In the 2000s, Alpha and Omega was announced, but was planned to have a completely different style than the finalized one we ended up getting.
Plot[]
The plot is presumably the same as the final film released in 2010.
Development[]
Alpha And Omega was first announced in 2008, but the original version had multiple different concepts that shifted throughout production. While the one with the original designs is the most well known, there was also a much more earlier version by Richard Rich, to have a more darker and emotional tone-- similar to Don Bluth films-- and was going to be traditionally animated, later reimagined into CGI when he passed the idea to a new animation studio.[1]
Why This Version Was Cancelled[]
- The cancellation reasons are unknown, but it was possible that this was just a brief idea of what they wanted the characters to look like then later going for a different approach.
Results[]
- The original version of Alpha And Omega was permanently cancelled, then rejected in 2009 completely.
- Alpha And Omega released in 2010 with a different art style and was a massive box office flop.
Footage[]
Alpha and Omega - Deleted Scene
A scene from the original version, uploaded to YouTube in 2011.
Gallery[]
Rare art of the older designs of Kate and Humphrey.