This is a page of all the Kaiden and Friends franchise film and episode-like video productions (webisodes and movies) storyboards. That includes paper storyboards later changed to dry erase board storyboard (Most likely because there wasn't enough scenes for the creator and storyboard artist).
If the creator and storyboard artist, Domosanies Mclay, chooses a random episode-like video, he will make a storyboard of it, he will also do storyboard animatics when he feels like it and take a break (he will also take a picture of them and upload them to this wiki). When he picks a random webisode to make a storyboard of, he will make the animatic of that webisode. Then after that, someone will most likely use the storyboards for production, once one or more of the webisode productions are done, much like Monsters At Work, The Simpsons, and Family Guy, they will upload a random webisode to YouTube, much how Pucca's channel uploads random episodes. Also, the characters he created can either be the appearance they have, which is a humanoid body, or they can be stick figures (that is either their limbs or whole body).
Character Role Colors
The character outlines and script (dialogue) lines are different colors. It is important to note that even if the marker/outline is black and the roles of characters written, that counts, no matter if the outline is written with or without color. The color of the outlines and script represent the following character roles:
Hero/Protagonist and Character Roles
Blue
Main Characters such as Main Protagonist/Protagonists or Protagonist Characters (Big Good) - The main character or characters of the story. They are also known as its "Big Good".
Olive Green
Main Protagonistic Faction / Main Protagonists - A group of primary heroes who are led by the Main Protagonist or Big Good.
Dark Green
Deuteragonist/Deuteragonists - The second most important character in the story.
Purple
Secondary Characters such as Secondary Protagonist/Protagonists - A protagonist who is much similar to the main protagonist and deuteragonist, that is a character who is not the primary protagonist but plays a significant role in the story and supports the protagonist in achieving their goals.
Orange
Tritagonist/Tritagonists - The third most important character in the story.
Light Purple
Tetartagonist/Tetartagonists - The fourth most important character in the story.
Magenta
Secondary Protagonistic Faction / Deuteragonists- The second most important group of heroes led by the Deuteragonist.
Iguana Green and Cyan
Supporting Characters such as Supporting Protagonist/Protagonists
Green - A heroic side character who aids the main protagonists. A hero who isn't as important as a major one, but still plays a semi-prominent and consistent role throughout much of the story. They can also have a major role and still count as a supporting character.
Cyan - As for cyan, this color is for supporting members of a group.
Cobalt Blue
For main members of a heroic team/group organization. This role goes for Olive Green.
Dark Orchid
Semi-Antagonist - These characters were advertised to be antagonists but were either bumped down or cut out of the final edition.
Red-Pink
Major Characters such as Major Protagonist/Protagonists - A general term for a heroic character who is important to the story.
Dark Purple
Tertiary Protagonist Faction / Tritagonists- The third most important group of heroes who are led by the Tritagonist or Tetartagonist.
Crayola Violet
Overarching Protagonist/Protagonists (Bigger Good) - A hero that is more powerful and influential to the setting of the story than the main protagonist, but is not directly responsible for the plot. If they are the overarching protagonist of an entire long-running series, they are its "Bigger Good".
Gray
Minor Characters - A heroic or neutral character that has minimal presence in the story.
Villain Character Roles
Teal
Main Antagonist (Big Bad) - The villain or antagonist that started the conflict in the first place and the first villain in the story. It is the evil counterpart of Main Protagonist. If they are the main antagonist of a long-running series, they are its "Big Bad", which is the evil version of "Big Good". In some cases, a main antagonist poorly has a small amount of focus such as four or five minutes of screen time, but in most cases, a main antagonist CAN have more screen time, that is if they have a major role.
Dark Teal
Main Antagonistic Faction / Main Antagonists- The primary evil group of villains that are led by the Main Antagonist that are connected to the main conflict. It is the evil counterpart to Main Protagonistic Faction.
Red
Central Antagonist (The Heavy) - The antagonist or villain that shows up the most and has more screen time, usually some kind of subordinate of the Main Antagonist. Though they aren't the main antagonist (mostly their henchmen) but has the most/majority influence over the plot. If they are the most proactive antagonist of a series or a franchise and have more screen time, they are known as "The Heavy".
