Dozerfleet Productions projects in the 2000s

With the mid-Oughties, Dozerfleet Productions started taking on its name and current infrastructure. Gone was the old Cormorant era, and in came a push toward higher-quality products. The Dozerfleet Megaverse as understood today didn't come about until the mid-2010s, but the four-year stretch from 2006 - 2010 proved critical in shaping the brand's future direction. As academic projects still needed to be pursued sometimes in cooperation with the brand and sometimes separately from it, the Lansing Community College Project Archive and Ferris State University Project Archive still proved critical in this pentade along with this page to track projects relevant to the era. The pentade lasting from 2010 - 2015 became Dozerfleet Productions projects of the early 2010s, and helped set the stage for the Megaverse in 2016.

The late oughts and early tens were a time of considerable web experimentation, as learning how to promote and publish works online became an imperative - as did acquiring adaptability to a system with ever-changing formats and standards.

Other highlights

 * 1) The first actual videos to be published under either of the aforementioned brands' names were published in this decade.
 * 2) The Dozerfleet Database and The Dozerfleet Forum were first defined in this decade.
 * 3) Narrative universe logic for Dozerfleet works was first defined, but the Megaverse wouldn't begin to take shape until 2013 with Percolation, and wouldn't solidify until 2016 with the "Percolation Warriors Saga" of Camelorum Adventures being proposed.

Proto-Dozerfleet
While works still used the Cormorant branding well until April and May of 2006, most Cormorant projects after 1999 are going to be labeled as Dozerfleet projects on this database, for the sake of simplicity. Works made explicitly for Lansing Community College in the Proto-Dozerfleet era are considered part of a separate list. Likewise, projects done on behalf of Tri-Sola Poetry are considered part of a separate list.

Dozerfleet at Ferris State
This latter half of the 2000s saw Dozerfleet not only get its official name, but become better at organizing projects according to franchise assignments. Projects made exclusively for Ferris State assignments are listed under the Ferris State University Project Archive, just as the Lansing Community College Project Archive did the same for LCC projects. Others are listed below.

Classic Gerosha
Gerosha continuity was rebooted yet again in 2007. Tying in with the plot to what would've been Ciem 2 were two short stories dubbed A Witness from Dirbine and Pursuit of the Facts, designed to test out The Sims 3 early and incorporate that into Gerosha mythos. Ciem 2 and Ciem 3 were doomed to cancellation for a variety of reasons, leading to Comprehensive Gerosha replacing the old Ciem series in 2010.

Extirpon was first inceived in 2009, as a dark antihero with incredible reality warping abilities modeled after the degree of hubris of his adversaries. Limited only by their arrogance, and by his own imagination. Navyrope was inceived around the same time, as an anti-abortion libertarian crusader extremist who would be similar in nature to V for Vendetta, but not quite as anarchistic. Slight rewrites to both Extirpon and Navyrope as characters would cement their places in a later Gerosha canon.

Gleeful-N'-Young, operated by Clyde Spendelworth, became the prime enemy of Navyrope. However, the FPB and Clarence Felick became secondary enemies, as did some corrupt CPS agents and Planned Parenthood affiliates.

Eric Korsicht was originally envisioned as a rogue terrorist offshoot of the same FPB, who targeted Viron after his organization was defeated by Navyrope. He would later be reimagined as a Russian / Mexican mercenary hired by Rappaccini to spread chaos to Indiana - as well as destroy Kentucky and Ohio - and capture the Gray Champion. Both Emeraldon and Ciem would play roles in stopping him, but it would be Gray that would be his undoing.

A minor villain in Ciem 2, he would be re-imagined as "the dragon" for Ciem: Ash Cloud in the Cataclysmic Gerosha timeline.

The table below lists only those works that were at least partially worked on, if not completed, that are entirely true to Classic Gerosha continuity.

Dromedeverse
The years 2007 and 2008 saw a revival of interest in the Trapezoid Kids from 2003. Most Dromedeverse expansion revolved around featuring them in works - largely because they were the easiest to draw and animate (and do voiceover work for.)

When Bikes Argue
The webcomics from 2005 were given video adaptations on YouTube. Though, they were pulled later, due to some political shuffles in 2012. (And also due to the fact that they were received poorly for their lackluster audio mixes.)

Eccentriaverse
Inspired by remembrance of The Blue Face Film Strips, and eager to make a united continuity around it and The Bison, plans were expanded to create a universe that could hold it all together. And also make a related third character that could bring them together. That character, was Volkonir.

The character was initially going to be a modern retelling of The Frog Prince; but there weren't any convincing frogs or frog-shaped toys available in Big Rapids that anyone knew of during production planning. Therefore, a stuffed toy modified from a Wal-Mart New Year's celebration decoration was made the prince's "enchanted curse form" instead of a frog. This also created liberties in how he was to be able to have his curse lifted.

Initial development of Volkonir mythos proved a daunting challenge; but these early projects laid the groundwork. They would inspire comic book remakes for both Volkonir 2008 and Attempt #43, as well as plans for two spinoff TV show premises and two specials, one of which was published to Mod the Sims in 2017.

Stationery Voyagers

 * Scalding Inquiries
 * What Must Happen
 * Ties that Confide
 * The Wages of Cheating Death
 * Ties That Confide: Reception Wishes

Every Ape and His Brother

 * Morbid
 * Ridiculous
 * Phantasmic
 * This Feels Obscene, It's an Earthquake
 * Let the Elements Shine Down
 * Elefante
 * Cadmium
 * The Bison's Apocalypse
 * Serial Bomber
 * Serial Bomber, Part 2
 * Salem (Story of a Trial)
 * Slaughterized
 * Once I'm Gone
 * Die Die Die!!!
 * Chicken
 * Jerry
 * Salt
 * Werewolves
 * Jokerfish
 * The Eel Thing
 * Serial Bomber, Part 3
 * Meat Cleaver
 * As One
 * Pokedices Apart
 * War Crimes
 * Poss Window
 * Transmorphers: Less Than Advertised
 * The Haunting Past
 * Here Come the Snakes
 * Obama Ain't Got the Touch
 * Ice Chimps Undone
 * Sandy Twirled
 * No Worries, Dear
 * Let Me Shoop Da Whoop
 * You Drank Too Much Moonshine
 * Fry Jam
 * Crappy Horrordays
 * Winter Horrorland
 * Baby, You're Dead Inside
 * Jerry
 * Luca the Snowmobster (song)
 * Krampus is Coming to Town
 * Attack of the Clowns
 * The Liberal Short Bus
 * Living in a Clown World
 * Ending MS-13 via the Red, White, and Blue
 * Gates Demi!

Mackleyverse

 * 3-13
 * Penguin on Drugs
 * Mackley's Wardrobe

Other projects / franchises

 * Farewell Graduate
 * Slovak Girls
 * Task Delegator
 * Flying Flamingo
 * SoaP Animated pitch