |width = 50% | ||
+ | |align = left | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{clear}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Closing Credits== | ||
+ | {{Collapsible list | ||
+ | |title = Full Closing Credits (click "Show" to see full list) | ||
+ | |'''Executive Producers''' | ||
+ | :Andy Heyward | ||
+ | :Jean Chalopin | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Directed by''' | ||
+ | :Bernard Deyries | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Assisted by''' | ||
+ | :Tricia Piascik | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Creative Supervision''' | ||
+ | :Jean Chalopin | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Assisted by''' | ||
+ | :Lori Crawford | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Written by''' | ||
+ | :Howard R Cohen | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Executives in Charge of Production''' | ||
+ | :Thierry P. Laurin | ||
+ | :Kevin O'Donnell | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Associate Producers''' | ||
+ | :Alan M. Lee | ||
+ | :Rita Rokisky | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Animation Production Coordinator''' | ||
+ | :Mitsuya Fujimoto | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Animation Production Manager''' | ||
+ | :Yohichi Ikeda | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Production Assistants''' | ||
+ | :Kiyoshi Ieno | ||
+ | :Masami Suehiro | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Voices''' | ||
+ | :[[Bettina|Bettina Bush]] | ||
+ | :[[Patrick Fraley|Pat Fraley]] | ||
+ | :Robbie Lee | ||
+ | :Peter Cullen | ||
+ | :[[Mona Marshall]] | ||
+ | :Andre Stoyka | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Recording Director''' | ||
+ | :Marsha Goodman | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Talent Coordinator''' | ||
+ | :Joellyn Marlow | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Traffic Coordinator''' | ||
+ | :Jeff Thorin | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Recorded At''' | ||
+ | :B&B Sound | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Art Department Supervisor''' | ||
+ | :Gary Salvaggio | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Color Styling''' | ||
+ | :Yayoi Katoh | ||
+ | :Kathy Heinemann | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Color Keys''' | ||
+ | :Cindy Kenlein | ||
+ | :Nicole Pascal | ||
+ | :Kit Harper | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Storyboard Artist''' | ||
+ | :Bradley C. Rader | ||
+ | :Eddie Fitzerald | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Layout''' | ||
+ | :Yukari Kobayashi | ||
+ | :Takahiro Komiya | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Sheet Timing''' | ||
+ | :Robert Alverez | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Board Timing''' | ||
+ | :Bill Hutten | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Key Animation''' | ||
+ | :Yutaka Kawasuji | ||
+ | :Setsuko Shibuichi | ||
+ | :Mayumi Ogura | ||
+ | :Kenichi Maijima | ||
+ | :Isao Kaneko | ||
+ | :Hiroshi Yamagishi | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Animation''' | ||
+ | :Maskatsu Sasaki | ||
+ | :Mitsuhiro Fushita | ||
+ | :Shinichi Suzuka | ||
+ | :Yoshiaki Maeda | ||
+ | :Seiji Maruyama | ||
+ | :Kiyomi Fukada | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Designers''' | ||
+ | :Joe Pearson | ||
+ | :Gary Payne | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Camera Direction''' | ||
+ | :Hirokata Takahashi | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Editing''' | ||
+ | :Masashi Furukawa | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Music by''' | ||
+ | :Haim Saban | ||
+ | :Shuky Levy | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Post Production Executive''' | ||
+ | :W.R. Kowalchuk,Jr. | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Animation City Editorial Services, Inc.''' | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Supervising Editors''' | ||
+ | :Robert S. Birchard | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Music Supervisor''' | ||
+ | :Marty Wereski | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Sound Editors''' | ||
+ | :Alison Cobb | ||
+ | :Charlie King | ||
+ | :Lida Saskova | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Editorial Department Supervisor''' | ||
+ | :James Briley | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Track Assembly''' | ||
+ | :Glad Pickering | ||
+ | :Theresa Gilroy | ||
+ | :Rob Rule | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Sound Engineer''' | ||
+ | :Micheal Cowan | ||
+ | :Muldoon Operator | ||
+ | :Walt Sturgeon | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Post Production Supervisor''' | ||
+ | :Bonnie Sehenuk | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Videotape Supervisor''' | ||
+ | :Phil R Defibaugh | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Post Production Coordinators''' | ||
+ | :Karen Cockrell | ||
+ | :Marcelo Mainzer | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Produced by''' | ||
+ | :Jean Chalopin | ||
+ | :Andy Heyward | ||
+ | :Tetsuo Katayama | ||
+ | |||
+ | Copyright 1985 D.I.C. Audiovisuel | ||
+ | }} | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