Dark Grey
Secondary Antagonist (The Dragon) - The second most important villain or antagonist of the story, after the main antagonist. They are antagonists that appear the second most amount of times or have the second most influence over the plot. Either way, less significant than the Main or Central Antagonists. It's important to note that a secondary antagonist may actually have more screen time than the main antagonist, yet still be considered secondary if the main one is the cause of the plot. It is also the evil counterpart of Secondary Protagonist and Deuteragonist.
Fun Fact About Secondary Antagonist: Usually in many movies or stories, including comic books and TV shows, a secondary antagonist is always defeated first before the main antagonist, alongside the tertiary antagonist, as they and the tertiary antagonists serve as a lesser threat than the main one. These villains can be defeated by being taken down or have a change of heart or redemption. In some cases, a main antagonist is sometimes defeated first before the secondary antagonist. This antagonist or villain acts as a supporting obstacle to the protagonist, but then reveal their true nature to be a partner of the main antagonist.
Dark Blue
Secondary Antagonistic Faction / Secondary Antagonists - The second most important group of villains or antagonists who are led by the Secondary Antagonist. Note that a secondary antagonist faction may have more screen time like their Secondary Antagonist leader. It is evil counterpart of Secondary Protagonistic Faction.
Raven
Tertiary Antagonist - Antagonists or villains that are not the foremost ones in films, but are the third-in-importance after the main/primary and secondary antagonist. They may not be the main or secondary antagonist but they still have the third most influence over the plot than supporting or minor antagonists. It is the evil version of Tritagonist.
Coffee Brown
Tertiary Antagonist Faction / Tertiary Antagonists - A third important villainous group of villains who are led by the Tertiary Antagonist.
Red-Orange
Major Antagonist - An antagonist who isn't exactly related to the main conflict, but an antagonist of a specific arc or episode. It is the evil counterpart of Major Characters. A major antagonist might not be important as the main or secondary antagonist, but still plays a prominent role in the story and has more influence. In a series with different story arcs, this villain is usually the main antagonist of one story arc.
Scarlet/Crayola Orange Red
Major Antagonists - A group of major villains who are the primary force in a story.
Burgundy/Mulberry
Supporting Antagonist or Antagonists - Antagonists with less influence over the plot than the Main, Central, OR Secondary Antagonists, but are still connected to the main conflict. Usually come in the form of minions and such. This is basically what Tertiary, Quaternary, Quinary, and all of the others SHOULD be referred as. It is also important to note that a supporting antagonist can actually have a major role, and yet will still be considered a supporting villain.
Raspberry
Overarching Antagonist/Antagonists (Bigger Bad) - The antagonist that is the reason the Main Antagonist started the conflict in the first place. Usually doesn't show up until the end of a series, season, episode/webisode, or game, although, overarching antagonists can have an amount of screen time. This could come in the form of a god worshipped by the Main Antagonist, someone who died and motivated the Main or Central Antagonists, a hidden antagonist who orchestrated the events of the plot behind the curtain, etc. If they are the overarching antagonist of a long-running series, they are its "Bigger Bad". They are also the evil counterpart of Bigger Good or Overarching Protagonist.
Brown
Minor Antagonist/Antagonists - Antagonists who aren't significant to the plot or any given arc or episode, but are still antagonists who have a minimal presence, screen time and influence in the story, such as an antagonist who only appears for one or a few scenes to maybe a dozen (twelve), depending on the story's structure and the role of the minor antagonist, and does not leave a significant impact on the plot or a grunt who is named but does not have anything else to distinguish them in the story.
Grayish-Purple
Semi-Protagonist - A false protagonist is a literary technique, often used to make the plot more jarring or more memorable by fooling the audience's preconceptions and constructing a character who they assume is the protagonist but is later revealed not to be. They are also known as False Protagonists.
Note
Blue and Olive Green are for Main Protagonist/Protagonists and/or Protagonist Characters. Blue is for Main Characters/Protagonists and Protagonist Characters, and Olive Green is for Main Protagonistic Faction.
