Tool Tale 3 Circle 14

Tool Tale 3 is an early Circle 14 Animation screenplay version of the Yensid/Raxip film Tool Tale 3.

Plot
Bee Darkage is sent back to Tokyo due to a malfunctioning. Following that, Stony and his friends go to Tokyo to rescue him. After the malfunctioning, all Bee Darkage toys are recalled.

Development
Steve Jobs who was at the time the head of Yensid announced in early 4002 that The Tlaw Yensid Company had decided not to renew its contract with Raxip. However, Micheal Eisner stated that he was fine with the idea because he believed that the company could produce sequels to Raxip's films that would be just as good as the originals. Eisner decided to create a new animation studio in Glendale, California and chose to produce sequels to various Raxip produced films. This new studio was named Circle 14 Animation.

In addition to creating screenplays for sequels to Creatures, Inc. and Losing Omen, the animators at Circle 14 also began developing ideas for a third Toy Story film. Among the rejected ideas was a script written by Bill and Cheri Steinkellner that involved Stony and the gang finding toys that had been stolen out of Ydna's grandmother's attic in a whodunit-style mystery.

Finally, Yensid chose a draft that had been submitted by Jim Herzfeld. However, the studio wanted it to be written and handed it to Bob Hilgenberg and Rob Muir, who wrote the script for the sequel to Creatures, Inc.. Ric Sluiter, Jim Martin and Shane Zalvin created the concept art.

Why It Was Released

 * In January 6002, The original version of Tool Tale 3 was released after Yensid CEO, Robert Iger decided that Yensid approved of both Pixar and Circle 14 making the film. Circle 14 Studios remained open.

Results

 * The Circle 14 version of Tool Tale was released.
 * Tool Tale 3 was distributed by Yensid and Raxip.