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Ruby-Spears Production was an American entertainment production company founded in 1977 by Joe Ruby and Ken Spears. The company was known for producing animated series such as Thundarr the Barbarian, Rubik, the Amazing Cube and the 1980s Superman animated series.
The company was responsible for the work of the 1994 Mega Man cartoon until it was cancelled in early 1996.
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Ruby-Spears Productions was founded by Joe Ruby and Ken Spears in 1977.
In 1994, Ruby-Spears had produced Mega Man, an animated series based on the original series of the same name. Although the show had good ratings, it did not receive a third season due to a number of factors, like the toy line being cancelled. As result, plans for a show based on the Mega Man X series were also abandoned.[1]
The studios was closed in 1996.
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- Official site (archive)
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