List of Trail Blazer Studios Transactions

Trail Blazer Studios is a mass media, entertainment, and production company owned by Trailblazer101. The company has housed several properties, including films, TV series, and video games, throughout its' activity that were either since transferred to other LMMCU-based companies or had the development partnerships for them ended, while the company has also acquired or re-acquired several properties from other companies through transactions, which were all often done to benefit Trail's interests, creative ideas, and pursuit of unique and realistic properties being balanced through his companies. These properties and their transactions are listed below.

Nostalgic Games transfers
The video games LEGO Multiverse, Rift Masters, Sherlock: The Game Is On, and The LEGO Batman Movie Video Game, which were continued from Trail Blazer Studios' time as Imagination Studios and were transferred to the companies' gaming subsidiary, Nostalgic Games, after it was founded on February 20th, 2018.

Shatara Studios deal
The film Bullseye, which was given to Shatara Studios on December 20th, 2018, in exchange for Trail Blazer Studios acquiring Arrowsmith, Gallick, High Roads, Mister Doctor, and The Clone Masters. After the transaction, High Roads was given to iNinjago Studios on December 21st, 2018, although it was canceled by iNinjago on March 23rd, 2019, while Gallick was transferred to Navstar Productions on December 29th, 2018, where it returned to Red Shogun and will be re-developed, while the other properties that Trail Blazer Studios acquired were canceled. On December 11th, 2019, during Imagination Entertainment's L16 Expo panel, Trail announced that High Roads, Mister Doctor, and The Clone Masters had been transferred to the company where they continued development as miniseries.

Imagination Spike partnership and conflicts
The film Imagination Spike and its' sequel Imagination Drain, which were being developed with UnkleShane and his company Shane Studios since March 26th, 2019 to conceive a different plot for the films. However, on August 1st, 2019, Trail decided to change the plot of Imagination Spike to a revised story of his initial plans after having creative differences with Shane, whose pitch for the film was re-developed as a separate film for Shane Studios that was announced as Pestilled Pursuit on August 16th, 2019. A spin-off TV series centered on the Cyber Raiders team was being planned by Trail since September 13th, 2019, and was initially planned to be announced at Trail Blazer Studios' L16 Expo panel in December of 2019, although these plans were abandoned after they were discussed with Shane, who instead favored a TV series centered on the Fraction Foundation's original form the Cyclone Corporation, entitled Cyclone in the Egress.

On September 30th, 2019, Trail chose to continue working on the films as solo projects without Shane's involvement due to further creative differences with the plot and spin-offs and created a new story and more original characters rather than ones inspired by his friends, while also scrapping plans for Cyclone in the Egress. Despite this, on October 8th, 2019, Trail initially gave the films to Shane amid controversy surrounding disputes over the projects, which were intended to be re-developed at Shane Studios by then, with Trail developing Cyber Raiders as a standalone TV series separate from the films, featuring the Cyber Raiders team under a new conception. On October 14th, 2019, Trail re-acquired the films and continued to re-develop them with more original content, while also re-using concepts for the Operation Lifecycle simulation program, the spy thriller themes, and original characters for the films that were created for Cyber Raiders, which was re-positioned as a standalone spin-off of the films.

On October 31st, 2019, Trail announced that a sequel to Imagination Spike and Imagination Drain was in development and that it would further explore the new elements from the films, and on December 8th, 2019, during Trail Blazer Studios' L16 Expo panel, Trail announced the film as Imagination Crush and that it would conclude the franchise, while also pushing up the releases of Imagination Drain and Imagination Crush forward by 1 year due to the content being finalized, and announced a second spin-off TV series Cycle of Life, which re-purposed ideas Trail had for Cyclone in the Egress after working on Cyber Raiders. Earlier that year, on November 1st, 2019, Shane left the LMMCU Wiki and gave Pestilled Pursuit to Red Shogun, who intended to re-developed it under Shatara Studios, with Trail supporting this decision. On November 20th, 2019, Shogun gave the film to Trail after losing interest in it, and on December 8th, 2019, Trail announced the transaction and that the film was being re-developed as The Extermination with a new plot and characters, while re-using Shannon Goodall from coded puzzles for the film as the lead character.