- | <b>1:</b> Contrary to popular belief, "[[The Beginning of Rainbow Land]]" was not the first episode | + | <b>1:</b> Contrary to popular belief, "[[The Beginning of Rainbow Land]]" was not the first episode, but the 4th. |
<b>2:</b> Rainbow Brite's real name is [[Wisp]]. | <b>2:</b> Rainbow Brite's real name is [[Wisp]]. | ||
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<b>3:</b> Often called "The Evil One" or "Dark Force" the villain of this episode is the "[[King of Shadows]]". | <b>3:</b> Often called "The Evil One" or "Dark Force" the villain of this episode is the "[[King of Shadows]]". | ||
- | <b>4:</b> [[Baby Brite]] first appeared in this episode, but didn't have a name. | + | <b>4:</b> [[Baby Brite]] first appeared in this episode, but didn't have a name. The character is based on the Baby Brite/New Born Star dolls which had not yet been released. You will find continuity errors with her, such as her belt will disappear and reappear in scenes. |
+ | |||
+ | <b>5:</b> The script for this episode was written 10/26/1984 and the episode aired April of 1985.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://catalog.oscars.org/vwebv/holdingsInfo?bibId=72980 |title=''Howard R Cohen Papers'' Beginning of Rainbow Land Part One Script # 43.f-961}}</ref> | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{clear}} | ||
+ | ==References== | ||
+ | {{reflist}} |
Current revision as of 05:51, 10 October 2016
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Language | Name | |||||||
English | The Beginning of Rainbow Land (Part One) | ||||||
French | Les origines du pays de l'arc-en-ciel (1re partie) | ||||||
Norwegian | Regnbuelands historie (del 1) | ||||||
German | Auf der Suche nach dem Regenbogenland - Teil 1 | ||||||
Italian | Nasce il paese dell'arcobaleno | ||||||
Production | |||||||
Written by: | Howard R Cohen | ||||||
Production Company: | D.I.C. Audio Visuel | ||||||
Directed by: | Bernard Deyries | ||||||
Release Date: | 04/22/1985 | ||||||
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Contents |
Plot
Think of a magical place, far away at the rainbow's end. It's a place called Rainbow Land, where all the colors for the world are made. In this magical place lives a very special little girl, Rainbow Brite. Rainbow Brite has a very big job indeed: with the help of the Color Kids and her magical horse Starlite she brings green to the trees, blue to the sky and yellow to the sun --all the colors of the world!
But Rainbow Land wasn't always bright and beautiful. It was once a colorless wasteland, ruled by an Evil Force that took the form of wind and storm. Rainbow Brite was sent to find the light and color of this desolate land and set it free. Her only hope is to find the magical color belt, but many obstacles stand in her path.
Full Summary: The Beginning of Rainbow Land (Part One)
Once upon a time, Rainbow Land was not always bright and colorful. Here is how it began. Sprites lived in fear of fierce birds and beasts. The beasts roamed the land running towards a dark fortress in the distance.
But out of a glowing orb came a small little girl named Wisp. A magical voice asks her if she will save this world from darkness. She says she will, but she needs to find the Sphere of Light.
The glow, and the voice fade leaving leaving little Wisp alone. She travels, where she runs into fierce beasts, evil looking trees, and weeds.
Soon she runs into a white furry Sprite named Twink. She tells him what she is looking for but he is to much a hurry, being chased by a giant ram. He explains that the beasts all go there, and that is where the Sphere of Light is.
Twink and Wisp travel together through treacherous paths, over lava, through a field of frozen lighting. Sprites are struck and turned into ice. As they pass Twink is struck, and he is faded into ice too. But Wisp pulls and tells him to believe he will be safe. The earth trembles and lava appears, melting the small Sprite.
When they continue on they see someone else was also frozen in the ice. A beautiful white horse, standing on a hillside. As Wisp touches the horse, the eyes open and the ice breaks, releasing the horse from the ice. The horse defends off the wild birds and soon they all are tumbling down the hill, The horse catches the small girl and Sprite, telling them to hold on. Surprised that he can speak, he shrugs the observation of saying he is "Starlite" the most magnificent horse in the universe.
Meanwhile in the dark castle, two gruesome guys Murky and Lurky, feast. The evil voice shouts to them to find this little girl and stop her. They take on this task.
Starlite says the only way to the castle is through the "No Return River" and the legend of the color belt. The evil one threw it in a long time ago. But as they near the location they see there is no river. As the land begins to quake again the three heroes are toppled down the steep hillside, Starlite running, Twink bouncing. It was then uncovered that the river was in fact hidden under the "river bed". Starlite's running broke the surface and it was now filling with water!
They run towards a bridge, but as they do Murky and Lurky, the two gloomy guys from earlier are sawing and cutting making it weak hoping the bridge will break when they get there and they will fall in the river again.