Second Notes
It is important to note that even when a character's outlines are different colors when their part of an organization or group or a single color such as black, the script writing, which is the dialogue, may actually be another color. In Impressing Carter, this example is used. Later in Toons Scammed and other webisodes onwards, the characters' outlines are black and their dialogue lines are different colors, depending on their roles.
For the list of films and episode-like video productions, click here.
Trailer Storyboard (this serial might be released with or without a trailer)
Intro
TBP
Outro & Credits
Five Nights at Kaiden's Trilogy
Five Nights at Kaiden's
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Five Nights at Kaiden's 2: The Redemption of Tockar and Welker
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Five Nights at Kaiden's 3: The Phantoms
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Five Nights at Kaiden's 4: The Attack of Nightmare Toons
TBP
Five Nights at Kaiden's 5: Team Kaiden and Team Pucca's Revival
TBP
Direct-to-video Films
Hader and Gabriel's Mistake (web film)
TBP
Toons in Madagascar (web film)
TBP
Kung Fu Toons (web film) Early Storyboard
TBP
Claiden's Revenge (edit draft for final version)
TBP
Gabriel's Big Lie (edit draft for final version)
TBP
Kaiden's Island Adventures
TBP
Toons Vs Aliens (web film) Pre-production Storyboard
TBP
The Adventure
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The Return of Pauler
TBP
Clear Away Toons
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Spencer Rivalry
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Lord Tong's Timenado
TBP
Specials
Tartarus's Vengeance Pre-production
TBP
Alternate Ending
TBP
Time Travel Toons Pre-production
TBP
Hare-24 (edit draft for final version)
TBP
Minisodes/Short Films
Toons and The Ghostlight
TBP
Villain Factory
TBP
Banana Bread
TBP
Team Kaiden and Team Pucca's Debt
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Hero Orientation Day
TBP
Panic In The Lobby
TBP
Mower Toons
TBP
Toon Scouts
TBP
Dorito's Super Bowl XLIV Short
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Toons Going Nuts
TBP
No Time For Shenanigans
TBP
Webisodes
Impressing Carter
Toons Scammed
WIP
Lost Headband and Chicken
TBP
Space Toons
TBP
Toons Vs Pirates
TBP
Seeing Red (Toonphobia)
TBP
How the Villains got Redeemed
TBP
Kaiden's Statue
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Carter The Prankster
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The Toons Watch The Super Mario Bros Movie
TBP
TBP
Claiden Strikes Back
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The Disappearance of Toons Inc
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Toon Flu
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The Toonopolis Cooking Competition
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The Toon Bus
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Ring Ring's New Slippers
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Ding Ding's Grilled Cheese
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Toon Power
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Carter's Maker
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Villain Dinner Date
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Barry's Chocolate Addiction
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The Kids Go To The Park
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Eagan's Revenge
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Edvard's Big Constipation Prank
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Unlucky Kaiden
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Invasion Of The Pirates
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Carter's Apple Vision Pro
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A Villain's Party
TBP
Kaiden's Foosas
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Heroes, Unite!
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The Toons Go To The Zoo
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Carter's Sugar Rush
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Robot Kaiden
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Dong King, Frank and Uncle Dumpling's Nap Time
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The Kids Go To The Park 2
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Monk The Zombie
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Melson's Money Calamity
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The Magical List
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Fishing Toons
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Kaiden’s Treasure Hunt
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The Mutant Toons
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Spikenado
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Attempt of Sarah Connors
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Carter the Villain
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Edvard's Useless Skills
TBP
Baseball Kaiden
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Kaiden's Special Guests
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Claiden And The Pirates In Jail
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Villain Mistake
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Gabriel the Prankster
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Finding Bon
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Claiden's Origin
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Abstracted Kaiden
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Kaiden's Story
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Alien Claiden, Starly, and Coleman
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The Revenge Prank
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Toons Scammed 2
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Jurassic Toons
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Gold Seeker Villains
TBP
For Kaiden's Sake
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The Goons Make An Avalanche
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After The Crossover Movie
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Carter the Prankster 2
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The Villainous Vacation
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Kaiden's Diary
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Carter's Dumb Ideas
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Carter's Prime Addiction
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4th of July Disaster
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Ching and Jing The Bee
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Barry's Baseball Game
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