Surge partnerships
The film Surge, which was being developed with UnkleShane and his company Shane Studios since March 27th, 2019 to be set in the Phenomenal Anomalies Cinematic Universe (PACU) after Trail and Shane discussed connecting it with that universe's film Burst. However, on April 11th, 2019, Trail abandoned this after having miscommunications with Shane regarding the lead character's powers and chose the following day to initially re-develop the film to be set in the same universe as another Trail Blazer Studios film, Blitz. However, these plans were scrapped on April 27th, 2019, as Trail felt the films didn't work well together, with a trilogy consisting of Fury and another superhero film being developed alongside Surge in collaboration with MilesRS677 and his company Marty McCorps on May 28th, 2019 after Trail chose to abandon plans for a shared universe. On October 15th, 2019, Trail began a new partnership with Shane to develop Bolt Traction as part of the PACU after discussing plans for a collaboration in the universe.

On October 19th, 2019, Trail abandoned the partnership with Marty McCorps in favor of developing Surge as a standalone project, and on October 23rd, 2019, Trail announced that Bolt Traction was added as the second film of a newly planned trilogy starting with Surge after Shane ended the partnership on October 21st, 2019 over disagreements with Trail, with the third film of the trilogy set to re-purpose ideas and concepts that Trail had previously pitched for the PACU on April 10th, 2019 that wasn't pursued. On December 8th, 2019, during Trail Blazer Studios' L16 Expo panel, Trail announced the titles of the trilogy and the third film as the Mooreview 667 Trilogy and Blare, respectively, and that Blare would conclude the franchise. Trail also announced that Fury was being re-developed with Marty McCorps and Solar Studios since a new partnership was reached on November 5th, 2019 to spawn a superhero franchise separate from the Mooreview 667 Trilogy.

Division transfers
The films Blazer, The Legend of Sigurd and Gudrún, and Local Warfront, and the TV series Infinity, Savage Island, and Silver Mirror Ninja, which were transferred to Trail Blazer Studios' independent production division, Inferno Indie Studios, after it was founded on August 7th, 2019. On October 10th, 2019, Trail cut-off Inferno Indie Studios to avoid a conflict of interest with Trail Blazer Studios' partnership with Infiniteermoon, who created the LMMCU Indie Division, with a majority of the company's properties being canceled, while Blazer was given to Shatara Studios, and Local Warfront and Infinity were transferred to Imagination Entertainment, and on October 18th, 2019, The Legend of Sigurd and Gudrún was also transferred to Imagination Entertainment, with each property continuing development. On November 16th, 2019, Trail re-purposed Inferno Indie Studios as Inferno Productions with a new slate of standalone properties, which included the film Mystery Novel and Savage Island being re-developed as The Savages. On December 2nd, 2019, Trail announced that the company had abandoned content partnerships in favor of focusing on standalone adult-oriented properties.

Wikia Cinematic Universe acquisition
The film The LMMCU and other films in the Wikia Cinematic Universe, which were acquired from iNinjago Studios on August 29th, 2019. Additional films and a formal "waves" grouping system were added to the franchise following Trail Blazer Studios' acquisition of it, with Trail taking over as the sole helmer of the franchise. On December 8th, 2019 during Trail Blazer Studios' L16 Expo panel, Trail announced Wave One: The Glory Days as the first wave of the franchise, consisting of the films The LMMCU, MilesRS, VesperalLight, SkylanderLord: Press Start, Shade: King of Atlantis, Time to GameTime!, and Trigger's Wild Venture, while also announcing that the films AD, iNinjago, and an untitled AnthonyM film, and sequels to all of the Wave One films, would be included in Wave Two.

Spider-Man Noir transfer
The TV series Spider-Man Noir, which was transferred on September 23rd, 2019 to Trail Blazer Studios' independent production division, Imagination Entertainment, after it was founded on September 7th, 2019. On December 11th, 2019, during Imagination Entertainment's L16 Expo panel, Spider-Man Noir was announced to be the first installment in the Marvel Noir shared universe franchise, and would be followed by Daredevil Noir and X-Men Noir.

Creation Collision transfer
The film Creation Collision, which was re-developed as a comic book series on October 16th, 2019, and was transferred to Blazing Publishers to further develop the story and characters.

The Ultimate Ultimate Adventure Universe cancelation
The TV series for the Ultimate Ultimate Adventure Universe including The Trail Blazer Adventures and its' crossover with Marty McCorps' Miles and the Virusverse, The Ultimate Adventure of Trail and Miles, which were canceled by Trail and Miles on November 26th, 2019 to pursue more original and unique properties at Solar Studios.