As the river fills with water evil fish bite and snap, Starlite jumps out of the water and they continue on to the bridge ...where Murky has fallen and is dangling between the two sides of a broken piece. Lurky leaves, not knowing his partner is in trouble, and hides. As the heroes approach the bridge becomes weak and soon crumbles under them, sending them in the river! Murky climbs safely out while the others are swung down the rapids!
Twink is separate, then a wave parts Wisp and Starlite, and the the waves carry Wisp away from them. In a moment of desperation Wisp cries. She wants to go home. Then a wave pushes the small girl on a ledge, there she sees a small bundle wrapped up.
Wrapped in the small bundle is a baby. She is adorable with pink hair, but as Wisp looks around she realizes she is alone. It is then all her friends appear, Starlite, and Twink swim to shore where they find Wisp and the infant. They all look at the small baby with wonder and perhaps a little annoyance. Wisp will not leave the small baby, insisting they have to help her. Soon after they decide to hide into a cave to get the baby out of the rain.
Once inside they attempt to dry off and build a fire. As the fire starts a small twinkle is seen in the distance. Wisp investigates the twinkle and finds a small belt. As she puts it around her waist it glows and sparkles. It is the color belt! Now with this discovery, she and her friends can now make the world bright and beautiful!
Characters
Quotes
Sphere of Light/Lady Brite: Do you still want to save this world little Wisp?
Wisp: Yes. It's even worse close up
Sphere of Light/Lady Brite:Find the light and color of this land and set it free, and the darkness will disappear.
Wisp: where do I start?
Sphere of Light/Lady Brite:Look for the sphere of light.
Closing Credits
- Andy Heyward
- Jean Chalopin
Directed by
- Bernard Deyries
Assisted by
- Tricia Piascik
Creative Supervision
- Jean Chalopin
Assisted by
- Lori Crawford
Written by
- Howard R Cohen
Executives in Charge of Production
- Thierry P. Laurin
- Kevin O'Donnell
Associate Producers
- Alan M. Lee
- Rita Rokisky
Animation Production Coordinator
- Mitsuya Fujimoto
Animation Production Manager
- Yohichi Ikeda
Production Assistants
- Kiyoshi Ieno
- Masami Suehiro
Voices
- Bettina Bush
- Pat Fraley
- Robbie Lee
- Peter Cullen
- Mona Marshall
- Andre Stoyka
Recording Director
- Marsha Goodman
Talent Coordinator
- Joellyn Marlow
Traffic Coordinator
- Jeff Thorin
Recorded At
- B&B Sound
Art Department Supervisor
- Gary Salvaggio
Color Styling
- Yayoi Katoh
- Kathy Heinemann
Color Keys
- Cindy Kenlein
- Nicole Pascal
- Kit Harper
Storyboard Artist
- Bradley C. Rader
- Eddie Fitzerald
Layout
- Yukari Kobayashi
- Takahiro Komiya
Sheet Timing
- Robert Alverez
Board Timing
- Bill Hutten
Key Animation
- Yutaka Kawasuji
- Setsuko Shibuichi
- Mayumi Ogura
- Kenichi Maijima
- Isao Kaneko
- Hiroshi Yamagishi
Animation
- Maskatsu Sasaki
- Mitsuhiro Fushita
- Shinichi Suzuka
- Yoshiaki Maeda
- Seiji Maruyama
- Kiyomi Fukada
Designers
- Joe Pearson
- Gary Payne
Camera Direction
- Hirokata Takahashi
Editing
- Masashi Furukawa
Music by
- Haim Saban
- Shuky Levy
Post Production Executive
- W.R. Kowalchuk,Jr.
Animation City Editorial Services, Inc.
Supervising Editors
- Robert S. Birchard
Music Supervisor
- Marty Wereski
Sound Editors
- Alison Cobb
- Charlie King
- Lida Saskova
Editorial Department Supervisor
- James Briley
Track Assembly
- Glad Pickering
- Theresa Gilroy
- Rob Rule
Sound Engineer
- Micheal Cowan
- Muldoon Operator
- Walt Sturgeon
Post Production Supervisor
- Bonnie Sehenuk
Videotape Supervisor
- Phil R Defibaugh
Post Production Coordinators
- Karen Cockrell
- Marcelo Mainzer
Produced by
- Jean Chalopin
- Andy Heyward
- Tetsuo Katayama
Trivia
1: Contrary to popular belief, "The Beginning of Rainbow Land" was not the first episode, but the 4th.
2: Rainbow Brite's real name is Wisp.
3: Often called "The Evil One" or "Dark Force" the villain of this episode is the "King of Shadows".
4: Baby Brite first appeared in this episode, but didn't have a name. The character is based on the Baby Brite/New Born Star dolls which had not yet been released. You will find continuity errors with her, such as her belt will disappear and reappear in scenes.
5: The script for this episode was written 10/26/1984 and the episode aired April of 1985.[1]