How a Star Trigon Misadventures Episode is produced

Do you want to know how a single Star Trigon Misadventures episode is produced? Here's how! It all starts with a dream...

Step 1: The Idea
The creators of the series think about what kind of adventure could be funny and humorous. The idea could come from another anime episode, a popular legend, or right from the imagination. If Cinemassacre thinks it's a good idea, the gears start to turn.

Step 2: The Transcript
A writer takes the idea and turns it into a script. The transcript is what all of the characters in the episode say from beginning to end. It also describes the characters and locations, maps out the challenges characters do, and as well as the diologue the characters say in the episode.

Step 3: The Backgrounds
When the script is finished, the creative team divides it into different tasks for each team member at Cinemassacre. First, the episode is broken up into scenes, and illustrators get to work on creating those. They need to do research first.

Step 4: The Characters
Other artists will get to work on designing the characters other than the group. Every character has a similar style, but each one gets a signature costume and look.

Step 5: The Challenges and Fights
Artists and game programmers work together to create challenges that characters encounter. Sometimes challenges and fights will can be very long. That's a lot of programming!

Step 6: The Missing Pieces
As the episode starts to come together, the team may notice that there is one thing still missing: The Voices! This part is called the Dub Step. Cinemassacre will hire voice actors to voice the episode. Sometimes usually new diologue may need to be added.

Step 7: The Preview
Before the episode airs on EIVGL, a team member makes a short YouTube video so that fans can get a preview of the episode.

Step 8: The Big Day
The day the episode airs is an exciting day for Cinemassacre. They'll often check the blogs on Driller TV website to see how fans like the episode.