NOTE: This isn't the other LeapFrog, this is Damian's version.
LeapFrog (abbr as LF) is a Leapian-American-Christian multinational megacorporation/conglomerate that was founded on January 1, 1800.
It was founded as Titranic Animation Studios from 1800 to 1830. It is marked as the first ever and oldest everything company in the United States. It is also believed to be the most richest company in the world.
Carmen Dile I (1791 - 1915) founded LeapFrog on January 1, 1800 and was the founder of the company.
History
Pre-history
Carmen Dile I was officially born in mid-1791 in California, a Mexican-owned area back then, inside a giant box.
The earliest known term of the company name was used in 1777, when Carmen's mother found a frog in the middle of a desert, naming the frog "Saint Leape Froge". The pet frog lived for 9 years before officially giving up on its life in March 1786.
The burial of St. Leape Froge is currently placed in front of the LeapFrog headquarters, as of today.
Founding (1798 - 1800; 1830)
In 1798, Carmen Dile I came up with the idea of a company based off of her mother's pet frog's name. Since she thought a different name would be greatly ideal for her corporation.
The company was officially founded on January 1, 1800 in the United States, including worldwide, being named Titranic Animation Studios.
The company began to produce colorized animation in 1803 and colorized media in 1859 when they figured out how to film in color. They also knew how to work with sound in 1880.
30 years later, on January 1, 1830, the well-known business was separated into 2 different companies (LeapFrog Animation and LeapFrog [main company]), after corporate owner changed the company's name to its current famous label.
Owner history
Carmen Dile I (1800 - 1873)
Gal Dieliez (1873 - 1881)
Opel Youth (1881 - 1915)
Chen Chen (1915 - 1961)
Ben Dapeli (1961 - 1994)
Zape Gew (1994 - 2003)
Beyuh Gew (2003 - 2011)
Damian Marin (2011 - present)
CEO history
Fager LIlo (1800 - 1834)
Lip Xavier (1834 - 1875)
Gape Leaper (1875 - 1932)
Banim Giloh (1932 - 1959)
Poy Poy (1959 - 2001)
Zape Gew (2001 - 2003)
Ware Pou (2003 - 2011)
Damian Marin (2011 - present)
co-CEO history
Day Pou (1954 - 1983)
Van Greg (1983 - 2001)
Lit Popil (2001 - 2017)
Cobu Gew (2017 - present)
Ratings
Movies
Leap Inc. movies include these ratings:
G rating (used sometimes)
PG rating (used sometimes)
PG-13 rating (used a lot of times beginning in the late 2010s)
R rating (used a lot of times)
NC-17 rating (used sometimes; barely used as of 2020)
Video Games
eC rating (used sometimes)
E rating (used at completely)
E10+ rating (used completely)
T rating (used completely)
M rating (used completely)
AO rating (used sometimes)
RP rating (used completely)
TV
TV-Y rating (used sometimes)
TV-Y7/TV-Y7-FV rating (used sometimes)
TV-G rating (used barely)
TV-PG rating (used sometimes)
TV-14 rating (used completely)
TV-MA rating (used barely)
Massive conglomerate info
LeapFrog is a massive and too powerful conglomerate, so they could easily beat other companies. They can also acquire other companies for as how much money as they want. And with their own country, United Leaps of Leapians (ULOL)/UL), they don't have to listen to any other country's government and/or laws, own other countries, continents and states and much more.
LeapFrog vs LeapFrog
There are two different types of LeapFrog.
- LeapFrog Enterprises (the real variant)
- Leap Inc. (this one)
How the fight had risen and fallen
The real variant of LeapFrog had made about 6 to 9 threat plans to Leap Inc. about taking them out of business and buying the entire company, which never was successful.
Their first plan was finalized in 1995, while Leap Inc. knew about this and stopped them from doing it. LeapFrog Enterprises stated in 1994 that "There can be only one LeapFrog". Leap Inc then started a company fight against LF Enterprises just a few years later after the statement was spoken.
In 2000, the fight had ceased and Carmen Dile III purchased LeapFrog Enterprises for 48 million USD.
Later in 2004, they made another threat plan, until Carmen Dile III had to take another 60 million USD away again from it. The final plan they wanted to create was in the year 2006. After almost all of their revenue decreased, LeapFrog Enterprises temporarily closed down for a few years to earn more revenue.
LeapFrog Enterprises then reopened in 2008 with 459.06 million USD in their hands.
Statewide plan
On April 18, 2020, Leap Inc. had made multiple plans for their headquarters to be statewide, meaning that all 50 states could possibly have the LeapFrog headquarters building.
They started off with a press conference, taking place on social media such as Instagram, YouTube and Facebook, discussing of why and how they will go statewide all around the United States. The press conference was actually a live stream and was viewed by almost 5 billion on Instagram and Facebook and 3.8 billion on YouTube.
On July 6, 2020, the headquarter buildings were successfully demolished, with the under construction buildings being Ramada Inn hotels.
Copyright
©1800 - 2020 LeapFrog / Leap Incorporated. All rights reserved.
Miscellaneous
For other miscellaneous information, media and more, then go to LeapFrog/Miscellaneous.