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'''''The Die-Cast Series''''' is a series of online videos uploaded onto [[Pixar Animation Studios|Pixar]]'s official Cars YouTube channel. They are based on the ''[[Cars Daredevil Garage]]'' app. The series started on July 16, 2016. | '''''The Die-Cast Series''''' is a series of online videos uploaded onto [[Pixar Animation Studios|Pixar]]'s official Cars YouTube channel. They are based on the ''[[Cars Daredevil Garage]]'' app. The series started on July 16, 2016. | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
Each video shows animated versions of [[ | Each video shows animated versions of [[Mattel Disney Pixar Cars|1:55 scale die-casts]] racing through a specific room in a house or someplace in a backyard. Throughout the race, the cars would end up in a sticky situation, such as falling into a trap or getting stuck. However, one or two of them are able to avoid them and win the race. | ||
Not all episodes focus on a race, though. Some episodes focus on the cars playing a different sport, such as soccer or billiard. Sometimes, the cars are just going for a drive. | Not all episodes focus on a race, though. Some episodes focus on the cars playing a different sport, such as soccer or billiard. Sometimes, the cars are just going for a drive. | ||
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*[[Lightning McQueen]] (Fireball Beach Racers) | *[[Lightning McQueen]] (Fireball Beach Racers) | ||
*[[Paul Conrev]] (Fireball Beach Racers) | *[[Paul Conrev]] (Fireball Beach Racers) | ||
*[[ | *[[Ryan "Inside" Laney]] (Fireball Beach Racers) | ||
*[[Richie Gunzit]] (Fireball Beach Racers) | *[[Richie Gunzit]] (Fireball Beach Racers) | ||
*[[Conrad Camber]] (Fireball Beach Racers) | *[[Conrad Camber]] (Fireball Beach Racers) | ||
Latest revision as of 19:15, 28 March 2024
The Die-Cast Series is a series of online videos uploaded onto Pixar's official Cars YouTube channel. They are based on the Cars Daredevil Garage app. The series started on July 16, 2016.
Synopsis
Each video shows animated versions of 1:55 scale die-casts racing through a specific room in a house or someplace in a backyard. Throughout the race, the cars would end up in a sticky situation, such as falling into a trap or getting stuck. However, one or two of them are able to avoid them and win the race.
Not all episodes focus on a race, though. Some episodes focus on the cars playing a different sport, such as soccer or billiard. Sometimes, the cars are just going for a drive.
Episodes
- Takes on the Garage
- Takes on the Washroom
- Takes on the Kitchen
- Takes on the Pool Table
- Takes on the Sandpit
- Takes on the Toy Room
- Takes on the Living Room
- Takes on the Picnic Table
- Takes on the Backyard
- Takes on the Open Road
- Takes on the Beach
- Takes on the Woods
New characters to Cars Daredevil Garage
Episode 10
- Cruisin' Lightning McQueen (Route 66 Road Trip)
- Mater (Route 66 Road Trip)
- Flo (Route 66 Road Trip)
- Ramone (Route 66 Road Trip)
- Fillmore (Route 66 Road Trip)
Episode 11
- Jackson Storm (Fireball Beach Racers)
- Rich Mixon (Fireball Beach Racers)
- Cruz Ramirez (Fireball Beach Racers)
- Lightning McQueen (Fireball Beach Racers)
- Paul Conrev (Fireball Beach Racers)
- Ryan "Inside" Laney (Fireball Beach Racers)
- Richie Gunzit (Fireball Beach Racers)
- Conrad Camber (Fireball Beach Racers)
Episode 12
- Fabulous Lightning McQueen (Thomasville Racing Legends)
- Jackson Storm (Thomasville Racing Legends)
- Reb Meeker (Thomasville Racing Legends)
- Ponchy Wipeout (Thomasville Racing Legends)
- Herb Curbler (Thomasville Racing Legends)
- Cal Weathers (Thomasville Racing Legends)
- Smokey
Trivia
- For unknown reasons, the title of the series has been "Cars Daredevil Garage" instead, ever since episode 11.