#unproduced

The Episode I Battle Bag toy line was created in 1999 and featured four packs of small creatures in a blind bag covered in "ooze".

Two Packs of Sea Creatures

• Angel Fish (aka the "mee" scalefish) • Trigger (aka the "laa" scalefish) • Soe (aka the "see" scalefish) • Opee Sea Killer

• Faa • Sando Aqua Monster • Colo Claw Fish • Grouper (aka the "tee" scalefish)

Two Packs of Swamp Creatures

• Mott • Ikopi • Falumpaset • Kaadu

• Nuna • Shaak • Pikobis (should have been singular "pikobi") • Fambaa

Photos from RebelScum.com

Only this first wave was produced, but a Wave 2 was in the prototype stages, which would have featured several podracers and droids seen around Mos Espa in The Phantom Menace. I found these unproduced Episode I Battle Bag prototypes on the Prototype Archives website.

The first droid we could have gotten would have been is the unidentified WEL-series welding droid seen in Watto's junkyard (seen at 00:33:41 in Episode I).

This droid is also shown here in this behind the scenes shot with Jake Lloyd as Anakin.

This barrel-shaped droid is an RMS droid, first identified in the (unfortunately now deleted) Star Wars By the Numbers video "Every Droid in Star Wars".

It appeared inside Watto's shop to the right of the doorway at 00:32:13.

The third droid is an unnamed model which looks somewhat similar to a larger Otoga-222 maintenance droid. One was seen in the back of Watto's shop at 00:32:24 beside a dilapidated protocol droid.

The fourth droid is the GNK power droids we see in several scenes, including two in Watto's shop beside the previous unnamed droid model.

Next we would have gotten one of Darth Maul's DRK-1 Dark Eye probe droids, which were already released with Darth Maul's Sith Speeder set.

Written by Stephen King

Circa 1997 (SPEC)

Written before any input from the production team, this script was King’s first attempt that would eventually be developed into what became “Chinga.” In this version of the story, Mulder joins Scully on her vacation in Maine...

Mulder joins Scully in staying with her old college roommate...

The story then takes a hard turn into a quasi-sequel to “Eve”:

Unproduced Puppy Twins by Mattel

"Twice as much to love!"

Retta Scott “On the Trail” Concept Art (Walt Disney, c. 1940s).

Thanks to @yanchagraffiti so much dialogue audio from unproduced Marvel series The Young Astronauts is now available, I've had to put a playlist together.

Ever since the release of Atlantis The Lost Empire all those years ago, and Collider's interview with Kirk Wise when discussing the concepts for the unproduced sequel of Atlantis, and since I was in the mood to dive into a style I haven't tried till now, all of that combined resulted in one of my favorite drawings I've done so far!

If you know what this unproduced sequel entailed, then you're gonna like my attempt in giving an image to said concept, I even did a small variant to give it a complete look :)